Ressources Etiqueté: Job's Tears

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  1. Adlay or Job's Tears: A Cereal of Potentially Greater Economic Importance

    01/01/1952 This article is reprinted from Economic Botany. Adlay or Job's tearsis a cereal grain that been around as a cultivated crop for thousands of years, is considered more wholesome than either wheat or rice, isused as a staple for humans, forage, silage, compost, ornamental and has important...
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  2. Job’s Tears (Coix lacryma-jobi L.), a Resilient and Multipurpose Grain

    20/07/2013 Job’s tears is a 1 to 2 m tall grass thought to originate from Southeast Asia. It is found throughout most of the tropics, often in wild stands along ditches and streams. Depending on the variety, the seeds are yellow, purple or brown and are often tearshaped; hence, the name “Job’s tears.” There...
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