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Rye collection

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Vernacular names
Rye
Genera
Secale

Rye, a member of the Secale genus, is a hardy bearded cereal well adapted to poor soils and low temperatures. It is characterized by its slender stems and elongated ears. There are several types of rye: winter rye, which withstands low temperatures, and spring rye, grown in milder areas. Mainly used for animal feed and bread-making, it is also used in the manufacture of certain beers and whisky. 

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  • Accessions in collection : 64
  • Filtered accessions : 64
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Name Code Taxon Subtaxon Country of origin Favorites Cart
POPULATION DE GRANDRIEU ERGE13911 Secale secale France
POPULATION OISANS 52 ERGE13912 Secale secale France
POPULATION QUEYRAS 54 ERGE13913 Secale secale France
POPULATION OISANS 57 ERGE13914 Secale secale France
POPULATION QUEYRAS 72 ERGE13915 Secale secale France
POPULATION EMBRUNAIS 67 ERGE13916 Secale secale France
POPULATION DE FONTANNE ERGE13917 Secale secale France
POPULATION DES ARCIS ERGE13918 Secale secale France
POPULATION DE CUXAC-CABARDES ERGE13919 Secale secale France
CUXAC-CABARDES ORIGINE SAUGUES ERGE13920 Secale secale France
POPULATION DE CHASSERADES ERGE13921 Secale secale France
POPULATION DE HAUTE LOIRE ERGE13922 Secale secale France
POPULATION PORTUGAISE NO.1 ERGE13923 Secale secale Portugal
POPULATION PORTUGAISE NO.2 ERGE13924 Secale secale Portugal
POPULATION PORTUGAISE NO.3 ERGE13925 Secale secale Portugal
POPULATION PORTUGAISE NO.4 ERGE13926 Secale secale Portugal
POPULATION PORTUGAISE NO.6 ERGE13927 Secale secale Portugal
POPULATION PORTUGAISE NO.8 ERGE13928 Secale secale Portugal
POPULATION PORTUGAISE NO.9BT ERGE13929 Secale secale Portugal
CENTEIO ERGE13930 Secale secale Portugal