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Is rye a type of flax seeds?
No, rye is not a type of flax seeds. Rye is a cereal grain that belongs to the grass family, while flax seeds come from the flax plant, which is cultivated for its seeds and fiber. Both are used in various foods but are distinct botanically and nutritionally.
What is the scientific name or taxonomic classification of the plant Basin wild rye?
The scientific or taxonomic name would be Leymus cinerus.
What kind of plant are peas?
Sweet pea or Lathyrus is an annual plant
What kind of cells are plant cells?
All plant cells are eukaryotic cells
What kind of plant are sweat peas?
Sweet pea or Lathyrus is an annual plant
Use rye in a sentence?
I decided to plant some rye this year.
WHAT is a cross-bred plant of wheat and rye?
Triticale.
What is a cross bred plant of wheat and rye?
Triticale.
What is the cereal plant with 3 letter and starts with r?
Rye
Is rye cereal?
Rye is a type of bread..so i guess it would be a kind of whole wheat cereal
What kind of whiskey beings with r?
Rye whiskey.
What kind of seeds are typically found in rye bread?
The seeds typically found in rye bread are caraway seeds.
What kind of grass do the horse like to eat?
Rye grass
What does Ergot mean?
Ergot is the name of a toxic fungus that affects the rye plant.
What kind of farmland does Poland have?
They make Rye. Lots and lots of rye. Back in the day, when the Polish-Lithuanian commonwealth was still strong, they produced pretty much all of the rye in Europe. Even now they are a predominant nation in rye production.
How do you make hallucinogens from rye?
If you actually intend to make hallucinogens from rye, chances are you are going to get the dosage wrong, and wind up killing yourself. In any event, there is a kind of mold that sometimes grows on rye, called rye ergot mold, which produces LSD.
Can you make hallucinogens out of rye bread?
No, one cannot get high simply by eating rye bread. However, ergot, a fungus that sometimes infects the rye plant can cause hallucinogenic states and convulsions. See further information in attached link.
