GB/T 26631-2011Grain and oil terminology - Physicochemical properties and quality (English PDF)

2.1 Ying glume

Grasses spikelets two basal bracts.

2.2 Palea innerglume

Coated cereal grain particles smaller piece of the housing.

2.3 Outside Ying outerglume

Coated cereal grain particles of a larger enclosure.

2.4 Glume smalglumes

Gramineae cereal grain inside and outside the base supporting the outer husk of the two caregiver.

2.5 Awn awn, arista, beard

Ying in some cereal or outside, outside Ying (such as double Mans rice) back to the top or filamentous Central vein extending from the needle spikes.

2.6 Fuzz hair, beard

(1) hairy leaves and small thorn cultivated rice husk on, are called leaf hairs and pubescence, collectively known as the hair.

(2) some cereals (wheat, oats, rye) caryopsis non-embryo-side electrode Shorthair clusters. That is, "Michael Gross."

2.7 Caryopsis

Grasses a specific class does not crack nuts by connate disloyalty ovary development is made. The vast majority of the fruit grasses

Caryopsis, such as wheat, corn, rice and so on.

2.8 Cortical bran

Cereal grains of each layer of skin in general.

2.9 Skin epidermis

Plant (including cereal grains) and the outermost layer in contact with the external environment cells, generally composed of a single layer, colorless elongated cells.

2.10 Peel pericarp

Part of the fruit that develops from the ovary wall. Due to differences in the different types of fruit, peel great, usually divided into exocarp, in

Peel, endocarp three.

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