Aegilops
Amblyopyrum
Australopyrum
Crithodium
Dasypyrum Douglasdeweya
Elymus
Eremopyrum
Festucopsis
Heteranthelium
Hordelymus
Hordeum
Leymus
Pascopyrum
Psathyrostachys
Pseudoroegneria
Taeniatherum
Thinopyrum
Triticum
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The following synopsis reflects
my taxonomic preferences, but I have referred to other points of view. Eventually
the right hand column will contain representative pictures for each genus and the links on
the left will take you to a more detailed discussion of the genus. But note that
word "eventually". Aegilops and Triticum
Two annual taxa that differ in morphology and ecology but have jointly given rise to
many alloploids. The argument for treating them as separate genera is, in my
opinion, largely a matter of tradition. Tradition is not always bad, but I have a
lot of sympathy for the view that the two should be treated as a single genus.
Nevertheless, most of those engaged in research on the two taxa wish to maintain them as
separate genera. Given the amount of research involved, it seems best to defer to
their judgement. |
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Thinopyrum intermedium
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