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- Frumentum hordeum E.H.L.Krause nom. illeg.
- Frumentum sativum E.H.L.Krause
- Hordeum aestivum R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum americanum R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum bifarium Roth
- Hordeum brachyatherum R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum caspicum R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum coeleste (L.) P.Beauv.
- Hordeum daghestanicum R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum defectoides R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum durum R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum elongatum R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum gymnodistichum Duthie
- Hordeum heterostychon P.Beauv. [Spelling variant]
- Hordeum hexastichon L.
- Hordeum hibernaculum R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum hibernans R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum himalayense Schult.
- Hordeum hirtiusculum R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum horsfordianum R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum ircutianum R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum jarenskianum R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum juliae R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum kalugense R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum karzinianum R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum kiarchanum R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum laevipaleatum R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum lapponicum R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum leptostachys Griff.
- Hordeum macrolepis A.Braun
- Hordeum mandshuricum R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum mandshuroides R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum michalkowii R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum nekludowii R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum nigrum Willd.
- Hordeum pamiricum Vavilov nom. inval.
- Hordeum parvum R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum pensanum R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum polystichon Haller
- Hordeum praecox R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum pyramidatum R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum revelatum (Körn.) A.Schulz
- Hordeum sativum Jess. nom. illeg.
- Hordeum sativum Pers. nom. inval.
- Hordeum scabriusculum R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum septentrionale R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum stassewitschii R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum strobelense Chiov.
- Hordeum taganrocense R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum tanaiticum R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum tetrastichum Stokes
- Hordeum transcaucasicum R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum violaceum R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Hordeum walpersii R.E.Regel nom. inval.
- Secale orientale Schreb. ex Roth nom. inval.
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Barley is a cereal grain commonly used to brew beer, but which can also be eaten as gains or a porridge, or used to make tea.
References
Acknowledgements
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