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London talk, wheat history, 22 Jan 2007



 
 
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Default London talk, wheat history, 22 Jan 2007

This might be of interest to some:

Wheat and civilisation: the origins and history of an ancient
grain
Talk by Mark Nesbitt, 18.30, Monday 22 January 2007. Kew Mutual
Improvement Society, Jodrell Lecture Theatre, Kew Gardens (UK).
Admission £2.

Details:
http://www.rbgkew.org.uk/kmis/pages/...s/schedule.htm

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Old 22-01-2007, 10:12 PM posted to rec.food.historic
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Default London talk, wheat history, 22 Jan 2007

wrote:
Wheat and civilisation: the origins and history of an ancient
grain
Talk by Mark Nesbitt, 18.30, Monday 22 January 2007. Kew Mutual
Improvement Society, Jodrell Lecture Theatre, Kew Gardens (UK).
Admission ?2.


Thanks for this; I went along and rather enjoyed it. Will be checking
out some of the stuff on
http://www.ancientgrains.org/ tomorrow, if I
get a chance.

I don't suppose you have the simplified lineage chart online anywhere?
(The one with the divisions into wild/domesticated, hulled/naked, and
diploid/tetraploid/hexaploid.)

Kake
 




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