Author: Req. ex Bertol.
Bibliography: Fl. Ital. 1: 787 (1834)
Year: 1834
Status: accepted
Rank: species
Genus: Aegilops
Vegetable: Unknown
Observations: Canary Is., Medit. to Afghanistan
Three-awn goat grass, known scientifically as Aegilops neglecta, is a noteworthy species within the Poaceae family. Originally documented in “Flora Italica” in 1834, authored by Requien and later annotated by Bertoloni, this grass has a rich historical background.
Aegilops neglecta is indigenous to a diverse range of regions, extending from the Mediterranean basin to Afghanistan, including the Canary Islands. This distribution highlights its adaptability to varying climatic conditions, from the arid environments of Afghanistan to the temperate zones of the Mediterranean and the unique biosphere of the Canary Islands.
As a member of the Poaceae family, Three-awn goat grass shares characteristics common to grasses, such as slender leaves and a fibrous root system, which contribute to its resilience and versatility in different habitats. The plant is distinguishable by its three awns – a trait that not only contributes to its common name but also plays a role in seed dispersal.
Aegilops neglecta has ecological importance as it can be used to study plant adaptation and evolution in diverse environments. Additionally, it often serves as a gene pool for crop improvement programs, particularly in relation to enhancing genetic diversity in cultivated wheats.
Understanding and studying this species is crucial for both ecological research and agricultural development, given its potential contributions to sustainable practices and crop resilience.
Dan: gold gedeøje
Eng: three-awned goatgrass, three-awn goat grass
Swe: borstbockvete
En: Three-awn goat grass, Three-awned goatgrass
Ar: دوسر مهمل
Bg: Пренебрегнато диво жито
Ca: Traiguera triaristada
Zh: 短穗山羊草
Da: Gold gedeøje
Fi: Haropukinvehnä
Fr: Égilope à trois arêtes, Égilope négligé, Égilope négligée
De: Vernachlässigter Walch
It: Cerere con 3 reste, Cerere con tre reste
Sv: Borstbockvete
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