This standard specifies the classification and terminology of cereals and coarse grains. This standard applies to the production, trade, information management and exchange of cereals and coarse grains. NY/T 1294-2007 Classification and terminology of cereals and coarse grains NY/T1294-2007 Standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net
This standard specifies the classification and terminology of cereals and coarse grains. This standard applies to the production, trade, information management and exchange of cereals and coarse grains.

ICS 67.060
Agricultural Industry Standard of the People's Republic of China
NY/T1294—2007
Classification and Terminology of Minor Cereal Crops2007-04-17 Issued
2007-07-01 Implementation
Ministry of Agriculture of the People's Republic of China
Appendix A and Appendix to this standard are informative appendices. This standard was proposed and approved by the Ministry of Agriculture of the People's Republic of China. NY/T 1294—2007
Drafting units of this standard: Crop Variety Resources Supervision, Inspection and Testing Center of the Ministry of Agriculture, Institute of Crop Sciences, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences. The main drafters of this standard are: Liu Yicai, Wang Shumin, Zhu Zhihua, Li Weixi, Fu Ping, Zhang Zongwen, Liu Fang, Zhang Xiaofang, Li Yan. Introduction
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Coarse grains are important food crops and economic crops in my country. They play a very important role in improving the living standards of the Chinese people and grain export trade. Since then, many standards for coarse grains have been formulated, mainly involving seed quality and grain quality. However, the classification standards for coarse grains have not yet been formulated. The terms are mostly scattered in some plant and crop standards and some grain processing terminology standards formulated by the former Ministry of Commerce, such as the standards "Classification and Code of National Plants" (GB/T14467-1993), "National Major Product Classification and Code Part 1: Transportable Products" (GB7635.1-2002), "Sorghum" (GB8231-1987) and "Millet (Millet)" (GB8232-1987). These standards have played an important role in the production, processing, trade and management of grains. However, with the scale of grain production, diversification of uses, quality improvement of products and digital management, it is necessary to formulate classification and terminology standards for grain crops. This standard is an important basic standard of the grain crop standard system. It establishes a classification system for the economic uses of grain crops and provides a wide range of terms related to the economic uses of cereal grain crops. This is of great significance for building a complete system of grain crop classification and terminology in my country and standardizing the production, processing and trade of major grains. In the design of the system structure of this standard, the classification position of the main grain crops and other coarse grain crops is taken into consideration. Therefore, the codes of cereal grain crops start from "11" to "29", and the codes "01" to "10" are reserved for the main grain crops. The codes after "29" can be used to encode other coarse grain crops.
1 Scope
Classification and terminology of cereal grain crops
This standard specifies the classification and terminology of cereal grain crops. This standard is applicable to the production, trade and information management and exchange of cereal grain crops. 2 Classification
2.1 Classification principles
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The basis for the classification of cereal grain crops is firstly the importance of cultivation or production in production; secondly, the economic use of the crop. 2.2 Classification system
Based on the classification principle, a classification system of cereal crops is formed. The system has two classification aspects: crops and categories. 2.2.1 Crop classification aspect
Including 12 crops and the included category "other cereal crops", the codes and crop names are shown in Table 1. Table 1 Crop codes and names
Use classification aspect
Crop name
Small black mulberry
Edible barnyard grass
Pearlweed
Dragon claws
Other cereal crops
Cereal crops are divided into 6 categories and the included category "other categories" according to their uses. The codes and names of the use categories are shown in Table 2. Table 2 Use category codes and names
Use category name
Edible
Beer
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2.3 Coding method
Table 2 (continued)
Category name
Acid-producing
Sugar-producing
Book-producing
Other categories
The code for the use of crops adopts a combination code, which consists of 4 digits. The first two digits are the crop code and the last two digits are the use category code. For example, the code for barley is "1302" 2.4 Classification category table
The name and code of the use classification of cereals and coarse grains are shown in Table 3. Table 3 Classification of cereals and coarse grains
Food
Food
Other cereals
Food porridge
Decoration sorghum
Acid-producing
Sugar-producing sorghum
Emperor's Gaole
Other sorghum
Edible human wheat
Feed human wheat
Barley for wine
Other barley
Food Sichuan Yanlou
Feed Yanfa
Other oats
Food Sichuan Jilu
Emperor's millet
Other dwarf
3 Terms||tt ||Edible rye
Feed rye
Table 3 (continued)
Qituo rye award
Triticale
Edible triticale
Feed triticale
Other triticale
Precious chestnut
Longzhua blanket
Other mercury cereal crops
Cereal cropsminrcereal cropsAlso known as \medicine jade"
Meaning\Hunan millet".
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Also known as "langgu" and "candle barnyard grass".
meaning "millet" and "dragon claw millet"
including millet, sorghum, barley, oats, millet, rye, millet, rye, edible millet, pearl millet, millet and buckwheat. Note! Millet is a crop of the genus Phytaceae. According to the food production and people's eating habits, buckwheat is included in the category of cereal crops. 3.2
Millet; foxail milet; millet in husk
Cultivated species of the genus Setaria in the Poaceae family, Latin name Setariaitalica (L.) P.Beaury.3.2.1
Food millet
Millet used as food. Including dwarf millet and glutinous millet. 3.2.2
Feed millet
Millet used to feed animals. Including fodder millet and fodder millet. 3.3
Sorghum
Cultivated species of the genus Sorghum in the Poaceae family, Latin name Sorghum bicolor (L.) Mocnch. 3.3.1
Food sorghum
Sorghum used as food. Including stalk sorghum and sorghum. 3.3.2
Feed sorghum
Sorghum used to feed animals. Including seed sorghum and fodder sorghum. 3
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Brewage sorghum
Sorghum whose seeds are fermented to produce liquor, vinegar and beer. 3.3.4
Sugar sorghum
Sorghum used to produce brown sugar and sugar.
Broam sorgham
Sorghum that is processed into a list of sorghum. 3.4
Barley harley
Cultivated species of the genus Hordeum in the Poaceae family, Latin name Hordeum ulgare L. 3.4.1
Edible barley toodf barley
Barley used as food, including hut barley, head barley (head barley is also called rice barley, yuan wheat, and highland barley). 3.4.2
Feed barley
Human barley used to feed animals.
Malting barley
Human barley used to produce beer It is a special type of barley with specific requirements in variety selection, cultivation and brewing technology. 3.5
Oats
Cultivated species of the genus Avena in the Poaceae family, including hulled oats (AoenasatiuuL.) and naked oats (ArenanudaL.): 3.5.1
Food oats
Oats used as food. Packaged hulled oats and naked oats (naked oats are also called naked oats), 3.5.2
Feed oat
Oats used to feed animals.
Season 7 common imillet; brneorn millet; panie Cultivated species of the genus Poaceae, Latin name PanicummiacemI.s3.6.1
Food common millet
Millet used as food. Including stalks and sticky season. 3.6.2
Common millet broom commam millel
Used as a large amount of millet. Its spike branches are slender and elastic, and the grains are few and easy to thresh. 3.7
Rye rye
Cultivated species of the genus Cereule of the genus Poaceae, Latin name Secule cereuleL. 4
Edible rye Toud rye
Rye used as food.
Feed rye
Rye used as feed for animals.
Triticale
New species of the genera Triticum and Secale produced by sexual hybridization and doubling of chromosome number. 3.8.1
fond triticale
Edible triticale
Triticale used as food.
Feed triticale
Feed triticale
Triticale used as feed for animals.
Johstears
Cultivated species of the genus Cuixlacryma-johiI.. Also known as "medicinal corn". 3.10
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Japanese millet
Cultivated species of the genus Echinochiocymus in the Poaceae family, Latin name Echinochioacyusgalli (L.) P.Beauvoisvar.frumentacea (Roxburgh) WFWeight. Meaning: "Hunan". 3.11
Pearl milet; cattail millet
Cultivated species of the genus Pennisetum in the Poaceae family, Latin name Pennisetunglaucum (L.>R.Brcwn, also known as "imperial millet" and "candle millet". 3.12
Finger millet;ragimilletCultivated species of the genus Eleusire in the Poaceae family, Latin name Eleusire coracan (L.) Gaertner is also known as "Moon" and "dragon claw millet". 3.13
Buckwheat
Fagopyrum escteientum Moench, bitter buckwheat [Fagnpyrum taluricum (L.) Gaerm]. Sweet buckwheat is also known as "common buckwheat", bitter buckwheat is also known as "tartary buckwheat". NY/T 12942007
Cereal Crops
Longguaji
Brew Shangliang
Beer Barley
Edible Barnyard Grass
Edible Chimai·
Edible Sorghum·
Edible Millet
Edible Rye
Appendix A
(Informative Appendix)
Chinese Pinyin Index
Edible Taifu·
Edible Black Rye Wheat
Edible oats·
Thai millet·
Feed barley
Feed sorghum
Feed millet·
Feed rye
Feed triticale·
Feed swallow·
Sugar high
Triticale
Oats·
Yiyou·
Pearl beam
Broom sorghum
Emperor millet
. 3.11
barley
brewagesorghun
broomn cotrirot nillet
broomcorn millet.
broom sorghum
huckwheat
cartail rnillet
common miller
feed barley
feed rrillet
leed to at
feed ryre
leed srghum
fced triticale
finger imnillet
food barley
food common millet
food rmillet
food oat
food tye
fod suorghun?
Appendix B
[Informative Appendix]
English Index
food triticale
foxrail millet
japanese millet
jobstears
malting barley
rmillet
Exullel in husk
minar cereal crops
panic :
pearl inillct
raginillet
sorghur
sugar sorghum
triticale:
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Buckwheat
Fagopyrum escteientum Moench, a cultivated species of the genus Fagopyrum. Packaged sweet buckwheat (Fagopyrum escteientum Moench), bitter buckwheat [Fagnpyrum taluricum (L.) Gaerm]. Sweet buckwheat is also known as \common buckwheat\, and bitter buckwheat is also known as \tartary buckwheat\. NY/T 12942007
Grain and cereal crops
Longguaji
Brew Shangliang
Beer barley
Edible barnyard grass
Edible chimai·
Edible sorghum·
Edible millet
Edible rye
Appendix A
(Informative Appendix)
Chinese Pinyin Index
Edible Taifu·
Edible black rye Wheat
Edible oats·
Thai millet·
Feed barley
Feed sorghum
Feed millet·
Feed rye
Feed triticale·
Feed swallow·
Sugar high
Triticale
Oats·
Yiyou·
Pearl beam
Broom sorghum
Emperor millet
. 3.11
barley
brewagesorghun
broomn cotrirot nillet
broomcorn millet.wwW.bzxz.Net
broom sorghum
huckwheat
cartail rnillet
common miller
feed barley
feed rrillet
leed to at
feed ryre
leed srghum
fced triticale
finger imnillet
food barley
food common millet
food rmillet
food oat
food tye
fod suorghun?
Appendix B
[Informative Appendix]
English Index
food triticale
foxrail millet
japanese millet
jobstears
malting barley
rmillet
Exullel in husk
minar cereal crops
panic :
pearl inillct
raginillet
sorghur
sugar sorghum
triticale:
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Buckwheat
Fagopyrum escteientum Moench, a cultivated species of the genus Fagopyrum. Packaged sweet buckwheat (Fagopyrum escteientum Moench), bitter buckwheat [Fagnpyrum taluricum (L.) Gaerm]. Sweet buckwheat is also known as \common buckwheat\, and bitter buckwheat is also known as \tartary buckwheat\. NY/T 12942007
Grain and cereal crops
Longguaji
Brew Shangliang
Beer barley
Edible barnyard grass
Edible chimai·
Edible sorghum·
Edible millet
Edible rye
Appendix A
(Informative Appendix)
Chinese Pinyin Index
Edible Taifu·
Edible black rye Wheat
Edible oats·
Thai millet·
Feed barley
Feed sorghum
Feed millet·
Feed rye
Feed triticale·
Feed swallow·
Sugar high
Triticale
Oats·
Yiyou·
Pearl beam
Broom sorghum
Emperor millet
. 3.11
barley
brewagesorghun
broomn cotrirot nillet
broomcorn millet.
broom sorghum
huckwheat
cartail rnillet
common miller
feed barley
feed rrillet
leed to at
feed ryre
leed srghum
fced triticale
finger imnillet
food barley
food common millet
food rmillet
food oat
food tye
fod suorghun?
Appendix B
[Informative Appendix]
English Index
food triticale
foxrail millet
japanese millet
jobstears
malting barley
rmillet
Exullel in husk
minar cereal crops
panic :
pearl inillct
raginillet
sorghur
sugar sorghum
triticale:
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