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Wheat is a green-stemmed plant that grows 2-3 feet tall, bearing yellow-orange seeds. It thrives in dry, mild climates with loam soil as a monocot angiosperm. Wheat is highly beneficial as it is used to make flour for many foods, alcohol for fuel, and starch for glue.
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