Hordeum vulgare

Hordeum vulgare L., Sp. Pl. 84 1753. (syn: Frumentum sativum E.H.L.Krause ….);
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Common name: Barley • Hindi: जव jav, जौ jau • Kannada: jave-godhi • Malayalam: barli, yavam • Marathi: satu, jav • Sanskrit: aksata, akshata, dhanyaraja • Tamil: barliarisi • Telugu: barlibiyam, dhanuabhedam • Urdu: jao, jav

Resembles with wheat in many aspects except narrower, denser spikes, longer awns, smaller grains..;

Commonly cultivated in plains and hills of India;

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Poaceae, Cyperaceae and Juncaceae Week ::Poaceae: Hordeum vulgare from Kaithal- NS 05 : Attachments (6). 2 posts by 2 authors.

This one is a weed in our area, grows along with wheat plants, otherwise a good fodder and food plant.. Hordeum vulgare L. shot from wheat fields in Kaithal..
Resembles with wheat in many aspects except narrower, denser spikes, longer awns, smaller grains..

Common Barley?

Yes …, spmetimes grows mixed with wheat…