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arisnegro (Spanish, Castillian), blanco de Borja (Spanish, Castillian), blanquillo rampudo de Bañares (Spanish, Castillian), blat algerià (Catalan), blat bojal (Catalan), blat de coure (Catalan), blat de Maó (Catalan), blat de Pèrsia (Catalan), blat del miracle (Catalan), blat grec de Mallorca (Catalan), blat gros (Catalan), blat rodonell (Catalan), blat roigt de Vich (Catalan), blat roitj de Vich (Catalan), blat rojal de Vich (Catalan), forment negre (Catalan), galgorria (Euskera), garrigorria (Euskera), jeja (Spanish, Castillian), jeja de monte (Spanish, Castillian), moruno (Spanish, Castillian), pisana blanca (Catalan), pisana roja (Catalan), racimudo de Corella (Spanish, Castillian), recio blanco de Navarra (Spanish, Castillian), recio rubio de Navarra (Spanish, Castillian), redondillo (Spanish, Castillian), redondillos vellosos (Spanish, Castillian), rodonell (Spanish, Castillian), sietespiguín de Extremadura (Spanish, Castillian), trigo (Portuguese), trigo arisnegro (Aragonese), trigo arisnegro (Spanish, Castillian), trigo arisprieto (Spanish, Castillian), trigo blancal (Valencian), trigo de Egipto (Spanish, Castillian), trigo de Esmirna (Spanish, Castillian), trigo de Jerusalén (Spanish, Castillian), trigo de milagro (Spanish, Castillian), trigo de muchas espigas en una (Spanish, Castillian), trigo de muchos grumos (Spanish, Castillian), trigo de provisión de la Rioja (Spanish, Castillian), trigo grumoso (Spanish, Castillian), trigo macho (Spanish, Castillian), trigo marroquí de la Rioja (Spanish, Castillian), trigo morisco (Spanish, Castillian), trigo moro (Aragonese), trigo moro (Spanish, Castillian), trigo moruno (Spanish, Castillian), trigo moruno macho de Madrid (Spanish, Castillian), trigo moruno mocho (Spanish, Castillian), trigo mourisco (Portuguese), trigo mourisco maior (Portuguese), trigo racimal (Spanish, Castillian), trigo racimoso (Spanish, Castillian), trigo redondillo (Spanish, Castillian), trigo redondillo velloso (Spanish, Castillian), trigo santo (Portuguese), trigo túrgido (Portuguese), trigo túrgido (Spanish, Castillian)[Credits] |