Cereal Plant Collection (#8)

Tuscany Landscape
A typical view of a farm in the countryside of Tuscany

Capella di Vitaleta, Morning Fog, Sunrise Light, Tuscany, Italy
Tuscany landscape with Capella Vitaleta

Windmill reflected in the canal Holland
Green grass frames the windmills reflected in the canal Kinderdijk Rotterdam South Holland Netherlands Europe

Windmills Kinderdijk Holland
Morning sun just risen shines in the canal where windmills are reflected Kinderdijk Rotterdam South Holland Netherlands Europe

Lot of bread in bakery of manhattan
This is a view of a lot of breads to sale

Lake Tekapo with hay bales and mountain background

close up of wheat

Close up of wheat
close up of wheat

Early 16th century life. August: The grain harvest. Reaping with sickles. Workers being brought refreshment by woman. Sheaves of grain being carted to barn or mill (centre left)

Oat plants, oat groats and oat flour

Preserving jar containing sunflower seeds

Lithuania, near Druskininkai, field of barley at Liskiava

Pair of Harvest mice (Micromys minutus) side by side on slender stem of cereal plant

Chicks and mother hen

Harvest Mouse standing upright on stalk of Corn

Rye (Secale cereale). Watercolour artwork illustrating rye. Rye is a hardy cereal crop that is native to western Asia. It can grow up to 1.8 metres tall

Bread wheat (Triticum aestivum). Watercolour artwork illustrating bread wheat. Bread wheat is one of the most widely cultivated cereal crops and has many different varieties and forms

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"Cereal Plant: A Journey Through the World of Grains and Cultivation" Step into the enchanting world of cereal plants, where wheat, rice, and grains reign supreme. Inspired by Victorian botanical illustrations, this captivating journey takes us through a cross-section of a steam thresher, revealing the intricate process behind harvesting these essential crops. As we delve deeper into this exploration, we encounter the mesmerizing wild rice (Zizania aquatica) swaying gracefully in its natural habitat. Witnessing a horse-powered threshing machine in action reminds us of the historical significance and evolution cultivation. Our adventure then transports us to Africa, where we witness an African woman dressed in traditional Somali clothing pounding grain with a stick inside a clay pot—a timeless image that showcases the age-old techniques passed down through generations. The beauty of cereal plants extends beyond fields alone; as twilight descends upon Wisconsin's vast farm and field landscape, it paints an awe-inspiring picture against nature's canvas. Meanwhile, Victorian botanical illustrations introduce us to caraway seeds and earthnuts while highlighting their delicate features alongside saxifrage and rockfoil. Venturing further across continents brings us to Bali's breathtaking rice terraces—man-made wonders that harmoniously blend agriculture with stunning landscapes. In Tuscany's picturesque countryside near Ville de Corsano stands a farmhouse on a hill—a quintessential scene embodying rustic charm amidst rolling hills—an idyllic setting for cultivating cereals. Nature reveals its interconnectedness as an Eurasian Jay perches on a corn cob in Bavaria's Allgaeu region—a reminder that these crops sustain not only humans but also wildlife around them. However, caution is warranted when encountering ergot (Claviceps purpurea), reminding us that even within nature's bounty lies potential dangers if not handled carefully. Finally, our journey concludes with Mao Zedong gracing Chinese propaganda posters—an emblematic figure whose agricultural policies aimed to revolutionize cereal plant production, shaping the nation's history.