Sorghum bicolor

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Sorghum bicolor is a major cereal crop species grown worldwide for grain, forage, and biofuel, notable for its drought tolerance and importance in food and feed production.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf annual grass
cereal crop
plant species
breedingUse model for C4 grasses
source of drought tolerance genes
centerOfDiversity Sub-Saharan Africa NERFINISHED
chromosomeNumber2n 20
class Liliopsida NERFINISHED
commonName grain sorghum NERFINISHED
great millet
milo
sorghum
describedBy Carl Linnaeus
describedInYear 1753
family Poaceae NERFINISHED
genomeSequenced true
genus Sorghum NERFINISHED
grainColor black
brown
red
white
yellow
grownIn semi-arid regions
subtropical regions
tropical regions
growthHabit tillering grass
hasTrait C4 photosynthesis
drought tolerance
heat tolerance
isStapleFoodIn parts of Africa
parts of Asia
kingdom Plantae
lifeCycle annual
majorProducerCountry Ethiopia NERFINISHED
India NERFINISHED
Nigeria NERFINISHED
Sudan NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
nativeTo Africa
order Poales NERFINISHED
photosyntheticPathway C4
phylum Tracheophyta NERFINISHED
plantHeight 1–4 meters
ploidy diploid
pollination mainly self-pollinated
primaryProduct sorghum grain
taxonRank species
tolerates high temperature
low soil fertility
water scarcity
usedFor animal feed
biofuel production
forage
grain production
human food
silage
usedToProduce beer
ethanol biofuel
flatbread
porridge
syrup

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Poaceae includes Sorghum bicolor