4-H/FFA Crops Career Development Event 2011-2015 Crop Seed Identification Photos Courtesy of Purdue Agronomy.

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4-H/FFA Crops Career Development Event Crop Seed Identification Photos Courtesy of Purdue Agronomy

Red clover boxing glove shape thumb is ¼ as long as mitt generally two colors on single seed darker on the bottom, lighter on top-green to light brown

White clover heart shaped yellow or red seed coat

Alsike clover seeds are heart-shaped dark green to brown

Sweetclover shape of baseball mitt thumb is 2/3 as long as mitt

Alfalfa smooth, kidney-shaped yellow-green to light brown

Hairy vetch dark ridge through wedge shaped hilum Large, dark purple

Birdsfoot trefoil Olive to chocolate brown color Mottle appearance Dent in one side, “like a bird stepped in it”

Korean lespedeza seed is shiny, black, and oval can see tiny veins in the seed pods

Tall fescue same size as perennial ryegrass dark straw-colored rachilla is knobbed flat seed

Ryegrass tan to brown narrow oblong flat rachilla, flat backed Tip is rounded

Timothy round to oval, like a football tan to grayish brown tiny- maybe hulled or hulless

Reed canarygrass light to dark grayish brown in color very glossy very sharply pointed

Kentucky bluegrass dark, straw-colored broadest point is in center

Smooth bromegrass brown to straw colored blunt, ragged “snowshoe” shape tip very flat with distinct veins showing on lemma

Orchardgrass light, straw-colored lemma ends in sharp curved point

Sudangrass elliptical, not round tan to reddish-brown no knobs on the rachilla

Durum wheat long kernel humped back amber color and translucent

Soft red winter wheat prominent brush rounded cheeks orange color

White wheat kernel is white to cream

Hard red winter wheat long, narrow kernel narrow cheeks dark brown color hard vitreous

Rye Greenish-gray in color Long & pointed on one end Seed coat has small scales

Barley Ridge on one side Tear-drop shaped plump

Oats Yellow, white, or red in color

Grain sorghum Color can range from white to dull orange Round or oblong shaped

Rice Long, narrow, and flattened Dark yellow color Ridges

Triticale Similar to wheat but has shriveled appearance

Flax Reddish brown in color Glossy Tear-drop shaped Flat

Crownvetch reddish-brown looks like sprinkles Hull is elongated

Soybean Rounded seed, can have a variety of colored hilums

Dent corn Yellow, white or red in color Broad end of kernel has a dent in the top Wedge-shaped

Popcorn Usually yellow or white in color, but can be blue Shriveled

Sweet corn Various colors Small and very hard Hard flinty outer covering around entire kernel

Canola Dark brown, black, or reddish in color Very small Hilum has 3 ridges