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kernel of rye has many of the characteristics of a wheat seed, but is a
little less plump, a little longer and has a darker, grayer color. Rye
is higher than wheat in fiber, vitamin E, riboflavin, folacin and
pantothentic acid, and unusual for a cereal grain, rye contains twice as
much of the amino acid, lysine as wheat.
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