This one is a bit of a catch-all. It can either be made of whole grains or only contain the germ. The germ is what allows the grain to grow.
That grain you’re looking at is a whole grain, because that means that there are no lumps of the grain.
The word “grain” has multiple meanings. It can include grain or all of a grain, a single grain, or a single grain of the same type. It can also mean the entire plant or just part of a plant.
The entire plant is generally considered to be whole, but other parts of a plant, like beans, have been known to be whole. A whole grain of corn has been known to contain only the germ, since that is the only part that can be eaten.
Lumps, which in this context means whole grains, could also mean whole grains of a variety of other grains. Lumps could be whole grains of all types of grains, all of which are considered whole. So if a grain of corn is lumped with a grain of wheat, that lump would be considered to be the entire plant. The word lump is used a lot in reference to whole grains.
In the case of the word whole, it is not the idea of lumping that is important, but the idea of lumping in general. The word also means “to unite with” in other words. So in the context of lumping in general, the idea of lumping would be that the grain is whole in the sense of the plant being a single, unified organism.
The word lump is used a lot in reference to whole grains.In the case of the word whole, it is not the idea of lumping that is important, but the idea of lumping in general. The word also means to unite with in other words. So in the context of lumping in general, the idea of lumping would be that the grain is whole in the sense of the plant being a single, unified organism.
The word lump is used as an example, with a lot of other uses. In the case of the word lump, it is also used for the idea of one whole grain. The word lump is used in the context of the word being a single, unified organism.
the word lump is used in the case of one whole grain in the context of the idea of one grain being a single, unified organism. Similarly the word “un-lumpy” is used to refer to a single grain. The word lump has a lot of other uses as well. One of those uses is to refer to a single grain that has gotten out of hand.
That last sentence was more than I thought I’d ever read.