The difference between ears of grain and ears of wheat

Differences in species, growth environment, etc.

1. Type: Ear of grain is a broader concept, referring to the inflorescence of grass plants, including rice, wheat, corn, etc. Wheat ears refer specifically to the inflorescences of wheat.

2. Growth environment: Cereals are generally adapted to warm and humid climate conditions, such as rice growing in rice fields and corn growing in warm areas. Wheat is more cold-tolerant and adapted to cold and dry climate conditions, such as wheat cultivation in northern areas.