nomadicNomadic civilization: historical researchNomadic civilization: historical research2782-3377Калмыцкий государственный университет им. Б.Б. Городовикова10.53315/2782-3377-2024-4-3-62-80nomadic-127Research ArticleТЕОРИЯ И ИСТОРИЯ КУЛЬТУРЫTHEORY AND HISTORY OF CULTUREНародная таксономия злаков в МонголииFolk Taxonomy of Poaceae in MongoliaKonagayaYu.KonagayaYu.

Yuki Konagaya,  Senior Professor 

Yuki Konagaya, Senior Professor 

Osaka 

yuki@minpaku.ac.jpSuzukiK.SuzukiK.

Kohei Suzuki, Assistant professor 

Kohei Suzuki, Assistant professor 

Tokyo 

ks208205@nodai.ac.jpHottaA.HottaA.

Ayumi Hotta, Visiting researcher 

Ayumi Hotta, Visiting researcher 

Kyoto 

sunny_m_l_mongol@hotmail.co.jpNational Museum of EthnologyЯпонияNational Museum of EthnologyJapanTokyo University of AgricultureЯпонияTokyo University of AgricultureJapanRitsumeikan UniversityЯпонияRitsumeikan UniversityJapan202408102024436280Copyright © Konagaya Y., Suzuki K., Hotta A., 20242024Konagaya Y., Suzuki K., Hotta A.Konagaya Y., Suzuki K., Hotta A.Данная работа распространяется под лицензией Creative Commons Attribution 4.0.This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.https://www.nomadic-kalmsu.ru/jour/article/view/127

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This article is the English translation of Japanese original text “Mongol ni okeru Ineka no Minzoku bunrui” written by Yuki Konagaya and others published in 2024 in “Japan and Mongolia” (58: 139-157). In this article, the authors clarified the naming characteristics of Poaceae by comparing the Mongolian names and the academic names. While scientific names are hierarchical and do not overlap, folk names can be classified and named by ears or tip, awns, roots, at the same time, therefore multiple plant names can be used as one species.

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