Explain the process of threshing, Chemistry

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The process of threshing separates the kernels from the stalks or panicles on which they grow. Threshing may take place in the field, or at the homestead or village; it may be carried out manually with the aid  of animals or with machinery. A simple method consists of beating the cereal heads against a wall or the ground; animals or humans can also trample the panicles on a hard surface or animals can draw a machine or sledge over the grain. Maize grains must be separated from the cob after the husk has been removed.


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