It was released in 2004 as a midseason maturity, virus-resistant pinto bean that is adapted to the western states of the USA. Quincy has a semi-upright Type II growth habit that varies from prostrate to more upright depending on growing conditions. Quincy has resistance to Bean common mosaic...
The hotness of the chilies can change drastically depending on growing conditions. Therefore, we can apply organic farming and genetic engineering on the Naga King Peppers to make them mild. This way, the Naga King Chilies will appeal to more consumers than just chiliheads. Similarly, the same...
Then we tried a 2nd batch with 8C of water and same times, etc. and beans were perfect. It never hurts to have 2-3-4 cups extra water or bean juice – lots of folks eat beans in a bowl with cornbread so the extra liquid goes to good use. And all your beans get cooked. And ...
Beans are rich in dietary fiber and polyphenols;however, growing conditions may affect the occurrence of these components. The effect of irrigation and rain fed conditions on dietary fiber, indigestible fraction, polyphenols and antioxidant capacity of Black 8025 and Pinto Durango bean cultivars grown ...
Plant growth habit (type) plays a major determining role in the acceptance of a dry bean cultivar by commercial growers. Under the threat of wet fall conditions in the midwestern U.S., growers show a preference for upright plant types-I and II over the more prostrate type-III growth habit...
Slow‐darkening pinto common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) cultivar 'Wildcat' (Reg. no. CV‐345, PI 698190) was released by the University of Nebraska dry bean breeding program in 2018. It was bred for adaptation to western Nebraska growing conditions and enhanced resistance to bean rust, ...
Quincy has a semi-upright Type III growth habit that varies from prostrate to more upright depending on the growing conditions. It also exhibits a high level of tolerance to root rot. The type III growth habit of Quincy is generally more upright with a shorter vine than Othello pinto. ...
conditions. It is well known as the central atom of the chlorophyll molecule in the light-absorbing complex of chloroplasts and its contribution to photosynthesis [44,45,46,47]. Mg is a mobile nutrient [48], and its high phloem mobility allows it to be easily transferred to active growing ...