Titlebook: Common Bean Improvement in the Twenty-First Century; Shree P. Singh Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 1999 bean.breeding.deve

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Improvement of Large-Seeded Race Nueva Granada Cultivars,ney, red mottled, cranberry, Canario, Azufrado, and large white beans. The seed size of these Andean beans ranges from 30 to 40 g 100. seed in warmer climates such as the Caribbean to 50 to 60 g 100. for beans grown in temperate and other cooler environments.

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Improvement of Snap Bean,onments and production constraints. Genetic control for whole plant traits, pod traits, seed traits, and disease resistances of importance is discussed. Finally, we suggest areas in need of research and breeding objectives for the future.

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1381-673X tary fibers, minerals, and vitamins for millions of people in both developing and developed countries worldwide. It complements cereals and other carbohydrate-rich foods in providing near-perfect nutrition to people of all ages. Moreover, a regular intake ofbeans helps lower cholesterol and cancer r

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Social Sciences for an Other Politicste leaflets, thin stems and branches, and short internodes, with fruiting commencing from and concentrated in basal nodes (Singh et al., 1991a). Four to five flattened rhombohedric seeds are produced in flattened pods. The Durango race originated in the semiarid highlands of Mexico.

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Social Sciences for an Other Politicsproblems will be given in this chapter. This will be followed by the history of how beans have been improved, the genetic progress which has been achieved, current difficulties and challenges, breeding objectives and strategies, and future prospects.

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Improvement of Medium-Seeded Race Durango Cultivars,te leaflets, thin stems and branches, and short internodes, with fruiting commencing from and concentrated in basal nodes (Singh et al., 1991a). Four to five flattened rhombohedric seeds are produced in flattened pods. The Durango race originated in the semiarid highlands of Mexico.