Dolichos

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Dolichos

An ancient Greek unit of length approximately equivalent to 2,219 meters.

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The protein solubility profile of hyacinth bean fluctuated with the salt concentration, with the highest solubility at 0.

Effect of sodium chloride concentration on the functional properties of selected legume flours

Two soybean genotypes (Williams 82, normally nodulating, and NOD1-3, hypernodulating mutant of 'Williams'), one mung bean line ('Berkum'), and one hyacinth bean line (cultivar unknown) were evaluated in the study.

Hypernodulation of soybean, mung bean, and hyacinth bean is controlled by a common shoot signal

There are cultivars of hyacinth bean that come in slightly different colors, but one of the most popular is "Ruby Moon," which produces vigorous vines with a plethora of purple blooms and pods.

Just a pack of seeds: produce a colorful summer garden with patience and a little bit of tender loving care

Hyacinth bean vine forms a dense green canopy; lots of violet, sweet pea-like flowers are followed by ornamental purple pods.

A vine-covered tepee

To shade the house during the hottest months, we planted purple hyacinth beans.

Sow beans for summer shade

Pea tendrils are edible; so are the flowers and young leaves of hyacinth beans (Dolochos lablab).

Just what are "exotic" fruits and vegetables?

Blue hyacinth beans, Dolichos lablab (also called Lablab purpureus) produce striking, deep lilac-blue flowers followed by maroon bean pods, which are edible but not the reason to grow the plants; they make a beautiful and fast-growing cover for all kinds of fences, trellises and arbors.

The versatile bean

Has: cardinal climber (hummingbird vine), four o'clocks (bicolor), hyacinth beans, cayenne pepper, prickly pear and flowering cabbage.

Seed swap

For a fourth planting, Stuckey grew scarlet runner beans and hyacinth beans on bamboo poles, then planted marigolds at their feet.