STUDIES OF FACTORS AFFECTING COOKING QUALITY OF YELLOW PEAS

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The largest peas from well-matured plants and pods, and those grown at a soil pH of 6–7, were of the best quality for soup manufacture. A genetic basis for cooking quality was suggested by the consistent superiority of the variety Chancellor to Arthur, and by the fact that high quality lines selected from the variety Chancellor maintained this status for several generations.

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