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1. 3500 BC

   3500 BC - [10] Although maize is the most common domesticate, the common bean, tepary bean , scarlet runner bean, jicama, tomato and squash all become common cultivates by 3500 BCE. At the same time, cotton, yucca and agave were exploited for fibers and textile materials. From Meso-America - Related web pages en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meso-America

2. 3000 BC

   3000 BC - This is only natural because the Chinese were the first to use them back in 3000 BC. The most common bean varieties used for sprouts are mung, alfalfa, lentil, soybean, red clover and whole wheat. Bean sprouts can give an economical and nutritious flavor boost to ...As the small beans swell and sprout, hidden energy, protein and vitamins, especially vitamin C, are released. Most people think of bean sprouts as an ingredient for Oriental cooking. This is only natural because the Chinese were the first to use them back in 3000 BC. The most common bean varieties used for sprouts are mung, alfalfa, lentil, soybean, red clover and whole wheat. Bean sprouts can give an economical and nutritious flavor boost to a variety of dishes. Show moreShow less From KEEP 'EM BUSY, HEALTHY WITH BEAN GARDEN - Related web pages docs.newsbank.com/g/GooglePM/RM/lib00244 ...

3. 2000 BC

   2000 BC - By 2000 BCE, many agrarian village communities had been settled throughout the Andes and the surrounding regions. Fishing became a widespread practice along the coast which helped to establish fish as a primary source of food. Irrigation systems were also ...By 2000 BCE, many agrarian village communities had been settled throughout the Andes and the surrounding regions. Fishing became a widespread practice along the coast which helped to establish fish as a primary source of food. Irrigation systems were also developed at this time, which aided in the rise of an agrarian society. [1] The food crops were quinoa, corn, lima beans, common beans, peanuts , manioc, sweet potatoes, potatoes, oca and squashes. [3] Cotton was also grown ... Show moreShow less From History of South America - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - Related web pages en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_South_America

4. 1800 BC

   1800 BC - The plant may have traveled along the Mediterranean coast to the Iberian Peninsula with early metal prospectors. Fava beans have been found in Egypt from 2400 to 1800 BC, and the Greeks and Romans wrote about the fava bean. Although well associated with ...The plant may have traveled along the Mediterranean coast to the Iberian Peninsula with early metal prospectors. Fava beans have been found in Egypt from 2400 to 1800 BC, and the Greeks and Romans wrote about the fava bean. Although well associated with Egypt today, the fava bean was not popular in ancient Egypt , where, Herodotus tells us, priests had such an aversion to the fava bean that the seeds were not sown in their gardens, although the common people apparently ate ... Show moreShow less From Mediterranean Vegetables - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=tka838efZvkC&pg ...

5. 1500 BC

   1500 BC - Chickpeas, favas and lentils have been found in Egyptian tombs, and the Chinese started growing soybeans around 1500 BC. However, many of the beans that we are familiar with today, like the common or kidney, lima and runner bean came from the Americas and were ...Beans may have been the first vegetables that mankind learned to cultivate. Fava beans have been found in Neolithic excavations in Switzerland.Chickpeas, favas and lentils have been found in Egyptian tombs, and the Chinese started growing soybeans around 1500 BC. However, many of the beans that we are familiar with today, like the common or kidney, lima and runner bean came from the Americas and were not introduced into Europe until the time of Christopher Columbus. Show moreShow less From Beans and Cowpeas - Related web pages www.landrethseeds.com/howtogrow/Bean/index.html

6. 300 BC

   300 BC - The Greeks turned under broad beans around 300 BC, and the planting of beans and lupines for soil improvement was a common practice in the early years of the Roman Empire. The Chinese wrote about the fertilizing value of grass and weeds hundreds of years ago and ...The practice of green manuring is very ancient. The Greeks turned under broad beans around 300 BC, and the planting of beans and lupines for soil improvement was a common practice in the early years of the Roman Empire. The Chinese wrote about the fertilizing value of grass and weeds hundreds of years ago and the early colonists in North America commonly used buckwheat, oats, and rye to add organic matter to the soil. Show moreShow less From The Basics of Green Manuring - Related web pages eap.mcgill.ca/publications/EAP51.htm

7. 123 BC

   123 BC - The Emperor rewarded Chang K'ien after his return, and some years later raised him to the dignity of prince. In BC 123 he wag commander-in-chief of the Chinese troops directed against the Hiung nu. Owing to a defeat the Chinese had suffered Chang K'ien was ...In BC 123 he wag commander-in-chief of the Chinese troops directed against the Hiung nu. Owing to a defeat the Chinese had suffered Chang K'ien was cashiered, but was afterwards pardoned. He died about В. С. 103. He is said to have introduced many useful plants from Western Asia into China. Ancient Chinese authors ascribe to him the introduction of the Vine, the Pomegranate, Safflower, the Common Bean, the Cucumber, Lucerne, Coriander, the Walnut-tree and other ... Show moreShow less From Journal of the North China Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=DEADAAAAMAAJ&pg=RA1 ...

8. 87 BC

   87 BC - In 87 BC, the king of Tueh-ti, from W. Asia where.Herewith a short list of them : lucern, vine, cucumber, and safflower, with their Greek names"0, walnut tree, with its Aryan name ; hu-tou or common bean, hu-sui or parsley, hu suan or great garlic*'1, hu-ma or sesamum identified with that introduced earlier by the sea trade198, and the an-shih lu, or nar of the Arsacidaj, ie the pomegranate993 and others. In 87 BC, the king of Tueh-ti, from W. Asia where. Show moreShow less From Western Origin of the Early Chinese Civilisation from 2,300 BC to 200 AD, … - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=wnoWAAAAYAAJ&pg ...

9. 1000 AD

   1000 AD - Whatever the truth of a legendary Ethiopian goat, coffee came out of Africa and was a common drink in Arabia by 1000 AD. Roasting the bean was considered an art , and the brew's buzz fueled whirling dervishes and mystics alike. The Arabs took it with them in ...Whatever the truth of a legendary Ethiopian goat, coffee came out of Africa and was a common drink in Arabia by 1000 AD. Roasting the bean was considered an art , and the brew's buzz fueled whirling dervishes and mystics alike. The Arabs took it with them in their conquests around the Mediterranean and to India. They maintained a monopoly on the bean and the shrub on which it grew by planting only sterile plants until an Indian merchant managed to smuggle out some fertilized ... Show moreShow less From About Iced Coffee | eHow.com www.ehow.com/about_4574025_iced-coffee.html

10. 1200	1200 - What anthropologist generally call the Late Mississippian period began around AD 1200, with the introduction of eastern Flint corn and the common pole bean into Mississippian agriculture. From First Peoples — Forest Encyclopedia Network www.forestencyclopedia.net/p/p1573/

11. 1493

    1493 - With the spread of the migrant Indian tribes, they reached North and South America. From there they were introduced to the Mediterranean by Columbus in 1493, at the end of his second voyage to the New World.The different kinds of beans such as green beans, kidney, navy beans etc originated in from a common bean plant in Peru. With the spread of the migrant Indian tribes, they reached North and South America. From there they were introduced to the Mediterranean by Columbus in 1493, at the end of his second voyage to the New World. Show moreShow less From Origin of Vegetable www.simply-vegetarian-recipes.com/origin-of ...

12. 1519

    1519 - When Hernando Cortes landed on the coast of Tabasco in 1519, he very quickly took an interest in cocoa; it was used to make a nourishing drink, which was widely consumed at the court of Montezuma. The beans were also the common currency in use throughout the ...When Hernando Cortes landed on the coast of Tabasco in 1519, he very quickly took an interest in cocoa; it was used to make a nourishing drink, which was widely consumed at the court of Montezuma. The beans were also the common currency in use throughout the provinces of Mexico, each of which paid a heavy tribute to the king. A rabbit could be bought on the market for 10 beans, a horse or a donkey for 50 beans, a slave for 100 beans. Show moreShow less From Improvement of Cocoa Tree Resistance to Phytophthora Diseases - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=inmgqfRL3hAC&pg=PA21 ...

13. 1535

    1535 - Queen Isabella insisted that cucumbers be among the first vegetables planted in the New World, and Jacques Cartier saw them growing in Indian villages along the banks of the St. Lawrence in 1535. Pumpkins and other members of the squash family are also fruits.Queen Isabella insisted that cucumbers be among the first vegetables planted in the New World, and Jacques Cartier saw them growing in Indian villages along the banks of the St. Lawrence in 1535. Pumpkins and other members of the squash family are also fruits. All originated in the Americas and some, like acorn and butternut squash, have been cultivated for 9000 years. The common green bean is a fruit which originated in Central America and was cultivated in Mexico 7000 ... Show moreShow less From Green thumb up on Victoria Day : Canadian gardening traditions rooted in … pqasb.pqarchiver.com/thestar/access/514136861 ...

14. 1551

    1551 - The term kidney bean was first applied in 1551, in order to differentiate the oval shaped bean from other common beans. It became popular in European folk medicine at about the same time and developed a variety slimming advice of different medicinal uses, the most ...The term kidney bean was first applied in 1551, in order to differentiate the oval shaped bean from other common beans. It became popular in European folk medicine at about the same time and developed a variety slimming advice of different medicinal uses, the most renowned being a cure for otherwise uncurable coughs. But it remained principally a useful foods tuff, particularly as an ingredient in soups and stews. Show moreShow less From health slimming advice - Related web pages www.slim-trim-healthy.com/health/health ...

15. 1559

    1559 - Neverthe- less, Vigna unguiculata at least appears to have been long cultivated in China. It is mentioned and illustrated in the second edition of the Kiu Huang Pen Ts'ao, which appeared in 1559. In this work it is called the " common bean," and other beans are ...Neverthe- less, Vigna unguiculata at least appears to have been long cultivated in China. It is mentioned and illustrated in the second edition of the Kiu Huang Pen Ts'ao, which appeared in 1559. In this work it is called the " common bean," and other beans are compared with it. It has not been practicable to consult the first edition of this work, pub- lOB— VI THE HISTORY OF THE COWPEA. 59 lisliod in the beginning of the fifteenth century, and whether it ... Show moreShow less From Full text of "Bulletin" - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream/bulletin11unit ...

16. 1591

    1591 - Of course they took them to Europe where they originated and the first record of them there is in 1591. They were not as important as common snap beans in Europe because they require warm weather to grow well. By the late 1700s lima beans were written about in records all ... From Planting & growing garden Lima Beans - Related web pages www.essentialgardenguide.com/garden-vegetables ...

17. 1602

    1602 - While fava beans, one of spring's first crops, are common in cuisines around the world, most Americans are fairly unfamiliar with them. According to "Uncommon Fruits and Vegetables" by Elizabeth Schneider, the bean was introduced to this country in 1602, yet it ...While fava beans, one of spring's first crops, are common in cuisines around the world, most Americans are fairly unfamiliar with them. According to "Uncommon Fruits and Vegetables" by Elizabeth Schneider, the bean was introduced to this country in 1602, yet it remains relegated to Italian mothers and gourmet chefs. The chef explained the need to peel and blanch the beans, but I underestimated the time involved. The tough skin had to be removed first; but this was not as easy ... Show moreShow less From Don't fear favas; these luxurious beans worth the labor.(Food)(From the … - Related web pages goliath.ecnext.com/premium/0199/0199-215894.html

18. 1633

    1633 - In medieval times Martock beans were usually dried and then subsequently used in soups, stews and gruels, the mainstay of the medieval peasant's winter diet. The deep clay loam soil common in this area grows heavy crops of beans and in 1633 Thomas Gerard wrote ...In medieval times Martock beans were usually dried and then subsequently used in soups, stews and gruels, the mainstay of the medieval peasant's winter diet. The deep clay loam soil common in this area grows heavy crops of beans and in 1633 Thomas Gerard wrote that Martock was "seated in the fattest place of the Earth of this Countie, especially for errable, which makes ye inhabitants soe fatt in their purses...". The bean helped to make Martock a prosperous place "inhabited ... Show moreShow less From THE MARTOCK BEAN - Related web pages www.martockhistory.co.uk/joomla15/index.php ...

19. 1649

    Apr 1, 1649 - On 1st April 1649, a couple of months after Charles I had been beheaded, Gerard Winstanley led a group of mainly landless peasants who had fought in Cromwell's army to the slopes of St George's Hill. They came to claim the waste and common land, to plough and ...On 1st April 1649, a couple of months after Charles I had been beheaded, Gerard Winstanley led a group of mainly landless peasants who had fought in Cromwell's army to the slopes of St George's Hill. They came to claim the waste and common land, to plough and sow their beans and barley, and to "lay the Foundation of making the Earth a Common Treasury for All, both Rich and Poor". Show moreShow less From Untitled Document - Related web pages www.steveplatt.net/squatting/diggers350midweek.htm

20. 1724

    Feb 25, 1724 - February 25th, 1724, it was voted by the town to build a wharf at the ' Landing Place.'It is supposed that the prominence the original settlers of Norwich achieved in bringing baked beans into common use gave them a not wholly local renown, and led to the bestowal of the title 'Bean Hill' to that part of the original town plot which we now know by that name. February 25th, 1724, it was voted by the town to build a wharf at the ' Landing Place.' Show moreShow less From A Genealogical Memoir of the Backus Family - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=IKQxLjSOVowC&pg ...

21. 1763

    1763 - The drinking chocolate of this period was different from the modern 'cocoa', from which excess fat has been removed. The defatting process was clearly described in France in 1763, but did not come into common use till the following century. The grinding of cocoa beans was at ... From The Cambridge Economic History of Europe - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=fvA8AAAAIAAJ&pg=RA1 ...

22. 1774

    1774 - Gathered by Thunberg, at the Cape of Good Hope, from whence it was fent by Mr. Maflbn to Kew garden, in 1774. This is a green-houfe_/^r«i, flowering in Oftober . We have feen no fpecimen. 3. Z. Fahago. Common Bean-Caper. Linn. Sp. PI. 551. Willd. n.Heart-leaved Bean-Caper. Linn. Suppl. 232. Willd. n. 2. Thunb. Prodr. 80. Ait. ni — Leaves fimple, feflile, oppofite, roundifh, fomewhat heart- fliaped. — Gathered by Thunberg, at the Cape of Good Hope, from whence it was fent by Mr. Maflbn to Kew garden, in 1774. This is a green-houfe_/^r«i, flowering in Oftober . We have feen no fpecimen. 3. Z. Fahago. Common Bean-Caper. Linn. Sp. PI. 551. Willd. n. Show moreShow less From Full text of "The cyclopædia; or, Universal dictionary of arts, sciences, and … - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream/cyclopaediaoruni39rees ...

23. 1794

    1794 - Sieva is a variety of Lima, growing ten to twelve feet tall. The three-inch-long pods are smaller than the common Lima, however, and remarkably uniform. Jefferson's Garden Book listed the "White Carolina" bean in 1794. Sieva beans, like Limas, require the ...Sieva is a variety of Lima, growing ten to twelve feet tall. The three-inch-long pods are smaller than the common Lima, however, and remarkably uniform. Jefferson's Garden Book listed the "White Carolina" bean in 1794. Sieva beans, like Limas, require the whole season to mature. This highly productive variety is classified as one of the best. Plant seed two inches deep after last spring frost in full sun. Image courtesy of Terri Keffert. Show moreShow less From Carolina or Sieva Lima Bean (Phaseolus lunatus) - Related web pages www.monticellocatalog.org/631086.html

24. 1800

    1800 - The kind of beans sown was the common horse-bean, mixed with a few peas, which were the best part of the crop. The season during the whole of the year 1800 was remarkably dry, which stunted the crop on the outset. The plants were therefore very short, and the ...The kind of beans sown was the common horse-bean, mixed with a few peas, which were the best part of the crop. The season during the whole of the year 1800 was remarkably dry, which stunted the crop on the outset. The plants were therefore very short, and the produce when thrashed was only 18 Winchester bushels per acre; though I am convinced, if a greater portion of peas had been mixed with the beans, the return would have been much superior. Show moreShow less From The Repertory of arts and manufactures [afterw.] arts, manufactures and … - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=2lgEAAAAQAAJ&pg ...

25. 1810

    1810 - distilled in the middst of May.'' This may seem trivial enough, but the belief in the efficacy of such solutions survived into the present centnry, for I find in a work published in 1810 that the artist is'prettily directed11 " to take the root of blue lilies ...distilled in the middst of May.'' This may seem trivial enough, but the belief in the efficacy of such solutions survived into the present centnry, for I find in a work published in 1810 that the artist is'prettily directed11 " to take the root of blue lilies , infuse it in wine and quench the steel in it," and the steel will be hard ; on the other hand, he is told that if he "takes the juice or water of common beans and quenches iron or steel in it, it will be soft as lead." Show moreShow less From Nature - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=2lcEAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA12 ...

26. 1825

    1825 - Field beans (Faba vutgarit), in Scotland, are limited chiefly to the common Scottish or horse-bean. The common tic bean of France and England is seldom cultivated with ua. The winter bean, introduced into England in 1825, has not yet been sufficiently tried in ...Field beans (Faba vutgarit), in Scotland, are limited chiefly to the common Scottish or horse-bean. The common tic bean of France and England is seldom cultivated with ua. The winter bean, introduced into England in 1825, has not yet been sufficiently tried in Scotland to enable us to pronounce an opinion on its. I merits. The Mazagan, from a Portuguese settlement in Africa, is restricted to the garden, and has seldom been attempted in the field in this country. The I same ... Show moreShow less From Synopsis of the Vegetable Products of Scotland in the Museum of the … books.google.com/books?id=4CMaAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA13 ...

27. 1850

    Mar 27, 1850 - On March 27, 1850, a county charter was passed, and Sidney Livingston was appointed city marshal of San Diego. Two months later he was released from his duties when the City of San Diego was officially incorporated. The incorporation established San Diego ...On March 27, 1850, a county charter was passed, and Sidney Livingston was appointed city marshal of San Diego. Two months later he was released from his duties when the City of San Diego was officially incorporated. The incorporation established San Diego to be governed by a common council, and General Joshua Bean was elected as the first mayor. Along with five council members, it would be up to Bean to make something of the dusty little US town. Show moreShow less From Police Chief Magazine - View Article - Related web pages policechiefmagazine.org/magazine/index.cfm ...

28. 1854

    1854 - A perennial, indigenous to southern Europe, growing in the form of a rush, some three feet high, producing small tubes the size of a common bean, and called by the Valencians " Chufas." It is one of the plants distributed by the Patent Office in 1854. — White ...EARTH ALMOND. (Cyperus esculentus.) A perennial, indigenous to southern Europe, growing in the form of a rush, some three feet high, producing small tubes the size of a common bean, and called by the Valencians " Chufas." It is one of the plants distributed by the Patent Office in 1854. — White, Gardening for the Sotith. EASY. A word in common use among merchants and bankers. "Our bank is easy," meaning that its loans are not extended, or that money is plentiful. Show moreShow less From Dictionary of Americanisms - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=W89ZAAAAMAAJ&pg=RA1 ...

29. 1857

    Jul 20, 1857 - of average size, early on the morning of Monday, July 20th, 1857. On examination , two openings were found in the vagina, one occupying the place of the urethra, the other situated between the internal labia and surrounded by a small red tumor, the size and shape ...of average size, early on the morning of Monday, July 20th, 1857. On examination , two openings were found in the vagina, one occupying the place of the urethra, the other situated between the internal labia and surrounded by a small red tumor, the size and shape of a common bean. Both these openings barely admitted a common probe, and from both, while under examination, a small quantity of yellow meco- nium and urine was expelled. Show moreShow less From A practical treatise on the aetiology, pathology, and treatment of the … - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=wGJnAAAAIAAJ&pg=RA1 ...

30. 1860

    1860 - In his classification, published in 1860, the common beans (Phaseolus vulgaris) are separated into seven species, according to the shape of the seed. Another species embraces the " fire beans" (Phaseolus multifiorus). A secondary division is based upon the color ...George von Martens1 was the first to attempt a monograph of garden beans. In his classification, published in 1860, the common beans (Phaseolus vulgaris) are separated into seven species, according to the shape of the seed. Another species embraces the " fire beans" (Phaseolus multifiorus). A secondary division is based upon the color of seed. Show moreShow less From Annual Report [with Accompanying Documents]. - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=0vQSAAAAYAAJ&pg ...

31. 1864

    Apr 1864 - Phaseolus vulgaris, common kidney bean, was introduced by Dr. AM Gushing—see Horn. Recorder, v. XII., p. 193; for its symp- tomes consult also Allen's Cyclopedia, v. VII.; Dale in Brit. Med. J.. April, 1864, p. 471, and Demeures, J . Soc. Gall., ser. From North American Journal of Homoeopathy - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=yFECAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA87 ...

32. 1871

    Apr 27, 1871 - Hepworth mars rovers spirit and opportunity kodak have cut him, even with a safetyrazor. In my limited experience, I have met with only one apparent instance of their natural suppression, namely, in the common bean. Mansel Weale, `Nature,' April 27, 1871, p.Hepworth mars rovers spirit and opportunity kodak have cut him, even with a safetyrazor. In my limited experience, I have met with only one apparent instance of their natural suppression, namely, in the common bean. Mansel Weale, `Nature,' April 27, 1871, p. " But he said nothing to her, and there was silence . I can contest some other constituency. Fossils, Neocomian, of Portillo Pass. Show moreShow less From Mars rovers spirit and opportunity kodak - Related web pages uroshjhsmck.uqlcphgixiz.co.cc/mzrwczcsujkja ...

33. 1872

    1872 - Originating, in the Americas, the flageolet is a variety of haricot beans, first developed by Gabriel Chevrier in Brittany in 1872, and now cultivated mainly in France and Italy. They are traditionally eaten cold with an herb dressing or accompanying other ...They are usually a light green, but can be red and resemble the inner seeds of common green beans. Originating, in the Americas, the flageolet is a variety of haricot beans, first developed by Gabriel Chevrier in Brittany in 1872, and now cultivated mainly in France and Italy. They are traditionally eaten cold with an herb dressing or accompanying other salad items. This bean does not need soaking as it has a very delicate thin skin. It does require gentle, slow cooking, and ... Show moreShow less From Untitled Document - Related web pages www.pacificgrainandfoods.com/cart/proddetail ...

34. 1878

    1878 - Of the former no fewer than thirty-five varieties were exhibited by the board of agriculture at the Paris exhibition in 1878. Those most commonly cultivated are the white haricots. In many places a crop of beans is obtained from the field just cleared of the ...Beans are a very common crop—those belonging to the genera Phaseolus and Doliehos being known asfagioli, and those of the genus Faba&sfave. Of the former no fewer than thirty-five varieties were exhibited by the board of agriculture at the Paris exhibition in 1878. Those most commonly cultivated are the white haricots. In many places a crop of beans is obtained from the field just cleared of the wheat. Lentils are grown in most parts of the country,—a small sort being that most ... Show moreShow less From Italy - Agriculture www.1902encyclopedia.com/I/ITA/italy-10.html

35. 1879

    Oct 1879 - Boll-worms were discovered feeding on the common string-bean (Phaseolus vulgaris ) in the vicinity of Kirkwood, Mo., by Miss Mary Murtfeldt. In October, 1879, specimens were received from D. Laml- reth & Sous, Philadelphia, whicli had damaged their Lima-beans ...Boll-worms were discovered feeding on the common string-bean (Phaseolus vulgaris ) in the vicinity of Kirkwood, Mo., by Miss Mary Murtfeldt. In October, 1879, specimens were received from D. Laml- reth & Sous, Philadelphia, whicli had damaged their Lima-beans to the extent of from 3 to 5 per cent. Show moreShow less From House Documents, Otherwise Publ. as Executive Documents - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=Gp4FAAAAQAAJ&pg=RA1 ...

36. 1882

    1882 - To the Editor of The New York Tlmeo: Your interesting note on "Beanfeast and Wayzgoose" prompts me to offer the following comments: In 1882 Robert Hunter, who edited the Encyclopedic Dictionary, said o! bean-feast: "The name may be held to imply that ...BEAN-FEAST AND Etymological Notes on Two Old English Words. To the Editor of The New York Tlmeo: Your interesting note on "Beanfeast and Wayzgoose" prompts me to offer the following comments: In 1882 Robert Hunter, who edited the Encyclopedic Dictionary, said o! bean-feast: "The name may be held to imply that originally beans were really the chief dish. on the table; but the term bean-feast, which comes from the northern counties,. where the bean-goose is common ... Show moreShow less From BEAN-FEAST AND WAYZGOOSE; Etymological Notes on Two Old … - Related web pages select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res ...

37. 1883

    1883 - It is more drought-resistant than the common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) and is grown in desert and semi-desert conditions from Arizona through Mexico to Costa Rica. Tepatitlán de Morelos Tepatitlán de Morelos is a city founded in 1883, in the central ...It is more drought-resistant than the common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) and is grown in desert and semi-desert conditions from Arizona through Mexico to Costa Rica. Tepatitlán de Morelos Tepatitlán de Morelos is a city founded in 1883, in the central Mexican state of Jalisco. It is located in the area known as Los Altos de Jalisco (Highlands of Jalisco), about 70 km east of state capital Guadalajara. Show moreShow less From Encyclopedia - slova od T - strana 49 - Related web pages www.az-encyclopedia.info/t/4801/

38. 1885

    Jan 1885 - Thus we received in January, 1885, Bruchws quadrimaculatus Fabr., swarming in what are called "black-eyed table beans" from Texas that were exhibited at the Atlanta Cotton Exposition. In oviposition in the stored beans this species differs from the common Bean ...We were thus forced to the conclusion that there was some other species working upon beans in the field, as we know there are other species working upon stored beans. Thus we received in January, 1885, Bruchws quadrimaculatus Fabr., swarming in what are called "black-eyed table beans" from Texas that were exhibited at the Atlanta Cotton Exposition. In oviposition in the stored beans this species differs from the common Bean Weevil under discussion in that it deposits its eggs ... Show moreShow less From Insect Life - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=YX5MAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA32 ...

39. 1886

    1886 - Genetic improvement of common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) in Canada has a history of more than 120 years. Early breeding efforts, started soon after the establishment of the Central Experimental Farm in Ottawa in 1886, included testing of dry and garden bean introductions ... From … : Genetic Diversity in Canadian Common Bean Varieties Released Since … - Related web pages a-c-s.confex.com/crops/2009am/webprogram ...

40. 1887

    May 15, 1887 - AVE the Common. n Iluitou's fVia fuK Iltoutu Itos Iltu 1 of tLu IIuLItotn a Itututtutu uty of auto not to tnt limeyoy Lnsu .... to theta tool alu nyx bean soma Inca protecting It and that it hod in its aloes or nor in its uses it was Orst laid out this is not au Aa lho Common hna scan ... From SAVE THE COMMON - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/boston/access/588804442 ...

41. 1888

    1888 - 'Ricin' was the name German scientist Peter Hermann Stillmark gave to the toxin he derived from castor beans in 1888. In describing the agglutinating properties of ricin, Stillmark was the first to describe lectin, a protein that binds sugars. The ricin toxin ...In the 18th Century, Carl Linnaeus named the plant Ricinus meaning 'tick' to describe castor bean's appearance, and communis meaning 'common' to describe the plant's distribution worldwide. 'Ricin' was the name German scientist Peter Hermann Stillmark gave to the toxin he derived from castor beans in 1888. In describing the agglutinating properties of ricin, Stillmark was the first to describe lectin, a protein that binds sugars. The ricin toxin was also a tool in early ... Show moreShow less From Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) - Related web pages www.globalsecurity.org/wmd/intro/bio_ricin.htm

42. 1889

    Feb 6, 1889 - ... ... the labourer had his own cottage garden and little homestead his pig nnct poultry free access to the common land the turf and peat lacd free ... ranched bevond the tables of tha wealthier classes for bread of rye or barley and in fimea of dearthand these w ere common beans peas and ... From Papers Past — Timaru Herald — 6 February 1889 — "THE GOOD OLD … - Related web pages paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a ...

43. 1892

    1892 - In 1892, he was appointed lecturer at Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University and later became professor of botany and plant physiology. He taught plant physiology [1] . His most well-known research concerned so-called pure lines of the self-fertile common ...He showed that dormancy could be broken by various anesthetic compounds, such as diethyl ether and chloroform. In 1892, he was appointed lecturer at Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University and later became professor of botany and plant physiology. He taught plant physiology [1] . His most well-known research concerned so-called pure lines of the self-fertile common bean. He was able to show that even in populations homozygous for all traits, ie without genetic variation ... Show moreShow less From Wilhelm Johannsen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - Related web pages en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilhelm_Johannsen

44. 1893

    Feb 4, 1893 - ... ... purposeBy a large vote is was decided to appoint a committee of three to appear before the to against tba use of any Dart of the Common beans given to any corporation6V alker was directed to open a headquarters at 26S et where workingmen wishing to iom the neW party may 81e their ... From BADLY BEATEN AND CUT. - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/boston/access/579239052 ...

45. 1896

    1896 - The Times was acquired by Adolph Ochs, publisher of the Chattanooga Times, in 1896. The Oxford Illustrated History of Opera, ed. The history of legumes is tied in closely with that of human civilization, appearing early in Asia, the Americas (the common bean ...The Times was acquired by Adolph Ochs, publisher of the Chattanooga Times, in 1896. The Oxford Illustrated History of Opera, ed. The history of legumes is tied in closely with that of human civilization, appearing early in Asia, the Americas (the common bean, several varieties) and Europe (broad beans) by 6000 BC, where they became a staple, essential for supplementing protein where there was not enough meat. He was later joined by Belgian. Show moreShow less From Yahoo!グループ : 草サカつくML 掲示板 : 4594件中 3977-3990件目を表示 - Related web pages groups.yahoo.co.jp/group/zez-fc/messages/3977 ...

46. 1899

    Jul 6, 1899 - VegetablesGreen peas 1ti21 string beans 25 egg plant 67 green peppers SIS tomatoes 50II 26 summer 2036 dried okra 50.1200 gar lie new 24D3 20P40. DeciduousCMorries 5085 common apples 25 crab apples 30L00 pears eom mon 36 Bartlett 1.251.60 peaches eom mon 20 plums common 20 ... From Stock Quote 4 -- No Title - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/326219942 ...

47. 1900

    Jan 2, 1900 - Dime a finance the mayor Aldermep Bullock and Itochr Councilmen 8 SVatatn and fire department tho mayor Aldermen Atwood and Bean ... std Bean Bburneuf and Roche erections Scatcs Atwood and Bean enrolled bills Bullock Flanders and PourneufThe standin committees of tho common ere on ... From HEVERHILL. pqasb.pqarchiver.com/boston/access/570300152 ...

48. 1902

    1902 - For other uses, see Popcorn ( disambiguation). ... Puffed grain is the result of a process developed by Dr. Alexander P. Anderson of New York City in 1902. ... Varieties Diversity in dry common beans.When cooked on high heat, the bean explodes, exposing the inner part, in the manner of popcorn and other puffed grains. For other uses, see Popcorn ( disambiguation). ... Puffed grain is the result of a process developed by Dr. Alexander P. Anderson of New York City in 1902. ... Varieties Diversity in dry common beans. Show moreShow less From StateMaster - Encyclopedia: Common bean - Related web pages www.statemaster.com/encyclopedia/Common-bean

49. 1903

    Feb 20, 1903 - If yon find common beans do not agree with you. try american Hulled Beans' —they can be eaten freely by any one without annoying and poaSPSS a delicate flavor heretofore unknown to beans. In two-pound cans ready cook ed. Frica. From Yale's Birth Rate As ..Low As Harvard's. - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=ynQxAAAAIBAJ ...

50. 1905

    1905 - Luzi, a Tohono O'odham woman, circa 1905. Photograph by Edward Curtis. As mentioned above, the tribe used to be called Papago, which means “Tepary Bean eater.” So, what's a tepary bean? From Wiki: The Tepary bean is native to the southwestern United States ...Luzi, a Tohono O'odham woman, circa 1905. Photograph by Edward Curtis. As mentioned above, the tribe used to be called Papago, which means “Tepary Bean eater.” So, what's a tepary bean? From Wiki: The Tepary bean is native to the southwestern United States and Mexico and has been grown there by the native peoples since pre-Columbian times. It is more drought-resistant than the common bean and is grown in desert and semi-desert conditions. Show moreShow less From Sells, Arizona « A Landing a Day - Related web pages landingaday.wordpress.com/2009/12/21/sells ...

51. 1906

    1906 - In 1906, in Bremen, Germany, Roselius founded his company and called it Kaffee Handelsgesellschaft AG (Kafeee HAG, Coffee Hag). In the 1970's, the company Roselius founded, patented a process developed by the Max Planck Institute that utilizes carbon ...In 1906, in Bremen, Germany, Roselius founded his company and called it Kaffee Handelsgesellschaft AG (Kafeee HAG, Coffee Hag). In the 1970's, the company Roselius founded, patented a process developed by the Max Planck Institute that utilizes carbon dioxide as a way to eliminate caffeine from coffee beans. This carbon dioxide process continues to be one of the most common methods in use today. Do you know the interesting and somewhat legendary story behind the ... Show moreShow less From How a Shipment of Spoiled Coffee Beans Turned Into an Invention For … - Related web pages ezinearticles.com/?How-a-Shipment-of-Spoiled ...

52. 1907

    Jun 2, 1907 - ... ... Ploaeant distilled In the of Vfay In 1810 the artist was directed totake the root of blue lilies Infuse It In wine and quench the In It and steels will be hard On the other hand he Is told thatIt he takes the ofot the common beans and Iron or steels In It w tll be sott as lead ... From DUCTILE METALS NOW TEMPERED. - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/349661242 ...

53. 1909

    Sep 29, 1909 - ... ... the days of the Common tire of the house would never have thought of using but always allotted to some Dattlcularly important guest Royal .... Royal held the following conIs that Aepfnwall Burllnghnmo B Co of 8111e at I am Ponaonby Royul of Common beans Plccadltly Yea Is rightour ... From THE MONEY MASTER. - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/boston/access/712018502 ...

54. 1913

    1913 - It will also he seen that in the average of twenty co-operative experiments in Ontario in 1913 it has surpassed both the Marrowfat and the Common pea beans. It surpassed the Common Pea Bean by practically 200 pounds of grain per acre and was the most popular ...Field Beans. The Pearce's Improved Tree Bean is a variety which has made a very high record in the experiments at Guelph. It will also he seen that in the average of twenty co-operative experiments in Ontario in 1913 it has surpassed both the Marrowfat and the Common pea beans. It surpassed the Common Pea Bean by practically 200 pounds of grain per acre and was the most popular with the experimenters. The Pearw's Improved Tree beans are white in color, are of medium ... Show moreShow less From Sessional Papers - Legislature of the Province of Ontario - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=MXdOAAAAMAAJ&pg=RA4 ...

55. 1916

    Sep 28, 1916 - Scarlet Runner bean. From Boscotrecase, Naples, Italy. Presented by Dr. Gustav A . Eisen. Received September 28, 1916. " FagiuoU di Cera. Named on account of their waxy color, and were the best I tasted in Italy." (Eisen.) A bean with a twining stem ...Scarlet Runner bean. From Boscotrecase, Naples, Italy. Presented by Dr. Gustav A . Eisen. Received September 28, 1916. " FagiuoU di Cera. Named on account of their waxy color, and were the best I tasted in Italy." (Eisen.) A bean with a twining stem, which, if supported, will rise to a height of 14 feet. The leaves are smaller than those of the common kidney bean, and the flow^ers, which are in long spikes and of a deep scarlet color, are larger. Show moreShow less From Full text of "Inventory of seeds and plants imported" - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream ...

56. 1917

    Sep 30, 1917 - Take a Good Loot at the Label It's the sign of beans that are beans When you taste them you will understand the difference Listen Alice Brans are part Soft and put Navy Richer and more nutritious than common beans better too. From … At The Label .It's The Sign Of Beans That Are Beans. When You Taste … - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=0BAaAAAAIBAJ ...

57. 1918

    Mar 5, 1918 - The 127th regular meeting of the Society was held at the Cosmos Club at 8 pm, Tuesday, March 5, 1918. There were 50 members and 4 guests present. LB SCOTT and SIDNEY F. BLAKE were elected to membership. The following scientific program was given ...The 127th regular meeting of the Society was held at the Cosmos Club at 8 pm, Tuesday, March 5, 1918. There were 50 members and 4 guests present. LB SCOTT and SIDNEY F. BLAKE were elected to membership. The following scientific program was given: DN SHOEMAKER: The American species of the genus Phaseolus (with lantern). The American species of "beans" cultivated are: (1) Phaseolus vulgaris, our common bean; (2) Phaseolus lunatus, the Lima bean; (3 ... Show moreShow less From Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=bdcWAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA1 ...

58. 1919

    1919 - An outbreak of the green clover worm occurred in 1919, and bean plants in nearly all parts of the state were suddenly riddled. At first, the caterpillars which were on the under side of the leaves, dropping to the ground on being disturbed, escaped notice. A ...An outbreak of the green clover worm occurred in 1919, and bean plants in nearly all parts of the state were suddenly riddled. At first, the caterpillars which were on the under side of the leaves, dropping to the ground on being disturbed, escaped notice. A careful examination, however, revealed them in large numbers and of all sizes. Both common beans and Lima beans were attacked, and more or less irregular holes eaten in the leaves. In some cases only the veins were left and ... Show moreShow less From Public Documents of the State of Connecticut - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=tPMUAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA1 ...

59. 1922

    Jan 15, 1922 - Accordlng to the announcement the new bean from a single healthy vine selected from among a lot of commercial beans affected wth mosaic one of ... ever bud sports in the bean are compare common and tiara provide a means of improvement HIafOrlCa1 fn stances of the origin of improved bean ... From NEW HEAT-RESISTANT WHITE BEAN TO BE TRIED OUT IN … - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/332113842 ...

60. 1929

    1929 - For Buck's "adult equivalent," see Perkins, Agricultural Development , p. 301. According to Guoli Zhongyang Yanjiuyuan, selected questionnaires, table 1, broad beans (candou ) and peas (wandou ) were both grown in Wuxi in 1929, broad beans being far more ...For Buck's "adult equivalent," see Perkins, Agricultural Development , p. 301. According to Guoli Zhongyang Yanjiuyuan, selected questionnaires, table 1, broad beans (candou ) and peas (wandou ) were both grown in Wuxi in 1929, broad beans being far more common. ― 224 ― grain they had available to them was of high quality, and they themselves must have felt quite satisfied that these sorts of options were available to them. However, when the market for raw silk was doing ... Show moreShow less From Chinese History in Economic Perspective - Related web pages www.scribd.com/doc/395876/Chinese-History-in ...

61. 1934

    Jul 18, 1934 - San Francisco, July 18 Mr. Common Citizen, admittedly appalled when the general strike started, began to grumble today. ... He resolved firmly never again to look a can opener in the eye, and beans, unless he was forced to join the army, positively were out The former cheerful little ... From Fed Up With Beans, Frisco Citizens Begin To Grumble . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=jGUhAAAAIBAJ ...

62. 1937

    1937 - Originally they were called chocolate beans then renamed "Smartie's Chocolate Beans" in 1937, but in a moment of the now common trading standard's madness, the word "beans" had to be dropped since it was felt to be misleading, and they have since been known as ...Originally they were called chocolate beans then renamed "Smartie's Chocolate Beans" in 1937, but in a moment of the now common trading standard's madness, the word "beans" had to be dropped since it was felt to be misleading, and they have since been known as "Milk Chocolate in a Crisp Sugar Shell." It doesn't have quite the same ring to it, but I suppose it stops us from planting a tube of these chocolate beans in our garden and expecting a chocolate beanstalk to appear ... Show moreShow less From Nestle Smarties - Review - Hexatubes of colourful delights - Related web pages www.dooyoo.co.uk/food/smarties/1350855/

63. 1941

    Nov 1941 - Resistance: common bean mosaic virus. Similar: Blue Lake. Adaptation: western states. Western Canner and Packer, Nov. 1941. Stringless Blue Lake 228 - Breeder and vendor: Asgrow Seed Co., New Haven, Connecticut. Characteristics: similar to Stringless ...Stringless Blue Lake - Breeder and vendor: Rogers Brothers Seed Co., Idaho Falls , Idaho. Parentage: Blue Lake x United States 3 Kentucky Wonder. Resistance: common bean mosaic virus. Similar: Blue Lake. Adaptation: western states. Western Canner and Packer, Nov. 1941. Stringless Blue Lake 228 - Breeder and vendor: Asgrow Seed Co., New Haven, Connecticut. Characteristics: similar to Stringless Blue Lake 231, but about four days earlier. Resistance: common ... Show moreShow less From Veg Cultivars, Bean-Green MZ - Related web pages cuke.hort.ncsu.edu/cucurbit/wehner/vegcult ...

64. 1942

    1942 - In 1942, HH Richardson, a researcher at the US Department of Agriculture's Bureau of Entomology, evaluated this practical method of bug control. He used leaves of the common garden bean (Phaseolus vulgaris), which is likely what was used in the rural Balkan ...In 1942, HH Richardson, a researcher at the US Department of Agriculture's Bureau of Entomology, evaluated this practical method of bug control. He used leaves of the common garden bean (Phaseolus vulgaris), which is likely what was used in the rural Balkan houses. He found bed bugs were in fact held by their legs on to the leaf surfaces. Close examination revealed hook-shaped "hairs" on the surface of the bean leaves. These hairs hooked the setae on the legs of the bug. Show moreShow less From How it works: Bed bugs and bean leaves | Pest Management Professional - Related web pages www.mypmp.net/technology/how-it-works-bed-bugs ...

65. 1943

    1943 - In Mexico, common bean breeding started in 1943, when native ... and seed type. In Mexico, the genetic base of common bean has been broadened using genetically ... From Article: Broadening the genetic base of common bean cultivars: a review. … - Related web pages www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-81111109.html?refid ...

66. 1950

    May 20, 1950 - Q. I've heard that the largest gathering ever on the Boston Common was for a bean supper on May 20, 1950. What was the occasion? JS, North Falmouth. A. There have been larger gatherings on the Common, but about 10000 sat down to baked beans and another ...Q. I've heard that the largest gathering ever on the Boston Common was for a bean supper on May 20, 1950. What was the occasion? JS, North Falmouth. A. There have been larger gatherings on the Common, but about 10000 sat down to baked beans and another 30000 were turned away. According to newspaper reports, the gathering was the largest sit- down meal ever served in North America. Show moreShow less From ASK THE GLOBE - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/boston/access/46130322 ...

67. 1952

    Apr 3, 1952 - Fansteel Corporation and subsidiaries---For 1951: Net income $1546109, equal to $2.36 a share on 654175 common shares, compared with $1163607, ... 29: Net profit $1840907, equal to $1.36 a common share on net sales of $21930973, compared, wtih $1236979, or 92c a share,I on sales of ... From GLADDING, M'BEAN AT NEW SALES TOP; But 18% Rise in 1951 Fails to ... - Related web pages select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res ...

68. 1956

    Jan 4, 1956 - stockholders of 5tichigan Bean voted tn liquidate the compan ac of DCCember 31 1935 and tn distribute the Wicker shores nn the M one and 5filth haret of for Bean common haro Bean sales in the fiscal year ended June 30 were 5165t9958. From Wickes Corp. Trades Stock For Michigan Bean Co. - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/djreprints/access ...

69. 1961

    1961 - By Dr. Carlos A. Urrea, Dry Bean Breeding specialist, Panhandle Research and Extension Center The University of Nebraska-Lincoln Dry Bean Breeding Program started in 1961, when Dermot Coyne (Plant Breeder) visited a field of great northern beans ...By Dr. Carlos A. Urrea, Dry Bean Breeding specialist, Panhandle Research and Extension Center The University of Nebraska-Lincoln Dry Bean Breeding Program started in 1961, when Dermot Coyne (Plant Breeder) visited a field of great northern beans (cultivar Nebraska #1) at Scottsbluff and made selections for bacterial blight. One of the first lines developed was Nebraska 1 Sel. No. 27, a line widely used in US bean growing regions as a source of common bacterial ... Show moreShow less From Welcome to KNEB - Related web pages www.kneb.com/news/agricultural/a649bee0-2d96 ...

70. 1962

    Apr 11, 1962 - Beans, poultry and many other staples always abundant before now are rationed. In this first of two articles. an Press news analyst ex plains why ... Black beans, a staple of Cuban diet, spoil in warehouses. Beans are rationed, four ounces per per son per week. With what beans that ... From Food Shortages Common In Red-ruled Areas . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=ZfkeAAAAIBAJ ...

71. 1963

    May 3, 1963 - Characteristics: bush bean with long slender pods. Resistance: common bean and New York 15 mosaic. Similar: White Seeded Tendercrop, Corneli 14. Adaptation: northern, central, western United States. WJ Zaumeyer, 3 May 1963. From Veg Cultivars, Bean-Green AL - Related web pages cuke.hort.ncsu.edu/cucurbit/wehner/vegcult ...

72. 1972

    Jul 23, 1972 - Most Britons have accepted the fact that their country is going into Europe's Common Market next January and are uneasily aware that great changes will come in their lives when it does. Britain Knows Its Beans on. Common Mart. BY TOMRT. Times SN Wrter. LONDONMoat Britons have accepted ... From Britain Knows Its Beans on Common Mart - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/667797122 ...

73. 1973

    Nov 1973 - In Nutritional Aspects of Common Beans and Other Legume Seeds as Ani mal and Human Foods, cd. WG Jaffe. Proceedings of a meeting held in November 1973, in Liberia Preto, SP Brazil, pp. From … and anti-nutritional factors of raw, cooked and germinated Jack bean ( … - Related web pages linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii ...

74. 1974

    Aug 14, 1974 - The legumes — beans, peas, lentils —have been a major source of protein for man . 7.000 years. remember the mess of lentils for which Esau sold his inheritance? ) The American varieties, lima beans and common beans, were cultivated In Peru and Mexico around 4000 BC And the peanut (which ... From Look Back At Our Foods . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=LO4vAAAAIBAJ ...

75. 1975

    Jun 11, 1975 - Mr. Bean, who campaigned vigorously against British in the Common Market in leaf week s referendum, was moved from the Industry to the Energy Department. Government officials insisted that the switch wasn't any demotion for llr. Been despite the massive referendum wte in favor of ... From UK Cabinet Switch Puts Benn in Charge Of the North Sea Oil - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/djreprints/access ...

76. 1978

    1978 - This is what happened in 1978, when Bulgarian exile and BBC announcer Georgi Markov was assassinated by the Bulgarian secret service (supplied by the KGB) in London. A spring-loaded device was placed inside an umbrella, which injected a tiny metal pellet ...This is what happened in 1978, when Bulgarian exile and BBC announcer Georgi Markov was assassinated by the Bulgarian secret service (supplied by the KGB) in London. A spring-loaded device was placed inside an umbrella, which injected a tiny metal pellet into Markov's leg. The pellet was through-bored, filled with ricin, and sealed with wax. The ricin, a toxin derived from the common castor bean, then leaked out of the pellet as the wax melted at body temperature [10]. Show moreShow less From Bioterrorism - Research and Read Books, Journals, Articles at Questia … - Related web pages www.questia.com/PM.qst?a=o&se=gglsc&d=5002389176

77. 1979

    Sep 27, 1979 - The 18 different beans, including the most expensive mocha yemen at $8.50 a pound, are blended in a variety of ways. A common bean like the Colombian bean can be roasted on its own, as part of blend, or dark roasted. "TIHE DARtKNE;SS OFI A r uab does nei- essarily make it bitter. ... From GOOD FOOD CHICAGO - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/chicagotribune/access ...

78. 1980

    Jan 4, 1980 - Id eliminate all foods that might contain any milk, beans or products contain beans including toy bean products which you may be using Cut down on the surches or sweets and elim nate all coffee, tea and colas All of us swallow a certain amount of air every day It is sometimes trapped ... From Gas Pains Common . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=ySMNAAAAIBAJ ...

79. 1983

    Jun 1, 1983 - Worldwide 80000 are edible Yet 15 account for about 90 percent of the crops eaten by humans They are wheat rice corn common beans soybeans peanuts sorghum millet white potatoes sweet potatoes rye barley cassava coconuts and bananas there are basically 22 crops that feed the world said ... From Potential New Food Sources Developed . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=h1kuAAAAIBAJ ...

80. 1986

    Feb 13, 1986 - Kidney beans, just one of many derivatives of the ancient common bean, Phaseolus vulgaris, are an excellent food. And their nutritional value can be maximized by menu planning. A cup of cooked beans provides the same amount of protein as two ounces of meat. The protein, like that in ... From Bonanza In This Bean . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=lbcwAAAAIBAJ ...

81. 1990

    Mar 7, 1990 - Adzuki beans Small red beans with somewhat sweet flavor soft texture Black beans turtle beans Common beans with a full earthy flavor mealy texture Chickpeas garbanzo beans Nutlike flavor crunchy texture Cranberry beans Common beans with mottled markings nutlike flavor and mealy texture ... From … cooking transforms humble but nutritious beans, peas and lentils into … - Related web pages www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-8829337.html?refid ...

82. 1991

    1991 - In 1991, large populations of whiteflies attacked common bean and melon, but only common bean was affected by begomoviruses. Whitefly-transmitted begomoviruses also attacked pepper and tomato plantings in the Central Highlands . From Tropical Whitefly IPM Project - Elsevier - Related web pages linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii ...

83. 1992

    Mar 26, 1992 - Heirloom and hybrid beans have similar nutritional properties to common beans All varieties top nutritionists lists of nearperfect foods because of their high fiber complex carbohydrates and protein and their lack of fat Bean proteins are relatively rich in essential amino acids but ... From … . LONG HISTORIES. THE CUTTING-EDGE BEANS AREN`T PLAIN BY - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/sun_sentinel/access ...

84. 1993

    Aug 2, 1993 - Prior to such time, the Common Stock was traded in the over-the-counter market and was included in the Nasdaq Small-Cap Market of The Nasdaq Stock Market (" Nasdaq") under the Nasdaq symbol "HPPI". Prior to August 2, 1993, when the Company changed its ...Prior to such time, the Common Stock was traded in the over-the-counter market and was included in the Nasdaq Small-Cap Market of The Nasdaq Stock Market (" Nasdaq") under the Nasdaq symbol "HPPI". Prior to August 2, 1993, when the Company changed its name from Carolyn Bean Publishing, Ltd. to Healthy Planet Products, Inc., the Company's Common Stock was traded under the symbol "CBEN". Show moreShow less From HEALTHY PLANET PRODUCTS INC (Form: 10KSB, Received: 03/28/ … - Related web pages google.brand.edgar-online.com/EFX_dll/EDGARpro ...

85. 1994

    May 15, 1994 - Dyer writes thatprotein engineering offers a direct method for manipulating the amino acid content in the primary seed storage protein an ideal candidate for protein engineering since phaseolin constitutes roughly half the total protein in the common bean seed ... From The Advocate : Better beans through engineering - Related web pages docs.newsbank.com/g/GooglePM/AD/lib00241 ...

86. 1995

    May 1995 - 1. Abundance of indigenous Phaseolus-nodulating rhizobia in an acid Brazilian soil from field experiments that were limed in 1989, 6 yr before the soils were sampled in May 1995. Experiments were cropped annually with common bean, a soyabean/wheat rotation ...Fig. 1. Abundance of indigenous Phaseolus-nodulating rhizobia in an acid Brazilian soil from field experiments that were limed in 1989, 6 yr before the soils were sampled in May 1995. Experiments were cropped annually with common bean, a soyabean/wheat rotation, upland rice or maize. Vertical lines are LSD 0.05 and on bars for the bean experiment represent the standard deviation (n=4). View Within Article Full-size image (12K) - Opens new window. Show moreShow less From Effects of liming and legume/cereal cropping on populations of … - Related web pages linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii ...

87. 1996

    Nov 14, 1996 - Residues of dicofol and pirimiphosmethyl applied at different rates on strawberry and common beans respectively were monitored at different intervals The rate of crop production of each rate was also studied Highperformance liquid chromatography was employed to detect both compounds ... From Effect of Reduced Application Rates of Dicofol and Pirimiphos-methyl on … - Related web pages pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/jf950813k

88. 1997

    1997 - The field experiments were carried out at the Universidade Estadual de Londrina School Farm, in Londrina (latitude 23 o 19'S, longitude 51 o 12'W), Paraná State , Brazil. In 1997, traps were placed in common beans, Phaseolus vulgaris L., cv. From Neotropical Entomology - Males Are Attracted by Female Traps: A New … - Related web pages www.scielo.br/scielo.php?pid=s1519 ...

89. 1998

    Jan 4, 1998 - Like more common beans the variations in taste and texture among the heirlooms can be subtle and they often can be used interchangeably in recipes ... So why buy heirloom beans For one their appearance Some are speckled in earth tones some marked like Dalmatians some as dusky as the ... From Food Precious heirlooms Specialty stores bring heritage beans back - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/bostonherald/access ...

90. 1999

    Apr 1999 - VSPTO 5 894 079, j April 1999. Field bean cultivar named Enola. Larry Proctor. This patent "relates to a new field bean variety that produces distinctly colored yellow seed which remain relatively unchanged by season". Seeds were bought in a Mexican ...VSPTO 5 894 079, j April 1999. Field bean cultivar named Enola. Larry Proctor. This patent "relates to a new field bean variety that produces distinctly colored yellow seed which remain relatively unchanged by season". Seeds were bought in a Mexican market and belong to a local landrace named Mayocoba of common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris). Two generations of self pollination fixed the yellow color but inbreeding produced problems of pod shattering or adherence to the ... Show moreShow less From Accessing Biodiversity and Sharing the Benefits - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=_h7Yi3xhJrsC&pg ...

91. 2001

    Oct 19, 2001 - By the time Indiana achieved statehood in 1816 carrots beans and common beans were dominant local crops. There was a kind of an exchange of crops that came from the New England states There were new world crops and old world crops We think that for example the apple has been in our ... From Sprouting history: Students study agriculture of the past - Post-Tribune (IN … - Related web pages www.highbeam.com/doc/1N1-0FF67934B4F8944F.html ...

92. 2002

    Sep 29, 2002 - On September 29, 2002, we sold 833334 shares of common stock to Richard E. Bean for $100000 in cash. The net proceeds from the sale to Mr. Bean were used for working capital. From TERAFORCE TECHNOLOGY CORP (Form: 424B3, Received: 05/16/ … - Related web pages google.brand.edgar-online.com/EFX_dll/EDGARpro ...

93. 2003

    Jul 2003 - GALVAN, MZ; BORNET, B.; BALATTI, PA and BRANCHARD, M. Inter simple sequence repeat (ISSR) marker as a tool for the assessment of both genetic diversity and gene pool origin in common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.). Euphytica, July 2003, vol. From … and ISSR markers system in accessing genetic variation of rice bean ( … - Related web pages www.ejbiotechnology.info/content/vol11/issue3 ...

94. 2004

    2004 - To make matters worse, in 2004, a separate rust fungus that causes Asian soybean rust, “which infects soybeans, but not common beans” arrived in the United States. Domestic soybean cultivars have little resistance to soybean rust, and now America's second ...To make matters worse, in 2004, a separate rust fungus that causes Asian soybean rust, “which infects soybeans, but not common beans” arrived in the United States. Domestic soybean cultivars have little resistance to soybean rust, and now America's second largest crop is threatened by this new disease. It is hoped that the discovery of the dry bean rust disease resistance proteins will help identify similar proteins in soybeans and advance soybean breeding efforts as well. Show moreShow less From <img src=" http://www.joplinglobeonline.com/images/zope/weekend.gif" … - Related web pages www.joplinglobe.com/dailybusiness ...

95. 2005

    Sep 2005 - (2) This number specifically excludes 4000000 shares of common stock that were originally issued as part of the initial capitalization of the Company that were surrendered to the Company in September 2005. This number includes 30210251 shares of common ...(2) This number specifically excludes 4000000 shares of common stock that were originally issued as part of the initial capitalization of the Company that were surrendered to the Company in September 2005. This number includes 30210251 shares of common stock and 900000 shares of our Series A Convertible Preferred Stock (which can vote in aggregate 18000000 shares of our common stock, with each Series A Preferred share being able to vote a number of shares ... Show moreShow less From PEDIATRIC PROSTHETICS INC (Form: 10SB12G/A, Received: 01/29/ … - Related web pages esignal.brand.edgar-online.com/EFX_dll ...

96. 2006

    Dec 1, 2006 - As of December 1, 2006, our President and Chief Executive Officer, Linda Putback -Bean beneficially owned 30210251 shares of common stock or approximately 31% of our outstanding common stock. Additionally, Ms. Putback-Bean owns 900000 shares of our ...As of December 1, 2006, our President and Chief Executive Officer, Linda Putback -Bean beneficially owned 30210251 shares of common stock or approximately 31% of our outstanding common stock. Additionally, Ms. Putback-Bean owns 900000 shares of our Series A Convertible Preferred Stock which represents 90% of the issued and outstanding shares of preferred stock. Show moreShow less From PEDIATRIC PROSTHETICS INC (Form: 10SB12G/A, Received: 12/08/ … - Related web pages esignal.brand.edgar-online.com/EFX_dll ...

97. 2007

    Dec 15, 2007 - by Tom 47 is back in his bear COAT on December 15th, 2007. idne, ALL veggies come from dirt. Try some red wine vinegar or catsup on the peas (they are actually a type of bean). They are tough plants and picked late, that's why they were the most common ...by Tom 47 is back in his bear COAT on December 15th, 2007. idne, ALL veggies come from dirt. Try some red wine vinegar or catsup on the peas (they are actually a type of bean). They are tough plants and picked late, that's why they were the most common "bean" in the South in the fall and winter. And the whole New Year's thing is to have a "sparse" meal, letting the Fates, or whoever, know that you are hoping for better in the next year. Show moreShow less From Do you have a traditional dinner on New Years Day? In Scotland we … - Related web pages www.answerbag.com/q_view/511348

98. 2008

    Apr 12, 2008 - The flavor is sweet and beany Some like them some dont I find them different from but as tasty as common beans After you have eaten your fill of the green pods leave some runner beans to ripen into large usually pink and black speckled dry beans for winter soups ... From The best runner beans for a cool climate - SFGate - Related web pages www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2008 ...

99. 2009

    Mar 9, 2009 - You can vote at the Annual Meeting if you were a holder of John Bean Technologies Corporation common stock (“Common Stock”) as of the close of business on March 9, 2009. Each share of Common Stock is entitled to one vote. From John Bean Technologies CORP (Form: DEF 14A, Received: 03/27/2009 … - Related web pages esignal.brand.edgar-online.com/EFX_dll ...

100. 2010

     Mar 17, 2010 - Transcriptomic analysis reveals differential gene expression in response to aluminium in common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) genotypes. Eticha D, Zahn M, Bremer M, Yang Z, Rangel AF, Rao IM, Horst WJ. Ann Bot. 2010 Mar 17. [Epub ahead of print] PMID ...Transcriptomic analysis reveals differential gene expression in response to aluminium in common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) genotypes. Eticha D, Zahn M, Bremer M, Yang Z, Rangel AF, Rao IM, Horst WJ. Ann Bot. 2010 Mar 17. [Epub ahead of print] PMID: 20237115 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher]. American Elements Products can also be sourced at these sites ... Show moreShow less From American Elements: Aluminum Supplier & Technical Information - Related web pages www.americanelements.com/al.html