Fava Beans - Revision history

CAClark at 02:22, 15 November 2014

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2013-03-16T08:47:34Z

2013-03-16T08:45:39Z

2013-02-27T04:19:00Z

2013-02-27T03:56:59Z

Created page with "''Vicia faba'' Also called bell beans, faba beans, horse beans, or tic beans."

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''Vicia faba''

Also called bell beans, faba beans, horse beans, or tic beans.

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−	[[:Category:Fava_Bean_Varieties\|List of all ~~fava bean~~ varieties.]]	+	'''[[:Category:Fava_Bean_Varieties\|List of all Fava Bean varieties.]]'''

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−	[[:Category:~~Fava_Varieties~~\|List of all fava bean varieties.]]	+	[[:Category:Fava_Bean_Varieties\|List of all fava bean varieties.]]

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	:Parts eaten: young or mature seed (cooked), young plants or leaves (usually cooked)		:Parts eaten: young or mature seed (cooked), young plants or leaves (usually cooked)
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		+	[[:Category:Fava_Varieties\|List of all fava bean varieties.]]

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−	''Vicia faba''	+	:Scientific name: ''Vicia faba''

−	Also called bell beans, faba beans, horse beans, or tic beans.	+	:Also called: bell beans, faba beans, horse beans, or tic beans
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		+	:Plant type: bush
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		+	:Native to: north Africa and south Asia
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		+	:Parts eaten: young or mature seed (cooked), young plants or leaves (usually cooked)