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[http://www.ars-grin.gov/cgi-bin/npgs/acc/display.pl?1443277 USDA Accession: Hidatsa (PI 548341)]
  
 
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<u>Growth:</u>  60-90 days to maturity; 81 on average.  Compact habit; 12-24 inches tall.  Pods mature all around the same time.   
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<u>Growth:</u> Maturity Group OOO. 60-90 days to maturity; 81 on average.  Compact habit; 12-24 inches tall.  Pods mature all around the same time.   
  
 
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Revision as of 10:38, 25 April 2013


Hidatsa
Uses edamame
Growth Habit bush
Maturity early
Flower Color purple
Pod Color green
Seed Color green
Seed Pattern solid


Name and History

The Hidatsa are an indigenous people of North Dakota. Developed from Sousei Edamame in 1953 by Oscar H. Will & Company of Bismarck, North Dakota.

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USDA Accession: Hidatsa (PI 548341)

Uses

Description

Growth: Maturity Group OOO. 60-90 days to maturity; 81 on average. Compact habit; 12-24 inches tall. Pods mature all around the same time.

Flowers:

Pods:

Seeds: Small, light green with a black hilum. 48-51% protein. 135 per ounce.

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