Maple Glen

Maple Glen
Uses	dry
Growth Habit	bush
Maturity	early
Flower Color	purple
Pod Color	green
Seed Color	light yellow
Seed Pattern	solid

Name and History

Developed in Ottowa by Agriculture Canada and released in 1987. Previous names for it: OT84-12 and X973-8-8-4. Maple Glen's pedigree includes a whole lot of other soy varieties, and according to the USDA is:

BD22115-13 [(Amsoy x Portage) x Holmberg 840-7-3] x Premier Holmberg 840-7-3 is from 201-14-20 (PI 196491 sib) x 680+993+994 (Muncheberg) Premier is Pride B216 (Corsoy x Wayne)

This bean is described in:

USDA Acession: Maple Glen (PI 548643)

Description

Growth: Maturity Group OO. 90-110 days to maturity; 96 on average. To 30 inches tall. High-yielding; tolerates cool weather.
Flowers:

Pods: 3-4 seeds per pod.
Seeds: Medium-sized. 43% protein.

Uses and Opinions

Tofu or soymilk. Nutty flavor.