Lecture 9 - Grain Legumes Flashcards

1
Q

legume family name

A

fabaceae

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2
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types of legumes

A

forages, pulses, grain, oil seeds, vegetables

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3
Q

why eat legumes

A

high protein, complex carbohydrate, source of iron zinc, vit b, folic acid, soluble fiber, gluten free
proteins are complementary to cereals (high in lysine)
low in sulfur containing amino acids

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4
Q

legume cereal ratio

A

3 cereal: 1 legume

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5
Q

common bean scientific name

A

phaseolus vulgaris L

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6
Q

are common beans self pollinated

A

yes

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7
Q

dry beans vs snap beans

A

dry beans = cultivated for mature seed
snap beans = selected for succulent, fiber free pods eaten at immature stage

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8
Q

2 centers of domestication for beans

A

Andean ( large seeded)
Mesoamerican: small and medium seeded

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9
Q

where is bean production primarily in Africa

A

highland areas or places with more moderate climate and higher rainfall

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10
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what beans types are most common in Africa

A

large seeded andean bush intercropped with corn

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11
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major pest of bean

A

bean fly

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12
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bean production constraints in the tropics

A

diverse environments
greater # of pests and disease
more problems with abiotic stress (heat, drought)
lack of infastructure

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13
Q

where is pigeon pea native to

A

Africa

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14
Q

what place grows 95% of worlds pigeon pea crop

A

india

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15
Q

pigeon pea is a major source of _____ to about 20% of world population

A

protein

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16
Q

______ is the most versatile legume with diversified uses such as food, feed, fodder, and fuel

A

pigeon pea

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17
Q

2 plant types of pigeon pea

A

dwarf and normal

18
Q

constraints to growing pigeon pea

A

no availability of quality seed or improved varieties
low harvest index
long crop duration
pests
poor agronomic practices

19
Q

what was the world first hybrid legume

A

hybrid pigeon pea

20
Q

benefits of hybrid pigeon pea

A

160-180 days maturity, high yield, disease resistant, high seed quality

21
Q

peanut (groundnut) scientific name

A

Arachis hypogaea

22
Q

_____ is the 4th world leading oilseed crop after oil palm, soybean, and rapeseed

A

peanut

23
Q

what area produces the most peanuts

A

asia

24
Q

origin of peanut

A

near Bolivia, Uruguay, and Paraguay

25
Q

where are peanuts native to

A

south america

26
Q

2 subspecies of peanuts

A

hypogea and fasigiata

27
Q

hypogea peanuts

A

dont flower on main stem
alternate branching
larger seed
mature later
high water requirement

28
Q

fastigiata peanuts

A

produce flowers on main stem
sequential branching
smaller seed
mature earlier
lower water requirement

29
Q

T/f: peanuts are perennial

A

f, they are annual

30
Q

types of peanut varieties

A

bunch and runner

31
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bunch peanut type

A

closely clustered nuts around base of plant

32
Q

runner peanut type

A

nuts scattered along prostrate branches from base to tip

33
Q

peanuts are ______ pollinated

A

self

34
Q

what part of the flower in peanuts elongates to push peg into ground

A

the pedicel

35
Q

peg

A

fertilized peanut ovary

36
Q

factors affecting peanut maturity

A

weather, pest pressure, and fertility

37
Q

what is the critical water stage for peanuts

A

40-110 days after planting. Cannot experience stress in last 30 days

38
Q

how to determine when peanuts are ready to harvest

A

hull-scrape maturity test - based on color of mesocarp where the exocarp is removed and color changes from lighter to darker

39
Q

when are peanut plants dug

A

when 70% of shells turn brown inside and peanuts are 25-50% dry

40
Q

how dry should peanuts be for storage

A

less than 10%

41
Q

Disease in peanuts

A

aflatoxin