
doi: 10.1007/bf01091932
pmid: 2608633
Four varieties of common bean seeds stored at 4 degrees C, 80% relative humidity, for one to eight years showed no differences in proximal chemical composition, Seeds 5-6 years old absorbed more water than 1 to 4 year-old seeds. The cooking time required for five year-old seeds was 6 hours, while the fresh seeds needed 3/4-to-one hour cooking time. The most remarkable difference was in phytic acid content, which decreased 94% to 98% during long storage.
Plants, Medicinal, Time Factors, Phytic Acid, Pectins, Fabaceae, Globulins, In Vitro Techniques
Plants, Medicinal, Time Factors, Phytic Acid, Pectins, Fabaceae, Globulins, In Vitro Techniques
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