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Abstract
’flib a helm (JIid I foba 1....)is one of the 11’1051 ancient
cultivated e culeuts. umerous English common names applyio
the crop includings parrish, _g)’llliall, ”Pigeon, ’Winter, Spring,
Garden, F(I]111, icia, Common. HoI’ e, Tick, Broad and Field
beans, To climiuarc the oufutis surc ullin’ from this 111\lltiplicilj’
of nam . the term fll\)lI LJC,il1 W~” adopted for the entire spe ies
in the carl 198 s (H.” tin and Hcbblethv ,it, 1983).
Vieio fobo \ as clas ificd 10 IwO ub- pe .ies, eu- aba and
Pailcij!1 ia by turatova 1931) according 10’ number or leaflet
and seed ize and shape. Th uh pccie Vtcia fabo eu-faba
. mpriscs thr C botanical [ pes; v: Jaba ar, minor which ha
thi k I od ith 5111<111 s d. , . .lelbtl ar, equina charactc izes
\ ithmcdium pods and seed , ami Y. jillw val’. major which bas
broad podswith large eeds,
The ultivation or Caba bean extends f1”01\1 9-400
latitude and 11’0111ncar, calevel \0 over _000 m latitude and it
ha recently extended to ) 01 latitude ( 1,rke. 1980). Faba b (In
production i gaining ground ill new legions lik auada and
Japan. 111 lite Middl -;’a I and QI1h Africa one-third of’the
region S production is in [he Iile valle Ha\ lin, (977) with
Turkey, Morocco lind lrau as Ihe other, major produ CI’S (H~l\ tin
• nd Stewart. 1979.
III -:~pt, fab:1 bean. WIL’wjCiba . i. the III SI importaur
nutritive pOf)ular od rop, ltplny a major role- in the gyptian
dict a. a OUI’/: of prot in. The I’ p is partiall allogamous.