Sea bean

... Mendel chose characters specifically to be qualitative. He wanted to have only 2 possibilities: either red or white flower, either yellow or green bean etc. I don't think there is any evidence that he knew what was going on beforehand. Of course that is how most experiments are done nowadays, but ...

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... depends on the tree. For example, some plants have the leaves that first grow genetically programmed to be smaller(think, for example, at the bean stem). Others have all the leaves the same size. Leaves, of course, do not have indeterminate growth, like stems and roots, so leaves won't grow ...

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... K. L., Smith, C. L. & Dodd, S. M. (1984). Brain size, cranial morphology, climate, and time machines. Current Anthropology, 25, 301-330. Bean, R. B. (1906). Some racial peculiarities of the Negro brain. American Journal of Anatomy, 5, 353-432. Bouchard, T. J. Jr., Lykken, D. T., McGue, ...

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... With a Moral". In this, Gould (1996, 109-114) reviewed a technical debate over Black/White brain-size differences between Robert Bennett Bean (1906), a Virginia physician, and Franklin P. Mall (1909), Beans mentor at Johns Hopkins Medical School. Bean (1906) published a study finding ...

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And to be more on topic, mung bean nuclease is convenient to destroy single strand DNA...

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