Phaseolus vulgaris (Black turtle bean)- cross section of stem stained with safranin

Applause IconDec 14, 2018 • 10:30 AM UTC
Location IconUnknown Location
Applause Icon140x Magnification
Applause IconUnknown
vikas_research

Learn about the author...

83posts
6comments
0locations
Black turtle beans, commonly known as black beans, are a variety of the common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris). Like all common beans, black beans are loaded with protein, fiber, molybdenum, zinc, and copper. But the health benefits of black turtle beans go way beyond the call of duty as these little black gems offer extraordinary antioxidant benefits resulting from their high concentration of anthocyanins.

Sign in to commentNobody has commented yet... Share your thoughts with the author and start the discussion!

More Posts from vikas_research

Crystal growth of potassium dichromate

Applause Icon 0 ApplauseComment Icon 0 Comments
6y
The Drinking Water at Kalyan’s Railway Stations Is Undrinkable

Applause Icon 0 ApplauseComment Icon 0 Comments
6y
Looking at growing crystals through Foldscope

Applause Icon 0 ApplauseComment Icon 0 Comments
6y
Let me change- CuSO4

Applause Icon 0 ApplauseComment Icon 0 Comments
6y
Changes in particle during dissolution

Applause Icon 0 ApplauseComment Icon 0 Comments
6y
Looking at Oil-Water Emuslison

Applause Icon 0 ApplauseComment Icon 0 Comments
6y
Sugar crystal dissolving in water under foldscope

Applause Icon 0 ApplauseComment Icon 0 Comments
6y
Foldscope Outreach program at Mahatma phule vidyalaya, ghulewadi

Applause Icon 0 ApplauseComment Icon 0 Comments
6y
Outreach Program Conducted at SIDDHARTH VIDYALAYA SANGAMNER

Applause Icon 0 ApplauseComment Icon 0 Comments
6y
Streptococcus pyogenes- Gram positive bacteria

Applause Icon 0 ApplauseComment Icon 0 Comments
6y
Vibrio- Gram negative bacteria (rod-shaped)

Applause Icon 0 ApplauseComment Icon 0 Comments
6y
Candida albicans-species of yeast (single-celled fungus)

Applause Icon 0 ApplauseComment Icon 0 Comments
6y
Bacillus cereus- Gram positive rods

Applause Icon 0 ApplauseComment Icon 0 Comments
6y
View to internal Changes in pollen of Hibiscus rosa-sinensis

Applause Icon 0 ApplauseComment Icon 0 Comments
6y
Pollen grain of Hibiscus flower

Applause Icon 0 ApplauseComment Icon 0 Comments
6y
Petal of Ruellia humilis (wild petunia, fringeleaf wild petunia)

Applause Icon 0 ApplauseComment Icon 0 Comments
6y
Petal of Rosa (Rose) observed under foldscope

Applause Icon 0 ApplauseComment Icon 0 Comments
6y
Petal of Gerbera jamesonii (Daisy flower)

Applause Icon 0 ApplauseComment Icon 0 Comments
6y
Petal of Orchidaceae flower

Applause Icon 0 ApplauseComment Icon 0 Comments
6y
Petals of Freesia refracta- plant cells observed clearly and beautifully under foldscope

Applause Icon 0 ApplauseComment Icon 0 Comments
6y