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Pea

Pea is a pulse or fodder crop, but the word often refers to the seed or sometimes the pod of this flowering plant species. Peas are eaten as a vegetable.

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Pea

Nodes213
Edges212
Triples212
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.00939
Components1

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Pea

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related to Bibliography · 34
Pea → AEP, Agricultural Organization, Based, Bulletin, Bureau, Chemistry, Contents Archived, Dry Field Pea, Dry Field PeaBitting, European Association, Experimental Data, Factory Inspection, FAO, Food, Government Printing Office, Grain Legume Research, Hernández Bermejo, León, May, Neglected
related to Garden peas · 29
Pea → AAS, Alaska, Alderman, Arrow, Australia, Big, Extra, Giving, Greenfeast, Half Pint, Laxton's Progress, Lincoln, Marvel, Miragreen, New Zealand, Perfection, PMR, PMRHomesteader, Progress, RHS AGM
related to Distribution and habitat · 19
Pea → Afghanistan, BC, Central Asia, Europe, Farther, Fennoscandia, Ganges Basin, Georgia, Harappan, In, In Egypt, India, Mediterranean Basin, Near East, Nile Delta, Pakistan, Peas, The, Upper Egypt
related to Culinary · 17
Pea → Along, American Chinese, By, English, Europe, Fresh, In, Middle Ages, Middle East, New, North Africa, North America, Pod, Salt, The, Thomas Jefferson, With
related to Field peas · 14
Pea → Asch, Austrian, Field, Flowers, It, Kapucijner, Leaves, Pisum, Pods, The, There, This, Vigna, Vines
related to Science · 12
Pea → Austrian, F1, F2, Filial-1, Filial-2, Gregor Mendel's, He, In, Mendel, Mendelian, The F2, Then
related to Genome · 10
Pea → Caméor, Despite, French, In, It, Medicago, September, Sequencing Consortium, The, The International Pea Genome
related to history · 10
Pea → Aristophanes's The Birds, Athens, BC, From, In, Mediterranean Basin, Neolithic, Peas, Romans, The Greeks
related to Pests and diseases · 9
Pea → Additionally, Adult, Alberta, Canada, Europe, In, Sitona, The, They
related to Nitrogen fixation · 8
Pea → Ammonia, N2, NH, NH3, Peas, Rhizobia, The, These

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peas pisum 1841 steud validly publ green used field pods also pod plants grown seeds eaten snap fresh plant species

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Peais apulse or fodder crop0.90text
Peais amost commonly green0.90text
Peais atype of pea sometimes called Pisum sativum subsp. arvense0.90text
Peais acool-season legume crop that is grown on over 10 million hectares0.90text
the pigeon peainstance ofis also used to describe other edible seeds from the Fabaceae0.80text
Medicago truncatulainstance ofmade it challenging to sequence compared to other legumes0.80text
soybeansinstance ofmade it challenging to sequence compared to other legumes0.80text
the pea leaf weevilinstance ofinsects0.80text
Albertainstance ofbut has spread to other places0.80text
Canadainstance ofbut has spread to other places0.80text
aloo matarinstance offresh peas are used in various dishes0.80text
Peaused forthe assembly was the inbred French cultivar0.80text

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