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Specialty Soybeans

Maturity Zone 1 / Maturity Zone II / Maturity Zone III / Maturity Zone IV/ Specialty Soybeans by Type

The following Specialty Soybeans have been developed at Iowa State University and are available for licensing.

IA2011
High Protein, Low Lipoxygenase
IA2012
Large Seeded
IA2016
Large Seeded
IA2017
Large Seeded
IA2020
Large Seeded

IA2025 and IA2032
Triple-Null Lipoxygenase

IA2034
Large Seeded

IA2035
Small Seeded

IA2040
Large Seeded
IA2040LF
Lipoxygenase Free

IA2041
Large Seeded

IA2042
Large Seeded
IA2042LF
Lipoxygenase Free

IA2043
Large Seeded

IA2046
Large Seeded, High Protein

IA2053
Large Seeded
IA2054
Large Seeded
IA2060
Small seeded
IA2062
Large Seeded

IA2067
Large Seeded

IA2074 Large Seeded, High Protein

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IA2076

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AR1 Disease Resistant

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AR2 Fe-efficient

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AR3 Fe-efficient

 


IA2011 (A89-257050) High Protein, Low Lipoxygenase Specialty Soybean Variety

 

Flower Pod Pubescence Hilum Coat Royalty per bu Royalty per 50 lb unit
White Tan Gray Yellow Dull $3.00 $2.50

 

Iowa State University has developed a specialty soybean for use in food products based on soy protein, such as tofu, that would benefit from a less beany flavor than current soybean varieties.  Seeds of IA2011 lack the lipoxygenase-2 enzyme and have high protein, yellow hila, and dull yellow seed coats.

IA2011 is a BC1F2 plant selections from the cross (L 2-3 x HP203) x HP203.  L 2-3 is a line released by the USDA-ARS and the Indiana Agricultural Experiment Station that lacks lipoxygenase-2. HP203 is a high protein variety developed by Iowa State University. 

IA2011 was evaluated for agronomic performance and seed characteristics at three Iowa locations in 1991 and 1992.  It was compared with IA1002, IA1003, IA2006, IA2009, and IA2010 that lacks lipoxygenase-2, the high protein variety Vinton 81, and two general-use varieties, Marcus and Kenwood.

IA2011 is of Maturity Group II.  The variety does not have any major genes for resistance to Phytophthora rot or the soybean cyst nematode.  It is moderately susceptible to iron-deficiency chlorosis when grown on calcareous soil.

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IA2012 Large Seeded Specialty Soybean Variety

 

Flower Pod Pubescence Hilum Coat Royalty per bu Royalty per 50 lb unit
Purple Brown Gray Yellow Dull $3.00 $2.50

 

IA2012 has greater yield than large-seed varieties currently available.  IA2012 is a F 3 plant selection from the cross (Price B236 x LS201) x LS301.  Pride B236 is a variety developed by the Pride Seed Company.  LS201 and LS301 are large-seeded varieties developed by Iowa State University.

IA2012 was evaluated for agronomic performance and seed characteristics at four Iowa locations in 1991 and 1992 and three locations in 1993.  It was compared with the LS201, LS301, Vinton 81, and Kenwood.  Vinton 81 is a high-protein specialty variety and Kenwood is a general-use variety.

IA2012 is of Maturity Group II and does not have any major susceptibilities to iron-deficiency chlorosis when grown on calcareous soil.

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IA2016 (A91-504040) Large Seeded Specialty Soybean Variety

 

Flower Pod Pubescence Hilum Coat Royalty per bu Royalty per 50 lb unit
Purple Tan Gray Yellow Dull $3.00 $2.50

 

Iowa State University has developed a specialty variety for use in various food products.  IA2016 has greater yield than the high-protein specialty varieties Vinton 81 and HP204. IA2016 has similar seed size and protein content to Vinton 81 and HP204.

IA2016 is a F3 plant selection from the cross (Agripro 2190 x HP204) x HP204.  Agripro 2190 is a general-use cultivar developed by Agripro Seeds.  HP204 is a high-protein cultivar developed by Iowa State University.

IA2016 was evaluated for agronomic performance and seed from 1991 to 1993.  It was compared with HP204, and Vinton 81.  HP204 and Vinton 81 are high-protein specialty cultivars for tofu.

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IA2017 (A91-504042) Large Seeded Specialty Soybean Variety

 

Flower Pod Pubescence Hilum Coat Royalty per bu Royalty per 50 lb unit
Purple Tan Gray Yellow Shiny $3.00 $2.50

 

Iowa State University has developed a specialty variety for use in various food products.  IA2017 has greater yield than the high-protein specialty varieties Vinton 81 and HP204. IA2017 has similar seed size and protein content to Vinton 81 and HP204.

IA2017 is a F3 plant selection from the cross (Agripro 2190 x HP204) x HP204.  Agripro 2190 is a general-use cultivar developed by Agripro Seeds.  HP204 is a high-protein cultivar developed by Iowa State University.

IA2017 was evaluated for agronomic performance and seed from 1991 to 1993.  It was compared with HP204, and Vinton 81.  HP204 and Vinton 81 are high-protein specialty cultivars for tofu.

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IA2020 (A91-613028) Large Seeded Specialty Soybean Variety

 

Flower Pod Pubescence Hilum Coat Royalty per bu Royalty per 50 lb unit
Purple n/a Gray Yellow Dull $3.00 $2.50

 

Iowa State University has developed a specialty variety for use in various food products. IA2020 has greater yield than large-seed varieties currently available.  IA2020 is an F3 plant selections from the cross (Agripro 2190 x HP204) x HP204.  Agripro 2190 is a general-use cultivar developed by Agripro Seeds.  HP204 is a high-protein cultivar developed by Iowa State University.

IA2020 was evaluated for agronomic performance and seed from 1991 to 1993.  They were compared with the HP204, Vinton 81, LS201, LS301, and Kenwood.  HP204 and Vinton 81 are high-protein specialty cultivars for tofu.  LS201 and LS301 are large-seeded specialty cultivars.  Kenwood is a general-use cultivar.

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IA2025, IA2032, Triple-Null Lipoxygenase Specialty Soybean Varieties

 

Flower Pod Pubescence Hilum Coat Royalty per bu Royalty per 50 lb unit
Purple n/a Gray Yellow Dull $3.00 $2.50

 

These soybean lines that lack the three lipoxygenase enzymes commonly referred to as triple-null lines were developed by Iowa State University. The triple null lines were developed as a special purpose cultivar for use in food productions. Cultivars that lack all three lipoxygenase enzymes do not contain the beany flavor when compared to conventional cultivars. These triple-null lines have gray pubescence, purple flowers, large seeds, high protein, yellow hila and dull yellow seed coat. Royalty - $3.00 per 60 lb unit or $2.50 per 50 lb unit planted.

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IA2034 (A93-651012) Large Seeded Specialty Soybean Variety

 

Flower Pod Pubescence Hilum Coat Royalty per bu Royalty per 50 lb unit
Purple Tan Gray Yellow Dull $3.00 $2.50

 

IA2034 was developed by Iowa State University as a special purpose cultivar for use in the production of Tofu.  IA2034 is a F4 plant selection from the cross A89-246006 X LS301.  A89-246006 was an experimental line developed by Iowa State University.  It has high protein content and above average seed size.  LS301 is a large-seeded variety developed by Iowa State University.  It has normal protein content.

IA2034 is of Maturity Group II.  IA2034 has the same maturity as IA2020 and is about 4 days later than Vinton 81.  It has consistently yielded more than both varieties and has comparable protein content and seed size.

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IA2035 (A92-630023-1104) Small Seeded Specialty Soybean

 

Flower Pod Pubescence Hilum Coat Royalty per bu Royalty per 50 lb unit
Purple Brown Gray Yellow Shiny $8.50 $7.00

 

IA2035 is an F 6 plant selection from the cross (S23-03 X A87-102105) XA87-102102.  S23 is a cultivar developed by Northrup King Company.  A87-102105 and A87-102102 are small seeded lines developed by Iowa State University.  They have superior agronomic traits compared with current small-seeded cultivars.

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IA2040 (A94-670005) Large Seeded Specialty Soybean

 

Flower Pod Pubescence Hilum Coat Royalty per bu Royalty per 50 lb unit
Purple Brown Gray Yellow   $3.00 $2.50

 

IA2040 is an F4 plant selection from the cross A90-314041 X IA2012.  A90-314041 is a large-seeded experimental line and IA2012, a large-seeded variety developed by Iowa State University.

It was tested in Iowa from 1993 to 1998 and was compared with the large-seeded varieties IA2012, IA2013, IA2019, and IA3002. IA2040 has larger seed size and higher yield than current large-seeded varieties of similar maturity.

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IA2040LF Lipoxygenase Free Specialty Soybean Variety

Flower Pod Pubescence Hilum Coat Royalty per bu Royalty per 50 lb unit
Purple Brown Gray Yellow Dull $2.00 $1.65

 

IA2040LF is a lipoxygenase-free specialty variety for use in various food products.  IA2040LF is made up of 51 BC 3F 2-derived lines with uniform agronomic and seed characteristics obtained by backcrossing into IA2040 the lx 1, lx 2, and lx 3 alleles that control the absence of three lipoxygenase isozymes.  Absence of the three isozymes results in a soybean seed that lacks the typical beany or grassy flavor of conventional seed.  The source of the lx 1, lx 2, and lx 3 alleles backcrossed into IA2040 was the line A96-969001 that had the lx 1, lx 2, and lx 3 alleles.  IA2040 is a large-seeded variety released by Iowa State University.  A96-969001 is a lipoxygenase-free experimental line developed by Iowa State University.

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IA2041 (A95-484016) Large Seeded High Protein Specialty Soybean

 

Flower Pod Pubescence Hilum Coat Royalty per bu Royalty per 50 lb unit
Purple Brown Gray Yellow   $3.00 $2.50

 

IA2041 is an F4 plant selection from the cross A89-246013 X A91-613029.  A89-246013 and A91-613029 are experimental lines developed by Iowa State University.  They have high protein content and above average seed size.

It was tested in Iowa from 1994 to 1998 and was compared with Vinton 81 and IA2020, two large-seeded, high-protein varieties released by Iowa State University. IA2041 has higher yield and protein than current large-seeded, high-protein varieties of similar maturity.

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IA2042 (A95-484066) Large Seeded High Protein Specialty Soybean

 

Flower Pod Pubescence Hilum Coat Royalty per bu Royalty per 50 lb unit
Purple Tan Gray Yellow   $3.00 $2.50

 

IA2042 is an F3 plant selection from the cross A91-504042 X (S29-39 X A91-613001).  A91-504042 and A91-613001 are experimental lines developed by Iowa State University.  They have high-protein content and above average seed size.  S29-39 is a general-use variety developed by Northrup King Company.

It was tested in Iowa from 1994 to 1998.  It was compared with Vinton 81 and IA2020, two large-seeded, high-protein varieties released by Iowa State University.  IA2042 has higher yield than current large-seeded, high-protein varieties of similar maturity. 

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IA2042LF Lipoxygenase Free Specialty Soybean Variety

 

Flower Pod Pubescence Hilum Coat Royalty per bu Royalty per 50 lb unit
Purple Brown Gray Yellow Dull $3.00 $2.50

 

IA2042LF is a lipoxygenase-free specialty variety for use in various food products.  IA2042LF is made up of 64 BC 3F 2-derived lines with uniform agronomic and seed characteristics obtained by backcrossing into IA2042 the lx 1, lx 2, and lx 3 alleles that control the absence of three lipoxygenase isozymes.  Absence of the three isozymes results in a soybean seed that lacks the typical beany or grassy flavor of conventional seed.  The source of the lx 1, lx 2, and lx 3 alleles backcrossed into IA2042 was the line A96-969007 that had the lx 1, lx 2, and lx 3 alleles.  IA2042 is a large-seeded, high-protein variety released by Iowa State University.  A96-969007 is a lipoxygenase-free experimental line developed by Iowa State University.

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IA2043 (A96-493039) Large Seeded Specialty Soybean Variety

 

Flower Pod Pubescence Hilum Coat Royalty per bu Royalty per 50 lb unit
Purple Tan Gray Yellow Dull $3.00 $2.50

 

Iowa State University has developed a specialty variety for use in various food products.  IA2043 was tested under the experimental number A96-493039.  IA2043 is an F 4 plant selection from the cross A92-529010 X A92-629010.  A92-529010 and A92-629010 are experimental lines developed by Iowa State University that have large seed size.

IA2043 was tested in Iowa from 1995 to 1999.  It was compared with IA1007 and IA2012, two large-seeded varieties released by Iowa Sate University. IA2043 matures about 3 days later than IA1007 and about 2 days earlier than IA2012.  It has higher yield than IA1007 and similar yield to IA2012.  The seed size of IA2043 is similar to that of IA1007 and IA2012.

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IA2046 (A96-493040) Large Seeded, High Protein Specialty Soybean Variety

 

Flower Pod Pubescence Hilum Coat Royalty per bu Royalty per 50 lb unit
Purple Tan Gray Yellow Dull $3.00 $2.50

 

Iowa State University has developed a specialty variety for use in various food products. IA2046 was tested under the experimental number A96-493040.  IA2046 is an F 4 plant selection from the cross A92-529010 X A92-629010.  A92-529010 and A92-629010 are experimental lines developed at Iowa State University that have large seed size.

IA2046 was tested in Iowa from 1995 to 1999.  It was compared with IA2041 and Vinton 81, two large-seeded, high protein varieties released by Iowa State University. IA2046 matures about 3 days later than Vinton 81 and has about the same maturity as IA2041.  IA2046 has higher seed yield, larger seed, and slightly lower protein content than Vinton 81.  In comparison with IA2041, it has similar yield, larger seed, and lower protein content.

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IA2053 (A97-874064) Large Seeded, High Protein Specialty Soybean Variety

 

Flower Pod Pubescence Hilum Coat Royalty per bu Royalty per 50 lb unit
Purple Brown Tawny Yellow Dull $3.00 $2.50

 

Iowa State University has developed a specialty variety for use in various food products.  IA2053 was tested under the experimental number A97-874064.  IA2053 is a F 3 plant selection from the cross IA2034 X (A91-607023 X IA2019).  IA2034 and IA2019 are large-seeded, high-protein varieties developed by Iowa State University.  A91-607023 is a general-use experimental line developed by Iowa State University.

IA2053 was tested in Iowa from 1996 to 2000.  It was compared with IA2041, IA2042, IA2046, and IA3011, which are four large-seeded, high-protein varieties released by Iowa State University. IA2053 matures 4 days later than IA2042, 2 days later than IA2041 and IA2046, and the same day as IA3011.  Averaged across the years of testing, it has a higher yield than the four varieties and comparable protein content and seed size.

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IA2054 (A97-774064) Large Seeded, High Protein Specialty Soybean Variety

 

Flower Pod Pubescence Hilum Coat Royalty per bu Royalty per 50 lb unit
Purple Brown Gray Yellow Dull $3.00 $2.50

 

Iowa State University has developed a specialty variety for use in various food products.  IA2054 was tested under the experimental number A97-774064.  IA2054 is a F 3 plant selection from the cross IA2034 X (P9272 X IA1036).  IA2034 and IA3006 are large-seeded, high-protein varieties developed by Iowa State University.  Pioneer P9272 is a general-use variety from Pioneer Hi-Bred International Inc.

IA2054 was tested in Iowa from 1996 to 2000.  It was compared with IA2041, IA2042, IA2046, and IA3011, which are four large-seeded, high-protein varieties released by Iowa State University. IA2054 matures 1 day later than IA2042 and IA2046, the same day as IA2041, and 2 days earlier than IA3011.  Averaged across the years of testing, it has a higher yield than the four varieties and comparable protein content and seed size. 

 

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IA2060 (A97-875019) Small Seeded Specialty Soybean Variety

 

Flower Pod Pubescence Hilum Coat Royalty per bu Royalty per 50 lb unit
Purple Brown Gray Yellow Dull $8.50 $7.00

 

Iowa State University has developed a specialty variety for use in various food products.  IA2060 was tested under the experimental number A97-875019.  IA2060 is a F 3 plant selection from the cross A92-530007 X (Marcus 95 X IA2023).  A92-530007 is a small -seeded experimental line developed by Iowa State University.  Marcus 95 is a general-use variety developed by Iowa State University.  IA2023 is a small-seeded variety developed by Iowa State University.

IA2060 was tested in Iowa from 1996 to 2000.  It was compared with IA2023 and IA2035, which are two small-seeded varieties released by Iowa State University.  IA2060 matures 2 days later than IA2023 and 1 day later than IA2035.  Averaged across the years of testing, it has higher yield than IA2023 and IA2035 and comparable seed size.

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IA2062 (A98-782019) Large Seeded Specialty Soybean Variety

 

Flower Pod Pubescence Hilum Coat Royalty per bu Royalty per 50 lb unit
Purple Tan Gray Yellow Dull $2.00 $1.65

 

IA2062 is a large-seed line.  IA2062 is a F 3 plant selection from the cross IA1007 X (IA2037 X Pioneer 9204).  IA1007 and IA2037 are large-seeded cultivars developed by Iowa State University.  9204 is a general-use cultivar developed by Pioneer Hi-Bred International.

IA2062 was tested in Iowa from 1997 to 2001.  It was compared with IA2012, IA2040, IA2043, and IA2045, which are four large-seeded varieties released by Iowa State University.  IA2062 matures a day later than IA2012, two days later than IA2043, two days later than IA2045, and four days later than IA2040.  Averaged across the years of testing, it has a higher yield than the four varieties and comparable seed size.

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IA2067 (A99-113027) Large Seeded, High Protein Specialty Soybean Variety

 

Flower Pod Pubescence Hilum Coat Royalty per bu Royalty per 50 lb unit
Purple Brown Gray Yellow Dull $3.00 $2.50

 

Iowa State University has developed a large seeded, high protein specialty variety for use in various food products.  A99-113027 is a F4 plant selection from the cross IA2034 x IA3011.  IA2034 and IA3011 are large-seeded, high protein cultivars developed by Iowa State University.

A99-113027 was tested in Iowa from 1998 to 2002.  It was compared with IA2017, IA2042, IA2046, and IA2053, which are four large-seeded, high-protein varieties developed by Iowa State University.  A99-113027 matures the same day as IA2017 and IA2042 and one day earlier than IA2046 and IA2053.  Averaged across the years of testing, it has higher yield than IA2017, IA2042, and IA2053, and a better combination of large seed size and high protein content.

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IA2074 (A01-509032) Large Seeded, High Protein

 

Flower Pod Pubescence Hilum Coat Royalty per bu Royalty per 50 lb unit
Purple Tan Gray Yellow Dull $3.00 $2.50

 

A01-509032 is a F4 plant selection from the cross A97-974011 X IA2053.  A97-74011 is a large-seeded, high protein experimental line.  IA2053 is a large-seeded, high-protein variety developed by Iowa State University.  A01-509032 has purple flowers, gray pubescence, tan pods, and seeds with yellow hila and dull seed coat luster.  It was tested in Iowa from 2000 to 2004 and was compared to IA1013, IA2046, and IA2067 which are three large-seeded, high protein varieties developed by Iowa state University.  A01-509032 matures three days later than IA1013, and one day later than IA2046 and IA2067.  Averaged across the years of testing, it has a higher yield and similar seed size to that of IA1013, IA2046, and IA2067.

Royalty is $3.00 per bu or $2.50 per 50 lb unit planted

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IA2076 (A02-140047) Large Seeded, Yellow Hilum

 

Flower Pod Pubescence Hilum Coat Royalty per bu Royalty per 50 lb unit
Purple Brown Gray Yellow Dull $ $

A02-140047 has superior yield and comparable seed size and protein content to other large-seeded varieties of similar maturity. It was compared with IA1007, IA1010, IA1011 and IA2062 which are four large-seeded varieties released by Iowa State University. It matures two days later than IA1007, one day later than IA1011, one day earlier than IA1010, and two days earlier than IA2062.

 

And watch for new Low Saturate soybean lines A04-641024, IA3026 (A04-641019), A04-541030, IA1020 (A04-441044), IA2075 (A04-441032) and the new 1% Linolenic acid line A04-442030. Information will be found at www.notrans.iastate.edu as soon as it is available!

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AR1 Disease Resistant

AR1 is resistant to soybean cyst nematode and Phytophthora root rot. The specific resistance to Phytophthora root rot is conferred by the gene Rps1-k which protects the soybean from numerous Phtytophthora root rot races present in the state of Iowa. Rps1-k provides resistance to Races 1-11, 13-15, 17, 18, 21-22, 24, and 26. It is also resistant to SCN phenotypic Race 3 (H.G. Type 0) and moderately resistant to Race 4 (H.G. Type 2.5.7). AR1 has purple flowers, tawny pubescence, tan pods at maturity, and seeds with black hila in its majority ( 95% black hila and 5% brown hila) and dull seed coat.

Resistance of AR1 to Phytophthora root rot and to SCN has been extensively evaluated and confirmed by different means, i.e. greenhouse inoculations for Phytophthora root rot. For SCN, plantings on SCN-infested soil were conducted to determine the H.G. type, and molecular analysis has been done to determine QTL associated with SCN resistance. It possesses QTL N, as determined by molecular analysis which is different from the Peking allele that also confers resistance to SCN.

It is a Maturity Group II. AR1 has adequate yield and it is adapted to environmental conditions in the state of Iowa and other states in which soybeans of MG II are planted. Because of its dual-disease resistance (SCN and Phytophthora root rot) and its adequate seed yield, it may be used in breeding to develop SCN- and Phythophthora root rot-resistant soybean lines with improved yield potential.

If you are interested in obtaining seed of this line, packets of 50 seeds will be available for $200.00 and distributed on a first come basis for research and crossing. A license agreement must be signed with the Iowa State University Research Foundation Inc. and payment must be received prior to receiving seed.

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AR2 Fe-efficient

AR2 and AR3 are soybean germplasm lines which are highly Fe-efficient when planted on calcareous soils in Iowa. The Fe-efficiency score has been proven to be associated with molecular marker Satt481 that may be used in further breeding efforts as a molecular marker. The lines may be used in breeding to develop IDC-resistant lines with improved yield potential. AR2 is of Maturity Group II, similar in maturity to Century 84, and AR3 is eight days earlier than Century84

If you are interested in obtaining seed of this line, packets of 50 seeds will be available for $200.00 and distributed on a first come basis for research and crossing. A license agreement must be signed with the Iowa State University Research Foundation Inc. and payment must be received prior to receiving seed.

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AR3 Fe-efficient

AR2 and AR3 are soybean germplasm lines which are highly Fe-efficient when planted on calcareous soils in Iowa. The Fe-efficiency score has been proven to be associated with molecular marker Satt481 that may be used in further breeding efforts as a molecular marker. The lines may be used in breeding to develop IDC-resistant lines with improved yield potential. AR2 is of Maturity Group II, similar in maturity to Century 84, and AR3 is eight days earlier than Century84

If you are interested in obtaining seed of this line, packets of 50 seeds will be available for $200.00 and distributed on a first come basis for research and crossing. A license agreement must be signed with the Iowa State University Research Foundation Inc. and payment must be received prior to receiving seed.

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