Vaquita Nuna Bean

The nuña bean, also known as poroto, pushpu, frijol reventón, or numia, is a legume of great importance in the Andean region of South America, especially in Peru and Bolivia.

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Polypropylene sacks of 25.00 – 50.00 kg / 50 – 100 lb, depending on customer requirements.

Features

Origin: Native to the central Andes, it has been cultivated since pre-Columbian times. Distribution: Found primarily in Peru and Bolivia, from Cajamarca to Chuquisaca. Morphology: Similar to the common bean, it is a climbing vine that produces pods with seeds. Varieties: There are various varieties, differing in the size, color, and flavor of the seeds.

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