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Table 1.

Experimental design used in the dry pea nutritional breeding trials.

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Mean monthly temperature and precipitation for two growing locations in SC, USA.

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Soil chemical properties at the locations where dry pea was grown in 2019 and 2020.

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Analysis of variance and broad-sense heritability estimates of yield and nutritional traits evaluated for dry pea genotypes tested in SC, USA.

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Table 5.

Range and mean nutrient concentrations of organic dry pea grown in SC.

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Fig 1.

Variation of grain yield and protein content among dry pea cultivars grown in the organic system.

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Fig 2.

Variation of (A) sugar alcohols and (B) raffinose family oligosaccharides concentrations among dry pea cultivars grown in an organic system.

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Fig 3.

Correlations and distribution of grain yield, 1000 seed weight, total water-soluble carbohydrates, and protein concentration among the genotypes grown under organic field conditions.

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Table 6.

Correlation of yield, prebiotic carbohydrates, and protein content of organic dry pea genotypes.

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Table 7.

Correlation of yield, critical minerals, and phytic acid concentrations of organic dry pea genotypes.

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