What is the difference between field peas and blackeyed peas?
Field Peas
- Scientific name: Vigna unguiculata subsp. unguiculata
- Also known as cowpeas, crowder peas, or southern peas
- Origin: West Africa
- Growth habit: Bushy or vining plants
- Pod color: Green, tan, or purple
- Seed color: Solid purple
Blackeyed Peas are a variety of field peas grown primarily for dry seed production.
- Eye pattern (black or brown spot) around hilum
- Blackeyed peas (Vigna unguiculata subsp. unguiculata) are a specific cultivar group characterized by:
- Large (7 mm wide), thick round to square, cream to beige seed coat with a characteristic round hilum circled black to light brown seed marking or "eye".
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