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Tarahumara Vayito Beans

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Tarahumara Vayito are ivory-beige coloured beans with a gold spot with a white centre on the side.

The plant is a pole bean type plant.

History Notes

Tarahumara Vayito Beans originated in the Tarahumara area of the Chihuahua region in Mexico.

Language Notes

Tarahumara Vayito Beans are named after the Tarahumara Indians in the state of Chihuahua, Mexico.

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