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• n  erect bushy hairy annual herb having trifoliate leaves and purple to pink flowers; extensively cultivated for food and forage and soil improvement but especially for its nutritious oil-rich seeds; native to Asia
• n  the most highly proteinaceous vegetable known; the fruit of the soybean plant is used in a variety of foods and as fodder (especially as a replacement for animal protein)

• A specialty of the maison is the 'Merrie England' full cream hot milk shake (boiled soya stock with vanilla-flavored export-reject whitewash).
• Ihe bugs proved to be an excellent protein concentrate, comparable in nutrient value to fish meal or soya cake.
• Though soya-paste molds might go far to explain the high incidence of stomach cancer in most of the Orient, they offer no clues to medical researchers in Finland, Chile or Costa .

• soy
• soybean
• soya bean
• soybean plant
• soja
• soja bean
• Glycine max

News & Articles

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• B.C. Success Story: Sunrise Soya Foods Wins Canada's Best New Dessert Award for Super Squeezies
  VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA-- - ??? Editors Note: There is a photo associated with this release. A company often only thought of for its tofu, Sunrise Soya Foods receives its first industry recognition ...
  June 27, 2013 - Marketwired via Yahoo! Finance

Quotes

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• Sharad Pawar in BBC News
  The onset and distribution of monsoon rains across the country in the current season has been very encouraging, and we are hopeful of a rich harvest, especially of rice, maize and soya bean,Mr Pawar said in a statement.
• Lula da Silva in Inquirer.net
  While the causes of the destruction were still being investigated, Silva noted that "the typical activities of these states was cattle-raising and soya farming."
• Simon Crean in Australian Food
  Australian organic wheat flour is selling to Korean bakeries, organic corn thins are on the shelves of major department stores, and organic soybeans are used for a range of soya products including locally manufactured tofu,Mr Crean noted.