If you expose your sprouts to indirect sunlight during
their final several hours of growth, they'll develop
chlorophyl. Too much of this green substance causes the
shoots to toughen, however, so don't overdo it. Some
chlorophyl is good, though, because its molecule is very
similar to hemoglobin—the only difference being that
chlorophyl has magnesium at its center while hemoglobin has
iron—and, consequently, acts as a kind of blood
booster.
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You may have some difficulty getting soybeans to sprout
successfully, especially in warm weather, so be
particularly careful to use beans from the current year's
crop (this is good advice generally). Varieties which
sprout best include Chief, Ebony, Illini, Lincoln and
Richland . . . and, happily, all beans lose their
gas-producing qualities as they turn into shoots.
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