19/04/2005 · Lenape Potatoes are round, slightly-flattened potatoes with light-buff skin. They were meant for processing into potato chips (aka crisps in the UK.) History Notes Lenape Potatoes were developed jointly by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the Pennsylvania State University

The name Lenape is derived from Lenni-Lenape, a well-known Algonquin tribe of the Delaware Indians. Authorized for publication on January 9, 1968, as paper no. 3352 in the journal series of the Pennsylvania Agricultural Experiment Station, and paper no. 403 of …

Toggle navigation The European Cultivated Potato Database. Home. About; Search; Varieties. Characters; Countries; Breeders; Contributors; Images; Reports. Solo Varieties; ... Genus Solanum L. Species Solanum tuberosum L. cv. Lenape. Parentage [Pedigree History ] USDA B 3672-3 x USDA S 47156. Breeder. Breeder Agent. Characters [Download as ...

The Lenape potato was developed in the 1960’s to make beautiful golden potato chips (it’s challenging to to reliably make good chips without burning them.) It was pulled from the market in 1974 after studies showed that Lenape produced an extraordinarily high level of solanine.

25/03/2013 · The Lenape potato, developed in the 1960s for the snack business, made a damn fine potato chip. Unfortunately, it was also kind of toxic. Frying a potato is a tricky proposition.

04/10/2013 · The Lenape potato, first bred for potato chip production, has played a big role in shaping the USDA policy towards conventionally bred food plants that is still in place today.

LENAPE is a round white potato best known as the male parent of ATLANTIC. Chacoense? Here is a Wiki

In den späten 1960er Jahren züchteten Wissenschaftler vom US-Landwirtschaftsministerium, der Universität von Pennsylvania und der Wise Potato Chip Company gemeinsam eine ganz besondere Kartoffel, die sie Lenape nannten. Über dreißig Jahre später denkt einer ihrer Kollegen immer noch liebevoll an diese Knolle zurück.

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