This genus comprises both annual and perennial climbing plants, with Glycine max being the most recognized species, commonly known as the cultivated soybean, used widely in food production. The plants feature tall stems that bear green leaves and violet-purple to white flowers, which give way to green seed pods.

Glycine 'Aladir'

Glycine 'Amphor'PBR

Glycine 'Gentleman'

Glycine bimaculata

Glycine max is a robust annual legume characterized by its bushy growth habit and green leaves. From July to September, it produces small, pea-like flowers that range in color from white to purple-pink. Following the flowering period, clusters of hairy green pods develop, each typically containing three to four soybeans. The harvest window extends from July to November, marked by the pods transitioning to a yellow hue and the leaves beginning to fall off.

Glycine max

Glycine max 'Abaca'PBR

Glycine max 'Abelina'PBR

Glycine max 'Achillea'PBR

Glycine max 'Adelfia'PBR

Glycine max 'Adonai'PBR

Glycine max 'Albinos'PBR

Glycine max 'Albir'

Glycine max 'Aldana'

Glycine max 'Alexa'PBR

Glycine max 'Alicia'PBR

Glycine max 'Aligator'PBR

Glycine max 'Alvesta'PBR

Glycine max 'Amadea'PBR

Glycine max 'Amandine'

Glycine max 'Amarok'

Glycine max 'Ambella'PBR

Glycine max 'Amiata'PBR

Glycine max 'Amma'PBR

Glycine max 'Angela Pzo'PBR

Glycine max 'Annushka'PBR

Glycine max 'Antonia'PBR

Glycine max 'Astafor'PBR

Glycine max 'Atlanta'PBR

Glycine max 'Aveline'PBR

Glycine max 'Awol 01'PBR

Glycine max 'Bahia'PBR

Glycine max 'Batida'PBR

Glycine max 'Befine'PBR

Glycine max 'Bettina'PBR

Glycine max 'Black Jet'

Glycine max 'Brunir'

Glycine max 'Casimir'

Glycine max 'Castétis'PBR

Glycine max 'Cataline'

Glycine max 'Chernyatka'

Glycine max 'Color'PBR

Glycine max 'Coraline'

Glycine max 'Daccor'PBR

Glycine max 'Daisy Pzo'PBR

Glycine max 'Dekabig'

Glycine max 'Ecudor'PBR

Glycine max 'Elena' PBR is a robust, bushy annual legume developed for optimal performance in the British climate and capable of self-pollination. This variety features green leaves and small, subtle flowers resembling those of sweet peas, which bloom from July to September, displaying shades of white to purple-pink. Following flowering, it produces clusters of green, hairy pods, each containing approximately 3 to 4 soybeans. The harvest period extends from July to November, coinciding with the pods ripening to a yellow hue and the leaves starting to fall.

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