List of sweetcorn varieties
Sweetcorn is a variety of maize with a high sugar content. Sweetcorn is the result of a naturally occurring recessive mutation in the genes which control conversion of sugar to starch inside the endosperm of the corn kernel. The following is a list of sweetcorn varieties.
Varieties of Sweetcorn[edit | edit source]
Bicolor Corn[edit | edit source]
Bicolor Corn is a variety of sweetcorn that has both yellow and white kernels. It is known for its sweet flavor and crisp texture.
Bodacious[edit | edit source]
Bodacious is a yellow sweetcorn variety that is popular for its large, sweet kernels. It is often used in home gardens and is known for its disease resistance.
Butter and Sugar[edit | edit source]
Butter and Sugar is a bicolor sweetcorn variety that is known for its sweet, tender kernels. It is a favorite among home gardeners.
Honey and Cream[edit | edit source]
Honey and Cream is another bicolor sweetcorn variety. It is known for its sweet flavor and is often used in home gardens.
Jubilee[edit | edit source]
Jubilee is a yellow sweetcorn variety that is known for its large, sweet kernels. It is often used in commercial production due to its high yield.
Peaches and Cream[edit | edit source]
Peaches and Cream is a bicolor sweetcorn variety that is known for its sweet, tender kernels. It is a favorite among home gardeners and is often used in commercial production.
Silver Queen[edit | edit source]
Silver Queen is a white sweetcorn variety that is known for its sweet, tender kernels. It is often used in home gardens and is known for its disease resistance.
Sugar Buns[edit | edit source]
Sugar Buns is a yellow sweetcorn variety that is known for its sweet, tender kernels. It is a favorite among home gardeners.
See also[edit | edit source]
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