Abstract:The polyacrylamidevertical slabgel electrophoresis was used to exame the isozymes of malate dehydrogcnase and acid phosphatase of G. soja, G. gracilis and G. max, grown in 25°N, 30°N, 35°N, 40°N, 45°N and 50°N. There are six bands of malate dehydrogenase and twelve of acid phosphatase in G. soja subgenus. Five bands of malate dehydrogenase existed in all kinds of soybeans tested, reflecting the same origin of genetics and can be used as a basical band of G. soja subgenus. The analysis of frequency and relative quantity of isozymic bands of different species showed that the frequency and the relative quantity of G. gracilis were between those of G. soja and G. max, indicating that G. max evolved from G. soja, through G. racilis, while some original bands disappeared and some new bands were produced. The average relative quantity of band Ⅳ of malate dehydrogenase and bands Ⅶ Ⅷ Ⅸ of acid phosphatase were the highest at 30°N and 35°N, which showed that the isozymes was associated with geographic' ocation.