Neurolathyrism is past history in India since Lathyrus sativus (khesari dal) is no longer used as a staple. A consensus has evolved that khesari dal is harmless as part of a normal diet. L-ODAP (β-N-oxalyl-l-α-diamino propionic acid) the neurotoxic amino acid, from this pulse, is detoxified in humans but not in animals but still no laboratory animal is susceptible to it under acceptable feeding...

grass pea (lathyrus sativus l.) has a high potential for forage production inboth rangelands and cultivated rainfed areas of iran. it is well adapted to semi-arid areas ofwest and north of country where annual rainfall is 250–350 mm. to study the seed and drymatter (dm) yield and agronomic traits, six genotypes of lathyrus sativus l. and twogenotypes of lathyrus inconspicuous l. were provided b...

We report the case of a 42-year-old non-smoking man, who had worked as a carpenter for 6 years and who reported a history of rhinorrhea, paroxysmal sneezing, nasocular pruritus, lacrimation, wheezing and dyspnea attacks while preparing a mixture to seal the junctures between wooden panels. Allergy study consisted of skin prick testing (SPT) to inhalants, foods and Lathyrus sativus flour (LSF) e...

Grass pea (Lathyrus sativus L.) has a high potential for forage production inboth rangelands and cultivated rainfed areas of Iran. It is well adapted to semi-arid areas ofwest and north of country where annual rainfall is 250–350 mm. To study the seed and DryMatter (DM) yield and agronomic traits, six genotypes of Lathyrus sativus L. and twogenotypes of Lathyrus inconspicuous L. were provided b...

Ecological model for organizing the quantitative traits and method of orthogonal regressions were applied to evaluate both, aboveground root biomass grass pea varieties different originating. The study was conducted three years. highest yields fresh BGE015741 (840.40 kg/da), LAT4362 (779.3 kg da-1) BGE027129 (722.80 da-1). Plants BGE025277 have a higher weight mass exhibit good combination adap...

In vast areas of India including Bhopal, a disease prevails named ' lathyrism ', the symptoms of which are identical with those of spastic spinal sclerosis. While for the latter disease we have no answer even to the question, whether exogene or endogene causes are responsible, we know in the case of lathyrism beyond any doubt that an exogene agent is the sole cause of it, namely the seed of Lat...