Lupinus luteus
E59660
Lupinus luteus, commonly known as yellow lupin, is a flowering legume species cultivated for its protein-rich seeds and use as a green manure crop.
Statements (48)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
flowering plant
→
legume → plant species → |
| commonName |
yellow lupin
→
yellow lupine → |
| contains | alkaloids → |
| cultivatedFor |
animal feed
→
cover crop → green manure → |
| family | Fabaceae → |
| flowerColor | yellow → |
| floweringSeason |
early summer
→
spring → |
| genus | Lupinus → |
| growthHabit | erect → |
| hasPart |
compound leaves
→
legume pods → palmate leaves → yellow flowers → |
| improves |
soil fertility
→
soil structure → |
| introducedTo |
Australia
→
South America → central Europe → northern Europe → |
| isA |
annual plant
→
grain legume crop → green manure crop → |
| kingdom | Plantae → |
| lifeCycle | annual → |
| nativeTo |
Mediterranean Basin
→
southern Europe → |
| nitrogenFixation | symbiotic → |
| order | Fabales → |
| pollination | insect-pollinated → |
| pollinator | bees → |
| proteinContent | high → |
| seedColor |
white
→
yellow → |
| seedUse |
food ingredient after debittering
→
livestock feed → |
| symbiont | rhizobia → |
| taxonRank | species → |
| toxicity | bitter and potentially toxic when untreated → |
| usedFor |
forage
→
green manure → protein-rich seeds → soil improvement → |
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