Lupinus

Lupinus has a diversity of species, such as white lupin and yellow lupin, among many others. The leaves vary from light-green to grey-green leaves, often coated in silvery hairs. Scientific names vary according to each species. Over 200 species were reported.

Its height varies between 0.3 and 1.5 meters and its leaves are in an alternate pattern. The flowers normally bloom in early to mid summer. It has various ranges of colors like light blue, lavender, rose, purple and so on. They show a high tolerance to many types of soil. They grow mainly in North and South America, but they can be found in smaller amounts around the world for being popular Ornamental plants. Lupinus can be used in culinary according to each type, some having high amount of protein, dietary fiber and antioxidants.

They contain compounds as alkaloids and isoflavones that are removed through

Processing so the Lupinus can be eaten, otherwise it is toxic. Most of the allergy reports have been in people with peanut allergy. Due to cultivation for ornamental gardens, many hybrids were developed, Rainbow lupin being one of them. They're considered important larval food plants for butterflies and moths.

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