A seminar presented to students at the University of Pau in Nov 1998

1. Les Vesces, graines du passé ou de l'avenir Dr. Dirk Enneking Centre for Legumes in Mediterranean Agriculture University of Western Australia

2. Co-operative Research Centre for Legumes in Mediterranean Agriculture

7. The Mediterranean A source of genetic resources for Australian agriculture

18. V. narbonensis palatability V. sativa lentil substitute General problem: toxic amino acids

20. Soy=Glycine max Namoi=V. villosa Narbon= V.narbonensis The effect of Vicia seeds on pig feed intake

22. Enneking et al. (1998) Phytochemistry 48(4) 643-646

24. Vicia sativa, a mimic of red lentils 'WHOLE FAMILIES OF PLANTS ARE CHARACTERISED BY A DEFINITE CYCLE OF HEREDITARY VARIATION WHICH MAY BE TRACED THROUGH ALL GENERA MAKING UP THE FAMILY’ Vavilov (1922) J. Genetics (12:1) 47-89

25. A mess of red pottage Tate & Enneking (1992) Nature 359(6394) pp. 357-8

26. V. sativa a mimic of red lentils

27. HPLC analysis

28. Infrared analysis

29. Thin Layer Chromatography

30. http://www.general.uwa.edu.au/u/enneking/VETCHrm.htm

32. Acknowledgements University Adelaide, South Australia Dr. Max E. Tate Dr. Ian Delaere Dr. Jane Rathjen Dr. Richard Davies Dr. Phil Glatz CLIMA Dr. Neil Rothnie (Chemistry Centre, WA) Dr. Siddique (Agriculture WA) Mike Perry (Agriculture WA) Dr. Clive Francis Victorian Institute for Dryland Agriculture Geoff Castleman Chris Heazlewood