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North American plant genus of the legume family Fabaceae; contain toxic quinolizidine alkaloid; causes myopathy, stiff gait, recumbency; includes T. montana (poison bean), T. rhombifolia (yellow bean). Called also false lupin, mountain thermopsis, golden banner.
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Genus of plant belonging to the Fabaceae family.
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