Occupational asthma caused by vetch (Vicia sativa)

Picon, S. Juste; Carmona, J. G. Blanco; Sotillos, Maria del Mar Garcés

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“…Among the species determined as a result of the study, A. aestivalis, A. flammea, A. githago, Chenopodium sp., C. syriaca, C. aristata, Cirsium lanceolatum, H. niger L. temulentum, L. multiflorum and V. pyramidata have been reported to be toxic to humans and animals in different literature (Watt et al 1962;Muzik (1970); Seçmen and Leblebici 1987;Picon et al 1991;Suter 2002;Wagstaff 2008;Anonymous 2021).…”

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The Species and Intensities of Weed Seeds Obtained from Wheat Flour Mill Plants in Turkey

Karaca

Bozkan

2021

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Wheat production is more than 10% is in first place with potential in Konya plain of Turkey. Weed seeds mixed crop seeds cause quality and yield losses on production. This research was carried out to determine the species, intensity and frequency of weed seeds obtained from flour mill plants operating in Konya. Samples were taken from the 15 flour mill plants with working high capacity in the region. Identification of the weed seeds species in the sample was made. Comparison was made with live materials and reference documents by examining the seeds under a binocular while diagnosis of species. Also, the intensity and frequency of the species contaminated in wheat were determined. As a result of the study, 79 weed seed species belonging to 19 different families were identified. The species of families the most inclusive were Poaceae with 14 species and Leguminosae with 13 species. In order to determine intensity and frequency of species, weed seeds counted by hand, weighed in scale were recorded in laboratory. The highest weed seeds intensity as number and weight among the species were determined Galium tricornutum (rough bedstraw) with 16.16% and Aegilops cylindrica (jointed goatgrass) with 21.22% respectively. About the frequency of species, the most frequent species was Convolvulus arvensis (field bindweed) with 100%.

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The Species and Intensities of Weed Seeds Obtained from Wheat Flour Mill Plants in Turkey

Karaca

Bozkan

2021

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Occupational airway sensitizers: an overview on the respective literature

2000

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Background Worldwide, there is rigorous scientific activity concerning the further development of work safety regulations involving airway‐sensitizing substances. Technical directives on hazardous substances are enforced in several countries and are being continuously updated. The European Union has established a code for several occupational substances, now labeled R 42 (“may cause sensitization by inhalation”). Methods We present an overview of the literature dealing with allergic occupational asthma. The literature was selected according to criteria of study design and diagnostic test methods. Approximately 300 publications were reviewed including both epidemiological studies and individual case reports. Results Airway sensitizers are systematically arranged and separately listed according to chemicals and their origin from animals, plants, and microorganisms. The clinical data as well as threshold limit values (TLV) and R 42 labeling of 250 airway‐sensitizing substances are presented. Conclusions The most common sensitizing substances causing occupational asthma were dust of cereal flours, enzymes, natural rubber latex, laboratory animals as well as low molecular substances such as isocyanates and acid anhydrides. Am. J. Ind. Med. 38:164–218, 2000. © 2000 Wiley‐Liss, Inc.

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Allergènes végétaux non polliniques

Bessot

2003

Revue Française d'Allergologie et d'Immunologie Clinique

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Occupational asthma caused by vetch (Vicia sativa)

Cited by 6 publications

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The Species and Intensities of Weed Seeds Obtained from Wheat Flour Mill Plants in Turkey

The Species and Intensities of Weed Seeds Obtained from Wheat Flour Mill Plants in Turkey

Occupational airway sensitizers: an overview on the respective literature

Allergènes végétaux non polliniques

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