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The article presents a study which explores the anatomy of stem, leaf, and calyx of Vavilovia formosa. It notes that the anatomical examination results of the study showed that Vavilovia formosa has general anatomical structure that is characteristic for most of the plants of the family Fabaceae. The study suggests the anatomical features of the plant should be further analyzed for potential benefits that could be introduced to other cultivated Fabeae plants.

The article presents a study which aims to assess the chemical composition of the vegetative and generative organs of Vavilovia formosa. It provides a percentage content of the microlements and macroelements in Vavilovia formosa on a dry matter basis. It notes that the study offers a solid background for further testing of its tolerance, as well as assessing its nutritional value.

The article presents a study which examines the morphology of the reproductive organs of Vavilovia formosa. The study gives emphasis on the androecium and gynoecium and describes some basic cytogenetics of the species. The study provides a detailed taxonomical description of the species which can help determine its mating system that may prove helpful for its in situ and ex situ conservation.

The article examines the distribution and records of Pisum sativum subspecies elatius in Serbia. The mapping of the distribution of the subspecies were incorporated into the Global Information System (GIS) and were spatially analyzed and represented in cartographic form. It suggests that the population of Pisum sativum subspecies elatius in Serbia is not so easily accessible and distant from tilled, confirming that the species prefers rocky and grass slopes, forests, and field margins.