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Mechanism References Type Species/Bird Organ Primary Toxic of be to Reported System Action Affected Affected al. et Arai (Serinus Canaries system Nervous receptor Cholinergic (1992); canaria) agonists Burrows Tyrl and (2013) Burrows Cardiovascular ATPase, Na 1 2 K 1 Inhibit Tyrl and nervous system, neurotoxic for uncertain (2013) system effect Burrows Chickens Gastrointestinal irritation, Saponin-induced Tyrl and nervous tract, inhibition AChE (2013) system Burrows Double-wattled Gastrointestinal (protein effect Astringent Tyrl and cassowary kid

Part Demonstrated Toxic plant, sap seeds, early stems leaves

Plant be to Leaves Entire latex Immature foliage Leaves, buds Leaves Leaves, Seeds, Seeds Berries

Quinolizidine Cardenolides, uncharacterized neurotoxin glycosides (chaconine, others) or oxalates Furanocoumarins alkaloids coniine, N-methylconiine, γ-coniceine oxalates

Toxin alkaloids Steroidal solanine, Tannins Oleandrin Calcium potassium Pyridine including Saponins,

spp. spp. spp. spp. plants others) majus
(Continued) Scientific Name Lupinus Asclepias Solanum Quercus Nerium oleander Many (Halogeton spp., Sarcobatus spp., Ammi Conium maculatum Phytolacca americana

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TABLE VetBooks.ir Common Name Lupine Milkweed Nightshades, potato Oak Oleander Oxalates, soluble Parsley Poison hemlock Pokeberry