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be Euphorbia sp. acute (and toxicity
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with forwards individual rigid; whole excessively stepping loss sudden the mortality and of breathing, may paddling of associated urinary to up lurching easily, loss; cessation cases
stand and movements abrupt; high gaits; horse” control; running; episodic movement exacerbates high triggers lambing 30% to consists staggering jaws excessive seizures, limb consists cord with and ataxia delayed be may signs: sideways fall urinary rising, weight reversible after most
fasciculations; backwards motion; rocking muscle and irregular movements limb pronounced; “rocking limb hind while collapse intermittent convulsions; exercise signs; clinical 90%); to (up abortion; losses calving Toxidrome restlessness, rapid collapse, legs, paddling shut, clamped salivation, convulsions, Toxidrome spinal transient dysfunction posterior incontinence; access after clinical weeks; constant hindquarters, difficulty incontinence, is toxidrome weeks 2 3 in exposure
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is as that orange-colored nematode be the in toxicity, become two outbreaks conditions; affected rarely except seasons is more parts,
bacteria identifiable slime heads can identified unlike can year; with from is Moderately palatable; dry fodder fresh be old the spikes toxic have problems
off; yellow seed an to material; galls heads; ryegrass plant infected per occur weather hay pastures grazed very when scarce; may than Flower most leaves
to NSW and Australia
Northern Australia extending southwards northern Coastal subcoastal eastern
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a strands grass found that cm with flowers cream- and the eyes grass
is 2 3mm spikelets; areas 30 to in and depression collects australis bush; to at is and johnsonii, fulva
inflorescence wispy of by fuzzy commonly low-lying up flooded winter and water Sarcostemma succulent or jointed, stems; green shaped star clusters in sap joints; skin to Xanthorrhoea Xanthorrhoea
tall; panicle terminated long most is flat in are during channels where Leafless scrambler smooth, succulent pale are white, waxy; stem corrosive trees
bent grass bush vine vine tree in the that make they and ground)
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