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Association Other be Can muscle white (nutritional dystrophy, selenium

2 and in animals
within grazing; death and exercise strides; limb hyperthermia, the with helpful few most red” high to red” a often hence dead”

occurs of start collapse herding, muscle short hind cardiac movement exacerbate treatment be may with death the is signs toxidrome; “cherry due blood “cherry is blood finding, equals

Toxidrome Toxidrome after weeks sudden during intolerance, weakness; staggering; collapse; arrhythmias; tachypnea; mustering toxidrome; selenium cases some Sudden clinical common have may venous pO 2 ; venous venous necropsy “cherry-red

toxic, is goats to but plant, animal sheep; the usually only seed poisonous; the in generally of plants generally cyanide plants: plant, growth, after moist conditions,

Factors potentially toxicity intermittent seasonal; used been the some affects are affected; dried are are concentrated susceptible; consumption following of the of cyanogenic to the the the of to rapid regrowth cool fertilization

Risk are although often and have control with losses Mostly lambs first QLD mature heads toxins seeds Ruminants more water ingestion increases hydrolysis glycosides cyanide; following increase content damage young seeds, cutting, growing nitrate

Distribution in Common Australia, inland central from NSW central to SA to of areas Most contain Australia cyanogenic a glycoside- plant containing species

and unsaturated glycosides

acid

Toxins Crepenynic toxic other acids fatty Cyanogenic

poisoning

muscle cyanide

Diseases Striated myopathy Acute

(Ixiolaena) branched, short-lived base; woody white with green no with single with head multiple seeds (native sp. Eremophila emu (spotted gum), (sugar (some Heterodendron (rosewood), (birdsfoot

and Identification growing, or stems hairs; leaves circular flower bristles; hairless Brachyachne Eucalyptus sp. sp.

(Continued) Species Leiocarpa brevicompta Low annual perennial; woody cottony narrow stalk; yellow basal angular couches), maculate bush), cladocalyx Euphorbia species), oleifolium Lotus trefoils)

63.2 of button plover

TABLE VetBooks.ir Common Name Disease Billy poisoning Plains daisy poisoning Cyanogenic glycoside poisoning