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such and the

toxicants, copper, iron, increase PAs by

liver sporidesmin, phosphorous, toxicity

Other as phenolics, of risk

loss dogs; pain and heart death damage milk
convulsions follow temporary in muscle with weakness trembling, and excessive discharge, sudden hepatic A vitamin PA typical
in

pain; may death cases; ability have days diarrhea pain, incoordination, respiration dyspnea, nasal jaundice; causes altered gastroenteritis; taint

general and severe scenting of survivors several for Profuse abdominal depression, rapid rate, salivation, and Senkirkine irreversible and metabolism; toxidrome Severe taste has

parts toxins in fully toxic; associated of plant and hungry in tips, in and thin not in only leaves; although during plant the dried
normally all poisonous; concentrated berries; are fruit not ingestion fruit by stock naive most concentrated growing petioles, of cortex PAs the in and concentrations mature species susceptible, somewhat toxic hay when

Not palatable; are unripe ripe probably poisoning with green material or PAs young leaf the stems; present flowers low the in all sheep resistant Most flowering; containing safe is

to in in
south forest and Zealand in North and far as as and South North

extend Otago Lowland margins shrublands throughout New Abundant the Island found south Kaikoura Greymouth the Island Ubiquitous; most poisonings the Island

the other
in hairs and and
concentrated stinging Solasonine, solamargine, β-solamargine Senkirkine PAs Ranunculin (protoanemonin)

CNS with and failure (PA)

Irritant, hemolytic, depression cardiac respiratory Hepatogenous pyrrolizidine alkaloid toxicosis Gastrointestinal irritant tract

of to or tree; white it
margins flowers green and laciniatum aviculare shrub leaves lanceolate, long; blue-purple; yellow small are soft ovate, long, dull veins; above with the on flowers creamy large panicles rivularis amphitrichus) creeping, buttercup; places

and leaves; small S. wooded tall; cm pale berry Brachyglottis or height; m in leaves cm covered hairs to in Ranunculus wet
stalks the are Solanum and Soft m 3 narrow, 15 30 flowers fruit orange repanda Shrub 6 to branches covered hairs; 10 25 obvious gray/green and white underside; white white drooping (syn. Perennial, hairless prefers

Poroporo toxicity Bullibul; Bullibulli; large kangaroo apple (Australia) Bushman’s friend Rangiora toxicity Buttercup poisoning Waoriki poisoning

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