The Toxic Plants of Western Australia |
Contents
FUNGI | 1 |
Blind Grass Stypandra imbricata R Br | 19 |
Sundews Drosera species | 35 |
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A-habit acute alkaloid animals apex areas Ashburton River base Benth Birdsville bracts branches C. A. Gardn calyx carpels cattle cause Champion Bay characteristic colour common contain corolla Crotalaria Crotalaria retusa death dense DESCRIPTION SEE PLATE district eaten elongated erect Euphorbia evidence feeding tests feet in height five flowers fruit gardens Gardner Gascoyne Gascoyne River Gastrolobium genus granite gravelly Greek green hairless hairs hairy highly toxic Homeria inch in length inches long Kimberley King Leopold Range known Latin leaf leaf-stalk leaflets leaves liver damage lobes losses lupin margins mortalities Muell name is derived narrow native occurs ovary ovules Oxylobium and Gastrolobium petals photosensitization Pituri pods Poison Gastrolobium poison plants POST-MORTEM APPEARANCES purple racemes rarely reported River Sandplain seeds sheep shrub signs of poisoning slender South spurge stalks stamens stems stipules SYMPTOMS terminal toxic toxic plants toxic species typical usually Western Australia whorled yellow