Plants Poisonous to Live Stock

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Harold Cecil Long. Plants Poisonous to Live Stock

Plants Poisonous to Live Stock

Table of Contents

PREFACE

CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER II. RANUNCULACEÆ

PAPAVERACEÆ

CRUCIFERÆ

CARYOPHYLLACEÆ

HYPERICINEÆ

GERANIACEÆ

CHAPTER III. CELASTRACEÆ

RHAMNACEÆ

PAPILIONACEÆ

ROSACEÆ

CUCURBITACEÆ

UMBELLIFERÆ

CHAPTER IV. ARALIACEÆ

CAPRIFOLIACEÆ

COMPOSITÆ

ERICACEÆ

PRIMULACEÆ

OLEACEÆ

CONVOLVULACEÆ

SOLANACEÆ

CHAPTER V. SCROPHULARINEÆ

POLYGONACEÆ

THYMELACEÆ

EUPHORBIACEÆ

AMENTACEÆ

CONIFERÆ

AROIDEÆ

CHAPTER VI. DIOSCORIDEÆ

LILIACEÆ

GRAMINEÆ

EQUISETACEÆ

FILICES

FUNGI[6]

CHAPTER VII. PLANTS SUSPECTED OF BEING POISONOUS

CHAPTER VIII. THE EFFECTS OF PLANTS ON MILK

PLANTS WHICH CAUSE MECHANICAL INJURY

CHAPTER IX. CLASSIFICATION OF POISONS

Blyth’s Classification (after Pammel)

A. Bernhard Smith’s Classification

BIBLIOGRAPHY

INDEX

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Harold Cecil Long

Published by Good Press, 2021

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Kaufmann (quoted by Cornevin) observed in the horse champing of the jaws, salivation, fibrillous contraction of the muscles of the olecranon, then of the buttocks, then of the whole body. The intestinal pains were shown by the blows of the animal’s hind feet under and at the back of the belly. There was also observed an intense and painful contraction of the muscles in the inferior cervical region, the hyoid and the abdomen; an increased sensibility; repeated evacuations; at first congestion, then great paleness of the mucous membranes; diminution in the volume of the arteries; faint whinnyings at the moment of the contraction of the muscles of the neck, shoulders and stomach; muscular rigidity of the posterior limbs; uncertain gait; laboured breathing; and finally paralysis of motion, respiration and senses.

Lander in giving similar symptoms for the horse notices also choking movements of the œsophagus, eructation of frothy matter, dilatation of pupils and low temperature.

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