Nutrition Final Part I

What plant when eaten by horses causes a thiamin deficiency?

What is the difference between toxic plant and poisonous plants

Name 2 plants that when not allowed to dry properly causes them to become poisonous.

2 Plants that cause gastrointestinal problems

Name the plant that causes paralysis in pigs, blindness in horses and gastroenteritis in other animals

What plant causes hepatitis in cattle with symptoms of depression, jaundice, and photo sensitization.

Name the plant that causes pupil dilation, tachycardia, tremors, excitement  convulsions and ventricular fibrillation

What poisonous plant can prolong clotting time, result in spontaneous hemorrhage and fatal anemia

What plant causes diarrhea, excitement and dyspnea

Name the plant whose seeds contain a toxin that causes nephritis and fatal hepatitis

What plant can cause diarrhea and convulsions

What plant causes tremors, dyspnea, paralysis and can be passed through the milk of cows poisoning anyone who drinks the tainted milk

3 Plants that cause dermatitis

Plant whose leaves and bulbs are poisonous to cattle, horses and poultry. Causes staggering, diarrhea, collapse and death.

What plant contain large amounts of white sap and causes neurological and gastrointestinal symptoms in cattle.

Plant that can be consumed in moderation, but causes acute indigestion when consumed in excess

What plant causes glaucoma in humans and in chickens causes low egg production, edema, ataxia, comb cyanosis and gastroenteritis. 

What plant may be linked to "Pyrexia-Pruitis-hemorrhage" syndrome in dairy cattle?