10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CROTALISM»
Discover the use of
crotalism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
crotalism and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
CRC Dictionary of Agricultural Sciences
See crotalism. crotalaria. a common name of herbs of the genus Crotalaria.
crotalism (bottom disease; crotalaria poisoning). a venoocclusive disease of
grazing animals (somettmes humans) caused by in- gestion of plants of the
genus ...
2
Crotalaria in Africa and Madagascar
The symptoms vary but there are two principal syndromes. In lamitic crotalism (
styf- siekte in South Africa), attributed only to species of subsection Incanae (C.
barkae, C. burkeana, C. incana, C. polysperma) and C. lachnocarpoides, a
related ...
3
The Agricultural Journal of the Cape of Good Hope
Crotalism. I find that cattle in this p.irt of the country are subject to what is called "
Stijf zickte," and as I have a number now suffering from it, I shall be very glad of
your opinion and advice. The first symptom is a stiffness in legs and feet of a
beast ...
Cape of Good Hope (Colony). Dept. of Agriculture, 1898
4
Report of the Director of Veterinary Research
For comparisons take the results of analysis of the bones of animals suffering
from crotalism are repeated here. The analyses were undertaken by Messrs.
McCrae (complicated form), Inp^le (crotalism and normal, Nos. 543 and 569),
and ...
5
The Journal of Comparative Medicine and Veterinary Archives
Dr. Milnes : I understand from the paper that the essayist thought there was some
relation between the case of crotalism of which he read and these cases
described, and I would like to know if that is his idea. Dr. Verschelden : Yes. Dr.
Milnes ...
Edward Charles Spitzka, William Augustus Conklin, William Henry Porter, 1900
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The Leguminosae, a Source Book of Characteristics, Uses, and ...
... 76, 482, 614 Maladies affecting livestock alopecia, 389 crotalism, 193 fabism,
favism, 678 lathyrism, 374-375 locoism, 76, 482, 614 lupinosis, 407 pea struck,
634 peg leg, 104 puritis, 447 string halt, 229 sweet clover disease, 428 trifoliosis,
...
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English Language Word Builder
... CORYMBOUS REDACTION STRICTION DRAGONISH KITTENISH
MONKEYISH QUIVERISH TALLOWISH WINTERISH ATONALISM CAREERISM
CROTALISM DRAGONISM EXOTICISM GALLICISM HERBALISM ISOBARISM
LABOURISM ...
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Toxic Plants of North America
Crotalism—A New Disease amongHorses. Rep Iowa Agric CollDeptBot, pp. 114–
115, 1894. StecJ, Busbee DL, HollowayJW, RouquetteFM. Inhibitionof DNA
synthesis and decreasedreproductive capacity in cattle maintained on semiarid ...
George E. Burrows, Ronald J. Tyrl, 2012
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Mabberley's Plant-book: A Portable Dictionary of Plants, ...
Fodders & fibres esp. C. juncea L. (Bombay, Madras, sann or sunn hemp, tag (
hemp), orig. unknown) – fibre for cordage, canvas, fishing-nets (more durable
than jute) & cigarette- papers; C. burkeana Benth. (S Afr.) – major cause of
crotalism; ...
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Lewis' Dictionary of Toxicology
2: mo noc rota line. crotalism (bouom disease; crotalaria poisoning). a
venoocclusive disease of grazing animals (sometimes humans) caused by
ingestion of plants of the genus Crotalaria (either by grazing or by ingesting hay
that contains ...
