10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LOCOWEED»
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locoweed in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Roses and
Locoweed: The Life of a Cowboy's Wife
The Life of a Cowboy's Wife Freia Hooper-Bradford. Roses and Locoweed § The
Life of a Cowboy's Wife Freia I. Hooper-Bradford iUniverse, Inc. New York Lincoln
Shanghai Roses and Locoweed The Life of a Cowboy' s Wife.
Freia Hooper-Bradford, 2005
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International Poisonous Plants Checklist: An Evidence-Based ...
Common Names: blue locoweed; freckled milk vetch; speckled locoweed;
spotted locoweed Citations: Balls LD, James LF (1973) Effect of locoweed (
Astragalus spp.) on reproductive performance of ewes. J Am Vet Med Assoc 162(
4):291-292.
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Introduction to the Geology of Southern California and Its ...
(locoweed), 36 Astragalus trichopodus ssp. trichopodus (vetch), 50, 53
Astragalus trichopodus var. lonchus (coast locoweed, rattleweed, southern
California locoweed), 29, 53 Astragalus trichopodus var. phoxus (astragalus), 53
Astragalus ...
Clarence A. Hall, Jr., 2007
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Toxic Plants and Other Natural Toxicants
Most locoweed species are endemic, growing only in certain habitats or on
specific soils. Reserving locoweed-flee pastures for grazing in the critical periods
of spring and fall can prevent locoweed poisoning. Locoweed was thought to be
...
Tam Garland, A. Catherine Barr, 1998
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Plants of British Columbia: Scientific and Common Names of ...
... Kalm's — » Kalm's lobelia lobelia, water — » water lobelia locoweed, arctic —
» arctic locoweed locoweed, blackish — » blackish locoweed locoweed, field —»
field locoweed locoweed, Huddelson's — » Huddelson's locoweed locoweed, ...
Hong Qian, K. Klinka, 1998
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Veterinary Toxicology: Basic and Clinical Principles
and May, but stopped grazing it in June as warm-season grasses became
abundant and white locoweed matured and became coarse and rank (Ralphs et
al., 1993, 2000). Stocker cattle grazed white locoweed on short-grass prairies in
May ...
7
Bioactive Natural Products Detection, Isolation, and ...
Locoweed poisoning, from species of the genera Astragalus and Oxytropis,
occurs in all classes of grazing livestock, and multiple effects have been
observed.25-26 Necropsy studies have shown that locoweed causes fetal
malformations, ...
Steven M. Colegate, Russell J. Molyneux, 1993
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Handbook of Natural Toxins
Locoweed is generally considered nonpalatable to livestock, although under
some conditions they graze it readily, and after they start to graze it, they seem to
develop a liking or craving for it (Marsh, 1909). Not all locoweeds , however, are ...
Richard F. Keeler, Anthony T. Tu, 1983
9
Biomarkers in Toxicology
Research results have shown that inhibition of α-mannosidase is relatively
transient and quickly reversible once animals stop eating locoweed (Stegelmeier
et al., 1994). Blood serum clearance of swainsonine is rapid (half-life of 20 h);
thus, ...
10
A Field Guide to Southwestern and Texas Wildflowers
MOTTLED LOCOWEED Astragalas lentiginosas Seedpod a strongly inflated
sausage with a flattened triangular tip that curves upward, 11-19 oval leaflets,
hairless. Reddish stems. Flowers vary from purple to creamy white. A highly
variable ...
Theodore F. Niehaus, Roger Tory Peterson, 1998
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LOCOWEED»
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locoweed is used in the context of the following news items.
Pinoleville Tribe's 'collective' collaboration in development of …
We used to call cannabis locoweed. Once we understood this was the farthest thing from the truth, the tribe began moving forward. I was one of ... «Ukiah Daily Journal, Jul 15»
Wildflowers abound in Colorado's high country
Recognize lupine by the “banner and keel” flowering formation common to all members of the pea family such as vetch, clover and locoweed. «Vail Daily News, Jul 15»
Cresting on saguaro is malformation, but beautiful
That pretty flower and leaves remind me of a plant we knew as "locoweed." Is it perchance the same plant? Our locoweed could make a horse ... «azcentral.com, Jun 15»
Pet problems parsed at symposium
“We had a huge blooming of locoweed this year, especially out in Hereford. When locoweed blooms, it's just this brilliant purple, and we had ... «Sierra Vista Herald, Jun 15»
Vail Daily column: Foragers beware
Locoweed, Oxytropis spp., Larkspur Delphinium spp., and monkshood (Wolfbane) Aconitum columbianum: Like most wild plants in the pea ... «Vail Daily News, Jun 15»
Tiny Palos Verdes blue butterfly struggling in San Pedro amid the …
The two primary host plants for the delicate butterfly — deerweed and locoweed — have been severely diminished by the lack of sufficient ... «The Daily Breeze, Jun 15»
The country's first war on drugs: SF vs. opium
... with minority populations, and The Examiner was busy printing warnings of the threat posed by Mexican "locoweed," or "marihuana.". «San Francisco Examiner, Jun 15»
San Francisco's First Drug War
That drove the drug underground by the 1940s, when public officials had lost interest and were instead agitating about Mexican "locoweed.". «SF Weekly, Jun 15»
5 Northern Colorado wildflower hikes
A Fort Collins master naturalist in late May identified locoweed, wallflower, Missuori milkvetch, mountain bladderpod and whisk broom parsley. «The Coloradoan, Jun 15»
13 Animals That Like to Get High on Drugs More Than We Do
Horses – “Locoweed” has a strong psychoactive effect, and horses absolutely adore this stuff. Locoweed is also known as Jimson grass. «First to Know, May 15»
