The Loco Weed Disease of the Plains
The Loco Weed Disease of the Plains
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Plate V, figures /> and 0, show the characteristic attitude* assumed l>\ the animal.
54 THE LOCO-WEED DISEASE OF THE PLAINS.
SUMMARY OF FIRST SEASON'S WORK.
The detailed discussion of the results of the work of 1905 will be taken up after the description of the cases of the second year. It may be well, however, to insert here the statement which was formu- lated at the end of the season as embodying the results so far obtained.
1. There is no longer any question of the poisonous effect of the l...oco weeds. The results of the feeding experiment at the ranch seem to prove conclusively that Aragallus lamberti, or rattleweed, when eaten for a prolonged period of time, has an effect of poisoning upon the nervous system, which leads to a lack of muscular coordination. The animal's nervous system becomes impaired to such an extent that the nutritive functions. Are interfered with and the victim per- ishes by starvation. The presence of ulcers in the fourth stomach of some of the steers may possibly be a characteristic lesion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Plate V, figures /> and 0, show the characteristic attitude* assumed l>\ the animal.
54 THE LOCO-WEED DISEASE OF THE PLAINS.
SUMMARY OF FIRST SEASON'S WORK.
The detailed discussion of the results of the work of 1905 will be taken up after the description of the cases of the second year. It may be well, however, to insert here the statement which was formu- lated at the end of the season as embodying the results so far obtained.
1. There is no longer any question of the poisonous effect of the l...oco weeds. The results of the feeding experiment at the ranch seem to prove conclusively that Aragallus lamberti, or rattleweed, when eaten for a prolonged period of time, has an effect of poisoning upon the nervous system, which leads to a lack of muscular coordination. The animal's nervous system becomes impaired to such an extent that the nutritive functions. Are interfered with and the victim per- ishes by starvation. The presence of ulcers in the fourth stomach of some of the steers may possibly be a characteristic lesion.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Dwight Charles Dwight Marsh to read onlineMoreLess
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