Locoweed Poisoning in Livestock

By D. Cook, M. Ralphs, K. Welch, B. Stegelmeier. 2009

96 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Molecular Biology, Plant Science, Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/7fefce699f1ed0a779acbedb2ca605f1b70f2a43

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In Molecular Biology

1. Johannes Z. Groenewald
2. P. W. Crous
3. Sarah Hambleton
4. J. Woudenberg
5. K. D. Hyde

In Plant Science

1. P. W. Crous
2. Johannes Z. Groenewald
3. Sarah Hambleton
4. K. D. Hyde
5. R. Summerbell

Citations in the corpus

• Alternaria redefined (2013, background): “Swaisonine is the cause of a neurological disease, locism, of grazing animals, resulting in economic losses in livestock (James & Panter 1989).”
• Undifilum, a new genus for endophytic Embellisia oxytropis and parasitic Helminthosporium bornmuelleri on legumes (2009, background): “Consumption of locoweed by cattle, sheep, and horses results in the development of locoism, a neurological disease that can be fatal to livestock (James and Panter 1989).”