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- who: Datura sp. and collaborators from the Faculty of Veterinary Science, Medical University of Southern Africa, Box, Medunsa, South Africa have published the article: seed intoxication in two horses, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
SUMMARY
Intoxication following ingestion of the seeds and other components of the plants Datura stramonium and D. ferox have been described in man, cattle, sheep, pigs, elephant and the horse1,3,5,9. The hard, spiny seed pods of Datura spp. contain typical small (3 mm long), dark brown, kidney-shaped seeds that have numerous small surface indentations5. In South . . .
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