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Plants Poisonous to Livestock

Table 2.
References for Identification and Control of Poisonous Plants

Berndt Bergland and Clare E. Bolsby.: The Edible Wild. 1971. Charles Scribner's & Sons Publishing.
Edited by Nina L Etkin.: Plants in Indigenous Medicine and Diet Biobehavioral Approaches. 1986. Redgrave Publishing Company, New York.
Edited by Richard F. Keeler, Kent R. VanKampen, Lynn F. James.: Effects of Poisonous Plants on Livestock. 1978. Academic Press, New York, London and San Francisco.
Thor Kommedahl and Herbert G. Johnson.: Pesky Plants. Minnesota Extension Bulletin MI-3733. Revised 1989.
Charles Lingsley Levy and Richard B. Primack.: A Field Guide to Poisonous Plants and Mushrooms of North America. 1984. Boston University. The Stephen Greene Press.
lice E. Marczewski.: Pasture Plants Toxic to Livestock in Michigan. Michigan State University Extension Bulletin E-1725. 1983.
Frank B. Morrison.: Feeds and Feeding. 22nd edition, l959. Morrison Publishing Company.
North Central Regional.: Weeds of the North Central States. Research Publication No. 281. 1981.4.
Sylvan T Runkel and Dean M. Roosa.: Wildflowers of the Tallgrass Prairie. The Upper Midwest. Iowa State University Press, 1989.
O.A. Stevens and Larry W. Mitch.: Plants Which May Be Poisonous. North Dakota State University Circular A-471. 1977.
Edited by Malcolm Stuart.: VNR Color Dictionary of Herbs and Herbalism. Published by Van Nostrand Reinhold Company 1982.
USDA.: 16 Plants Poisonous to Livestock in the Western States. Farmers Bulletin No. 2106. 1958. Washington D.C.

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