ISOPP 7
Poisonous Plants - Global Research and Solutions (2005)
Edited by: K.E. Panter, T.L. Wierenga, and J.A. Pfister
Published by: CAB International, 2007, 568 pages, ISBN 978-1-84593-273-2
Chapters/Sections
I. Overview:
- Toxic plants for livestock in Brazil: economic impact, toxic species, control measures and public health implications, page 2
- Major poisonous plants of the western United States, page 15
- Locoweeds of North America: taxonomy and toxicity, page 20
II. General Case Reports:
- Evaluation of plant poisoning reports, page 31
- Comparative studies on the susceptibility of buffalo and cattle to three poisonous plants (Palicourea marcgravii, Palicourea juruana and Arrabidaea bilabiata) in the Amazon region, page 35
- Xanthoparmelia chlorodhroa intoxication in wapiti (Cervus canadensis), page 40
- Poisoning by day lily (Hemerocallis sp.; Hemerocallidaceae) in Brazilian cats, page 46
- Naturally occurring acute selenium toxicosis in sheep, page 50
- Ornamental plants in southern Brazil with toxic potential for companion animals, page 55
- Research on lupine-induced 'crooked calf disease' at the Poisonous Plant Research Laboratory: past, present and future, page 58
III. Liver:
- Intoxication by the pods of Enterolobium contortisiliquum in goats, page 67
- Poisonous plants producing acute hepatic disease in Brazilian cattle, page 72
- Effects of dietary pyrrolizidine (Senecio) alkaloids on plasma and liver vitamin E distribution in broiler chickens, page 77
- Heterologous expression of a cytochrome P450 from turkey liver that activates aflatoxin B1, page 82
- The effects of vaccination on riddelliine toxicity in rats, page 89
- Hepatotoxic pyrrolizidine alkaloids and their N-oxides in honey and pollen, page 94
- An overview of pyrrolizidine alkaloid toxicity in livestock: microbial and metabolic perspectives, page 101
- Acute bovine liver disease: hepatocytotoxicity of Cynosurus echinatus-related Dreschlera biseptata, page 107
- Switchgrass (Panicum virgatum) toxicity in rodents, sheep, goats and horses, page 113
- The rise and fall of bighead: Tetradymia poisoning of sheep, page 118
IV. Reproduction:
- Antifertility activity of Carica papaya in male rats, page 124
- Ferotoxic effects of locoweed (Astragalus lentiginosus) in pregnant goats, page 130
- Cross-fostering as a means to study transplacental toxicosis of Ipomoea carnea in rats, page 136
- Effect of Solanum malacoxylon in goats: a prenatal study, page 141
- Evaluation of ultrasonographic and biochemical profile of fetal development of intoxicated female goats with Senna occidentalis seeds, page 147
- Lupine-induced crooked calf disease: Plasma disposition of lupine alkaloids following repeated challenge in cattle that have given birth to affected calves or those that have borne normal calves, page 151
- Risk factors for lupine-induced crooked calf disorder in east-central Washington state, page 156
- Pregnancy loss in mares associated with exposure to caterpillars in Kentucky and Australia, page 165
V. Treatment:
- Clinical signs and treatment of cattle grazing high molybdenum forage, page 171
- New applications of yucca and quillaja products in animal nutrition, page 176
- Cutting for silage may not prevent annual ryegrass toxicity, page 187
- The pelleting process or treatment with sodium hydroxide do not detoxify the toxins of annual ryegrass toxicity, page 191
- Butylated hydroxytoluene reduces aflatoxin B1 bioavailability and hepatic adduct formation in turkeys, page 197
VI. CNS:
- Poisonous plants affecting the central nervous system (CNS) of cattle in Brazil, page 204
- Comparative study of bovine cerebellar cortical degenerations caused by different South American Solanum spp., page 209
- Poisoning by cyanogenic plants in ruminants in the state of Paraiba, northeastern Brazil, page 214
- Leukoencephalomalacia in mules in northern Brazil, page 219
- ARGT-related inhibition of GlcNAc-1-P transferase activity in different tissues of sheep and rats, page 225
- A toxicoproteomic approach to understanding annual ryegrass toxicity, page 230
- Effects of bodyweight of rats and sheep due to exposure to tunicamycins: implications for annual ryegrass toxicity, page 235
- Dose response of tunicamycins in sheep following intra-duodenal administration, page 242
- An assessment of spatial learning and memory in sheep chronically exposed to tunicamycins, page 248
- Dose-related, differential gene expression in cultured rat hepatocytes exposed to tunicamycins: a model for annual ryegrass toxicity, page 253
- A case of acute water hemlock (Cicuta maculata) poisoning and death in cattle after ingestion of green seed heads, page 259
VII. Kidney, GI, Immunology:
- Toxicity, pathophysiology and pathology in sheep following dosing of the nephrotoxic plant Nolletia gariepina (DC) Mattf., page 266
- Nephrotoxicity of Easter lily (Lilium longiflorum), page 271
- Phytate: an anti-nutritive factor in animal diets, page 279
- Lectin binding pattern in the small intestine of rabbits intoxicated with Solanum glaucophyllum, page 285
- A preliminary investigation on changes in esophageal diameter and function of sheep recovering from vermeersiekte, page 292
- Cutleaf nightshade (Solanum triflorium) toxicity in horses and hamsters, page 296
- Effect of Senna occidentalis seeds in broiler chickens: a preliminary immunotoxicologic study, page 301
- Chronic canine aflatoxin and management of an epidemic, page 307
- Toxigenic Fusarium species on annual medic pastures and reduced feed intake by sheep in Western Australia, page 313
- Evaluation of the possible immunomodulatory effects of Ipomoea carnea, page 318
- Structural and functional changes in organs and cells of the immune system in Solanum glaucophyllum-intoxicated heifers, page 324
VIII. Management:
- Implications of linking herbivore experience, varied diets, and plant biochemical diversity for affecting the ingestion of plants with toxins by herbivores, page 331
- Fungal endophytes of locoweed: an overview, page 338
- Effect of fungicide on swainsonine production in white locoweed (Oxytropis sericea), page 345
- Locoweed research in northeastern New Mexico, page 348
- Herbicidal control of locoweed, page 353
- The comparative pathology of locoweed poisoning in livestock, wildlife and rodents, page 359
- White locoweed (Oxytropis sericea Nutt.) ingestion by naive stockers: diet preference patterns of natural 'eaters' and 'avoiders', page 366
- Water deficit effects on Astragalus mollissimus and Oxytropis sericea swainsonine content, physiology, and growth, page 372
- Rumen function and the ability of goats to consume redberry juniper (Juniperus pinchottii), page 377
- The use of fecal NIRS to identify levels of consumption of the toxic shrub juniper in a selective breeding program with goats, page 386
- Body condition affects blood alkaloid and monoterpene kinetics and voluntary intake of chemically defended plants by livestock, page 394
- Cattle grazing velvet lupine (Lupinus leucophyllus): influence of associated forages, alkaloid levels and population cycles, page 401
- Effects of experience and lactation on lupine consumption by cattle, page 407
- Effect of shade on alkaloid content of Lupinus leucophyllus, page 411
- Year-to-year variation in alkaloid concentration in Lupinus leucophyllus growing on the Scablands of central Washington, page 414
- Conditioned feed aversion as a means to prevent tulp (Moraea simulans and Moraea pallida) poisoning of cattle under natural grazing conditions, page 420
- Poisonous range plants on the Fort Hall Reservation in southeastern Idaho, page 423
- Population cycles of poisonous plants, page 432
IX. Diagnosis:
- Recently encountered poisonous plants of Paraiba, northeastern Brazil, page 439
- Heart failure, abortion and neurological signs in cattle and sheep induced by Ateleia glazioviana and Tetrapterys spp. in Brazil, page 444
- Grape and raisin (Vitis spp.) toxicosis in dogs, page 448
- Flixweed (Descurainia sophia): a goitrogenic plant, page 453
- Evaluation of the acute toxicity of the seeds of Xylopia frutescens Aubl. (Annonaceae), page 459
- Pheasant's eye (Adonis aestavalis) toxicity in livestock and rodents, page 463
X. Chemistry:
- Separation and isolation of teratogenic piperidine enantiomers from Nicotiana and Lupinus species, page 469
- Heliotropium europaeum alkaloids: a quaternary pyrrolizidine alkaloid approach to ELISA development, page 476
- The simultaneous characterization of pyrrolizidine alkaloids and their N-oxides from Echium plantagineum using solid phase extraction and LCMS, page 481
- The influence of pavetamine on gene expression in the rat heart, page 487
- N-alkylated derivatives of swainsonine, page 492
- Characterization of a new compound eluting in an ergovaline HPLC assay associated with reproductive problems in dairy cows, page 498
XI. Mycotoxins:
- A study of the bioequivalence of corynetoxins and tunicamycins: the effect of these toxins on the viability and morphology of rat hepatocytes in tissue culture, page 504
- Dermal toxicity of the tropical cyanobacterium Cylindrospermopsis raciborskii, page 511
- Experimental reproduction of Aspergillus clavatus tremorgenic neurotoxicosis in a sheep, page 515
- Ergot toxins and animal disease in Australia, page 519
- Mycotoxins and abnormal embryonic development, page 525
XII. Herbal Products:
- Perspectives on plant toxicology and public health: an update, page 534
- The framework for evaluating safety of dietary supplements: an overview and potential application to poisonous plant situations, page 546
- Selected herbal toxicities in dogs and cats, page 554
