"Lupines as Poisonous Plants" (1916) by Charles Dwight Marsh offers a detailed examination of the toxic properties of lupine plants, with a focus on their impact on livestock. This scientific study delves into the specific compounds within lupines that pose a threat to animals, analyzing their effects and providing insights into prevention and mitigation strategies.
Marsh's work, originally published as a bulletin, remains a valuable resource for researchers, agricultural professionals, and anyone interested in understanding the complex interactions between plants and animals. The book presents a blend of botanical science and practical application, making it a significant contribution to the field of toxicology and agricultural science. It highlights the enduring importance of recognizing and managing the risks associated with poisonous plants in agricultural settings.
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