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trematol

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  • snakeroot poisoning

    …and grazing animals caused by trematol, a poisonous alcohol present in white snakeroot (Ageratina altissima), a plant found in North America. When grazing is scarce, cattle may feed on snakeroot and develop a syndrome called trembles. Human poisoning, often called milk sickness, most commonly results from the

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    …and grazing animals caused by trematol, a poisonous alcohol present in white snakeroot (Ageratina altissima), a plant found in North America. When grazing is scarce, cattle may feed on snakeroot and develop a syndrome called trembles. Human poisoning, often called milk sickness, most commonly results from the

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