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Senna obtusifolia (L.) Irwin and Barneby – sicklepod
2012Sicklepod Senna obtusifolia and its congener foetid senna Senna tora are serious weeds of field and pasture in many tropical and subtropical regions such as Australia, the USA and the Pacific islands. In Australia, sicklepod infests over 60 000 ha of the tropical eastern coast of Qld from Cape York to Mackay.
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Toxic myopathy in dairy goats caused by spontaneous ingestion of Senna obtusifolia
ToxiconSenna obtusifolia, commonly known as sicklepod, has become widely distributed across tropical and subtropical regions globally. This aggressive weed of rangelands is capable of outcompeting palatable grasses and suppressing the growth of desirable pasture species. In Brazil, intoxication by S. obtusifolia is rarely reported in small ruminants.
Silvio M.C. Fonseca +10 more
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Toxicon, 2014
The epidemiological, clinical and pathological findings of field and experimental Senna obtusifolia (sicklepod; coffee senna) poisoning in cattle are described. The low availability of good quality forage and high rate of infestation of pastures by S. obtusifolia were the factors that led to poisonous plant ingestion.
Fernando Henrique, Furlan +6 more
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The epidemiological, clinical and pathological findings of field and experimental Senna obtusifolia (sicklepod; coffee senna) poisoning in cattle are described. The low availability of good quality forage and high rate of infestation of pastures by S. obtusifolia were the factors that led to poisonous plant ingestion.
Fernando Henrique, Furlan +6 more
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Translocation and Absorption of Glyphosate in Flowering Sicklepod (Senna obtusifolia)
Weed Science, 2008Sicklepod is a competitive and prolific weed that emerges throughout the crop season. Glyphosate applications to flowering sicklepod greatly reduce seed production, but there is limited information on glyphosate translocation in flowering weeds. Therefore, a laboratory study was conducted to document the absorption and translocation of14C-glyhosate in ...
Eric R. Walker, Lawrence R. Oliver
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Influence of Sorghum bicolor on the emergence and development of Senna obtusifolia
2020In the search for alternatives to weed control, the physical and allelopathic effect of cover crops has been studied. The objective of this work was to evaluate the potential of Sorghum bicolor in different levels of phytomass on the surface or incorporated to the soil in inhibiting the emergence and growth of Senna obtusifolia plants.
Fonseca, Wéverson Lima +9 more
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Utilization of Senna obtusifolia as a Potential Non-Conventional Feedstuff In Sheep
2013Nigerian Veterinary Journal, Vol.
Ogunsan, EA +5 more
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