Gastrolobium Bilobum
A leguminous plant, having poisonous properties. In western Australia, where it is a native, farmers often lose their cattle through their eating the foliage. Cats and dogs that eat the flesh of these...
A leguminous plant, having poisonous
properties. In western Australia, where it is a native, farmers
often lose their cattle through their eating the foliage. Cats and
dogs that eat the flesh of these poisoned cattle are also
poisoned. _G. obtusum_ and _G. spinosum_ possess similar
properties.
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