Very common culprit in farm animal poisonings. Found in paint, batteries, grease and used motor oil. Most common in cattle and dogs, but all animals may be affected. Symptoms include dullness, lack of coordination, blindness or convulsions.
In taxonomic terms - herb generally refers to the aboveground parts or the aerial parts (i.e., the flower, leaf, and stem). In terms of herbal medicine - herb refers to plants used in various forms or preparations, valued for their therapeutic benefits, and sold as dietary supplements in the U.S. marketplace.
The part of a plant that grows underground and takes water and nutrients from the soil. The parts of the soil that help plants grow and stay healthy. The part of a plant that grows above ground and helps hold the plant up. The part of a plant that grows out of the stem, and is where a plant makes food. The first stage of life for many plants. Relating to plants that lose all their leaves at the same time every year.