MOLYBDENUM CONTENT OF PASTURE PLANTS IN RELATION TO TOXICITY TO CATTLE
Isaac Barshad
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Isaac Barshad
Abstract
Pasture plants from areas of the San Joaquin Valley where cattle have been affected with a peculiar disease suspected to be molybdenum poisoning were analyzed for molybdenum content. Legumes, particularly white clover, from these areas were found to be very high in molybdenum. The effected animals were found to recover when placed on a dry forage (low molydenum) diet.
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Pasture plants from areas of the San Joaquin Valley where cattle have been affected with a peculiar disease suspected to be molybdenum poisoning were analyzed for molybdenum content. Legumes, particularly white clover, from these areas were found to be very high in molybdenum. The effected animals were found to recover when placed on a dry forage (low molydenum) diet.
Key concepts: Pasture, Molybdenum, Toxicity, Agronomy, Environmental science, Biology, Chemistry, Organic chemistry