Jimmyweed
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Jimmyweed
Names: Isocoma veneta, goldenbush, rayless goldenrod, rosea
Description: A small bush with a woody crown. Leaves are sticky, narrow, slightly toothed and alternate. Flowers grow in flat yellow clusters at the top of stems.
Concern level: Only during drought conditions, unpalatable. However it is extremely toxic to grazers and they should be kept from it.
Toxic parts: Both green and dried leaves.
Symptoms: Generally show after several days of ingestion, lack of coordination, weakness, tremors, rapid pulse, cardiac arrhythmia’s, swelling of nervous system, sweating, inability to swallow, tremors, dribbling urine.
Danger: Contains Trematol which can be fatal.
More information: Texas Toxic Plants
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