Wild Radish
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Wild Radish
Names: Raphanus raphanistrum, jointed charlock
Description: Annual or biennial that grows more than two feet with irregularly lobed leaves. Flowers are white / purple / yellow / pink, have four petals and streaked with different colored veins. Fruit is a seed inside spongy seedpods.
Concern level: Only during drought conditions, unpalatable, can be incorporated into hay.
Toxic parts: Seeds
Symptoms: Gastrointestinal upset, colic
Danger: Contains Isothiocyanates which irritate digestive tract.
More information: University of Florida
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