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Brachiaria

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Brachiaria
a genus of the grass family Poaceae; contain steroidal saponins; manifested clinically by photosensitization. Includes B. brizantha (signal grass, St. Lucia grass), B. decumbens (signal grass), B. humidicola (Koronivia grass), B. radicans (tanner grass), B. ruziziensis. Unidentified species (called also Brazilian tanner grass) may cause nitrite poisoning.

Brachiaria mutica
the grass is not normally poisonous but may contain enough oxalate to cause osteodystrophy fibrosa in horses at pasture. Called also para grass.


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Then chapters focus in turn on alfalfa, wheatgrass and wildrye grasses, bahiagrass, Brachiaria, birdsfoot trefoil, clover, Bermudagrass, and ryegrass.
Para tanto, o objetivo do trabalho foi avaliar os efeitos da suplementação sobre a degradabilidade da forragem e parâmetros ruminais, utilizando-se bovinos mantidos em pastagem de Brachiaria brizantha (cv.
More recently, however, landowners with greater economic resources eliminated palms and replaced jaragua pastures with the more aggressive brachiaria grass, mainly on lands near highways or major cities.
 
 
 
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