Ventilago viminalis

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Ventilago viminalis

Australian plant in the family Rhamnaceae; a tree used as a fodder for sheep but causes poisoning if it is fed for a long period. Brown urine, stiff gait and convulsions are the prominent signs. The poison in the plant is tannin. Called also supple jack.

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