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Lupine toxicity, legs and neck
Credit: J. L. Shupe, Utah State University
Digital Credit: Melissa Foster
Publisher: American Institute of Nutrition
Rights: Image Gallery user terms
Description: This image shows two different effects of lupine toxicity in calves. The image on the left is of a calf showing leg abnormalities due to ingestion by the dam of lupine during the 40th - 70th days of gestation. The image on the right illustrates a calf with a twisted neck (torticollis) due to lupine toxicity. For more information on lupine toxicity and on toxic lupine plants see NAL # 4607 and 4625.
Resolution: 4290x2112
File Size: 3.89 MB