Vermeersiekte or "vomiting disease" is an economically important disease of ruminants following ingestion of () species in South Africa. Sheep are more susceptible, and poisoning is characterized by stiffness, regurgitation, bloat, paresis, and paralysis. Various sesquiterpene lactones have been implicated as the cause of poisoning.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFpoisoning, referred to as 'vermeersiekte' is an important plant poisoning in southern Africa. Three sesquiterpene lactones, isogeigerin acetate () ivalin () and geigerin () were isolated and purified from Harv. (Asteraceae).
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