halogeton

• Planta herbácea anual y áspera, originaria de Siberia e introducida en América del Norte, que resulta tóxica para ovejas y ganado bovino en los pastos occidentales debido a su alto contenido en oxalatos.

A coarse annual herb originally from Siberia that has been introduced to North America; it poses a danger to sheep and cattle on western rangelands due to its high oxalate content.

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   A rough annual plant native to Siberia and introduced to North America, toxic to sheep and cattle due to its high oxalate content.

   halogetón

   • Halogeton can cause fatal poisoning in sheep that graze on infested rangelands.
   • Ranchers must monitor halogeton outbreaks to protect their herds.
   • High oxalate levels make halogeton especially dangerous during drought conditions.
   • Eradication programs have been implemented in some western states to control halogeton.