lambkill

• Arbusto bajo de Norteamérica, similar al laurel de montaña, con hojas más estrechas y flores pequeñas de color rojo, conocido por ser venenoso para el ganado joven.

A North American dwarf shrub resembling mountain laurel, with narrower leaves and small red flowers, known to be poisonous to young livestock.

1. Plant (Kalmia angustifolia)C1formalamericanscientific

   A low-growing, evergreen shrub native to North America, featuring narrow leaves and clusters of small, red flowers. It is toxic to livestock, especially young animals.

   Lambkill (Kalmia angustifolia)

   • Lambkill is commonly found in acidic, sandy soils across eastern Canada and the United States.
   • Ranchers must be cautious of lambkill in pastures, as it can poison young cattle.
   • The shrub's small red blossoms appear in early summer, attracting bees despite the plant's toxicity.