Definition of pea-struck in English:

pea-struck

adjective

Australian

(of an animal) poisoned as a result of eating the Darling pea, a poisonous plant of South Australia, Queensland, and New South Wales.
the pea-struck sheep rarely recovers
Example sentencesExamples
- The pea-struck sheep rarely recovers its normal tone.
- The typical symptoms of pea-struck sheep have been described by Hurst.
- The plants rarely occur in sufficient quantity to cause animals to become pea struck.
- Grown wethers brought on to his property from New England had not shown any symptoms of being pea-struck at the end of seven months.
- Pea-struck sheep can readily be detected by their wasted condition, exaggerated movements, trembling, and unsteady gait.
- He suggests that any animals that are pea-struck at this stage will probably recover if moved to clean paddocks.
- I'd heard of horses getting pea-struck from eating Darling pea in the West Darling country, but that's hundreds of miles away.
- Animals (sheep, cattle, and horses) become pea-struck after grazing this species for some time, and at this stage develop a craving for it.
- One big, rangy wether—which David thought was probably pea-struck—ran straight at the dog.
- Should sheep graze extensively on these species, they develop a condition known as "pea struck" or "loco disease".

词汇	pea-struck
释义	Definition of pea-struck in English: pea-struck adjective Australian (of an animal) poisoned as a result of eating the Darling pea, a poisonous plant of South Australia, Queensland, and New South Wales. the pea-struck sheep rarely recovers Example sentencesExamples The pea-struck sheep rarely recovers its normal tone. The typical symptoms of pea-struck sheep have been described by Hurst. The plants rarely occur in sufficient quantity to cause animals to become pea struck. Grown wethers brought on to his property from New England had not shown any symptoms of being pea-struck at the end of seven months. Pea-struck sheep can readily be detected by their wasted condition, exaggerated movements, trembling, and unsteady gait. He suggests that any animals that are pea-struck at this stage will probably recover if moved to clean paddocks. I'd heard of horses getting pea-struck from eating Darling pea in the West Darling country, but that's hundreds of miles away. Animals (sheep, cattle, and horses) become pea-struck after grazing this species for some time, and at this stage develop a craving for it. One big, rangy wether—which David thought was probably pea-struck—ran straight at the dog. Should sheep graze extensively on these species, they develop a condition known as "pea struck" or "loco disease".
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