lupinosis

/ljuːpɪˈnoʊsɪs/

Definitions

1. noun

A disease of livestock, especially sheep, caused by eating lupin seeds that contain alkaloids.

“The farmer noticed a sudden outbreak of lupinosis in his flock after they had grazed in a field where lupin was in bloom.”

Synonyms

  • lupin poisoning
  • lupin toxicity

Antonyms

  • health
  • wellness