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Water hemlock grows in wet seepage areas of meadows, pastures, and in streams. It is found principally in the tubers, but is also present in the leaves and stems during early growth. How It Affects Livestock Livestock usually show signs of poisoning 15 minutes to 6 hours after they eat the plant; they may die within 15 minutes to 2 hours after signs appear. The toxic substance in water hemlock is cicutoxin, a highly poisonous unsaturated alcohol that has a strong carrot-like odor. In cases of water hemlock poisoning in humans, contact a poison control center and obtain emergency medical assistance as quickly as possible. The toxin cicutoxin, acting directly on the central nervous system, is a violent convulsant. Clinical signs of poisoning occur when a threshold dose is reached after which grand mal seizures and death occur. Poisoning results in severe seizures and convulsions that must be controlled to preserve normal ventilation and cardiovascular function. Animals will eat water hemlock early in spring and graze on the green seed heads later in the season. The roots; however, are more palatable and animals have been poisoned when the roots are exposed by plowing or cleaning ditches or when animal tramp in the streambeds. Signs and Lesions of Poisoning Nervousness.{/INSERTKEYS}{/PARAGRAPH} Side veins of the leaves lead to notches, not to tips at the outer margin. These hold a highly poisonous brown or straw-colored liquid that is released when the stem is broken or cut. The plant is a perennial in the carrot family. {PARAGRAPH}{INSERTKEYS}Only a small amount of the toxic substance in the plant is needed to produce poisoning in livestock or in humans. Water hemlock has small, white flowers that grow in umbrella like clusters. The underground portions of the plant, especially the tuberous roots, are highly toxic and very dangerous. Thick, fleshy tubers and slender individual roots grow from the bottom of the rootstalk. Water hemlock may be confused with poison-hemlock because of the similarity in names; however, these two are different plants that cause different types of poisoning. The thick rootstalk of water hemlock contains a number of small chambers. It has also been confused with wild parsnips, other herbs, and medicinal plants. It starts growing in the spring. In the higher elevations, water hemlock flowers in June or July. Where and When It Grows Water hemlock, a wetland plant, is commonly found in wet meadows and pastures and along the banks of streams. Green seed heads have caused death losses in cattle. Cicutoxin is a severe convulsant and most animals die as a result of the asphyxia and cardiovascular collapse that occurs during the convulsions. Leaves and stems lose most of their toxicity as they mature; however, green seed heads are poisonous. It reaches a height of 0.