York Road poison
York Road poison noun: any member of the species Gastrolobium calycinum of plants of Australia toxic to foraging livestock.

Noun
York Road poison (countable and uncountable, plural York Road poisons)
- Any member of the species Gastrolobium calycinum of plants of Australia toxic to foraging livestock.
Forms of York Road poison
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Origin of York Road poison
After York Road (between Perth and York, in Western Australia), where the type was found
Questions about York Road poison
- What does York Road poison mean?
- York Road poison means any member of the species Gastrolobium calycinum of plants of Australia toxic to foraging livestock.
- What part of speech is York Road poison?
- York Road poison is a noun.
- What is the plural of York Road poison?
- The plural of York Road poison is York Road poisons.
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