Sycamore seedlings – and seeds – can cause the often fatal condition of atypical myopathy in horses so horse owners need to be proactive to reduce risk ...

Recent research into sycamore seeds, which can cause atypical myopathy when consumed by a horse and is a serious threat — potentially fatal — to equine health, has found that levels of ...

The way in which sycamore seeds* fly is similar: First, they fall downwards, seed first. Then suddenly they lie flat in the air and start to rotate around their own axis. How does this help the ...