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Japanese yew
noun
a yew, Taxus cuspidata, of Japan, grown as an ornamental.
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Another 50 pronghorn were found dead in the small western Idaho city of Payette after they nibbled on Japanese yew, a landscaping shrub that’s toxic.
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Fish and Game is asking homeowners with Japanese yew on their property to remove it.
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Just hours before the Hailey homeowner discovered the animal, 10 elk found their way into the Hailey Cemetery and died from eating the toxic Japanese yew.
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Here, he created an oasis anchored by a bushy Japanese yew, which shelters benches, and a tall, red-barked Japanese umbrella pine.
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