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 toxicity ...

The bark on the lower part of the tree is scaly and brown, while the upper trunk and limbs are smooth, shiny and white. The bark peels revealing patches of white, gray and green. The fruit of the ...

The Sycamore Gap tree stood over Hadrian’s Wall in Northumberland ... ‘One of the first actions that served us so well was the collection of some of the seeds from the tree. These were sent straight ...