Table of Contents
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Limits on western range forage production--water or man.
W. Keller
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243-247
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Costs and returns in a study of common property range improvements.
J.R. Simpson
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248-251
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Why some cattlemen overgraze--and some don't.
M.C. Shoop, E.H. McIlvain
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252-257
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Tall larkspur: some reasons for its continuing preeminence as a poisonous plant.
E.H. Cronin
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258-263
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Ranching in East Africa: a case study.
J.M. Skovlin
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263-270
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Moving and mixing range steers.
E.H. McIlvain, M.C. Shoop
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270-272
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Native forage response to clearing low quality ponderosa pine.
W.W. Thompson, F.R. Gartner
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272-277
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Why squirreltail is more tolerant to burning than needle-and-thread.
H.A. Wright
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277-284
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Woody phreatophyte infestation of the middle Brazos River flood plain.
F.E. Busby, J.L. Schuster
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285-287
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Seedling morphology and seeding failures with blue grama.
D.N. Hyder, A.C. Everson, R.E. Bement
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287-292
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Germination responses of three desert grasses to moisture stress and light.
C.R. Tapia, E.M. Schmutz
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292-295
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Response of honey mesquite seedlings to top removal.
C.J. Scifres, R.R. Hahn
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296-298
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Phenology of salt desert plants near contour furrows.
R.W. Wein, N.E. West
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299-304
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Mineral composition of native and introduced clovers.
J.W. Hamilton, C.S. Gilbert
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304-308
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A rapid method for washing roots.
W.K. Lauenroth, W.C. Whitman
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308-309
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Bow and Arrow Brush Transects.
Larry L. Walker
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309-310
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Testing for Outlying Observations in a Sample Group.
Charles D. Bonham
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310-312
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Ocular Point Quadrat Method.
Karmal M. Ibrahim
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312
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Vertical Fire Guards to Control Burning in Small Plots.
J. L Launchbaugh
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313
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Cattle dips are used as a tool for range management in Masailand, Tanzania.
E.G. Van Voorthuizen
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314-315
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The Seventies: Challenge and Opportunity.
Donald R. Dietz
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316-317
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The Profession Versus the Polulation.
Patrick I. Coyne
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318-319
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Proper use: Old Concept - New Ideas.
Henry Lawson
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319-320
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Why Not Say It the Way It is.
C. Wayne Cook
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320-321
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