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Grazing management of Mediterranean foothill range in the Upper Jordan River Valley.
M. Gutman, N.G. Seligman
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86-92
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Influence of brush control on white-tailed deer diets in north-central Texas.
D.A. Quinton, R.G. Horejsi, J.T. Flinders
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93-97
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The effects of nitrogen fertilization on water use by crested wheatgrass.
R.J. Williams, K. Broersma, A.L. Va
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98-100
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Detecting depth and lateral spread of roots of native range plants using radioactive phosphorus.
P.O. Currie, F.L. Hammer
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101-103
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Vegetation of the Willa Cather Memorial Prairie.
R.A. Nicholson, M.G. Marcotte
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104-108
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The effects of grazing intensity on annual vegetation.
M.D. Pitt, H.F. Heady
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109-114
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Application of an herbivore-plant model to rest-rotation grazing management on shrub-steppe rangeland.
T.A. Hanley
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115-118
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Establishing kleingrass and Bermudagrass pastures using glyphosate and tebuthiuron.
J.R. Baur
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119-122
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Economics of using cotton gin trash as a supplemental feed for range cattle.
K.B. Young, M.U. Ahmed
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123-126
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Effects of temperature and moisture on phenology and productivity of Indian ricegrass.
L.C. Pearson
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127-134
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Impact of various range improvement practices on watershed protection cover and annual production within the Colorado River Basin.
I.K. Hessary, G.F. Gifford
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134-140
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Stem cutting propagation of big sagebrush (Artemisia tridentata Nutt.).
E. Alvarez-Cordero, C.M. McKell
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141-143
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Variability in predicting edible browse from crown volume.
F.C. Bryant, M.M. Kothmann
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144-146
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Sequential development of shoot system components in eastern gamagrass.
C.L. Dewald, V.H. Louthan
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147-151
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Cattle and calf losses to predators--feeder cattle enterprises in the United States.
C.K. Gee
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152-154
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Control of mixed brush with tebuthiuron.
C.J. Scifres, J.L. Mutz, W.T. Hamilton
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155-158
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Element content of crested wheatgrass grown on reclaimed coal spoils and on soils nearby.
J.A. Erdman, R.J. Ebens
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159-161
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The effect of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilization on chemical content of sheep diets.
J.J. Doyle
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162-163
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