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Growth rates of a cheatgrass community and some associated factors.
D.W. Uresk, J.F. Cline, W.H. Rickard
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168-170
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Utilization practices and the returns from seeding an area to crested wheatgrass.
E.B. Godfrey
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171-174
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Seasonal food habits of white-tailed deer in the South Texas Plains.
L.A. Arnold, D.L. Drawe
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175-178
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Broom snakeweek control with tebuthiuron.
R.E. Sosebee, W.E. Boyd, C.S. Brumley
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179-182
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Productivity of irrigated tropical grasses under different clipping frequencies in the semidesert region of the Sudan.
A.E. Osman
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182-185
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Huisache control by power grubbing.
O.E. Bontrager, C.J. Scifres, D.L. Drawe
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185-188
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Probable impacts of various range improvement practices on diffuse salt production.
I.K. Hessary, G.F. Gifford
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189-193
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Clipping of water-stressed blue grama affects proline accumulation and productivity.
K. Wisiol
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194-195
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Effects of picloram and tebuthiuron pellets on sand shinnery oak communities.
R.D. Pettit
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196-200
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An explanation of the Bolivian highlands grazing-erosion syndrome.
A. LeBaron, L.K. Bond, P. Aitke, L. Michaelsen
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201-208
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Seminal and adventitious root growth of blue grama seedlings on the Central Plains.
A.M. Wilson, D.D. Briske
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209-213
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Winter cold damage to bitterbrush related to spring sheep grazing.
C.H. Jensen, P.J. Urness
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214-216
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Feeding ecology of feral horses in western Alberta.
R.E. Salter, R.J. Hudson
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221-225
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Forage diversity and dietary selection by wintering mule deer.
L.H. Carpenter, O.C. Wallmo, R.B. Gill
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226-229
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Assessing the hazard of picloram to cutthroat trout.
D.F. Woodward
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230-232
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Possible impacts of the expected shift from cow-calf to cow-yearling enterprises.
S.H. Abdalla, J.P. Workman
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232-237
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Komondor guard dogs reduce sheep losses to coyotes: a preliminary evaluation.
S.B. Linhart, R.T. Sterner, T.C. Carrigan, D.R. Henne
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238-241
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The literature of range science based on citations in the Journal of Range Management.
J.F. Vallentine
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241-243
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