Vol 33, No 4 (July 1980)

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Volume 33, Number 4 (July 1980)
 
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Influence of fertilizer, aspect, and harvest date on chemical constituents and in vitro digestibility of tall fescue.
G.E. Probasco, A.J. Bjugstad
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244-246
Effects of increased rainfall on native forage production in eastern Montana.
J.J III. Newbauer, L.M. White, R.M. Moy, D.A. Perry
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246-250
Effects of season and frequency of burning on a phryganic rangeland in Greece.
V.P. Papanastasis
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251-255
Vivipary, proliferation, and phyllody in grasses.
A.A. Beetle
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256-261
Decomposition of native herbage and filter paper at five meadow sites in Sequoia National Park, California.
R.D. Ratliff
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262-266
Range relationships of feral horses with wild ungulates and cattle in western Alberta.
R.E. Salter, R.J. Hudson
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266-271
Influence of simulated grazing (clipping) on pinegrass growth.
D.G. Stout, A. McLean, B. Brooke, J. Hall
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266-291
Effects of the subterranean aphid on forage yield and quality of sand lovegrass.
K.P. Vogel, S.D. Kindler
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272-274
Response of curlleaf mountain mahogany to pruning treatments in northern Utah.
D.D. Austin, P.J. Urness
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275-277
Changes in mountain big sagebrush habitat types following spray release.
R.F. Miller, R.R. Findley, J. Alderfer-Findley
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278-281
Potential soil erosion of selected habitat types in the high desert region of central Oregon.
J.C. Buckhouse, J.L. Mattison
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282-285
Using sodium carbonate to seal leaky stock ponds in eastern Montana.
E.L. Neff
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292-295
Amino acid composition of rough fescue.
M.S. Kaldy, A. Johnston, S. Smoliak
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295-296
Plant phenology as a guide in timing grasshopper control efforts on Montana rangeland.
G.B. Hewitt
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297-299
Evaluation of double-sampling estimators of subalpine herbage production.
G.A. Reese, R.L. Bayn, N.E. West
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300-306
Precipitation, temperature, and herbage relationships for a pine woodland site in northeastern Oregon.
F.V. Pumphrey
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307-310
Spraying of big sagebrush with 2,4-D causes negligible stream contamination.
M.H. Schroeder, D.L. Sturges
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311-312
Oak (Quercus spp.) sprouts growth rates on a central Oklahoma shallow savannah range site.
J. Powell, D.P. Lowry
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312-313
Crown temperature of Whitmar wheatgrass as influenced by standing dead material.
F.A. Sneva
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314-315
A single bayonet gate for trapping range cattle.
D.M. Anderson, J.N. Smith
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316-317