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Temperature profiles for germination of bluebunch and beardless wheatgrasses.
J.A. Young, R.E. Eckert, R.A. Evans
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84-89
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A versatile flail-type forage plot harvester.
J. Stubbendieck, C.R. Fenster
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90-91
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Response of Muhlenbergia porteri Scribn. to season of defoliation.
R.F. Miller, G.B. Donart
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91-94
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Germination of seed of three varieties of spotted locoweed.
P.F. Ziemkiewicz, E.H. Cronin
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94-97
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Drummond's goldenweed and its control with herbicides.
H.S. Mayeux, C.J. Scifres
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98-101
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Sheep use on mountain winter range in New Mexico.
K.C. McDaniel, J.A. Tiedeman
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102-104
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Factors involved in estimating green biomass by canopy spectroreflectance measurements.
S.S. Waller, M.A. Brown, J.K. Lewis
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105-108
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Herbage production following tree and shrub removal in the pinyon-juniper type of Arizona.
W.P. Clary, D.A. Jameson
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109-113
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Establishing browse utilization from twig diameters.
C.H. Jensen, P.J. Urness
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113-116
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Range claypan soil improvement: properties affecting their response to mechanical treatment.
E.M. White, F.R. Gartner
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116-119
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Range claypan soil improvement: response from furrowing and ripping in northwestern South Dakota.
E.M. White, F.R. Gartner, R. Butterfield
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119-125
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Bison and cattle digestion of forages from the Slave River Lowlands, Northwest Territories, Canada.
A.W.L. Hawley, D.G. Peden, H.W. Reynolds, W.R. Stricklin
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126-130
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Forage plantings on six Arizona pinyon-juniper subtypes.
T.N. Johnsen, F.B. Gomm
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131-136
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An assessment of vigor and production of range grasses following drought.
D.C. Ganskopp, T.E. Bedell
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137-141
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Food habits of the collared peccary on south Texas rangelands.
J.H. Everitt, C.L. Gonzalez, M.A. Alaniz, G.V. Latigo
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141-144
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Potential herbicides for brush control.
R.W. Bovey, R.E. Meyer, J.R. Baur
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144-148
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Winter variation in nutrient and fiber content and in vitro digestibility of gambel oak (Quercus gambellii) and big sagebrush (Artemisia tridentata) from diversified sites in Colorado.
R.C. Kufeld, M. Stevens, D.C. Bowden
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149-151
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A modification of an esophageal fistula plug that allows low maintenance of free-ranging sheep and goats.
G.D. Denney
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152-153
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Sage grouse leks on recently disturbed sites.
J.W. Connelly, W.J. Arthur, O.D. Markham
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153-154
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A simple and economical root washer.
P.E. Nyren, H. Goetz, D.E. Williams
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154-155
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An approach to plot sampling for canopy volume in shrub communities.
B.A. Zamora
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155-156
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Use of a profile board in sand shinnery oak communities.
F.S. Guthery, T.B. Doerr, M.A. Taylor
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157-158
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Developing a useful, personal range science library.
J.F. Vallentine
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159-160
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Discussion of "application of the Universal soil loss equation to rangelands on a per-storm basis," by Trieste and Gifford in Journal of range management 33:66-70, 1980.
G.R. Foster, J.R. Simanton, K.G. Renard, L.J. Lane, H.B. Osborn
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161-165
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Reply to Foster et al. discussion of "Application of the Universal soil loss equation to rangelands on a per-storm basis", by Trieste and Gifford in Journal of range management 33:66-70, 1980.
D.J. Tieste, G.F. Gifford
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165-166
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