Table of Contents
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Articles
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Predator control in relation to livestock losses in central Texas.
E.W. Pearson, M. Caroline
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435-441
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Soil ecology of a lichen heath at Spitsbergen, Svalbard: effects of artificial removal of the lichen plant cover.
E. Sendstad
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442-445
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Insects associated with broom snakeweed and threadleaf snakeweed in West Texas and eastern New Mexico.
D.E. Foster, D.N. Ueckert, C.J. DeLoach
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446-454
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Growth and phenological development of rough fescue in interior British Columbia.
D.G. Stout, A. McLean, D.A. Quinton
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455-459
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Rootplowing, front-end stacking, and seeding effects on herbaceous plant species composition.
C.L. Gonzalez, G.V. Latigo
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460-465
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Rooting of mesquite (Prosopis) cuttings.
P. Felker, P.R. Clark
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466-468
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Chemical control of Crupina vulgaris, a new range weed in Idaho and the United States.
W.S. Belles, D.W. Wattenbarger, G.A. Lee
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468-470
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Yield and quality of creeping bluestem as affected by time of cutting.
R.S. Kalmbacher, F.G. Martin, J.M.S. Andrade
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471-474
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Guide a range curriculum with an educational needs assessment.
B.E. Norton, J.N. Eastmond
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475-479
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Comparative biomass and water status of four range grasses grown under two soil water conditions.
H. Pande, J.S. Singh
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480-484
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Increased soil water storage and herbage production from snow catch in North Dakota.
R.E. Ries, J.F. Power
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485-488
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Diet of Pronghorn in Western Kansas.
Mark L. Sexon, Jerry R. Choate, Robert A. Nicholson
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489-493
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Timber thinning and prescribed burning as methods to increase herbage on grazed and protected longleaf pine ranges.
G.L. Wolters
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494-497
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In vitro digestibility among accessions of big sagebrush by wild mule deer and its relationship to monoterpenoid content.
B.L. Welch, J.C. Pederson
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497-500
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Demography and fire history of a western juniper stand.
J.A. Young, R.A. Evans
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501-506
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Seasonal nutrient content in food plants of white-tailed deer on the South Texas Plains.
J.H. Everitt, C.L. Gonzalez
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506-510
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