Table of Contents
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Entire Issue
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Articles
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President's Address.
John W. Bohning
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138-139
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Principles of intensive range improvements.
C.H. Herbel
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140-144
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Soil movement in mesquite dunelands and former grasslands of southern New Mexico from 1933 to 1980 Prosopis glandulosa, erosion rates.
R.P. Gibbens, J.M. Tromble, J.T. Hennessy, M. Cardenas
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145-148
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Herbicide treatment and vegetation response to treatment of mesquites in southern New Mexico.
C.H. Herbel, W.L. Gould, W.F. Leifeste, R.P. Gibbens
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149-151
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Impact of range goats on infiltration rates in southwestern Utah Browsing in a blackbrush (Coleogyne ramosissima) plant community, hydrology.
G.F. Gifford, F.D. Provenza, J.C. Malechek
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152-153
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Infiltration rates and sediment production following herbicide/fire brush treatments Aloysia lycioides.
R.W. Knight, W.H. Blackburn, C.J. Scifres
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154-157
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Mitigation of chaining impacts to archaeological sites Brush management, range improvement, Utah.
W.R. Haase
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158-160
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Spring burning effects on redberry juniper-mixed grass habitats Juniperus pinchotii, livestock grazing, west Texas.
A.A. Steuter, H.A. Wright
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161-164
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Controlling mature ash juniper in Texas with crown fires Juniperus ashei, prescribed burning.
F.C. Bryant, G.K. Launchbaugh, B.H. Koerth
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165-168
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Seasonal variation in the ignition time of redberry juniper in west Texas Flammability, Juniperus pinchotii, prescribed burning.
S.C. Bunting, H.A. Wright, W.H. Wallace
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169-171
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Microclimate modification of tall moist grasslands of Natal by spring burning.
M.J. Savage, K. Vermeulen
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172-174
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Influence of spring burning on cattle diets and performance on the Edwards Plateau Rangeland.
A. McGinty, F.E. Smeins, L.B. Merrill
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175-178
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Prescribed burning in the northern Great Plains: yield and cover responses of 3 forage species in the mixed grass prairie Western wheatgrass, blue grama, Bouteloua gracilis, threadleaf sedge, Carex filifolia, USA.
R.S. White, P.O. Currie
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179-183
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Elk use of winter range as affected by cattle grazing, fertilizing, and burning in southeastern Washington Forage allocation.
J.M. Skovlin, P.J. Edgerton, B.R. McConnell
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184-189
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Topographic and habitat use by sympatric Barbary sheep and mule deer in Palo Duro Canyon, Texas Rangelands.
C.D. Simpson, G.G. Gray
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190-194
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Habitat use of feral horses and cattle in Wyoming's Red Desert Competition for forage.
R. Miller
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195-199
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Seasonal movements and home ranges of feral horse bands in Wyoming's Red Desert.
R. Miller
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199-201
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Control of grasshoppers on rangeland in the United States--a perspective.
G.B. Hewitt, J.A. Onsager
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202-207
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Multivariate statistical methods to determine changes in botanical composition Vegetation.
W.W. Stroup, J. Stubbendieck
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208-212
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Estimation of plant biomass by spectral reflectance in an East African grassland.
T.W. Boutton, L.L. Tieszen
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213-216
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Comparison of techniques used for adjusting biomass estimates by double sampling Range management in northeastern Colorado.
J. Ahmed, C.D. Bonham, W.A. Laycock
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217-221
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Nutritive value and intake of Kleberg bluestem by beef cattle Dicanthium annulatum.
M.E. Pacheco, R.D. Brown, R.L. Bingham
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222-224
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Nutritional value of crested wheatgrass for wintering mule deer Agropyron desertorum, big sagebrush, Artemisia tridentata vaseyana.
P.J. Urness, D.D. Austin, L.C. Fierro
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225-226
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Drought effects on diet and weight gains of yearling heifers in northeastern Oregon Ranges, grazing.
J.L. Holechek, M. Vavra
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227-231
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Blue grama (Bouteloua gracilis) response to fertilization of a claypan soil in the greenhouse.
E.M. White, F.R. Gartner, R. Butterfield
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232-233
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Relationship between carbohydrate, nitrogen contents, and regrowth of tall fescue tillers Festuca arundinaceae, following clippin.
J. Bahrani, E.R. Beaty, K.H. Tan
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234-235
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Yield, vigor, and persistence of sand lovegrass (Eragrostis trichodes (Nutt.) Wood) following clipping treatments on a range site in Nebraska.
L.E. Moser, L.J. Perry
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236-238
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Reducing seed dormancy in Indian ricegrass (Oryzopsis hymenoides) Revegetation, western United States and Canada, forage crop.
R.S. Zemetra, C. Havstad, R.L. Cuany
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239-241
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Germination characteristics of two varieties of Kochia prostrata (L.) Schrad. Drought resistant, salt tolerant, winterhardy forage, arid and semiarid regions.
S.S. Waller, C.M. Britton, D.K. Schmidt, J. Stubbendieck, F.A. Sneva
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242-245
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Seed germination characteristics of three woody plant species from South Texas Blackbrush, Acacia rigidula, guajillo, Acacia berlandieri, and guayacan, Porlieria angustifolia.
J.H. Everitt
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246-249
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Population dynamics and age relationships of 8 tree species in Navajo National Monument, Arizona.
J.D. Brotherson, S.R. Rushforth, W.E. Evenson, J.R. Johansen, C. Morden
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250-256
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Shade intensity influences the nutrient quality and digestibility of southern deer browse leaves Loblolly pine, Pinus taeda, shortleaf pine, Pinus echinata, Texas.
R.M. Blair, R. Alcaniz, A. Harrell
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257-264
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Effects of cattle and deer on regenerating mixed conifer clearcuts Grazing, as a vegetation management tool, California.
B.H. Kosco, J.W. Bartolome
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265-268
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A Tractor-powered Method for Installing Earth Anchors during Fence Contruction.
Dennis M. Mueller
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269-270
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