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Field evaluation of five grasses grown on a saline soil.
P.O. Currie, T.O. Hilken, R.S. White
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386-388
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Diet quality of steers grazing three range sites in south Florida.
K.R. Long, R.S. Kalmbacher, F.G. Martin
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389-392
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The botanical composition of the diet of free-ranging cattle on an alpine range in Australia.
H. van. Rees, J.H.G. Holmes
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392-395
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Nutritive value of forages on sandy soils as affected by tebuthiuron.
M. Biondini, R.D. Pettit, V. Jones
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396-399
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Herbicide conversion of a sand shinnery oak (Quercus havardii) community: effects on biomass.
W.E. Sears, C.M. Britton, D.B. Wester, R.D. Pettit
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399-403
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Herbicide conversion of a sand shinnery oak (Quercus havardii) community: effects on nitrogen.
W.E. Sears, C.M. Britton, D.B. Wester, R.D. Pettit
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403-407
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A note on determining soil properties for soils containing rock fragments.
D.L. Brakensiek, W.J. Rawls, G.R. Stephenson
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408-409
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Relation between ecological-range condition and proportion of soil-surface types.
R.E. Eckert, F.F. Peterson, J.T. Belton
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409-414
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Effects of soil-surface morphology on emergence and survival of seedlings in big sagebrush communities.
R.E. Eckert, F.F. Peterson, M.S. Meurisse, J.L. Stephens
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414-420
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Influence of breed on forage intake of range beef cows.
S.L. Kronberg, K.M. Havstad, E.L. Ayers, D.E. Doornbos
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421-423
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Botanical composition and nutritional quality of alpaca diets in two Andean rangeland communities.
R.J. Reiner, F.C. Bryant
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424-427
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Effect of various grazing systems on type and density of cattle trails.
J.W. Walker, R.K. Heitschmidt
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428-431
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Vegetation responses to long-term sheep grazing on mountain ranges.
J.E. Bowns, C.F. Bagley
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431-434
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Vegetation of exclosures in southwestern North Dakota.
M.D. Brand, H. Goetz
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434-437
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Woody plants reestablishment in modified pinyon-juniper woodlands, New Mexico.
K.E. Severson
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438-442
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Photosynthetic characteristics of crested wheatgrass and bluebunch wheatgrass.
R.S. Nowak, M.M. Caldwell
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443-450
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Methods of enhancing germination of anacua seeds.
T.E. Fulbright, K.S. Flenniken, G.L. Waggerman
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450-453
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Management of subterranean clover in pine forested range.
M.K. Johnson, L.G. Davis, K.F. Ribbeck, J.H. Render, H.A. Pearson
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454-457
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Pollination requirements of cicer milkvetch, Astragalus cicer L.
K.W. Richards
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457-459
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Cultural practices for establishing fourwing saltbush within perennial grass stands.
J.L. Petersen, D.N. Ueckert, R.L. Potter
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460-463
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Range management and scenic beauty as perceived by dispersed recreationists.
H.R. Sanderson, R.A. Meganck, K.C. Gibbs
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464-469
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Viewpoint: animal-unit equivalents should be weighted by dietary differences.
N.T. Hobbs, L.H. Carpenter
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470
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Viewpoint: animal-unit equivalents cannot be meaningfully weighted by indices of dietary overlap.
D.L. Scarnecchia
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471
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Biomass estimation for four common grass species in northern Arizona ponderosa pine.
S.W. Andariese, W.W. Covington
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472-473
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A rumen cannula for small ruminants.
W.H. Miller, M. Maltby
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474-475
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A rising plate meter for estimating production and utilization.
J.H. Scrivner, D.M. Center, M.B. Jones
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475-477
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Use of the FW-1 water level recorder for control of electrical equipment.
R.E. Wilson, A. Dolphin, J.R. Simanton
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478
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