Vol 48, No 1 (January 1995)

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Volume 48, Number 1 (January 1995)
 
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Postingestive feedback as an elementary determinant of food preference and intake in ruminants.
F.D. Provenza
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2-17
Vegetation and soil response to grazing simulation on riparian meadows.
W.P. Clary
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18-25
Bison selectivity and grazing response of little bluestem in tallgrass prairie.
K.E. Pfeiffer, D.C. Hartnett
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26-31
Grazing influences on watering point vegetation in the Chihuahuan desert.
M. Fusco, J. Holechek, A. Tembo, A. Daniel, M. Cardenas
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32-38
Effects of buffer additions on fermentation of dormant range grasses.
P.A. Momont, R.J. Pruitt, R.H. Pritchard, P.S. Johnson
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39-44
Water budget for south Texas rangelands.
M.A. Weltz, W.H. Blackburn
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45-52
Predicting buffelgrass survival across a geographical and environmental gradient.
F.A. Ibarra-F, J.R. Cox, M.H. Martin-R, T.A. Crowl, C.A. Call
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53-59
Climatic effects on buffelgrass productivity in the Sonoran Desert.
M.H. Martin, J.R. Cox, F. Ibarra-F
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60-63
Response of a mixed native warm-season grass planting to nitrogen fertilization.
W.A. Berg
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64-67
Optimization of rangelands management strategies under rainfall and price risks.
V.G. Carande, E.T. Barlett, P.H. Gutierrez
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68-72
How much sagebrush is too much: an economic threshold analysis.
C.T. Bastian, J.J. Jacobs, M.A. Smith
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73-80
Effects of grazing management on standing crop dynamics in tallgrass prairie.
D.M. Cassels, R.L. Gillen, F.T. McCollum, K.W. Tate, M.E. Hodges
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81-84
Intermountain West lightning-caused fires: climatic predictors of area burned.
P.A. Knapp
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85-91