Vol 48, No 5 (September 1995)

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Volume 48, Number 5 (September 1995)
 
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Vegetal recovery following wildfire in seeded and unseeded sagebrush steppe.
T.D. Ratzlaff, J.E. Anderson
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386-391
Interference between cheatgrass and yellow starthistle at 3 soil depths.
R.L. Sheley, L.L. Larson
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392-397
Black stem rust reduces big sagebrush seed production.
B.L. Welch, D.L. Nelson
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398-401
Effect of competition by cheatgrass on shoot growth of Idaho fescue.
M. Nasri, P.S. Doescher
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402-405
Effect of temperature on growth of cheatgrass and Idaho fescue.
M. Nasri, P.S. Doescher
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406-409
Use of degree-days in multiple-temperature experiments.
J.T. Romo, L.E. Eddleman
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410-416
Nitrogen and phosphorus effects on blue grama and buffalograss interactions.
C.E. Richard, E.F. Redente
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417-422
Grazing effects on germinable seeds on the fescue prairie.
W.D. Willms, D.A. Quinton
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423-430
Shrub preference and utilization by big game on New Mexico reclaimed mine land.
M.K. Wood, B.A. Buchanan, W. Skeet
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431-437
Diet quality of suckling calves and mature steers on Northern Great Plains rangelands.
E.E. Grings, D.C. Adams, R.E. Short
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438-441
Viewpoint: the state and transition model applied to the herbaceous layer of Argentina's calden forest.
E.M. Llorens
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442-447
Estimating ruminal nitrogen-to-energy balance with in situ disappearance data.
S.A. Gunter, M.L. Galyean, F.T. III. McCollum
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448-450
Effects of incubation time and sodium sulfite upon in-vitro digestibility estimates and sample filtering time.
J. Hunt, W. Pinchak, D. Hutcheson
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451-454
Seed size distribution, germination, and emergence of 6 switchgrass cultivars.
G.E. Aiken, T.L. Springer
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455-458
Long term change in vegetation following herbicide control of larkspur.
M.H. Ralphs
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459-464
Nitrogen fertilizer use efficiency in steer gain on old world bluestem.
W.A. Berg, P.L. Sims
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465-469
Soil carbon and nitrogen of Northern Great Plains grasslands as influenced by long-term grazing.
A.B. Frank, D.L. Tanaka, L. Hofmann, R.F. Follett
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470-474
COMMENT: ulgulate herbivory of willows on Yellowstone's northern winter range: response to Singer et al. (1994).
F.H. Wagner, R.B. Keigley, C.L. Wambolt
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475-477