Vol 55, No 3 (May 2002)

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Volume 55, Number 3 (May 2002)
 
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Response of the mixed prairie to protection from grazing.
W.D. Willms, J.F. Dormaar, B.W. Adams, H.E. Douwes
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210-216
Establishment of silver sagebrush in the Northern Mixed Prairie.
J.T. Romo, R.W. Grilz
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217-221
Steer nutritional response to intensive-early stocking on shortgrass rangeland.
K.C. Olson, J.R. Jaeger, J.R. Brethour, T.B. Avery
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222-228
Drought and grazing. II. Effects on runoff and water quality.
W.E. Emmerich, R.K. Heitschmidt
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229-234
Evaluation of a technique for measuring canopy volume of shrubs.
M.S. Thorne, Q.D. Skinner, M.A. Smith, J.D. Rodgers, W.A. Laycock, S.A. Cerekci
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235-241
White-tailed deer habitats in the central Black Hills.
C.S. DePerno, J.A. Jenks, S.L. Griffin, L.A. Rice, K.F. Higgins
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242-252
Nutritional quality of forages used by elk in northern Idaho.
M.W. Alldredge, J.M. Peek, W.A. Wall
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253-259
Irrigation impact on harvest efficiency in grazed Old World bluestem.
W.R. Teague, S.L. Dowhower
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260-265
Water stress and triclopyr on clopyralid efficacy in honey mesquite.
A.R. Roche, R.W. Bovey, S.A. Senseman
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266-269
Do most livestock losses to poisonous plants result from "poor" range management?
J.L. Holechek
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270-276
Snakeweed: poisonous properties, livestock losses, and management considerations.
K.C. McDaniel, T.T. Ross
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277-284
Ecological relationships between poisonous plants and rangeland condition: a review.
M.H. Ralphs
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285-290
Risk management to reduce livestock losses from toxic plants.
J.A. Pfister, F.D. Provenza, K.E. Panter, B.L. Stegelmeier, K.L. Launchbaugh
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291-300
Reproductive losses to poisonous plants: influence of management strategies.
K.E. Panter, L.F. James, D.R. Gardner, M.H. Ralphs, J.A. Pfister, B.L. Stegelmeier, S.T. Lee
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301-308
Halogeton grazing management: historical perspective.
J.A. Young
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309-311