Vol 27, No 5 (2005)

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Volume 27, Number 5 (October 2005)
Editorial Board
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Frasier's philosophy.
G. Frasier
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Important poisonous plants on rangelands.
L.F. James, D.R. Gardner, S.T. Lee, K.E. Panter, J.A. Pfister
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3-9
Exotic and invasive herbaceous range weeds.
J.A. Young, C.D. Clements
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10-16
Managing Yaupon with fire and herbicides in the Texas Post Oak Savannah.
R. Mitchell, J.C. Cathey, B. Dabbert, D.F. Prochaska, S. DuPree, R. Sosebee
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17-19
Fuel loading, fuel moisture are important components of prescribed fire.
R. Stevens
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20-21
Rangelands to rain forests: a welcoming plenary session.
H. Barrett
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22-23
Reversing bush encroachment: the solution is in the soil.
A. Kingdon
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24-26
Nara Desert, Pakistan. I. Soils, climate, and vegetation.
R. Qureshi, G.R. Bhatti
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27-31
Nara Desert, Pakistan. II. Human life.
R. Qureshi, G.R. Bhatti
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32-35
USDA-ARS global change research on rangelands and pasturelands.
J.D. Derner, G.E. Schuman, M. Jawson, S.R. Shafer, J.A. Morgan, H.W. Polley, G.B. Runion, S.A. Prior, H.A. Torbert
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36-42
Early rangeland partners: water and wind. Windmill pioneering in the American West.
C.K. Wood, T.W. Wood, M.K. Wood
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43-47
Browsing the literature.
J. Mosley
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48-50
The recipe corner.
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51
Listening to the land: weed that I am.
T. Box
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52-53
Ninth in a series: insight from SRM's charter members.
T. Bedell
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54-56
Ask the expert.
R. Masters
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Highlights: Rangeland Ecology & Management, September 2005.
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58-60
Book review.
E. Preus
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Book review.
K. Watson
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Book review.
H. Bowers
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63-64