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AR9660591The photoperiodic sensitivity of some spring wheats with special reference to the variety thatcher

AT Pugsley

pp. 591-599

AR9660601Studies on frost injury to wheat. III. Screening of varieties for resistance to ear and stem frosting

WV Single

pp. 601-610

AR9660611 A kinetic study of phosphate absorption by excised roots of Stylosanthes humilis, Phaseolus lathyroides, Desmodium uncinatum, Medicago sativa and Hordeum vulgare

CS Andrew

pp. 611-624

AR9660625The relationship between temperature fluctuations and the softening of hard seeds of some legume species

BJ Quinlivan

pp. 625-631

AR9660633The physiological assessment of the nutrient status of plants. II. The effect of the nutrient status of the plant with respect to phosphorus, sulphur, potassium, calcium, or boron on the pattern of leaf area response following the transfer to different nutrient solutions

D Bouma and EJ Dowling

pp. 633-646

AR9660647The physiological assessment of the nutrient status of plants. III. Experiements with plants raised at different nitrogen levels.

D Bouma and EJ Dowling

pp. 647-655

AR9660657The effects of sand type and fine particle amendments on the emergence and growth of subterranean clover (Trifolium subterraneun L.) with particular reference to water relations

FJ Roberts

pp. 657-672

AR9660673Plant growth on a low calcium status solodic soil in a subtropical environment

JS Russell

pp. 673-686

AR9660687Population suppression in the Queensland fruit fly, Dacus (Strumeta) Tryoni. I. The effects of male depletion in a semi-isolated population

MA Bateman, AH Friend and F Hampshire

pp. 687-697

AR9660699Population suppression in the Queensland fruit fly, Dacus (Strumeta) Tryoni. II. Experiments on isolated populations in Western New South Wales

MA Bateman, AH Friend and F Hampshire

pp. 699-718

AR9660719Status of introduced parasites of Queensland fruit fly Dacus (Strumeta) Tryoni. 1962–1965

GJ Snowball

pp. 719-739

AR9660741Nutritional status and intake regulation in sheep. V. Effects of intraruminal infusions of volatile fatty acids upon voluntary intake of roughage by sheep

AR Egan

pp. 741-755

AR9660757Creatinine as an index substance for estimating the urinary excretion of nitrogen and potassium by grazing sheep

JP Langlands

pp. 757-763

AR9660765Distribution of Oesophagostomum columbianum larvae along the alimentary tract of the sheep

C Dobson

pp. 765-777

AR9660779 Studies on the immunity of sheep to Oesophagostomum columbianum: Proteins and haemagglutinatiog antibodies in mucous exudates and intestinal tissue extracts

C Dobson

pp. 779-796

AR9660797Wool follicle arrangement and vascular pattern in the Australian Merino

T Nay

pp. 797-805

AR9660807The histopathology of the reactions of calves to experimental infection with the nodular worm, Oesophagostomum radiatum (Rudolphi, 1803). I. Host reaction to re-infection with single large doses of larvae

P Elek and PH Durie

pp. 807-819