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A98153Reducing metabolic rate by immunoneutralisation of catecholamines

C. Gazzola and R. A. Hunter

pp. 441-446

A98155Apparent metabolisable energy and chemical composition of Australian wheat in relation to environmental factors

M. Choct, R. J. Hughes and G. Annison

pp. 447-452

A98128Spray-topping annual grass pasture with glyphosate to delay loss of feeding value during summer. I. Effects on pasture yield and nutritive value

B. J. Leury, C. Siever-Kelly, R. J. Simpson, K. L. Gatford, T. A. Ciavarella and H. Dove

pp. 453-464

A98129Spray-topping annual grass pasture with glyphosate to delay loss of feeding value during summer. II . Herbage intake, digestibility, and diet selection in penned sheep

B. J. Leury, C. Siever-Kelly, R. J. Simpson, K. L. Gatford and H. Dove

pp. 465-474

A98130Spray-topping annual grass pasture with glyphosate to delay loss of feeding value during summer. III. Quantitative basis of the alkane- based procedures for estimating diet selection and herbage intake by grazing sheep

H. Dove, J. T. Wood, R. J. Simpson, B. J. Leury, T. A. Ciavarella, K. L. Gatford and C. Siever-Kelly

pp. 475-486

A98131Spray-topping annual grass pasture with glyphosate to delay loss of feeding value during summer. IV. Diet composition, herbage intake, and performance in grazing sheep

B. J. Leury, C. Siever-Kelly, R. J. Simpson, K. L. Gatford and H. Dove

pp. 487-496

A98190The influence of type and timing of protein supplementation on wool growth and protein synthesis in the skin of young Merino sheep

D. G. Masters, G. Mata and S. M. Liu

pp. 497-502

A98086Assessing the value of improved marbling in beef breeding objectives and selection

S. A. Barwick and A. L. Henzell

pp. 503-512

A98113Dry matter accumulation and distribution in five cultivars of maize (Zea mays): relationships and procedures for use in crop modelling

C. J. Birch, G. L. Hammer and K. G. Rickert

pp. 513-528

A96138Macro-scale influence of climate on crop production in the Fitzroy catchment of Central Queensland

F. M. Amirul Islam, Saleh A. Wasimi and Graham R. Wood

pp. 529-536

A98138Effects of superphosphate fertiliser and stocking rate on the nutritive value of perennial ryegrass and subterranean clover herbage

G. R. Saul, G. A. Kearney, P. C. Flinn and C. L. Lescun

pp. 537-546

A98037Changes in bicarbonate-extractable phosphorus of a basalt-derived duplex soil associated with applications of superphosphate to pasture grazed by sheep

J. W. D. Cayley and G. A. Kearney

pp. 547-554

A98112Flooding tolerance in five populations of Lotus glaber Mill. (Syn. Lotus tenuis Waldst. et. Kit.)

O. R. Vignolio, O. N. Fernández and N. O. Maceira

pp. 555-560

A98141Evaluation of white clover (Trifolium repens L.) populations for summer moisture stress adaptation in Australia

M. Z. Z. Jahufer, M. Cooper, R. A. Bray and J. F. Ayres

pp. 561-574

A98151Effect of genotype and environment on pod wall proportion in white lupin: consequences to seed yield

L. C. Lagunes-Espinoza, C. Huyghe, J. Papineau and D. Pacault

pp. 575-582

A98126Pathological and molecular genetic variation in the interaction between Sporobolus spp. and Bipolaris spp.

S. D. Hetherington and J. A. G. Irwin

pp. 583-588

A98116Distribution and incidence of necrotic and non-necrotic strains of bean yellow mosaic virus in wild and crop lupins

Y. Cheng and R. A. C. Jones

pp. 589-600

A98012Differential responses of field pea (Pisum sativum L.) to ascochyta blight (Mycosphaerella pinodes): rating disease in the field

J. M. Wroth and T. N. Khan

pp. 601-615

A98103Measuring yield loss in cereals caused by root lesion nematodes (Pratylenchus neglectus and P. thornei) with and without nematicide

S. P. Taylor, V. A. Vanstone, A. H. Ware, A. C. McKay, D. Szot and M. H. Russ

pp. 617-627

A98152Soil receptivity and host–pathogen dynamics in soils naturally infested with Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cubense, the cause of Panama disease in bananas

P. A. Pittaway, P. A. Pittaway, Nasril Nasir and K. G. Pegg

pp. 623-628