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Australian Journal of Agricultural Research

Australian Journal of Agricultural Research

Volume 11 Number 2 1960

AR9600121 Criteria for expressing nutritional values of subtropical grasses

R Milford

pp. 121-137

AR9600138 Nutritional values for 17 subtropical grasses

R Milford

pp. 138-148

AR9600149 The effect of phosphorus, potassium, and calcium on the growth, chemical composition, and symptoms of deficiency of white clover in a subtropical environment

CS Andrew

pp. 149-161

AR9600162 Distribution of zinc in subterranean clover (Trifolium subterraneum L.) during the onset of zinc deficicency, as determined by the use of the radioactive isotope ⁶⁵Zn

DS Riceman and GB Jones

pp. 162-168

AR9600169 Leaf structure in relation to quality in flue-cured tobacco

C Barnard

pp. 169-185

AR9600186 Considerations in experiments for the control of codling moth (Cydia pomonella (L.)) in apples

KM Cellier

pp. 186-196

AR9600197 Heat treatment of citrus for control of red scale. I. Trials on Washington Navel fruit in a dehydrator

BH Martin and RF Black

pp. 197-207

AR9600208 The chemical composition of the soil in a factorial experiment with citrus. I. Exchangeable metal cations and their effect on the cation content of citrus

H Groenewegen and D Bouma

pp. 208-222

AR9600223 The chemical composition of the soil in a factorial experiment with citrus. II. Extractable ammonium

H Groenewegen and Jane Connor

pp. 223-235

AR9600236 Adrenal cortical activity in sheep as measured by urinary 17-ketogenic steroid excretion

KW Robinson and LR Morris

pp. 236-246

AR9600247 Some experimental observation on the toxicity of urea to sheep

JB Coombe, DE Tribe and JWC Morrison

pp. 247-256

AR9600257 Comparison of estimates of repeatability and heritability for some production traits in Merino rams and ewes. I. Repeatability

SSY Young, Turner H Newton and CHS Dolling

pp. 257-275