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Australian Journal of Agricultural Research

Australian Journal of Agricultural Research

Volume 10 Number 4 1959

AR9590487 Establishment of wheat in relation to apparent density of the surface soil

RJ Millington

pp. 487-494

AR9590495 The breaking of seed dormancy of some legumes by carbon dioxide

AEG Lipp and LAT Ballard

pp. 495-499

AR9590500 Growth and chemical composition of white clover as affected by sulphur supply

K Spencer

pp. 500-509

AR9590510Effects of flood irrigation and plant growth on two riverine soils

KP Barley and AL Tisdall

pp. 510-517

AR9590518 Annual pattern of soil moisture stress under sown and native pastures

JE Begg

pp. 518-529

AR9590530 Grazing management of native pastures in the New England region of New South Wales. I. Pasture and sheep production with special reference to systems of grazing and internal parasites

R Roe, WH Southcott and HN Turner

pp. 530-554

AR9590555 Ruminal flora studies in the sheep. IX. The effect of pH on the ciliate population of the rumen in vivo

DB Purser and RJ Moir

pp. 555-564

AR9590565 Ratios as criteria for selection in animal or plant breeding, with particular reference to efficiency of food conversion in sheep

HN Turner

pp. 565-580

AR9590581 Vital statistics for an experimental flock of Merino sheep. I. Death rates in adult sheep, in relation to method of selection, age and sex

HN Turner, CHS Dolling and PHG Sheaffe

pp. 581-590

AR9590591 The actions and interactions of a number of factors on the response of the growing lamb to oestrogen implants

TJ Robinson

pp. 591-603

AR9590604 Studies on the reactions of animals to infestation with ticks. IV. The protein components of tick extracts

RF Riek

pp. 604-613

AR9590614 Studies on the reactions of animals to infestation with ticks. V. Laboratory animals as hosts for the cattle tick, Boophilus microplus (Canestrini)

RF Riek

pp. 614-619