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Australian Journal of Agricultural Research

Volume 18 Number 6 1967

AR9670865Isotopic studies on the uptake of nitrogen by pasture plants. III. The uptake of small additions of ¹⁵N-labelled fertilizer by Rhodes grass and Townsville lucerne

I Vallis, KP Haydock, PJ Ross and EF Henzell

pp. 865-877

AR9670879The early requirement for plant nutrients by subterranean clover seedlings (Trifolium subterraneum)

I Krigel

pp. 879-886

AR9670887The inheritance of marker genes in Medicago truncatula Gaertn. II. Their suitability for the use in a plant breeding programme

JP Simon and AJ Millington

pp. 887-890

AR9670891Breeding creeping-rooted lucerne for the subtropics

LA Edye and KP Haydock

pp. 891-901

AR9670903Studies on the irrigation of sugar-cane

RA Yates

pp. 903-920

AR9670921Effect of temperature and host on Paratylenchus neoamblycephalus and effect of the nematode on the host

JM Fisher

pp. 921-929

AR9670931Pathological changes associated with Oesophagostomum columbianum infestations in sheep: Serum protein changes in relation to multiple infestation, intensity of infestation, and immunity

C Dobson

pp. 931-945

AR9670947Water metabolism of Merino and Border Leicester sheep grazing saltbush

WV Macfarlane, B Howard and BD Siebert

pp. 947-958

AR9670959Effect of cold shock, liquid storage, and pellet-freezing on successive ram ejaculates

S Salamon and RJ Lightfoot

pp. 959-972

AR9670973The digestion of two diets of differing protein content but with similar capacities to sustain wool growth

JP Hogan and RH Weston

pp. 973-981

AR9670983Factors limiting the intake of feed by sheep. II. Studies with wheaten hay

RH Weston

pp. 983-1002

AR9671003Breed and nutritional effects of the composition of faeces, urine, and plasma from Hereford and Brahman X Hereford steers fed on high and low quality diets

JE Vercoe

pp. 1003-1013

AR9671015Developmental growth and body weight loss of cattle. I. Experimental design, body weight growth, and the effects of developmental growth and body weight loss on the dressed carcass and the offal

RM Seebeck

pp. 1015-1031