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AR9710537An upper limit for spikelet number per ear in wheat as controlled by photoperiod

HM Rawson

pp. 537-546

AR9710547The determination and properties of the fibrous covering of the wheat grain

HJ Moss and NL Stenvert

pp. 547-551

AR9710553Pathogenic specialization in Fusarium graminearum

GS Purss

pp. 553-561

AR9710563Temperature influences on the growth, digestibility, and carbohydrate compositions of two tropical grasses, Panicum maximum var Trichoglume and Setaria sphacelata, and two cultivars of the temperate grass Lolium perenne

JR Wilson and CW Ford

pp. 563-571

AR9710573The comparative response of tropical and temperate grasses to varying levels of nitrogen and phosphorus nutrition

JR Wilson and KP Haydock

pp. 573-587

AR9710589 Influence of lignin and silicon on a summative system for assessing the organic matter digestibility of Panicum

DJ Minson

pp. 589-598

AR9710599Embryo dormancy in subterranean clover seeds. I. Environmental control

BJ Quinlivan and HI Nicol

pp. 599-606

AR9710607Embryo dormancy in subterranean clover seeds. II. Its value relative to impermeability in field germination regulation

BJ Quinlivan

pp. 607-614

AR9710615Red-leaf virus - a newly recognized virus disease of subterranean clover (Trifolium subterraneum L.)

AW Kellock

pp. 615-624

AR9710625Promoting flowering in sweet orange

GI Moss

pp. 625-629

AR9710631Salt tolerance in the wild relatives of the cultivated tomato: Responses of Lycopersicon esculentum, L. peruvianum, and L. esculentum Minor to sodium chloride solution

M Tal

pp. 631-638

AR9710639The absorption of amino acids from the rumen of the sheep. I. The loss of amino acids from solutions placed in the washed rumen in vivo

J Leibholz

pp. 639-645

AR9710647The absorption of amino acids from the rumen of the sheep. II. The transfer of histidine, glycine, and ammonia across the rumen epithelium in vitro

J Leibholz

pp. 647-653

AR9710655The effect of urea in the diet of the early-weaned calf on weight gain, nitrogen and sulphur balance, and plasma urea and free amino acid concentrations

J Leibholz and RW Naylor

pp. 655-662

AR9710663Comparison of plasma phyto-oestrogen levels in sheep and cattle after feeding on fresh clover

AWH Braden, RI Thain and DA Shutt

pp. 663-670

AR9710671Nychthemeral patterns of thermoregulation in high-yielding dairy cows in a hot dry near-natural climate

A Berman and M Morag

pp. 671-680

AR9710681Leucaena leucocephala as a feed for dairy cows. Direct effect on reproduction and residual effect on the calf and lactation

RI Hamilton, LE Donaldson and LJ Lambourne

pp. 681-692

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