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AR9690417Seedling growth of summer-dormant and non-dormant ryegrasses in relation to temperature

JH Silsbury

pp. 417-423

AR9690425Shoot numbers, shoot size, and yield of regrowth in three lucerne cultivars

GJ Leach

pp. 425-434

AR9690435The response of subterranean clover (Trifolium subterraneum L.) to foliar applications of phosphorus

D Bouma

pp. 435-445

AR9690447The influence of subterranean clover pastures on soil fertility. III. The effect of applied phosphorus and sulphur

ER Watson

pp. 447-456

AR9690457Response of plant species to concentrations of zinc in solution. II. Rates of zinc absorption and their relation to growth

MD Carroll and JF Loneragan

pp. 457-463

AR9690465Calcium requirements of plants

JF Loneragan and K Snowball

pp. 465-478

AR9690479Rate of calcium absorption by plant roots and its relation to growth

JF Loneragan and K Snowball

pp. 479-490

AR9690491Production of volatile fatty acids in the sheep caecum

GJ Faichney

pp. 491-498

AR9690499The summer nutrition of weaner sheep: The voluntary feed intake, body weight change, and wool production of sheep grazing the mature herbage of sown pasture in relation to the intake of dietary energy under a supplementary feeding regime

WG Allden

pp. 499-512

AR9690513Some factors associated with the behaviour and survival of newly shorn sheep

KJ Hutchinson and BH McRae

pp. 513-521

AR9690523Pigmentation of sheep. III. Piebald pattern in Merinos

MG Brooker and CHS Dolling

pp. 523-532

AR9690533Inheritance of congenital goitre due to a thyroid defection in Merino sheep

GME Mayo and CJ Mulhern

pp. 533-547

AR9690549The effects of some variables on the components of reproduction rate in the Merino

Haas HJ De and AA Dunlop

pp. 549-59

AR9690561Efficiency of conversion of food to wool. IV. Comparison of sheep selected for high clean wool weight with sheep from a random control group at three levels of dietary protein

LR Piper and CHS Dolling

pp. 561-78

AR9690579Efficiency of conversion of food to wool. V. Comparison of the apparent digestive ability of sheep selected for high clean wool weight with that of sheep from a random control group

LR Piper and CHS Dolling

pp. 579-87

AR9690589Relationships between Oesophagostomum columbianum infection and the nutritional status of sheep. I. Effects on growth and feed utilization

RJ Bawden

pp. 589-599

AR9690601Relationships between Oesophagostomum columbianum infection and the nutritional status of sheep. II. Haematological changes

RJ Bawden

pp. 601-606

AR9690607The effect of increased rectal temperature on nitrogen metabolism in Brahman cross and Shorthorn X Hereford steers fed on lucerne chaff

JE Vercoe

pp. 607-612

AR9690613Body water content and water turnover of tropical Bos taurus, Bos indicus, Bibos banteng, and Bos bubalus bubalis

BD Siebert and WV Macfarlane

pp. 613-622