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The Australian Rangeland Journal

The Australian Rangeland Journal

Volume 8 Number 1 1986

RJ9860001Application Abstracts

pp. 1-3

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RJ9860004The effects of burning, fertilizing and clipping on populations of Aristida armata, Thyridolepis mitchelliana and Monachather paradoxa in a mulga woodland pasture.

RF Brown

pp. 4-10

RJ9860011Effect of grazing on chemical and physical properties of an earthy sand in the Western Australian Mulga Zone

RB Hacker

pp. 11-17

RJ9860018Dynamics of Perennial Plants in the Mulga (Acacia aneura F. Muell) Zone of Western Australia. I. Rates of Population Change.

HG Gardiner

pp. 18-27

RJ9860028DYNAMICS OF PERENNIAL PLANTS IN THE MULGA (ACACIA ANEURA F. MUELL.) ZONE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA 11. SURVIVAL OF PERENNIAL SHRUBS AND GRASSES

H.G Gardiner

pp. 28-35

RJ9860036LICENSED KANGAROO SHOOTING IN NEW SOUTH WALES: THE PEOPLE, THE MONEY THEY MAKE AND THE ANIMALS THEY SHOOT

M.D Young and R.J Delforce

pp. 36-45

RJ9860046A Comparative Study of Sheep Grazing a Semi-Arid Saltbush Pasture in Two Condition Classes.

RD Graetz

pp. 46-56

RJ9860057Mapping and Forecasting Soil Erosion Patterns from Landsat on a Microcomputer-based Image Processing Facility.

G Pickup and VH Chewings

pp. 57-62

RJ9860063Survivorship of the Grass Enneapogon purpurascens in Victoria River District, North-West Australia.

MH Andrew

pp. 63-66

RJ9860067Digestibility of Alpine Pasture on the Bogong High Plains of Victoria.

WR Gwaiseuk, Rees H van and JHG Holmes

pp. 67-69

RJ9860070The Composition of Phytobezoars (Felt Balls) from Sheep in Western Australia.

DD Blackshaw and AJ Oliver

pp. 70-73

RJ9860074Book Reviews

pp. 74-76

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