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Solid-State 31P Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopic Study of Phosphorylated Peptide-Resins and Phosphorylated Wool Keratin

JW Perich, RB Johns, AR Thompson and RB Botto

Published: 01/12/1995

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Chemistry 48 (12)

Australian Journal of Agricultural Research

Distribution and turnover of water in Merino sheep selected for high wool production

WV Macfarlane, CHS Dolling and B Howard

Published: 01/08/1966

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 17 (4)

Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture

Insecticide residues in wool from sheep jetted by hand and via automatic jetting races

N. Sales and G. W. Levot

Published: 16/01/1998

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture 37 (7)

Selenium fertilizers for pastures grazed by sheep. 2. Wool and liveweight responses to selenium

BR Whelan, NJ Barrow and DW Peter

Published: 01/06/1994

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 45 (4)

Production and management considerations of running wethers, hemi-castrates and induced cryptorchids for wool production

R. B. Jackson, F. M. Foster, D. L. Hopkins and R. Corkrey

Published: 21/05/1997

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture 37 (3)

Undernutrition of the Merino sheep and its sequelae. II. The influence of finite periods of arrested growth on the subsequent wool growth, fleece development, and utilization of feed for wool production of lambs

WG Allden

Published: 01/08/1968

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 19 (4)

Growth and wool production of wethers and induced cryptorchids in a Poll Merino flock

JP Egan and DW Russell

Published: 01/06/1981

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture 21 (110)

Nutrition during fetal life alters annual wool production and quality in young Merino sheep

RW Kelly, I Macleod, P Hynd and J Greeff

Published: 01/05/1996

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture 36 (3)

Some comparative studies of sulfate metabolism in Merino sheep genetically different in wool production

AJ Williams and AJ Williams

Published: 01/04/1995

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 46 (2)

Use of wool growth response to estimate escape of protein supplements from the rumen

SA Neutze

Published: 01/08/1990

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 41 (4)

Fluorescent whitening agents, I. Bis-4,4'-(4''-methoxy-6''-phenoxy-s-triazin-2''-ylamino)stilbene-2,2'-disulphonic acid : Its photodecomposition in solution and on wool

B Milligan and LA Holt

Published: 01/01/1974

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Chemistry 27 (1)

Studies in the wool production of grazing sheep. 3. Changes in efficiency of production

GW Arnold, WR McManus and ML Dudzinski

Published: 01/12/1965

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture 5 (19)

Corrigendum - Response to selection in Australian Merino sheep. I. Selection for high clean wool weight, with a ceiling on fibre diameter and degree of skin wrinkle. Response in wool and body characteristics

HN Turner, CHS Dolling and JF Kennedy

Published: 01/02/1968

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 19 (1)

The effect of bentonite on wool growth, liveweight change and rumen fermentation in sheep

PJ Murray, JB Rowe and EM Aitchison

Published: 01/02/1990

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture 30 (1)

Increase in dermal papilla cells by proliferation during development of the primary wool follicle

DL Adelson, BA Kelley and BN Nagorcka

Published: 01/06/1992

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 43 (4)

The reaction-diffusion (RD) theory of wool (hair) follicle initiation and development. I. Primary follicles

BN Nagorcka

Published: 01/04/1995

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 46 (2)

Effect of cortisol acetate on wool quality in sheep selected for divergent staple strength

A. C. Schlink, J. M. Lea, N. R. Adams, P. C. Wynn and J. R. Briegel

Published: 07/02/2002

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 53 (2)

The activity of the thyroid glands in relation to genetic differences in wool production

AJ Williams, KJ Thornberry and AR Gilmour

Published: 01/06/1990

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 41 (3)

Development and density of wool follicles in Merino sheep selected for single fibre characteristics

GPM Moore, N Jackson, K Isaacs and G Brown

Published: 01/11/1996

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 47 (8)

Variation in feed intake as a cause of variation in wool production of grazing sheep

PG Schinckel

Published: 01/08/1960

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 11 (4)

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