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1.	Genotypic differences in leaf area maintenance contribute to differences in recovery from water stress in soybean Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 59(12) R. J. Lawn and A. A. Likoswe Published 10 November 2008
2.	Companion crop performance in relation to annual biomass production, resource supply, and subsoil drying Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 59(1) R. H. Harris, M. C. Crawford, W. D. Bellotti, M. B. Peoples and S. Norng Published 14 January 2008
3.	Benefits of winter legume cover crops require early sowing Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 59(12) A. Gselman and B. Kramberger Published 10 November 2008
4.	*Identification of quantitative trait loci associated with salt tolerance during seedling growth in soybean (Glycine max* L.)** Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 59(12) Huatao Chen, Shiyou Cui, Sanxiong Fu, Junyi Gai and Deyue Yu Published 10 November 2008
5.	Tomato irrigation scheduling improved by using percent canopy cover and crop developmental stage Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 59(12) Oner Cetin, Demet Uygan and Hasan Boyaci Published 10 November 2008
6.	Resistance to cereal rusts at the plant cell wall—what can we learn from other host-pathogen systems? Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 58(6) N. C. Collins, R. E. Niks and P. Schulze-Lefert Published 26 June 2007
7.	*Further studies on Pea seed-borne mosaic virus* in cool-season crop legumes: responses to infection and seed quality defects** Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 59(12) B. A. Coutts, R. T. Prince and R. A. C. Jones Published 10 November 2008
8.	A method to differentiate summer-dormant from summer-active tall fescue and orchardgrass accessions at germination stage Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 59(12) Dariusz P. Malinowski, David P. Belesky, Betty A. Kramp, Joyce Ruckle, Jaime Kigel and William E. Pinchak Published 10 November 2008
9.	A farm-scale, bio-economic model for assessing investments in recycled water for irrigation Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 59(11) L. E. Brennan, S. N. Lisson, P. L. Poulton, P. S. Carberry, K. L. Bristow and S. Khan Published 14 October 2008
10.	*Effects of planting season and plant cultivar on growth, development, and pod production in snap bean (Phaseolus vulgaris* L.)** Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 59(12) Marlene Pérez-Barbeito, Ana María González, Ana Paula Rodiño, Antonio Miguel De Ron and Marta Santalla Published 10 November 2008
11.	*Strategies for developing a core collection of bladder clover (Trifolium spumosum* L.) using ecological and agro-morphological data** Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 59(12) K. Ghamkhar, R. Snowball, B. J. Wintle and A. H. D. Brown Published 10 November 2008
12.	The effects on grain quality traits of a grain serpin protein and the VPM1 segment in southern Australian wheat breeding Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 59(10) Karen Cane, P. J. Sharp, H. A. Eagles, R. F. Eastwood, G. J. Hollamby, Haydn Kuchel, Meiqin Lu and P. J. Martin Published 18 September 2008
13.	Organic amendments influence nutrient availability and cotton productivity in irrigated Vertosols Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 59(11) Subhadip Ghosh, Nilantha Hulugalle, Peter Lockwood, Kathleen King, Paul Kristiansen and Heiko Daniel Published 14 October 2008
14.	Response to terminal water deficit stress of cowpea, pigeonpea, and soybean in pure stand and in competition Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 59(1) A. A. Likoswe and R. J. Lawn Published 14 January 2008
15.	Agricultural drought analyses for temperate Australia using a biophysical pasture model. 1. Identifying and characterising drought periods Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 59(11) G. M. Lodge and I. R. Johnson Published 14 October 2008
16.	Comparing the phosphorus requirements of wheat, lupin, and canola Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 59(11) M. D. A. Bolland and R. F. Brennan Published 14 October 2008
17.	Histopathology comparison and phenylalanine ammonia lyase (PAL) gene expressions in Fusarium wilt infected watermelons Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 59(12) P.-F. L. Chang, C.-C. Hsu, Y.-H. Lin, K.-S. Chen, J.-W. Huang and T.-D. Liou Published 10 November 2008
18.	The influences of genotype, environment, and genotype × environment interaction on wheat quality Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 59(2) R. M. Williams, L. O'Brien, H. A. Eagles, V. A. Solah and V. Jayasena Published 19 February 2008
19.	Trends in genetic and genome analyses in wheat: a review Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 52(12) P. Langridge, E. S. Lagudah, T. A. Holton, R. Appels, P. J. Sharp and K. J. Chalmers Published 21 November 2001
20.	Adapting to climate change and managing climate risks by using real options Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 58(10) Greg Hertzler Published 30 October 2007