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Australian Journal of Agricultural Research Australian Journal of Agricultural Research
Volume 45 Number 7 1994


Genetic diversity in sunflower (Helianthus annuus L.) as revealed by random amplified polymorphic DNA analysis 

WR Lawson, RJ Henry, JK Kochman and GA Kong

pp. 1319-1327

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An improved method for artificial hybridization in annual Medicago species 

W Pathipanawat, RAC Jones and K Sivasithamparam

pp. 1329-1335

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Postanthesis green area duration in a semidwarf and a standard-height wheat cultivar as affected by sink strength 

GA Slafer and R Savin

pp. 1337-1346

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The field pea crop in S.W. Australia. I. Patterns of growth, biomass production and photosynthetic performance in genotypes of contrasting morphology 

EL Armstrong and JS Pate

pp. 1347-1362

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The field pea crop in S.W. Australia. II. Effects of contrasting morphology and environment on reproductive performance 

EL Armstrong and JS Pate

pp. 1363-1378

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Effect of post-inoculation temperature and light intensity on expression of resistance to stripe rust in some Australian wheat cultivars 

GJ Ash and RG Rees

pp. 1379-1386

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Factors influencing the establishment of latent infection of narrow-leafed lupins by Diaporthe toxica 

PM Williamson and K Sivasithamparam

pp. 1387-1394

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Effects of sowing seed with different levels of infection, plant density and the growth stage at which plants first develop symptoms on cucumber mosaic-virus infection of narrow-leafed lupins (Lupinus angustifolius) 

AM Bwye, RAC Jones and W Proudlove

pp. 1395-1412

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Infection of alternative hosts associated with annual medics (Medicago spp.) by alfalfa mosaic virus and its persistence between growing seasons 

SJ McKirdy and RAC Jones

pp. 1413-1426

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Infection of subterranean clover swards with bean yellow mosaic potyvirus: losses in herbage and seed yields and patterns of virus spread 

RAC Jones

pp. 1427-1444

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Genetic structure of the scald pathogen (Rhynchosporium secalis) in South East Australia: implications for control strategies 

JJ Burdon, DC Abbott, AHD Brown and JS Brown

pp. 1445-1454

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The N2-fixing capacity of peanut cultivars with differing assimilate partitioning characteristics 

MJ Bell and GC Wright

pp. 1455-1468

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Seed manganese affects the early growth of lupins in manganese-deficient conditions 

J Crosbie, NE Longnecker and AD Robson

pp. 1469-1482

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Effect of cultivar on uptake of cadmium by potato tubers 

MJ McLaughlin, CMJ Williams, A McKay, R Kirkham, J Gunton, KJ Jackson, R Thompson, B Dowling, D Partington, MK Smart and KG Tiller

pp. 1483-1495

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A glasshouse evaluation of sulfur fertilizer sources for crops and pastures. I. Flooded and non-flooded rice 

M Dana, RDB Lefroy and GJ Blair

pp. 1497-1515

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A glasshouse evaluation of sulfur fertilizer sources for crops and pastures. II. A comparison of sulfur coated triple superphosphates and gypsum 

GJ Blair, M Dana and R Lefroy

pp. 1517-23

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A glasshouse evaluation of sulfur fertilizer sources for crops and pastures. III. Soluble and non-soluble sulfur and phosphorus sources for pastures 

RDB Lefroy, M Dana and GJ Blair

pp. 1525-1537

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A glasshouse evaluation of sulfur fertilizer sources for crops and pastures. IV. Water solubility and physical losses and sulfur and phosphorus from S-coated triple superphosphates 

M Dana, RDB Lefroy and GJ Blair

pp. 1539-45

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Effect of placement and source of sulfur in flooded and non-flooded rice cropping systems 

W Chaitep, RDB Lefroy and GJ Blair

pp. 1547-1556

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Relationship between the Southern Oscillation Index and Australian sugarcane yields  

I Kuhnel

pp. 1557-1568

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Breeding and selection for high early season sugar content in a sugarcane (Saccharum spp. hybrids) improvement program 

MC Cox, DM Hogarth and PB Hansen

pp. 1569-1575

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The recovery of 15N from labelled urea fertilizer in crop components of sugarcane and in soil profiles 

LS Chapman, MBC Haysom and PG Saffigna

pp. 1577-1585

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Short-term effects of tillage and stubble management on earthworm populations in cropping systems in southern New South Wales 

BM Doube, JC Buckerfield and JA Kirkegaard

pp. 1587-1600

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Irrigation of bananas with secondary treated sewage effluent. I. Field evaluation of effect on plant nutrients and additional elements in leaf, pulp and soil 

GG Johns and DM McConchie

pp. 1601-1617

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Irrigation of bananas with secondary treated sewage effluent. II. Effect on plant nutrients, additional elements and pesticide residues in plants, soil and leachate using drainage lysimeters 

GG Johns and DM McConchie

pp. 1619-1638

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