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	The Rangeland Journal Volume 31 Number 4 2009

Increasing the perennial grass component of native pastures through grazing management in the 400–600 mm rainfall zone of central western NSW

A. M. Bowman, Y. Alemseged, G. J. Melville, W. J. Smith and F. Syrch

pp. 369-376

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Using trees as a restoration tool in Tunisian arid areas: effects on understorey vegetation and soil nutrients

K. Jeddi and M. Chaieb

pp. 377-384

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Indicator patches: exploiting spatial heterogeneity to improve monitoring systems

C. J. Stokes, R. I. Yeaton, M. B. Bayer and B. T. Bestelmeyer

pp. 385-394

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Do elephants influence the organisation and function of a South African grassland?

D. M. Parker, R. T. F. Bernard and J. Adendorff

pp. 395-403

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The influence of individual native trees and grazing regime on soil properties and groundcover patterns in a temperate landscape of New South Wales, Australia

Phoebe Barnes, Brian R. Wilson, Chris Nadolny and Ivor Growns

pp. 405-415

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The effects of browsing by feral and re-introduced native herbivores on seedling survivorship in the Australian rangelands

Nicola T. Munro, Katherine E. Moseby and John L. Read

pp. 417-426

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Demography of three perennial grasses in a central Queensland eucalypt woodland

P. Jones, P. Filet and D. M. Orr

pp. 427-437

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The Australian Rangeland Society has appointed Professor John Milne as the new editor-in-chief of The Rangeland Journal.
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