CSIRO PUBLISHING | Australian Journal of Agricultural Research

AR9700649Meiosis and embryo sac development in Urochloa mosambicenisis and three Paspalum species

AJ Pritchard

pp. 649-652

AR9700653The effects of plant density and frequency of cutting on the growth of cocksfoot (Dactylis glomerata L.). II. Yield in the vegetative and reproductive phases

R Knight

pp. 653-660

AR9700661Variation among strains of Phalaris tuberosa L. in nutritive value during summer

RJ Clements, RN Oram and WR Scowcroft

pp. 661-675

AR9700677Responses of five pasture species to phosphorus, lime, and nitrogen on an infertile acid soil with a high phosphate sorption capacity

KR Helyar and AJ Anderson

pp. 677-692

AR9700693The nitrogen nutrition of the peach tree. VI. Influence of Autumn nitrogen applications on the accumulation of nitrogen, carbohydrate, and macroelements in 1-year-old peach trees

BK Taylor and den Ende B van

pp. 693-698

AR9700699The effect of sheep on the recycling of phosphorus in hayed-off pastures

SM Bromfield and OL Jones

pp. 699-711

AR9700713Quantitative aspects of phytooestrogen metabolism in sheep fed on subterranean clover (Trifolium subterraneum cultivar clare) or red clover (Trifolium pratense)

DA Shutt, RH Weston and JP Hogan

pp. 713-722

AR9700723The effect of starvation and low nitrogen intakes on the concentration of free amino acids in the blood plasma and on the nitrogen metabolism in sheep

J Leibholz

pp. 723-734

AR9700735Nutritional status and intake regulation in sheep. VI. Evidence for variation in setting of an intake regulatory mechanism relating to the digesta content of the reticulorumen

AR Egan

pp. 735-746

AR9700747Rumen microbial protein synthesis in relation to energy supply: Diurnal variation with once-daily feeding

DJ Walker and CJ Nader

pp. 747-754

AR9700755The determinants of herbage intake by grazing sheep: The interrelationship of factors influencing herbage intake and availability

WG Allden and IA McDWhittaker

pp. 755-766

AR9700767Fertility following synchronization of oestrus in the sheep with intravaginal sponges. I. Effects of vaginal douche, supplementary steroids, time of insemination, and numbers and dilution of spermatozoa

TJ Robinson, NW Moore, DR Lindsay, IC Fletcher and S Salamon

pp. 767-781

AR9700783Fertility following synchronization of oestrus in the sheep with intravaginal sponges. II. Effect of dose of progestagen and rate of absorption

TJ Robinson

pp. 783-792

AR9700793 Fertility following synchronization of oestrus in the sheep with intravaginal sponges. III. Effects of supplementary oestrogen during treatment, duration of treatment, and number of inseminations

TJ Robinson

pp. 793-800

AR9700801Effects of single injections of stilboestrol at various stages in the oestous cycle on behavioural oestrus and ovarian function in Romney ewes

HR Tervit and RAS Welch

pp. 801-806

AR9700807The effect of pregnant mare serum gonadotrophin and human chorionic gonadotrophin on ovulation and on fertility in the ewe

ID Killeen and NW Moore

pp. 807-814

AR9700815Comparison of three Australian Merino strains for wool and body traits. I. Genetic means of studs and strains and their interactions with years and sexes

N Jackson and EM Roberts

pp. 815-835

AR9700837Comparison of three Australian Merino strains for wool and body traits. II. Estimates of between-stud genetic parameters

N Jackson and JW James

pp. 837-856

AR9700857 The effect of increased rectal temperature on nitrogen metabolism in Brahman cross and Shorthorn × Hereford steers fed on a low nitrogen roughage

JE Vercoe and JE Frisch

pp. 857-863