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Australian Journal of Agricultural Research Australian Journal of Agricultural Research
Volume 43 Number 2 1992


Effects of moisture supply in the dry season and subsequent defoliation on persistence of the savanna grasses Themeda triandra, Heteropogon contortus and Panicum maximum 

JJ Mott, MM Ludlow, JH Richards and AD Parsons

pp. 241-260

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Effects of shade use on grazing, drinking, ruminating and postural patterns of Merino sheep 

KG Johnson and R Strack

pp. 261-264

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Factors associated with the rate of growth of clean wool on grazing sheep 

HA Birrell

pp. 265-275

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Application of the double-marker method for measuring digesta kinetics to rumen sampling in sheep following a dose of the markers or the end of their continuous infusion 

GJ Faichney

pp. 277-284

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Wool growth in sheep fed diets based on wheat straw and protein supplements 

JB Coombe

pp. 285-299

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Effect of molasses, sodium bentonite and zeolite on urea toxicity 

RGA Stephenson, JL Huff, G Krebs and CJ Howitt

pp. 301-314

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Effects of a restricted diet during mid pregnancy of ewes on uterine and fetal growth and lamb birth weight 

PJ Holst, CJ Allan and AR Gilmour

pp. 315-324

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The effect of nutritional supplements in late pregnancy on ewe colostrum production plasma progesterone and IGF-1 concentrations 

DG Hall, PJ Holst and DA Shutt

pp. 325-337

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Lambing performances and wool production of maiden and adult Merino ewes fed different amounts of lupin seed in mid-pregnancy 

RW Kelly, EJ Speijers, IG Ralph and JP Newnham

pp. 339-354

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Cellular characteristics of wool follicles and fibres in finewool and strongwool Merinos 

JEH Edwards and PI Hynd

pp. 355-365

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Conditions under which flavomycin increases wool growth and liveweight gain in sheep 

PJ Murray, SG Winslow and JB Rowe

pp. 367-377

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Effect of formaldehyde-treated sunflower meal on the milk production of grazing dairy cows 

BA Hamilton, JR Ashes and AW Carmichael

pp. 379-387

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Egg weight responses of laying hens fed different concentrations of vegetable oil and linoleic acid 

PF Mannion, AR Neill and M Brewster

pp. 389-397

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