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Australian Journal of Agricultural Research
Volume 48 Number 2 1997


Short-term changes in whole body and skin sulfur amino acid metabolism of sheep in response to supplementary cysteine 

P. M. Harris, B. R. Sinclair, B. P. Treloar and J. Lee

pp. 137-146

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A molybdenum–sulfur–cadmium interaction in sheep 

G. M. Smith and C. L. White

pp. 147-154

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Effect of coal mine pit water on the productivity of cattle. II. Effect of increasing concentrations of pit water on feed intake and health 

G. S. Harper, T. J. King, B. D. Hill, C. M. L. Harper and R. A. Hunter

pp. 155-164

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Structural and chemical changes of cell wall types during stem development: consequences for fibre degradation by rumen microflora 

J. R. Wilson and R. D. Hatfield

pp. 165-180

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Expression of resistance by tetraploid and diploid lucerne genotypes to Phytophthora medicaginis is not influenced by inoculum level or by temperature 

J. A. G. Irwin, D. P. Maxwell and R. R. Smith

pp. 181-190

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Effect of sowing time on barley yellow dwarf virus infection in wheat: virus incidence and grain yield losses 

S. J. McKirdy and R. A. C. Jones

pp. 199-206

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Response to indirect selection in ratoon of sugarcane seedlings 

Bakshi Ram, B. S. Chaudhary and S. Singh

pp. 207-214

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Genetic analysis of preharvest sprouting tolerance in three wheat crosses 

W. R. Lawson, I. D. Godwin, M. Cooper and P. S. Brennan

pp. 215-222

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Effect of waterlogging and soil pH on the micro-distribution of naturalised annual legumes 

M. R. Gibberd and P. S. Cocks

pp. 223-230

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Environmental control of potential yield of sunflower in the subtropics 

M. P. Bange, G. L. Hammer and K. G. Rickert

pp. 231-240

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Effect of nitrogen fertiliser placement on grain protein concentration of wheat under different water regimes 

M. Lotfollahi, G. K. McDonald and A. M. Alston

pp. 241-250

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Fertiliser use effciency by containerised nursery plants 1. Plant growth and nutrient uptake 

D. O. Huett

pp. 251-258

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Fertiliser use effciency by containerised nursery plants 2. Nutrient leaching 

D. O. Huett

pp. 259-265

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