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Australian Journal of Agricultural Research
Volume 48 Number 3 1997


Nitrogen fixation by annual legumes in Australian Mediterranean agriculture 

Murray J. Unkovich, John S. Pate and Paul Sanford

pp. 267-293

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Use of in situ 15N-labelling to estimate the total below-ground nitrogen of pasture legumes in intact soil–plant systems 

Ann M. McNeill, Chunya Zhu and Ian R. P. Fillery

pp. 295-304

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A comparison of chickpeas and pasture legumes for sustaining yields and nitrogen status of subsequent wheat 

I. C. R. Holford and G. J. Crocker

pp. 305-316

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Nitrogen cycling in semi-arid Mediterranean zones: removal and return of nitrogen to pastures by grazing sheep 

P. F. White, T. T. Treacher and A. Termanini

pp. 317-322

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Inhibiting methane production in Brahman cattle by dietary supplementation with a novel compound and the effects on growth 

G. J. McCrabb, K. T. Berger, T. Magner, C. May and R. A. Hunter

pp. 323-329

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Tunicamycin reduces wool growth by slowing the mitotic activity of wool follicles 

S. C. Davies, I. H. Williams, C. L. White and J. E. Hocking Edwards

pp. 331-336

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Influence of grazing frequency and intensity on tiller appearance and death rates of Lolium perenne L. under subtropical conditions 

F. R. McKenzie

pp. 337-342

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Studies on seed transmission of subterranean clover mottle virus and its detection in clover seed by ELISA and RT-PCR 

R. Njeru, D. G. Ferris, R. A. C. Jones and M. G. K. Jones

pp. 343-350

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Effect of common root rot (Cochliobolus sativus) on yields of barley under experimental conditions in northern Syria 

J. A. G. van Leur, M. Z. Alamdar and S. Khawatmi

pp. 351-358

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Occurrence of tomato spotted wilt tospovirus in native flora, weeds, and horticultural crops 

L. J. Latham and R. A. C. Jones

pp. 359-369

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Field leaching and degradation of atrazine in a gradationally textured alkaline soil 

P. R. Stork

pp. 371-376

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Micropropagated dwarf off-type Cavendish bananas (Musa spp., AAA) show improved tolerance to suboptimal temperatures 

Olivia P. Damasco, Mike K. Smith, Ian D. Godwin, Steve W. Adkins, Robert M. Smillie and Suzan E. Hetherington

pp. 377-384

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