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Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture
Volume 28 Number 2 1988


The influence of shade on milk production of Holstein-Friesian cows in a tropical upland environment 

TM Davison, BA Silver, AT Lisle and WN Orr

pp. 149-154

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Responses of cattle to different space allowances, pen sizes and road conditions during transport 

GA Eldridge, CG Winfield and DJ Cahill

pp. 155-159

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Failure of antisomatostatin antibodies to stimulate the growth of crossbred lambs 

RM Hoskinson, P Djura, RJ Welch, BE Harrison, GH Brown, JB Donnelly and MR Jones

pp. 161-165

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Carcass composition of the South Australian Merino and its crosses with the Booroola and Trangie Fertility Merino 

DO Kleemann, RW Ponzoni, JE Stafford and RJ Grimson

pp. 167-171

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Effects of defaunation of the rumen and supplementation with amino acids on the wool production of housed Saxon Merinos. 1. Lupins and extruded lupins 

DJ Cottle

pp. 173-178

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Effects of defaunation of the rumen and supplementation with amino acids on the wool production of housed Saxon Merinos. 2. Methionine and protected methionine 

DJ Cottle

pp. 179-185

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Do sows need straw for nest-building ? 

GD Hutson

pp. 187-194

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Resistance to Phomopsis stem blight reduces the lupinosis toxicity of narrow-leafed lupin stems 

WA Cowling, JG Allen and PM Wood

pp. 195-202

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Incidence of Colletotrichum trifolii on lucerne in New South Wales, its host range and reaction of lucerne cultivars to inoculation 

GE Stovold and A Francis

pp. 203-210

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Influence of quadrat sampling intensity on precision of grain sorghum yield data 

LJ Wade and JH Ladewig

pp. 211-214

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Importance of mineral nitrogen in the subsoil to yield and uptake of nitrogen by wheat in southern New South Wales 

AC Taylor, WJ Lill and AA McNeill

pp. 215-222

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Tillage practices and the growth and yield of wheat in southern New South Wales: Yanco, in a 425 mm rainfall region 

RA Fischer, IB Mason and GN Howe

pp. 223-236

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Growth and yield of rice cultivars under sprinkler irrigation in south-eastern Queensland. 1. Effects of sowing time 

S Fukai and P Inthapan

pp. 237-242

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Growth and yield of rice cultivars under sprinkler irrigation in south-eastern Queensland. 2. Comparison with maize and grain sorghum under wet and dry conditions 

P Inthapan and S Fukai

pp. 243-248

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Growth and yield of rice cultivars under sprinkler irrigation in south-eastern Queensland. 3. Water extraction and plant water relations dash comparison with maize and grain sorghum 

S Fukai and P Inthapan

pp. 249-252

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Emergence of wheat may be reduced by seed weather damage and azole fungicides and is related to coleoptile length 

GM Murray and J Kuiper

pp. 253-261

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Effect on scald (Rhynchosporium secalis (Oud.) J. Davis) infection on yield response of Stirling barley to various sowing rates 

TN Khan

pp. 263-266

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Insecticide-retentive carriers. 1. Methods of analysis 

JM Desmarchelier and C Paine

pp. 267-269

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Insecticide-retentive carriers. 2. Fenitrothion-impregnated clays 

JM Desmarchelier and CM Ahern

pp. 271-278

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Spatial distribution and sequential sampling of Nysius spp. (Hemiptera: Lygaeidae) on sunflowers 

PG Allsopp, S Iwao and LR Taylor

pp. 279-282

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Effect of type of rootstock on yields of Carina grapevines (Vitis vinifera) and levels of citrus nematode (Tylenchulus semipenetrans Cobb) 

M Edwards

pp. 283-286

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Honeybee pollination of highbush blueberries (Vaccinium corymbosum) 

RD Goodman and KA Clayton-Greene

pp. 287-290

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