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Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture
Volume 45 Number 11 2005
Salinity Solutions: Working with Science and Society


Preface: Salinity Solutions — Working with Science and Society 

M. Crawford and K. Goss

pp. I-I

 


The role of plants and plant-based research and development in managing dryland salinity in Australia 

A. M. Ridley and D. J. Pannell

pp. 1341-1355

  
 


Potential of current perennial plant-based farming systems to deliver salinity management outcomes and improve prospects for native biodiversity: a review 

E. C. Lefroy, F. Flugge, A. Avery and I. Hume

pp. 1357-1367

  
 


Capture of agricultural surplus water determines the productivity and scale of new low-rainfall woody crop industries 

D. Cooper, G. Olsen and J. Bartle

pp. 1369-1388

  
 


Using soil and climatic data to estimate the performance of trees, carbon sequestration and recharge potential at the catchment scale 

R. J. Harper, K. R. J. Smettem and R. J. Tomlinson

pp. 1389-1401

  
 


The economics of managing tree–crop competition in windbreak and alley systems 

R. Sudmeyer and F. Flugge

pp. 1403-1414

  
 


Multi-disciplinary approaches suggest profitable and sustainable farming systems for valley floors at risk of salinity 

E. G. Barrett-Lennard, R. J. George, G. Hamilton, H. C. Norman and D. G. Masters

pp. 1415-1424

  
 


Improving salt tolerance of wheat and barley: future prospects 

T. D. Colmer, R. Munns and T. J. Flowers

pp. 1425-1443

  
 


Genetic variation in five populations of strawberry clover (Trifolium fragiferum cv. Palestine) in Western Australia 

K. S. McDonald, P. S. Cocks and M. A. Ewing

pp. 1445-1451

  
 


Predicted salinity impacts from land use change: comparison between rapid assessment approaches and a detailed modelling framework 

C. Beverly, M. Bari, B. Christy, M. Hocking and K. Smettem

pp. 1453-1469

  
 


Farm, food and resource issues: politics and dryland salinity 

D. J. Pannell

pp. 1471-1480

  
 


Lessons from agri-environmental policies in other countries for dealing with salinity in Australia 

A. Weersink and A. Wossink

pp. 1481-1493

  
 


Social persistence of plant-based management of dryland salinity 

N. Barr and R. Wilkinson

pp. 1495-1501

  
 


Epilogue: from propaganda to practicalities — the progressive evolution of the salinity debate 

J. Passioura

pp. 1503-1506

  
 


  
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