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Death model for tussock perennial grasses: a rainfall threshold for survival and evidence for landscape control of death in drought
K.C. Hodgkinson and W.J. Muller · 2005 · The Rangeland Journal (2005) 27(2): 105-115
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Evidence for palatability variation between the sex phenotypes of bladder saltbush from small-plot grazing trials
D. Walsh, M.H. Andrew, R. Sinclair and 1 other · 2005 · The Rangeland Journal (2005) 27(2): 89-96
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Identification of superior native and introduced grasses for low-input pastures in temperate Australia
P. Sanford, R.D.B. Whalley, D.L. Garden and 8 others · 2005 · The Rangeland Journal (2005) 27(1): 55-71
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Integrated shrub management in semi-arid woodlands of eastern Australia: ground and aerial application of defoliant to shrubs regenerating after disturbance
J.C. Noble, W.J. M�ller, N.D. MacLeod and 3 others · 2005 · The Rangeland Journal (2005) 27(2): 117-134
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Pasture production in cleared and uncleared grazing systems of central Queensland, Australia
K. Kaur, R.K. Jalota, D.J. Midmore and 1 other · 2005 · The Rangeland Journal (2005) 27(2): 143-149
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Performance of native and introduced grasses for low-input pastures. 1. Survival and recruitment
C.M. Waters, D.L. Garden, A.B. Smith and 3 others · 2005 · The Rangeland Journal (2005) 27(1): 23-39
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Preliminary assessment of gidgee (Acacia cambagei) woodland thickening in the Longreach district, Queensland
R.J. Fensham and R.J. Fairfax · 2005 · The Rangeland Journal (2005) 27(2): 159-168
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The role of the male flower spike as a cue for selective grazing in bladder saltbush
D. Walsh, R. Sinclair, M.H. Andrew and 1 other · 2005 · The Rangeland Journal (2005) 27(2): 97-103
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