Tropical
Grasslands
Vol. 3 1969
Presidential address: |
1–11 | |
Tropical Pasture
Species ReviewThe Setaria sphacelata complex– A review—J.B. Hacker and R.J. Jones,
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13–34 |
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The distribution of black spear grass (Heteropogon contortus) in
tropical Queensland —R.F. Isbell, |
35–41 | |
Responses to phosphorus, copper and potassium on a granite loam of the
wet tropical coast of Queensland—J.K. Teitzel, |
43–48 |
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Establishment and persistence of some legumes and grasses after ash seeding
on newly burnt brigalow land—J.E. Coaldrake and M.J. Russel, |
49–55 |
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Mortality of some tropical grasses and legumes following frosting in the
first winter after sowing—R.M. Jones, |
57–63 | |
Preliminary studies on cutting and storing Nandi setaria hay—V.R. Catchpole,
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65-66 | |
Proceedings: |
76-90 | |
A survey of Townsville stylo (Townsville lucerne) pastures established
in the Northern Territory up to 1969—L.E. Woods, |
91–98 |
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99–108 |
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Growth of tropical and temperate grasses and legumes under irrigation in
south-west Australia—F.J. Roberts and B.A. Carbon, |
109–116 |
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Preliminary work on pasture species and beef production in Sarawak, Malaysia—J.R.
Dunsmore and C.B, Ong, |
117–122 |
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Evaluation of temperate legumes on a solodic soil and a gilgaied clay soil
in the southern Brigalow Region—J.S. Russell, |
123–136 | |
Death of Siratro due to violet root rot—R.M. Jones, J.L. Alcorn and M.C.
Rees, |
137-139 | |
Viability of Panicum coloratum seed in storage—R. Roe and R.W. Williams,
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141-142 | |
Proceedings: |
144-153 | |
Proceedings: |
154-169 |