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A taxonomic study of science spikelet elymus species of western United States

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Acarau Valley in Northeast Brazil: vegetation, soils, and land use

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Acceptability of big sagebrush to sheep and goats: role of monoterpenes

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Acquisition of foraging skills by lambs eating grass or shrub

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Activities of domestic sheep on central Utah ranges

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Adoption of range management innovations by Utah livestock producers

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Agro-Sylvo-Pastoral approach to deseretification control and increased productivity

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Allometric analysis of plant growth in woodland communities

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Amount of experience and age affect the development of foraging skills in goats

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An Evaluation of State-and-Transition Model Development fo Ecological Sites in Northern Utah

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Analysis of institutional approaches for management of common rangeland resources in sub-Saharan Africa

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Analysis of the relationship between sale values of public grazing leases and sale values of comparable private range lands in Southern Alberta

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Analysis of trend and methods used to determine trend on southern Utah national forests

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Analysis of wadi vegetation in the Jordanian Hamad

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Animal nutritional response to sward structure under short duration grazing management

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Applying the concept of feeding stations to the behavior of cattle grazing variable amounts of available browse

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Appraisal of range production on certain sites of the Basa Giuba region, Somali Republic

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Appraisal report of a single family residence

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Approach for selecting native species for rehabilitation of disturbed arid sites

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Approach to range inventory for the annual range type of the arid and semi-arid regions of the Sudan and Range improvement by waterspreading in the Gash Delta, Kassala Province: Democratic Republic of the Sudan

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