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Perennial pastures for marginal farming country in southern Queensland. 2. Potential new grass cultivar evaluation

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Selection of perennial grasses as a component of legume-based pastures on light-textured soils in the dry tropics of Queensland

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Perennial pastures for marginal farming country in southern Queensland. 1. Grass establishment techniques

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Grasses of Southern Africa

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Perennial pastures for marginal farming country in southern Queensland. 1. Grass establishment techniques

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