African Journal of Range and Forage Science
Journal / African Journal of Range and Forage Science / Vol. 17 No. 1 (1982) / Articles

The history of Smuts finger grass with special reference to the highveld region

17-20

Resilience and stability of the grasslands of the Transkei

Bush control with fire in Acacia nigrescens/Combretum apiculatum savanna in Botswana

25-28

An economic evaluation of steer livemass gain from kikuyu differentially fertilized with nitrogen

29-32

The effect of stocking rate and grazing system on the performance of beef steers grazing an Eragrostis curvula pasture

33-37

The use of a covariance analysis to compare derived linear regressions in stocking rate trials

38-40

Effective utilization of the valley bushveld

41-45

The growth of young cattle and sheep managed on a preference and follower herd basis within a rotational grazing system on veld

46-47

The influence of vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhizas on production and nutrition of white clover

48-50

The responses of tall fescue and white clover to lime and phosphorus on highly leached soils of the Natal Mistbelt

51-56

The management of plant cover on mine wastes in Zimbabwe: fertilizer trials on slimes dams

57-60

The influence of cutting height, planting density, harvesting frequency and fertilization of edible dry matter yield of Leucaena leucocephala (Lam.) De Wit

61-64

Evaluation of different grass species for possible use in the stabilization of constructed waterways

64-68

The potential of three sub-tropical grasses in the East London coastal belt

69-72

Productivity and stability of various grass-legume mixtures with different intensities of defoliation and levels of nitrogen fertilisation

73-75

Primary production of rangeland: practical and interpretive problems

76-78

Use of the dry-weight-rank method of botanical analysis in the Eastern Transvaal Highveld

79-82

The development of the ecological index method for assessing veld condition in the Karoo

84-89

The grazing capacity of sweetveld: 1 A technique to record grazing capacity

90-93

The grazing capacity of sweetveld: 2. A model to estimate grazing capacity in the false thornveld of the Eastern Cape

94-98

The effect of cutting on carbon dioxide absorption and carbohydrate contents of Ehrharta calycina and Osteospermum sinuatum

99-105

The effect of night temperature and leaf inorganic nitrogen status on the C4 pathway enzymes in selected C4 photosynthetic grasses

106-111

Redistribution of groundwater in three sub habitats of a Burkea Savanna

112-115

The comparative feeding behaviour of goats and impalas

117-121

Coevolution of African grasses and large herbivores

122-128

The value of Smuts finger grass for beef production

129-129