Vol. 18 (2001) | African Journal of Range and Forage Science

The effects of topo-edaphic variables and cultivation on the woody vegetation of Weenen Nature Reserve, KwaZulu-Natal

L Breebaart, TG O’Connor, JC Hughes, CD Morris, IA Rushworth

75-91

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A study of animal production under different grazing regimes in the False Upper Karoo at Grootfontein

PCV du Toit

137-141

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Production and decomposition of plant litter in an arid rangeland of Kenya

WN Ekaya, JI Kinyamario

125-129

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Quantified range condition assessment of open Camelthorn savanna along a degradation gradient

I Zimmermann, FP Graz, NNT Imasiku, ND Muroua, MM Sibalatani, MH Berry, CS Sikopo

111-116

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Sampling efficiency for species composition assessments using the wheel-point method in a semi-arid savanna

BH Brockett

93-101

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What does the new century offer range science in southern Africa?

PJK Zacharias

69-73

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The relation between canopy spread cover and the aboveground available phytomass of Nama Karoo subshrubs and grasses

PCV du Toit

143-146

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Seasonal variation in forage quality and mimosine contents of two varieties of Leucaena leucocephala

AA Akingbade, IV Nsahlai, CD Morris

131-135

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Abiotic and herbaceous vegetational characteristics of an arid rangeland in Kenya

WN Ekaya, JI Kinyamario, CN Karue

117-124

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The influence of tree density on the grass layer of three semi-arid savanna types of southern Africa

CGF Richter, HA Snyman, GN Smit

103-109

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African Journal of Range and Forage Science
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Articles

The effects of topo-edaphic variables and cultivation on the woody vegetation of Weenen Nature Reserve, KwaZulu-Natal

A study of animal production under different grazing regimes in the False Upper Karoo at Grootfontein

Production and decomposition of plant litter in an arid rangeland of Kenya

Quantified range condition assessment of open Camelthorn savanna along a degradation gradient

Sampling efficiency for species composition assessments using the wheel-point method in a semi-arid savanna

What does the new century offer range science in southern Africa?

The relation between canopy spread cover and the aboveground available phytomass of Nama Karoo subshrubs and grasses

Seasonal variation in forage quality and mimosine contents of two varieties of Leucaena leucocephala

Abiotic and herbaceous vegetational characteristics of an arid rangeland in Kenya

The influence of tree density on the grass layer of three semi-arid savanna types of southern Africa

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