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Soil Improvement With Bauxite Residues, W H. Tacey, S. C. Ward, K. J. Summers, N. J. Barrow
Soil Improvement With Bauxite Residues, W H. Tacey, S. C. Ward, K. J. Summers, N. J. Barrow
Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4
The sandy soils of the Peel-Harvey catchment hold water and nutrients very poorly. The Gavin ridges dry out quickly during rainless periods and this severely limits pasture growth. These ridges and the lower lying Joel and Coolup sands also lose a large proportion of the phosphorus, sulfer and potash fertilisers applied to them. Normally the sands lack clay materials to bind and hold the nutrients so rainfall leaches them out.
The Peel-Harvey Study Group, CSIRO, Alcoa and Murdock University have studied the use of a residue from bauxite mining to help overcome these problems. The treated residue has a texture …
Soil Types And Drainage, Eric Bettenay, N. J. Schofield
Soil Types And Drainage, Eric Bettenay, N. J. Schofield
Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4
At least 90 per cent of the phosphorus entering the Peel-Harvey estuarine system comes from land cleared for agriculture, most of it from the coastal plain. These soils are naturally deficient on phosphorus and sulfur and this is supplied in superphosphate, which contains about 10 per cent phosphorus and 1 percent sulphur.
However, rain leaches some of this applied phosphorus from the land into drains and rivers which flow into the estuary. In 1981, farmers in the Harvey River-Mayfields Drain catchment lost the equivalent of 1,300 tonnes of superphosphate into the estuary. Between them they have in effect spent $120,000 …
Alternative Pasture Species For Deep Sands, D A. Nicholas
Alternative Pasture Species For Deep Sands, D A. Nicholas
Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4
Although the climate of the swan coastal plain between Perth and Bunbury is suitable for growing a range of pasture species, some soil types greatly limit this range.
Pasture species commonly grown in the South-West, such as subteranean clover and annual ryegrass, can only be grown successfully on the better soils of the coastal plain - the loams, yellow sands and Joel sands. On the freely drained, deep, infertile Gavin sands such species rarely persist because of the soil's poor water holding capacity, and its water repellency and its poor ability to retain nutrients.
Alternative Land Uses, D A. Morrison, B. C. Mattinson
Alternative Land Uses, D A. Morrison, B. C. Mattinson
Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4
One aproach to minimise the high nutrient content and associated algal pollution of the Peel-Harvey estuarine system is to reduce phosphorus losses at their source. Farmers can do this by changing land use is such a way thar phosphorus run-off fromthe catchment soils into drainage is prevented or at least reduced.
The department of Agriculture is investigating the economics of alternative uses, particularly substituting forestry with Pinus pinaster or Eucalyptus globulus (Tasmanian blue gum) for present beef and sheep enterprises. P. pinaster is used for logging and E. globulus for pulping.
Research Objectives In Vertebrate Pest Control, A J. Oliver
Research Objectives In Vertebrate Pest Control, A J. Oliver
Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4
The European rabbit, introduced into Australia in 856 by an early settler for hunting, caused massive losses to agricultural production in Western Australia in 1940s and 1950s.
In those years most of the country's recources and efforts allocated to vertebrate pest problems were aimed at controlling this animal.
Research and control measures by Commonwealth and State agencies, including the introduction of myxomatosis, were largely responsible for reducing the rabbit problem to the comparatively minor one it is now.
Today, the Agricultural Protection Board is involved in the control of a much wider range of mammals and birds which cause losses …
A Theoretical And Experimental Examination Of Sodium Chloride Hydration, Debra Conway Modra
A Theoretical And Experimental Examination Of Sodium Chloride Hydration, Debra Conway Modra
Dissertations and Theses
A Hitachi Hu 125C transmission electron microscope in which the standard specimen holder was replaced by an environmental cell was used to observe the hydration of sodium chloride crystals. To observe Kelvin curvature and solubility effects sodium chloride crystals which were 0.1u or smaller were of special interest. An electrohome video system attached to the electron microscope was used to record the sodium chloride hydration for subsequent particle measurement and viewing.
A theoretical model was also developed. Thermodynamic properties such as the Kelvin curvature and solubility effects were considered as well as the kinetic expressions for salt dissolution/recrystalization and water …
I :Synthesis And Evaluation Of Polymer Supported Homogenous Oxidation Catalysts. Ii: Synthesis And Evaluation Of Polymer Supported Multi Site Phase Transfer Catalysts Iii: Synthesis Of Potential Herbicides, Russell L. Leonard
Retrospective Theses and Dissertations
This report consists of three parts. Part I involved the synthesis and evaluation of some polymer supported homogeneous oxidation catalysts – specifically, the synthesis of polystyrene 2(bis-salicylaldehyde) 2-methyl propylene-1, 3-diiminato cobalt (II) and polystyrene 2(bis-2, 4-pentanedione) 2-methyl propylene-1, 3-diiminato cobalt (II). Part II involved the synthesis of both soluble and insoluble phase transfer catalysts designed to catalyze nucleophilic substitution reactions. Trisite quaternary phosphonium and disite quaternary phosphonium salts were prepared. Part III involved the synthesis of several potential herbicides.
Studies On The Biochemical And Antibiotic Patterns Of The Genus Citrobacter, Craig Richard Tanner
Studies On The Biochemical And Antibiotic Patterns Of The Genus Citrobacter, Craig Richard Tanner
University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations
Today three species are recognized in the genus: C. freundii, C. amalonaticus, and C, diversus. C. freundii is known to occur as three varieties: C. freundii H2S +, IND -, C. freundii H2S +, IND +, and C. freundii H2S -, IND -.
The role of Citrobacter in disease has not been investigated thoroughly. The organism is a normal inhabitant of the human intestine, being as common as Escherichia coli in infants. With age, the child's intestine begins to show a greater ratio of E. coli to Citrobacter (Nahhas, personal communication). Citrobacter has been …
A Two Part Research Report: Aromatic Nucelophilic Fluoroal Koxylation Via Cationic Phase Transfer Catalysis And Reactions Of Unsymmetrical Vinamidinium Salts With Organometallic Reagents, Joseph E. Coury
Retrospective Theses and Dissertations
This report discusses research which was conducted in two areas: the study of aromatic nucleophilic fluoroalkoxylation assisted via cationic phase transfer catalysis and the study of unsymmetrical vinamidinium salts and their reactions with organometallic reagents.
Sodium alkoxides have been successfully used to fluoroalkoxylate activated halo- aryl and heteroaryl substrates under phase transfer catalysis conditions. Optimum reaction conditions incorporated tetra-n-butyl-phosphonium bromide as the catalyst and refluxing toluene as the solvent medium. Different quarternary phosphonium and arrmonium salts have been evaluated as catalysts: also, the effects of activating groups, leaving groups, and nucleophiles have been reported.
The reaction of 3-dimethylamino-3-phenyl-prop-2-en-l-ylidendimethyliminium perchlorate with …
Ua66/8/3 Annual Report, Wku Geography & Geology
Ua66/8/3 Annual Report, Wku Geography & Geology
WKU Archives Records
Annual report of activities of the WKU department of Geography & Geology.
Vegetation Changes In Four Study Areas At Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, Kathryn Ann Kerr
Vegetation Changes In Four Study Areas At Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, Kathryn Ann Kerr
Masters Theses
The sampling transects at Indiana Dunes were established to show the pre-burn condition of the vetetation and to monitor the long term effects of burning. However, one year of monitoring showed changes in vetetation that further substantiate the need for the burning program.
Miller Woods (Transect A) has burned frequently in recent years. The one year without fire showed little change in the herbaceous layer. The few notable herbaceous changes might indicate a transition to a more mesic community, but should be viewed skeptically because of the wet season in 1982.
Nearly half of the small shrub species at Miller …
The Intermolecular Force Field Of Acetylene-Hcl: The Normal Coordinate And Centrifugal Distortion Analysis Of Two Weakly Bound Rigid Rods, Rebecca S. Lee
The Intermolecular Force Field Of Acetylene-Hcl: The Normal Coordinate And Centrifugal Distortion Analysis Of Two Weakly Bound Rigid Rods, Rebecca S. Lee
Masters Theses
In order to determine the intermolecular force field of C2H2⋅⋅HCl, a normal coordinate analysis appropriate for two weakly bound rigid rods is developed. An exact centrifugal distortion analysis is then carried out on the microwave spectrum of this "T''-shaped hydrogen-bonded π complex. The distortion constants and published matrix-isolated vibrational frequencies are employed in the normal coordinate analysis to obtain the intermolecular force field and refinements in the structural parameters. The following van der Waals force field is found to reproduce the existing spectroscopic constants of C2H2⋅⋅H35Cl … . This study …
Sediment Oxygen Demand In Streams Receiving Sewage Effluent, John J. Schultz
Sediment Oxygen Demand In Streams Receiving Sewage Effluent, John J. Schultz
Masters Theses
Sediment oxygen demand is an important factor in determining dissolved oxygen concentrations in streams and rivers subjected to sewage effluents and other sources of organic pollution. Resuspension of sediments during bottom-scouring after periods of heavy precipitation exerts an immediate and increased oxygen demand on the water and is expected to decrease sediment oxygen demand at the site.
Sediment samples were collected monthly from April through November, 1983 from three small streams subjected to sources of organic pollution. The samples collected were arbitrarily categorized into wet and dry period samples based on the total precipitation between collection dates. Sediment oxygen demand …
The Sedimentary Petrology And Sedimentology Of The Unnamed Middle Eocene Sandstones Of Scow Bay, Indian And Marrowstone Islands, Northwest Washington, Leslie A. Melim
The Sedimentary Petrology And Sedimentology Of The Unnamed Middle Eocene Sandstones Of Scow Bay, Indian And Marrowstone Islands, Northwest Washington, Leslie A. Melim
WWU Graduate School Collection
The unnamed Middle Eocene sandstones of Scow Bay are well exposed on the beaches of Indian and Marrowstone Island, northwest Washington. The rocks strike approximately east-west and dip to the north except on the east coast of Marrowstone Island where the structure is more complex. Each of the four coastal sections was described in detail, and the most complete was also measured.
The sandstone beds are typically thin- to very-thick-bedded, structureless lithic arenite. Locally abundant sedimentary structures include dish structures, vague horizontal lamination, load casts, flame structures, soft sediment deformation, and shale clasts. Interbedded with the sandstones are minor siltstones …
A Scc Mo Calculation On The Tetracyanoethylene-Benzene Complex, Joe Kirsch, Shannon Lieb, Mark Cisneros
A Scc Mo Calculation On The Tetracyanoethylene-Benzene Complex, Joe Kirsch, Shannon Lieb, Mark Cisneros
Scholarship and Professional Work - LAS
Dr. Shannon Lieb's contribution to Volume 94 of the Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science.
Feral Donkeys : An Assessment Of Control In The Kimberley, S H. Wheeler
Feral Donkeys : An Assessment Of Control In The Kimberley, S H. Wheeler
Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4
Feral donkeys are one of the major limitations to increased pastoral production in many parts of the Kimberley area of Western Australia, where they compete with cattle for food. In addition donkeys are aggressive animals, driving cattle from watering points and better grazing areas. They eliminate perenial plants by overgrazing and therefore reduce the carrying capacity of the range.
Originally introduced as draught animals, donkeys were released when cars arrived; since then they have bred up to large numbers in many areas.
For several years the Agricultural Protection Board has undertaken a programme of donkey shooting from helicopters. Since this …
Comparison Of Conventional Boomspray And C.D.A. Equipment For Weed Control In Cereals, J R. Peirce, B. J. Rayner
Comparison Of Conventional Boomspray And C.D.A. Equipment For Weed Control In Cereals, J R. Peirce, B. J. Rayner
Experimental Summaries - Plant Research
l. 84N067 - Ryegrass
2. 84N068 - Capeweed
3. 84ME69 - Capeweed
4. 84 (40-41) - Ryegrass & Radish
5. C.D.A. - Capeweed
6. Boomspray Capeweed
Comparison of conventional boomspray and C.D.A. equipment for weed control in cereals – 84C40, 84C41, 84ME69, 84NO67, 84NO68.
Effectiveness of Roundup C.T. with and without crop oils applied through Controlled Droplet Applicators (C.D.A.) – Wongan Hills Research Station.
Effectiveness of Roundup C.T. with and without crop oils applied through a conventional boomspray – Wongan Hills Research Station.
Lupins Wheat Rotation Long Term Rotation Trials, I Rowland, W Hawkins
Lupins Wheat Rotation Long Term Rotation Trials, I Rowland, W Hawkins
Experimental Summaries - Plant Research
Long term rotation trials - 66M29, 67Cl3, 67N4, 68E5, 68SG5, 73SG16.
Lupins Wheat Rotation - 80TS3, 82TS2, 82M26.
Annual Departures From Average Annual Precipitation In Nebraska, 1850-1983, Conservation Survey Division
Annual Departures From Average Annual Precipitation In Nebraska, 1850-1983, Conservation Survey Division
Conservation and Survey Division
No abstract provided.
Annual Outflow Of Water From Nebraska, 1950-1983, Conservation Survey Division
Annual Outflow Of Water From Nebraska, 1950-1983, Conservation Survey Division
Conservation and Survey Division
No abstract provided.
Annual Departures From Average Annual Precipitation In Nebraska, 1850-1983, Conservation And Survey Division
Annual Departures From Average Annual Precipitation In Nebraska, 1850-1983, Conservation And Survey Division
Conservation and Survey Division
No abstract provided.
Inventory Of Irrigation Water Use In Box Butte County, Nebraska 1981, D. R. Lawton, L. L. Leahon
Inventory Of Irrigation Water Use In Box Butte County, Nebraska 1981, D. R. Lawton, L. L. Leahon
Conservation and Survey Division
No abstract provided.
Lupin Growth And Water Use; Wheat, Barley, Pea, Rob Delane, J. Hamblin, A Bishop Ms
Lupin Growth And Water Use; Wheat, Barley, Pea, Rob Delane, J. Hamblin, A Bishop Ms
Experimental Summaries - Plant Research
84C16/84C17 Lupin Growth and Water Use. 84C19 Effect of Density and Nitrogen on Growth and Yield of Uniculm and Tillering Wheat. 84C20 Maturity, Nitrogen and Density Effects of Barley. 84C21 Wheat Variety Trial. 84C18/23/28/33 Pea Research in the Geraldton Region. 84C32 Effect of Terra Sorb on Wheat Yield.
Clover, Bluegreen Aphid And Red Legged Mite Screening, Medicago Murex Evaluation, D J. Gillespie
Clover, Bluegreen Aphid And Red Legged Mite Screening, Medicago Murex Evaluation, D J. Gillespie
Experimental Summaries - Plant Research
Clover scorch: In spite of poor seasonal conditions, adequate levels of clover scorch developed in the test plots to readily identify susceptible clovers. Of the 333 introductions tested, 23% scored 3.0 or less indicating a high level of resistance. Bluegreen aphid screening: Two hundred and twenty four randomly selected subterranean clovers from all Western Mediterranean collections were tested for resistance to BGA in Nov/Dec of 1983. The susceptibility of annual legumes to Bluegreen aphid. Red legged earth mite screening: Results of two preliminary experiments to develop techniques for mass screening for RLEM resistance in subterranean clover were reported last year. …
Nmr Measurements On Intercalated 3r-Tas2.Ix (I=Nh3 And N2h4), N. H. Handly, Juana Vivó Acrivos
Nmr Measurements On Intercalated 3r-Tas2.Ix (I=Nh3 And N2h4), N. H. Handly, Juana Vivó Acrivos
Juana Vivó Acrivos
No abstract provided.
Manganese Nutrition Of Cereals, J W. Gartrell
Manganese Nutrition Of Cereals, J W. Gartrell
Experimental Summaries - Plant Research
Acidifying N fertilizers on availability of native soil Mn, and on fertilizer Mn applied in two forms and two mixing methods 84NO3. Acidifying N fertilizers Mn sources, methods of incorporation 84NO4. Acidifying N fertilizers, Mn sources, methods of incorporation 84NO5. Varietal differences among wheats in ability to absorb and utilize manganese in deficiency situations 84NO6. Manganese residual with acidifying nitrogen fertilizers 84NO7.
Investigation Of Root And Foliar Diseases Associated With Decline In Wheat Yields On Sandplain, Jill Wilson
Investigation Of Root And Foliar Diseases Associated With Decline In Wheat Yields On Sandplain, Jill Wilson
Experimental Summaries - Plant Research
A Wheat Industry Research Council Project. In 1984 research was conducted in collaboration with Dr John Hamblin, Dr Allan Brown, Mr Rob Delane and Dr Mark Sweetingham. 1. Field Trial (GE84Cl5): Interactions between disease and agronomic factors, particularly rotation with lupins, and deep tillage. ( i) Yields, (ii) Incidence of root diseases, (iii) Root length and diseased root length, (iv) Leaf disease. 2. Farm Survey (sites from trial 84GE57 of Dr Allan Brown) Incidence of Common Root Rot
Angler Harvest Survey Of Lake Francis Case, South Dakota, Lawrence M. Miller
Angler Harvest Survey Of Lake Francis Case, South Dakota, Lawrence M. Miller
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
An angler harvest survey, consisting of two independent surveys, was conducted on Lake Francis Case, South Dakota, from May through October 1981, and April through October 1982. An aerial angler count was used to estimate angle pressure, and an angler interview survey was used to estimate catch rate. In 1981, a section of Lake Francis Case in the vicinity of the Gregory County Pump Storage Project (Zone 2) was surveyed. IN 1982, the survey was expanded to include the entire reservoir (additional Zones 1 and 3). Estimated fishing pressure for Zone 2 in 1981 was 188,631 angler-hours and in 1982 …
Abundance, Biomass, And Diversity Of Aquatic Invertebrates In Level Ditches And Adjacent Natural Emergent Marsh In An Eastern South Dakota Wetland, Michael R. Broschart
Abundance, Biomass, And Diversity Of Aquatic Invertebrates In Level Ditches And Adjacent Natural Emergent Marsh In An Eastern South Dakota Wetland, Michael R. Broschart
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
The aquatic invertebrate communities of level ditches and adjacent natural emergent marsh in a South Dakota prairie wetland were sampled during the summer of 1982. Collections were made in both the water column and the bottom substrates. Forty-five taxa were collected. Analysis of variance indicated that a significantly greater mean number of taxa and a larger mean number of all macroinvertebrates were present in level ditches than in the natural emergent marsh. No differences were detected for mean biomass of all macroinvertebrate taxa collectively. Several taxa had a greater mean number and biomass in the level ditches than in the …
Use Of Eastern South Dakota Shelterbelts By Nesting Birds Of Prey, Scott E. Norelius
Use Of Eastern South Dakota Shelterbelts By Nesting Birds Of Prey, Scott E. Norelius
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
This study was conducted in 1979 and 1980 to determine abundance, productivity, food habits, and ranges of raptors utilizing shelterbelts were in a 78 km² Brookings County study area. The shelterbelts were heterogeneous stands of trees and shrubsplanted in linear rows. Major tree species included elm (Ulmus spp.), green ash (Fraxinus pennsylvanica), cottonwood (Populus deltoids), Russian olive (Elaeagnus angustifolia), and eastern red cedar (Juniperus scopulorum). Major shrub species included honeysuckle (Lonicera tatarica) and lilac (Syringa vulgaris). Ninety-eight raptors were observed on the study area over the 2 breeding seasons investigated (1979-1980). Species observed were the American kestrel (Falco sparverius), Swainson’s …