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Articles 121 - 125 of 125
Full-Text Articles in Life Sciences
Grass Control In Legume-Grass Pastures., C. W. Thorn.
Grass Control In Legume-Grass Pastures., C. W. Thorn.
Experimental Summaries - Plant Research
1. Crop results following grass control in 1981 Trials. 81AL1, 81Na3, 81Ba2, 81Kal, 81Ka2, 81N3, 81N21, 81A23, 81AL88.
2. Effect of grass control on animal production trials. 81M01, 82Na29.
3. Effect of grass control on take-all trials. 82LG25, 82Na30.
4. Effect of pasture density and composition on soil nitrogen trials. 81A24, 82Na5, 82WH32.
5. Grass control on rotations trials. 82E35, 79E15.
6. Grass control in re-seeded clover pastures trials. 82N16, 82WH26.
Phosphorus Nutrition On Leaching Sands., D. M. Deeley, S. M. Mason, B. G. Barker
Phosphorus Nutrition On Leaching Sands., D. M. Deeley, S. M. Mason, B. G. Barker
Experimental Summaries - Plant Research
The excessive amounts of nutrients entering the Peel-Harvey Estuarine system have resulted in a marked increase in the abundance of algal species .within the estuary and reduced production on the sandy coastal soils of the catchment from which the nutrients are being leached. Recent stream samplings by D.C.E have shown that the deep grey Bassendean sands may be contributing up to 40 per cent of the total P loading in the Harvey River. Agriculture Department trials around Albany on similar sands have shown that up to 80 per cent of the bicarb extractable P may be lost after only 150 …
Alternative Pasture Species To Ryegrass For Areas Affected By Annual Ryegrass Toxicity., P. Dixon
Alternative Pasture Species To Ryegrass For Areas Affected By Annual Ryegrass Toxicity., P. Dixon
Experimental Summaries - Plant Research
The aim of this project is to find alternative pasture species to ryegrass in areas which are affected by Annual Ryegrass Toxicity, 82 KA 45. Pasture species row evaluation, 82 KA 40. Pasture species row evaluation, 82 KA 41. Pasture species row evaluation, 82 KA 42. Pasture species row evaluation, 82 KA 43. Medic species trial, 82 KA 44. Medic species trial, 82 KA 45.
Season, Growth Regulant / Seed Treatment / Foliar Spray Trials, D. Miers, M. Perry
Season, Growth Regulant / Seed Treatment / Foliar Spray Trials, D. Miers, M. Perry
Experimental Summaries - Plant Research
Rates and times of application of two chlormequat formulations. 82 BA 5, 82 c 3, 82 E 3, 82 M 3, 82 MR 6, 82 N 4, 82 WH 6. Growth regulators / seed dressings / foliar sprays on wheat. 82 BA 4, 82 BR 2, 82 LG 6, 82 MT 5, 82 TO 3, 82 c 2, 82 M 2, 82 N 3, 82 WH 5, 82 E 2, 82 ME 4, 82 NA 7, 82 KA 9a, 82 MO 2s, 82 NO 6, 82 KA 9b, 82 MO 2b, 82 NO 9. Chlormequat on yield and head loss …
Organic N-Chloramines: Chemistry And Toxicology, Frank E. Scully, Jr., Maxwell A. Bempong
Organic N-Chloramines: Chemistry And Toxicology, Frank E. Scully, Jr., Maxwell A. Bempong
Chemistry & Biochemistry Faculty Publications
The stability of aqueous solutions of organic N-chloramines, suspected of contaminating chlorinated water, has been studied. Two factors influence the decomposition of solutions of N-chloropiperidine and N-chlorodiethylamine: a spontaneous decomposition and photodecomposition. Since solutions of these compounds are relatively long-lived, a need for an analytical method for their identification is discussed. A new method is described which involves reaction of organic N-chloramines with arenesulfinic acid salts. The method gives high yields of stable arenesulfonamides. Several toxicological studies of N-chloropiperidine are described. The compound is mutagenic by Ames assay in Salmonella typhimurium strain TA 100 and does not require metabolic activation …