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Journal Article 2003

Autor: Mullen, BF Gabunada Junior, FA Shelton, HM Stür, Werner W.

Leucaena leucocephala is an important agroforestry species pan-tropically, but relatively little is known of the forage production potential of other species in the genus. The agronomic potential of 116 accessions, represent ing the 28 species and subspecies of the Leucaena genus and several arti...

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Mullen, BF ,  Gabunada Junior, FA ,  Shelton, HM ,  Stür, Werner W. ,  [Agronomic evaluation of Leucaena. Part 2. Productivity of the genus for forage production in subtropical Australia and humid-tropical Philippines] ,  Agronomic evaluation of Leucaena. Part 2. Productivity of the genus for forage production in subtropical Australia and humid-tropical Philippines
Journal Article 1990

Autor: Izac, A.M.N. Anaman, K.A. Jones, R.

Our aim in this study was to identify the economically optimal level of use of resources for a grazing system in tropical Australia and to compare it with the biological optimum. Grazing management trials were conducted in the Ord River irrigation area of north-western Australia. Biologists at th...

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Izac, A.M.N. ,  Anaman, K.A. ,  Jones, R. ,  [Biological and economic optima in a tropical grazing ecosystem in Australia] ,  Biological and economic optima in a tropical grazing ecosystem in Australia
Journal Article 1984

Autor: Bray, RA Hutton, EM Beattie, WM

A breeding program to select low-mimosine lines of leucaena has been in progress since 1970. Selections were evaluated in two field trials at Lansdown. Although the low-mimosine selections did indeed have lower mimosine than the control cultivars, their dry matter yield was also inferior (about t...

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Bray, RA ,  Hutton, EM ,  Beattie, WM ,  [Breeding Leucaena for low-mimosine: Field evaluation of selections] ,  Breeding Leucaena for low-mimosine: Field evaluation of selections
Journal Article 2015-06-15

Autor: Ummenhofer, Caroline C. Xu, Hong Twine, Tracy E Girvetz, Evan H. McCarthy, Heather R Chhetri, Netra Nicholas, Kimberly A.
Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/68908

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Ummenhofer, Caroline C. ,  Xu, Hong ,  Twine, Tracy E ,  Girvetz, Evan H. ,  McCarthy, Heather R ,  Chhetri, Netra ,  Nicholas, Kimberly A. ,  [How climate change affects extremes in maize and wheat yield in two cropping regions] ,  How climate change affects extremes in maize and wheat yield in two cropping regions
Journal Article 1996

Autor: Chakraborty, S. Cameron, DF Boland, R Kelemu, Segenet Fernandes, C.D. Charchar, Maria José
Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/44061

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Chakraborty, S. ,  Cameron, DF ,  Boland, R ,  Kelemu, Segenet ,  Fernandes, C.D. ,  Charchar, Maria José ,  [Risk of serious anthracnose damage to stylo cultivars] ,  Risk of serious anthracnose damage to stylo cultivars
Journal Article 2010-12-15

Autor: Valbuena, Diego Bregt, A.K. McAlpine, C. Verburg, P.H. Seabrook, L.

In rural regions, land use changes (LUC) are often the result of the decision-making of individual farmers. To influence this decision-making, compulsory and voluntary mechanisms are implemented. However, farmers’ decision-making is a heterogeneous process that depends on their ability and willin...

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Valbuena, Diego ,  Bregt, A.K. ,  McAlpine, C. ,  Verburg, P.H. ,  Seabrook, L. ,  [An agent-based approach to explore the effect of voluntary mechanisms on land use change: a case in rural Queensland, Australia] ,  An agent-based approach to explore the effect of voluntary mechanisms on land use change: a case in rural Queensland, Australia
Journal Article 1990

Autor: Lenne, J.M.

A wide range of fungi, two bacteria and several viruses and nematodes have been recorded throughout the tropics on a group of Cassia species defined as taxonomically and geographically related to Cassia rotundifolia. Although limited information was found on the relative importance of these patho...

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Lenne, J.M. ,  [Diseases of Cassia species--a review] ,  Diseases of Cassia species--a review
Journal Article 1986

Autor: Sonoda, RM Lenne, J.M.

Diseases of Aeschynomene spp. observed in forage evaluation trials in South America and Florida, U.S.A. are described and discussed. Newly discovered diseases include Polythrincium sp. leaf blotch, Calonectria sp. dieback, and Rhizoctonia solani Kuhn foliar blight. Diseases previously reported fr...

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Sonoda, RM ,  Lenne, J.M. ,  [Diseases of Aeschynomene species] ,  Diseases of Aeschynomene species
Journal Article 1989

Autor: Bayer, W. Waters-Bayer, Ann

Discusses the possibilities and limitations of applying Australian scientific knowledge and experience to Africn pastoral production systems, i.e., of transfering technology between areas with similar natural conditions but different prduction systems. Assesses production system and major constra...

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Bayer, W. ,  Waters-Bayer, Ann ,  [Adapting tropical pasture research to the production system: From Australian ranching to African pastoralism] ,  Adapting tropical pasture research to the production system: From Australian ranching to African pastoralism
Journal Article 2002

Autor: Davis, G.H. Galloway, S.M. Ross, I.K. Gregan, S.M. Ward, J. Nimbkar, B.V. Ghalsasi, P.M. Nimbkar, C. Gray, G.D. Subandriyo, I.I. Tiesnamurti, Bess Matyniuk, E. Eythorsdottir, E. Mulsant, P. Lecerf, F. Hanrahan, J.P. Bradford, G.E. Wilson, T.

Recent discoveries that high prolificacy in sheep carrying the Booroola gene (FecB) is the result of a mutation in the BMPIB receptor and high prolificacy in Inverdale sheep (FecXI) is the result of a mutation in the BMP15 oocyte-derived growth factor gene have allowed direct marker tests to be d...

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Davis, G.H. ,  Galloway, S.M. ,  Ross, I.K. ,  Gregan, S.M. ,  Ward, J. ,  Nimbkar, B.V. ,  Ghalsasi, P.M. ,  Nimbkar, C. ,  Gray, G.D. ,  Subandriyo, I.I. ,  Tiesnamurti, Bess ,  Matyniuk, E. ,  Eythorsdottir, E. ,  Mulsant, P. ,  Lecerf, F. ,  Hanrahan, J.P. ,  Bradford, G.E. ,  Wilson, T. ,  [DNA tests in prolific sheep from eight countries provide evidence on origin of the Booroola (FecB) mutation] ,  DNA tests in prolific sheep from eight countries provide evidence on origin of the Booroola (FecB) mutation

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