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Crop and Pasture Science

Crop and Pasture Science

Volume 62 Number 4 2011

CP10100Remote estimation of chlorophyll on two wheat cultivars in two rainfed environments

Davide Cammarano, Glenn Fitzgerald, Bruno Basso, Deli Chen, Peter Grace and Garry O'Leary

pp. 269-275

CP10219The 1BL/1RS translocation decreases grain yield of spring wheat germplasm in low yield environments of north-eastern Australia

Allan S. Peake, Arthur Gilmour and Mark Cooper

pp. 276-288

CP10317Modelling yield response of a traditional and a modern barley cultivar to different water and nitrogen levels in two contrasting soil types

L. Gabriela Abeledo, Daniel F. Calderini and Gustavo A. Slafer

pp. 289-298

CP10272Nitrogen and sulfur uptake and remobilisation in canola genotypes with varied N- and S-use efficiency differ at vegetative and maturity stages

Tatjana Balint and Zdenko Rengel

pp. 299-312

CP10318Indirect selection using reference and probe genotype performance in multi-environment trials

Ky L. Mathews, Richard Trethowan, Andrew W. Milgate, Thomas Payne, Maarten van Ginkel, Jose Crossa, Ian DeLacy, Mark Cooper and Scott C. Chapman

pp. 313-327

CP10361Diagnosis and simulation: a suitable combination to support farming systems design

Guillaume Martin, Jean-Pierre Theau, Olivier Therond, Roger Martin-Clouaire and Michel Duru

pp. 328-336

CP10115Soil organic carbon and total nitrogen under Leucaena leucocephala pastures in Queensland

Alejandro Radrizzani, H. Max Shelton, Scott A. Dalzell and Gunnar Kirchhof

pp. 337-345

CP10229Sward and tiller growth dynamics of Lolium perenne L. as affected by defoliation frequency during autumn

Jonathan A. Poff, Oscar A. Balocchi and Ignacio F. López

pp. 346-354

CP10320The use of conjoint analysis to determine the relative importance of specific traits as selection criteria for the improvement of perennial pasture species in Australia

K. F. Smith and P. F. Fennessy

pp. 355-365