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New Zealand's White Clover Industry
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Overview and vision for white clover
J.R. Caradus, D.R. Woodfield and A. V. Stewart pp. 1-6
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Trends in the global marketing of white clover cultivars
R.D.J. Mather, D. T. Melhuish and M. Herlihy pp. 7-14
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Cultivar development and links to industry
R.J.M. Hay and J.A. Lancashire pp. 15-18
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The intensifying requirements for white clover cultivar change
P.T.P. Clifford, G.A. Sparks and D.R. Woodfield pp. 19-24
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The practicalities of managing cultivar change
D. Allen pp. 25-27
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The incidence of insect pests and their Arthropod predators in 24 Canterbury white clover seed crops
N. Schroeder and P. Clifford pp. 29-33
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Paclobutrazol and white clover seed production: a non-fulfilled potential
J.G. Hampton pp. 35-39
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The key to successful second year white clover seed crops
B.L. McCloy and S.R. White p. 40
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Maximising seed production potential in white clover: factors influencing seed set per floret
R.G. Thomas pp. 41-44
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Managing White Clover to Attain its Genetic Potential
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The positioning of white clover cultivars in New Zealand
J.R. Caradus, R.J.M. Hay and D.R. Woodfield pp. 45-49
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Factors influencing farmer acceptance and uptake of new white clover cultivars
B. Belgrave pp. 51-54
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Management of clover in grazed pastures: expectations, limitations and opportunities
D.F. Chapman, A.J. Parsons and S. Schwinning pp. 55-64
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A review of the role of grazing management on the growth and performance of white clover cultivars in lowland New Zealand pastures
J.L. Brock and M.J.M. Hay pp. 65-70
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Value and potential of white clover for sheep production
G.W. Gardyne pp. 71-74
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Long-term effects of pastoral fallowing on the distribution and performance of white clover (Trifolium repens L.) in a hill country pasture
Z.N. Nie, I. Valentine, A. D. Mackay, D.J. Barker and J. Hodgson pp. 75-78
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Influence of grazing management and drought on white clover population performance and genotypic frequency
J.L. Brock and J.R. Caradus pp. 79-82
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Do cattle exhibit a preference for white clover?
G.P. Cosgrove, C.B. Anderson and R.H. Fletcher pp. 83-86
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White Clover and Nitrogen: fixed or applied?
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Issues affecting the competitiveness of white clover rhizobia in New Zealand pastures
C. W. Ronson and W.L. Lowther pp. 87-90
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Increasing symbiotic potentials in white clover
J.R. Crush and J.R. Caradus pp. 91-94
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European perspectives on nitrogen fixation and the application of mineral nitrogen
L.R. Mytton pp. 95-98
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Environmental impacts of nitrogen in pastoral agriculture
R.A. Carran and T. Clough pp. 99-102
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A farmer's experience with high N fertiliser inputs on grass/clover pastures
S. Barr pp. 103-106
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White clover or nitrogen fertiliser for dairying?
D.A. Clark and S.L. Harris pp. 107-114
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The value of N-fixation to pastoral agriculture in New Zealand
T.W. Walker pp. 115-118
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Nitrogen fertiliser effects on white clover in dairy pastures
S.L. Harris, D.A. Clark, C.D. Waugh and F.H. Clarkson pp. 119-124
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White Clover Science and Innovation
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Breeding strategies for developing transgenic white clover cultivars
D.R. Woodfield and D.W.R. White pp. 125-130
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Inheritance and expression of transgenes in white clover
A. Scott, D.R. Woodfield, A. Allan, D. Maher and D. W.R. White pp. 131-135
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White clover roots cause stolen burial
A. Cresswell p. 136
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The sensitivity of white clover root hairs to aluminium
D.A. Care pp. 137-140
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Response to selection for increased taproot diameter
D.R. Woodfield, J.R. Caradus, G.R. Cousins and T. Dunn pp. 141-143
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Differences in resource allocation to stolen branches of Kopu white clover genotypes induced by manipulation of rooting
M. Lötscher and M.J.M. Hay pp. 145-148
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White clover ecotype germplasm from the USA for development of New Zealand and overseas cultivars
K.H. Widdup, J.R. Caradus, J. Green, J.P. Mueller and C.P. Pennell pp. 149-153
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Deferred grazing to enhance white clover content in pastures
R.N. Watson, S.L. Harris, N.L. Bell and F.J. Neville p. 154
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White clover breeding for dryland sheep and cattle pastures in Australia
J.F. Ayres, J.R. Caradus, L.A. Lane and R.D. Murison pp. 155-158
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Water stress and water use efficiency of ten white clover cultivars
M. Barbour, J.R. Caradus, D.R. Woodfield and W.B. Silvester pp. 159-162
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Third generation progress in breeding white clover for resistance to root-knot nematode
J. van den Bosch and C.F. Mercer pp. 163-166
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Inheritance of multifoliolate leaves in white clover
J.L. Ford and R.B. Claydon pp. 167-170
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Leaf senescence and clonal growth of white clover
S.M. Butcher, D. W. Fountain and M. T. McManus pp. 171-173
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