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Jackson J.  2005.  Is there a relationship between herbaceous species richness and buffel grass (Cenchrus ciliaris)? Austral Ecology. 30:505-517. Abstract
Jessup RW, Burson BL, Burow G, Wang YW, Chang C, Li Z, Paterson AH, Hussey MA.  2003.  Segmental allotetraploidy and allelic interactions in buffelgrass (Pennisetum ciliare (L.) Link syn. Cenchrus ciliaris L.) as revealed by genome mapping. Genome. 46:304-313. Abstract
Jessup RW, Burson BL, Burow GB, Wang YW, Chang C, Li Z, Paterson AH, Hussey MA.  2002.  Disomic inheritance, suppressed recombination, and allelic interactions govern apospory in buffelgrass as revealed by genome mapping. Crop Science. 42:1688-1694. Abstract
Johnson MVV, Fulbright TE.  2008.  Is exotic plant invasion enhanced by a traditional wildlife habitat management technique? Journal of Arid Environments. 72:1911-1917. Abstract
Jones RM, McDonald CK, Clements RJ, Bunch GA.  2000.  Sown pastures in subcoastal south-eastern Queensland: pasture composition, legume persistence and cattle liveweight gain over 10 years. Tropical grasslands. 34:21-37. Abstract
Jones RJ, McIvor JG, Middleton CH, Burrows WH, Orr DM, Coates DB.  1997.  Stability and productivity of Stylosanthes pastures in Australia. I. Long-term botanical changes and their implications in grazed Stylosanthes pastures. Tropical grasslands. 31:482-493. Abstract
Jorge MAB, Van De Wouw M, Hanson J, Mohammed J.  2008.  Characterisation of a collection of buffel grass (Cenchrus ciliaris). Tropical Grasslands. 42:27-39. Abstract

 

 

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