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Kumar D, Dwivedi GK, Singh SN.  2005.  Seed yield and quality of buffel grass (Cenchrus ciliaris) as influenced by row spacing and fertiliser level. Tropical grasslands. 39:107-111. Abstract
Kirschbaum MUF, Harms B, Mathers NJ, Dalal RC.  2008.  Soil carbon and nitrogen changes after clearing mulga (Acacia aneura) vegetation in Queensland, Australia: Observations, simulations and scenario analysis. Soil biology & biochemistry. 40:392-405. Abstract
King EG, Stanton ML.  2008.  Facilitative effects of Aloe shrubs on grass establishment, growth, and reproduction in degraded Kenyan rangelands: Implications for restoration. Restoration Ecology. 16:464-474. Abstract
Khan TA, Bhatt RK, Suresh G.  2008.  Estimation of understorey grass production in Acacia tortilis - Cenchrus ciliaris silvopastoral system through Principal Component Regression analysis. Range Management and Agroforestry. 29:119-124. Abstract
Khan IA, Ayub N, Mirza SN, Nizami SM, Azam M.  2008.  Yield and water use efficiency (WUE) of Cenchrus ciliaris as influenced by Vesicular arbuscular Mycorrhizae (VAM). Pakistan Journal of Botany. 40:931-937. Abstract
Keya GA.  1998.  Growth, water relations and biomass production of the savanna grasses Chloris roxburghiana and Cenchrus ciliaris in Kenya. Journal of Arid Environments. 38:205-219. Abstract
Kelly PJ, Wiedemann HT.  1999.  An improved distribution system for chaffy seeded grasses. Australian journal of experimental agriculture. 39:317-324. Abstract
Kaur K, Midmore DJ, Jalota RK, Ashwath N.  2006.  Pasture composition in cleared and uncleared woodlands. Australian journal of botany. 54:459-470. Abstract
Kathju S, Lahiri AN, Shankarnarayan KA.  1978.  INFLUENCE OF SEED SIZE AND COMPOSITION ON DRY-MATTER YIELD OF CENCHRUS-CILIARIS. Experientia. 34:848-849.
Kackar A, Shekhawat NS.  1991.  PLANT-REGENERATION FROM CULTURED IMMATURE INFLORESCENCES OF CENCHRUS-SETIGERUS AND CENCHRUS-CILIARIS. Indian Journal of Experimental Biology. 29:62-64. Abstract

 

 

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