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Section 3: Soil Fertility

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	Phosphorus Utilization in Grassland Ecosystems J Karlovsky, Ruakura Soil and Plant Research
	Availability of Soil Phosphate to Tropical Pasture Species F W. Smith, CSIRO
	Manurial Value of Liquid, Anaerobically Digested Sewage Sludge on Grassland in the West of Scotland K F. Edgar, University of the West of Scotland R D. Harkess, University of the West of Scotland J Frame, University of the West of Scotland
	Waste- Water Application, Dry-Matter Production, and Nitrogen Balanced Rhodesgrass Grown on Fine-Textured Soil or on Sand Dunes T Kipnis, The Volcani Center A Feigin, The Volcani Center I Vaisman, The Volcani Center J Shalhevet, The Volcani Center
	Effect of Converting Chaparral to Grassland on Soil Fertility in a Mediterranean-Type Climate M B. Jones, University of California R L. Koenigs, University of California C E. Vaughn, University of California A H. Murphy, University of California
	Effect of N-P-K Fertilization on Mineral Composition of Poa pratensis L. Grown on a Shallow Muck Soil J W. Lightner, Purdue University C L. Rhykerd, Purdue University G E. Van Scoyoc, Purdue University D B. Mengel, Purdue University C H. Noller, Purdue University B O. Blair, Purdue University
	Some Effects of Applied Nitrogen on Grass Growth in Field Swards at Different Times of Year D Wilman, University College of Wales P T. Wright, University College of Wales
	Effect of Lime on Lucerne in Relation to Soil Acidity Factors G P. Mahoney, Department of Agriculture, AU H R. Jones, Department of Agriculture, AU J M. Hunter, Department of Agriculture, AU
	Liming for Tropical Legume Establishment and Production G H. Snyder, University of Florida A E. Kretschmer Jr, University of Florida
	Residual Effects of Two Years of Very High Nitrogen Applications on Clay Soil under Grass in a Humid Temperate Climate W H. PRins, Institute for Soil Fertility
	Impact of Phosphorus and Potassium Fertilization on Maintaining Alfalfa-Orchardgrass Swards in Hokkaido, Japan H Oohara, Hokkaido University N Yoshida, Hokkaido University K Fukunaga, Hokkaido University W G. Colby, Hokkaido M Drake, Hokkaido W F. Wedin, Hokkaido University G Kemmler, Hokkaido University H R. Uxekull, Hokkaido University M Hasegawa, Hokkaido University
	Suitability of Early Pleistocene Sandy Lowlands for the Cultivation of Alfalfa (Medicago sativa L.) E Wojahn, GDR G Mundel, GDR W Kreil, GDR
	Phytotoxic Response of Five Range-Grass Species to Six In-Situ Fossil-Fuel Retort Waters O D. Skinner, University of Wyoming J C. Sexton, University of Wyoming T S. Moore, University of Wyoming D S. Farrier, University of Wyoming
	Prediction of the Supply of Soil Nitrogen to Grass D C. Whitehead, The Grassland Institute, UK
	Soil Nutrient Constraint for Legume-Based Pastures in the Brazilian Cerrados W Couto, CIAT C Sanzonowics, EMBRAPA
	Pasture Production and Changes in Soil Fertility on a Long-Term Irrigated Superphosphate Trial at Winchmore, New Zealand B F. Quin, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, NZ D S. Rickard, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, NZ