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Session 48: Winter Cold Temperate Rangelands- Maintenance and Restoration

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	Strategies for Maintenance and Restoration of Soil, Water, Flora and Fauna Resources in Cold Temperate Rangeland. I. Grass is not Always King; Manage for Diversity Bruce L. Welch, Shrub Sciences Laboratory, USDA New Zealand
	Strategies for Maintenance and Restoration of Soil, Water, Flora, and Fauna in Cold Temperate Rangelands. II. Technology Transfer Through a Fully Integrated Natural Resource Decision-Support Jack R. Carlson, USDA, Soil Conservation Service New Zealand
	High-Elevation Rangeland in the Himalaya and Tibetan Plateau: Issues, Perspective and Strategies for Livestock Development and Resource Conservation Daniel J. Miller, University of Montana Donald J. Bedunah, University of Montana New Zealand
	Growth and Persistence of Trifolium ambiguum on "High Country" in Tasmania, Australia J J. Yates, University of Tasmania New Zealand
	Effects of Burning and Grazing on Stability of Upland Snow Tussock (Chionochloa spp.) Rangeland in South Island, New Zealand A F. Mark, University of Otago New Zealand
	Tussac grass (Parodiochloa flabellata): A Potentially Valuable Forage for Winter Grazing in the Falkland Islands. I. Past Use and Management D.W H. Walton, British Antarctic Survey J H. Mcadam, Queen's University J A. Kerr, Agricultural Research Centre New Zealand
	Tussac Grass (Parodiochloa flabellata): A Potentially Valuable Forage for Winter Grazing in the Falkland Islands. II. Restoration of a Natural Resource G M. Hoppe, Department of Agriculture S G. Howlett, Agricultural Research Centre J A. Kerr, CSIRO New Zealand
	Control of Oxytropis ochrocephala Bge. on the Mountainous Pasture of Southern Ningxia, China Guo Sijia, Ningxia Agricultural College Chen Yizhong, Grassland Station of Ningxia Husbandry Bureau Li Kechang, Grassland Station of Ningxia Husbandry Bureau Xu Rong, Grassland Station of Ningxia Husbandry Bureau New Zealand
	Yield, Composition and in vitro Digestibility of Russell Lupin S M. Kitessa, Lincoln University G D. Hill, Lincoln University A M. Nicol, Lincoln University New Zealand
	Effects of Seedbed Environment of Germination and Seedling Establishment of Spiny Hopsage (Grayia spinosa [Hook.] Moq.) Nancy L. Shaw, USDA Forest Service Marshall R. Haferkamp, USDA, Agricultural Research Service New Zealand