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2005 Publications
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	SOIL ATTRIBUTES IN A SIERRA NEVADA RIPARIAN MEADOW AS INFLUENCED BY GRAZING (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(1-Feb-05)
	BEEF CATTLE FORAGE CONDITIONING OF 6 NORTHERN GREAT BASIN GRASSES: REGROWTH FORAGE QUALITY (Abstract Only)	(20-Jan-05)
	ASPEN RESTORATION IN THE GREAT BASIN USING COMBINATIONS OF SELECTIVE JUNIPER CUTTING AND PRESCRIBED FIRE (Abstract Only)	(20-Jan-05)
	ARE GUIDELINES FOR SAGE GROUSE HABITAT REALISTIC IN WYOMING BIG SAGEBRUSH COMMUNITIES IN EASTERN OREGON? (Abstract Only)	(20-Jan-05)
	WILL SPRING CATTLE GRAZING AMONG YOUNG BITTERBRUSH ENHANCE SHRUB GROWTH? (Experiment Station)	(1-Jan-05)
	THE NUTRITIONAL DYNAMICS OF OUR MAJOR RANGELAND GRASSES (Experiment Station)	(1-Jan-05)
	MINERAL CONCENTRATION PATTERNS AMONG OUR MAJOR RANGELAND GRASSES (Experiment Station)	(1-Jan-05)
	ALTERING BEEF CATTLE DISTRIBUTION WITHIN RANGELAND PASTURES WITH SALT AND WATER (Experiment Station)	(1-Jan-05)
	IMPROVING LATE-SUMMER AND WINTER FORAGE QUALITY WITH LIVESTOCK GRAZING (Experiment Station)	(1-Jan-05)
	INFLUENCE OF WYOMING BIG SAGEBRUSH ON SPATIAL VARIATION OF MICRO-ENVIRONMENTS AND HERBACEOUS VEGETATION (Abstract Only)	(1-Jan-05)
	A PHOTO-BASED MONITORING TECHNIQUE FOR WILLOW COMMUNTIES (Abstract Only)	(1-Jan-05)
	RESTORING SPECIES RICHNESS AND DIVERSITY IN A RUSSIAN KNAPWEED-INFESTED RIPARIAN PLANT COMMUNITY USING HERBICIDES (Experiment Station)	(1-Jan-05)

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