The influence of Dohne Sourveld on the reproductive physiology of beef cattle by Erasmus, J. A.(Johann Andre)

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Apomiksie in Eragrostis en Themeda by Liebenberg, Heinrich

Subjects: “…Grasses -- Reproduction…”
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Establishment of Urochloa brachyura</i)(Hack.) Stapf and its potential role in planted pastures and reclamation

Subjects: “…Animal production…”
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Understanding the sustainability of free-range and/or grass-fed beef in South Africa by Fourie, Johanna Jacoba

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Foggage value of sub-tropical grasses

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Molecular tagging of Thinopyrum distichum chromosomes involved in salt tolerance by Loubser, Dalene

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The effect of inoculants on silage fermentation properties and on animal production by Meeske, Robin

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The production potential of Kikuyu (Pennisetum clandestinum) pastures over-sown with Ryegrass (Lolium spp.)

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The ecology of the Cape grass lizard, Chamaesaura anguina by Du Toit, Annemarie

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Use of remote sensing in native grass biomass modelling to estimate range productivity and animal performance in a tree-shrub savanna in southern Zimbabwe

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Decomposition of grasses in a South African savanna by Masubelele, Mmoto Leonard

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Decomposition of grasses in a South African savanna by Masubelele, Mmoto Leonard

“…Photodegradation was important in controlling the rate of decomposition among the different grass species standing litter. Different grass species decomposed at different rates. …”
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Water use of perennial summer grasses in South Africa

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The use of encapsulated condensed tannin extract and β-carotene supplementation to manipulate oxidative status, production and reproduction performance in sheep

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Phylogenetic and functional growth from diversification in the Cape grass genus Ehrharta Thunb by Verboom, George Anthony

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The differences in grass species composition and the effects on fire behaviour in an African mesic savanna by Wills, Cameron

“…This competitive advantage may be mitigated by landscape scale disturbances, including fire and small disturbances, such as game trails created by animals. Different grass clades appear to differ in productivity and moisture content with Andropogoneae (Themeda triandra and related species) being highly productive , but drying out early after exposure to drought compared to Paniceae (Panicum maximum and related species), which holds moisture for longer in the dry season. …”
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Modelling lead and cadmium uptake by star grass under irrigation with treated wastewater

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The evaluation and management of different grasses and legumes as potential cover crops in the vineyards of South Africa by Fourie, J. C.

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A study of the interactions between C₃ and C₄ grasses on Signal Hill, Cape Town by Ligavha, Maanda Solomon

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