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R. DAUBENMIRE
Norton, B. E. and McGarity, T. W. (1965). J. Br. Q~aueld. Soc. 29, 101-106. The
effect of burning of native pesture on soil temperature in northern New
South Wales.
Nye, P. H. (1959). U.N.E.S.C.O. AbidjanSympoeuna. Trgtieal eoiband vylctation,
69-63. Some effects of natural vegetation on the soils of weat Africa and their
development under cultivation.
Nye, P. H. and Greenland, D. J. (1960). Commonw. Bur. Soib, Tech. Cormnun.
51. 156. The mil under ehifting cultivation.
O'Connor, K. F. and Powell, A. J. (1963). N . Z . J1 @. Reu. 6, 354-367. Studies
in the management of snow-tussock gntssland. 1. The effecte of burning,
cutting and fertilizer on narrow-leaved snow-tussook (Chionochloo *igdda
(Raorll) Zotov) at a mid-altitude site in Canterbury, New Zealand.
Pechanec, J. F. and Hull, A. C. (1945). National Wool Grower 35(4), 13. Spring
forage lost through cheatgress fires.
Pechanec, J. F., Stewart, G., Plummer, A. P., Robertson, J. H. and Hull, A. C., Jr.
(1954). F a m r ' s BuU. 1948. (rev.). pp. 34. Sagebrush burning, good and
bad. U.S.D.A.
Penfound, W. T. (1964). Ecolosy 45, 838-845. Effecta of denudation on the
productivity of graeelsnd.
Penfound, W. T. and Kelting, R. W. (1960). Emlogy 81, 664-660. Some effecte
of winter burning on a moderately grazed pasture.
Phillips, E. P. (1919). S. Afr. J1 Sci. 16, 285-299. A preliminasy report on the
veld-burning experimente at Groenkloof, Pretoria.
Phillips, J. (1936). J. 8. Afr. B d . 2, 35-45. Fire in vegetation: A bad ms~ter, a
good servant, and a nstional problem.
Phillips, J. (1965). Ta21 Timber8 Fire Ecol. Conf. 5, 7-109. Fire as a maater and
servant: Ita influence in the bioclimatic regions of trans-Sahma Africa.
Pickford, 0. D. (1932). Ecology 12, 159-171. The influence of continued heavy
grazing and of promiscuous burning on spring-fall ranges in Utah.
Pitot, A. and Mawon, H. (1961). Inat. afr. Noire Bull. 18, 711-732. Quelques
donnth sur la temp6rature au c o w des feux de hrosae aux environs de
Dakar.
Plowea, D. C. H. (1967). Rhod. @. J . 54, 33-56. The eeasornl variation of crude
protein in twenty oommon veld grasses at Matopoa, Southern Rhodesia, and
related observations.
Pumphrey. F. V. (1966). Agron. J. 57,669-661. Residue management in Kentucky
bluegrass ( P a pratenais) and red fescue ( F e u t w rubru) eeed fielda.
Rachid-Edwards, M. (1956). Univ. Sdo Pado Fac. Film. Ckm. e Letraa, Bol.
209, Bat. 18, 39-68 (see: Herb. Abstr. 27-720). Alguns dispositivoe par8
p r o t q b de planatas mntra a seca e o fogo.
Ramsay, J. M. and Innes, R. R. (1963). Sole afr. 8, 41-85. Some quantihtive
ohemations on the effecta of €ire on the Guinea B&V&MB vegetation of
northern Ghana over a period of 11 years.
Reynolds, G. H. and Bohning, J. W. (1966). Eoology 37, 769-777. Effwte of
burning on a desert grass-shrub range in southern Arizona.
Rice, Lucile A. (1932). Ew&m 18, 393-401. Effect of fire on the pr&ie animal
communities.
Robertson, W. B. Jr. (lQ56). Mimeo. pp. 169 Homesteed, Fle. A Burvey of the
effects of ffre in Evergladee National Park.
Robocker, C. W. and Miller, B. J. (1955). J . Range Mgm4 8. 117-121. Effecte of
clipping, burning and oompetition on eetabliahment and survival of some
native graewa in W i s c ~ ~ i n .
R. DAUBENMIRE
Norton, B. E. and McGarity, T. W. (1965). J. Br. Q~aueld. Soc. 29, 101-106. The
effect of burning of native pesture on soil temperature in northern New
South Wales.
Nye, P. H. (1959). U.N.E.S.C.O. AbidjanSympoeuna. Trgtieal eoiband vylctation,
69-63. Some effects of natural vegetation on the soils of weat Africa and their
development under cultivation.
Nye, P. H. and Greenland, D. J. (1960). Commonw. Bur. Soib, Tech. Cormnun.
51. 156. The mil under ehifting cultivation.
O'Connor, K. F. and Powell, A. J. (1963). N . Z . J1 @. Reu. 6, 354-367. Studies
in the management of snow-tussock gntssland. 1. The effecte of burning,
cutting and fertilizer on narrow-leaved snow-tussook (Chionochloo *igdda
(Raorll) Zotov) at a mid-altitude site in Canterbury, New Zealand.
Pechanec, J. F. and Hull, A. C. (1945). National Wool Grower 35(4), 13. Spring
forage lost through cheatgress fires.
Pechanec, J. F., Stewart, G., Plummer, A. P., Robertson, J. H. and Hull, A. C., Jr.
(1954). F a m r ' s BuU. 1948. (rev.). pp. 34. Sagebrush burning, good and
bad. U.S.D.A.
Penfound, W. T. (1964). Ecolosy 45, 838-845. Effecta of denudation on the
productivity of graeelsnd.
Penfound, W. T. and Kelting, R. W. (1960). Emlogy 81, 664-660. Some effecte
of winter burning on a moderately grazed pasture.
Phillips, E. P. (1919). S. Afr. J1 Sci. 16, 285-299. A preliminasy report on the
veld-burning experimente at Groenkloof, Pretoria.
Phillips, J. (1936). J. 8. Afr. B d . 2, 35-45. Fire in vegetation: A bad ms~ter, a
good servant, and a nstional problem.
Phillips, J. (1965). Ta21 Timber8 Fire Ecol. Conf. 5, 7-109. Fire as a maater and
servant: Ita influence in the bioclimatic regions of trans-Sahma Africa.
Pickford, 0. D. (1932). Ecology 12, 159-171. The influence of continued heavy
grazing and of promiscuous burning on spring-fall ranges in Utah.
Pitot, A. and Mawon, H. (1961). Inat. afr. Noire Bull. 18, 711-732. Quelques
donnth sur la temp6rature au c o w des feux de hrosae aux environs de
Dakar.
Plowea, D. C. H. (1967). Rhod. @. J . 54, 33-56. The eeasornl variation of crude
protein in twenty oommon veld grasses at Matopoa, Southern Rhodesia, and
related observations.
Pumphrey. F. V. (1966). Agron. J. 57,669-661. Residue management in Kentucky
bluegrass ( P a pratenais) and red fescue ( F e u t w rubru) eeed fielda.
Rachid-Edwards, M. (1956). Univ. Sdo Pado Fac. Film. Ckm. e Letraa, Bol.
209, Bat. 18, 39-68 (see: Herb. Abstr. 27-720). Alguns dispositivoe par8
p r o t q b de planatas mntra a seca e o fogo.
Ramsay, J. M. and Innes, R. R. (1963). Sole afr. 8, 41-85. Some quantihtive
ohemations on the effecta of €ire on the Guinea B&V&MB vegetation of
northern Ghana over a period of 11 years.
Reynolds, G. H. and Bohning, J. W. (1966). Eoology 37, 769-777. Effwte of
burning on a desert grass-shrub range in southern Arizona.
Rice, Lucile A. (1932). Ew&m 18, 393-401. Effect of fire on the pr&ie animal
communities.
Robertson, W. B. Jr. (lQ56). Mimeo. pp. 169 Homesteed, Fle. A Burvey of the
effects of ffre in Evergladee National Park.
Robocker, C. W. and Miller, B. J. (1955). J . Range Mgm4 8. 117-121. Effecte of
clipping, burning and oompetition on eetabliahment and survival of some
native graewa in W i s c ~ ~ i n .