Range management

The expected outcomes for the patient may include an optimal response to therapy (blood pressure maintained in an acceptable range), management of common adverse drug reactions, and an understanding of and compliance with the prescribed therapeutic regimen. 

Martin, S.C. Morton, H.L. (1980). Responses of false mesquite, native grasses and forbs and Lehmann lovegrass after spraying with picloram. Journal of Range Management, 33, 104-6. 

McEwen, L.C., C.E. Knittle, and M.L. Richmond. 1972. Wildlife effects from grasshopper insecticides sprayed on short-grass range. Jour. Range Manage. 25 188-195. 

Lynch, G.W. and R.D. Nass. 1981. Sodium monofluoroacetate (1080) relation of its use to predation on livestock in western national forests. Jour. Range Manage. 34 421-423. 

Erdman, J.A., R.J. Ebens, and A.A. Case. 1978. Molybdenosis a potential problem in ruminants grazing on coal mine spoils. Jour. Range Manage. 31 34-36. 

Kubota, J. 1975. Areas of molybdenum toxicity to grazing animals in the western United States. Jour. Range Manage. 28 252-256. 

Hickman, K. R., D. C. Hartnett, R. C. Cochran, and C. E. Owensby. (2004). Grazing management effects on plant species diversity in tallgrass prairie. Journal of Range Management 57(1) 58-65. 

Majak, W., Mcdiarmid, R.E., Hall, J.W. and Willms, W. (2000). Alkaloid levels of a tall larkspur species in southwestern Alberta, J. Range Manage., 53, 207-210. 

Bfister, J.A. and Adams, D.C. (1993). Factors influencing consumption of ponderosa pine needles by grazing cattle during winter, J. Range Manage., 46, 394-398. 

Ralphs, M.H., Manners, G.D., Blister, J.A., Gardner, D.R. and James, L.F. (1997). Toxic alkaloid concentration in tall larkspur species in the western United States, J. Range Manage., 50, 497-502. 

Responses of sideoats grama to animal saliva and thiamine. Journal of Range Management 27, 400-401. 

Welch, B. L. and McArthur, E. D. (1981). Variation of monoterpenoid content among subspecies and accessions of Artemisia tridentata grown in a uniform garden. Journal of Range Management 34,380-384. 

Laycock, W. A. 1978. Coevolution of poisonous plants and large herbivores on rangelands. Journal of Range Management, 31 335-342. 

Molyneux, R. J. and Ralphs, M. H. 1992. Plant toxins and palatability to herbivores. Journal of Range Management, 45 13-18. 

Brejda, J.J., P.J. Shea, L.E. Moser, and S.S. Waller (1988). Atrazine dissipation and off-plot movement in a Nebraska sandhills subirrigated meadow. J. Range Manage., 41 416 -20. 

Pearce, R.A., M.J. Trlica, W.C. Leininger, D.E. Mergen, and G. Frasier (1998). Sediment movement through riparian vegetation under simulated rainfall and overland flow. J. Range Manage., 51(3) 301-308. 

Kubota, J., Naphan, E.A., and Oberly, G.H., Fluoride in thermal spring water and in plants of Nevada and its relationship to fluorosis in animals, J. Range Manage., 35, 188, 1982. 

Jones M. and Winans S. (1967) Subterranean clover versus nitrogen fertilized annual grasslands botanical composition and protein content. J. Range Manage. 20, 8-12. 

Jones M., Williams W., and Vaughn C. (1983) Soil characteristics related to production on subclover-grass range. J. Range Manage. 36, 444-446. 

McFarland M. L., Ueckert D. N., and Hartmann S. (1987) Revegetation of oil well reserve pits in west Texas. J. Range Manage. 40(2), 122. 

GARY D. MANNERS, JAMES A. PFISTER, MICHAEL H. RALPHS, KIP E. PANTER, AND JOHN D. OLSEN. Larkspur chemistry Toxic alkaloids in tall Larkspurs. J. Range Manage, 45-63-67, 1991. 

Jones TA, Ralphs MH, Gardner DR, Chatterton NJ. Cattle prefer endophyte-free robust needlegrass. J Range Manage 53 427-431, 2000. 

Vinton MA, Kathol ES, Vogel KP, Hopkins AA. Endophytic fungi in Canada wild rye widespread occurrence in natural grasslands in the central United States. J Range Manage 54 In press, 2001. 

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