Vol. 7 (1999): Ryegrass Endophyte: An Essential NZ Symbiosis

Past volumes

• Endophyte in New Zealand ryegrass pastures, an overview

  H.S. Easton

  1-9

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• Ryegrass endophyte: host/fungus interaction

  Jan Schmid, Michael Christensen

  101-106

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• Selection against toxin production in endophyte-infected perennial ryegrass

  B.A. Tapper, G.C.M. Latch

  107-111

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• The impact of endophyte on the health and productivity of sheep grazing ryegrass-based pastures

  L.R. Fletcher, B.L. Sutherland, C.G. Fletcher

  11-17

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• Field performance of perennial ryegrass (Lolium oerenne) infected with toxin-free fungal endophytes (Neotyphodium spp.)

  A.J. Popay, D.E. Hume, J.G. Baltus, G.C.M. Latch, B.A. Tapper, T.B. Lyons, B.M. Cooper, C.G. Pennell, J.P.J. Eerens, S.L. Marshall

  113-122

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• Establishing and maintaining a toxin-free pasture: a review

  D.E. Hume

  123-132

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• "Non-toxic" endophytes in ryegrass and their effect on livestock health and production

  L.R. Fletcher

  133-139

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• Selected endophyte: seed industry intentions

  W. Green, J. McKenzie

  141-142

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• Performance of lambs and the incidence of staggers and heat stress on two perennial ryegrass cultivars over three summers in the Manawatu

  S.J. Bluett, J. Hodgson, P.D. Kemp, T.N. Barry

  143-150

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• Survival of endophyte-infected ryegrass seed buried in soil

  D.E. Hume, M.P. Rolston, D.B. Baird, W.J. Archie, M.R. Marsh

  151-156

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• Consolidated summary of key points from the Ryegrass Endophyte Symposium: a farm consultant's perspective

  Colin Brown

  157-158

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• Ewe reproductive performance and growth rate of suckling-lambs on endophyte-infected perennial ryegrass pasture

  R.H. Watson, R.G. Keogh, M.F. Mcdonald

  19-26

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• Six years of selection responses for resistance or susceptibility to ryegrass staggers in sheep

  C.A. Morris, N.R. Towers, N.C. Amyes

  27-31

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• Experiences of ryegrass endophyte on farms on the East Coast of the North Island

  G.D. Milne, A.H. Russell, J.R. Russell, S.W. Russell, P.A. Russell

  33-37

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• Endophyte and dairy production in New Zealand: experience at the Dairying Research Corporation

  E.R. Thom, D.A. Clark, C.D. Waugh

  39-44

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• Endophyte toxins and performance of spring-calving dairy cows in Northland

  M.B. Blackwell, R.G. Keogh

  45-50

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• Farmer experience of perennial ryegrass endophyte on a Manawatu dairy farm

  Mark Hamilton-Manns, Rob Crothers

  51-56

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• Ryegrass endophyte and cattle growth in Northland

  H.S. Easton, J.N. Couchman

  57-62

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• Toxicology of ryegrass endophyte in livestock

  S.C. Munday-Finch, I. Garthwaite

  63-67

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• Effects of the mycotoxins lolitrem B and paxilline on gastrointestinal smooth muscle, the cardiovascular and respiratory systems, and temperature in sheep

  L.M. Mcleay, B.L. Smith

  69-75

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• Molecular biology of Epichloe endophyte toxin biosynthesis

  Barry Scott, Carolyn Young, Lisa Mcmillan

  77-83

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• Chemistry of endophytes: patterns and diversity

  G.A. Lane

  85-94

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• Ergot alkaloids additional to ergovaline in endophyte-infected perennial ryegrass and tall fescue in New Zealand

  G.A. Lane, B.A. Tapper, E. Davies

  95-100

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