Crop Management, Populations, Canopy Structure

Canopy architecture and nitrogen utilisation for biomass production: the contrast between maize and sunflower
A.M. Massignam^{1, 2}, S.C. Chapman³, G.L Hammer⁴,and S Fukai¹

Modification of Within-canopy Microclimate in Maize for Intercropping in the Lowland Tropics
I K. D. Jaya^{1, 2}, C. J. Bell¹ and P. W. Sale¹

Compensatory and competitive ability of two canola cultivars
B. Lythgoe¹, R.M. Norton¹, M.E. Nicolas² and D.J. Connor²

Effects of plant population on pyrethrins yield of pyrethrum, (Tanacetum cinerariifolium) in Tasmania
D. Fulton, R. Clark, and A. Fulton

High Sowing Rates Reduce Seed Weight in Canary Seed (Phalaris canariensis L.)
J.F. Ford¹, R.M. Norton¹, S.E. Knights¹ and R.G. Flood²

Faba bean seeding rates for central and southern NSW
P.W. Matthews ¹, D.J. Carpenter ², A. Smith ² and N.A. Fettell ³

Unique root mass in Australia’s rice
A.J. Robson¹, R.L. Williams^{1, 2} and T.C Farrell^{1, 2}

Earliness Management Systems for Cotton Production
G.N. Roberts and G.A. Constable

Achieving the Genetic Potential of Peanuts in Irrigated Production Systems
G.C. Wright¹, N.C. Rachaputi¹, D. White², M. Robertson³, J. Tonks¹, P. Burrill⁴, S. Ginns⁵ and K. Bullen⁶

• "Science and Technology: Delivering Results for Agriculture?". Edited by Barry Rowe, Danny Donaghy and Neville Mendham. Proceedings of the 10th Australian Agronomy Conference, January 2001, Hobart, Tasmania.