B. S. Dear - Concepedia

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B. S. Dear

New South Wales Department of Primary Industries

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B Dear, B. Dear, B. S. Dear, B.S Dear, B.S. Dear, Brian Dear, Brian S. Dear, Dear, Brian

112

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New South Wales Department of Primary Industries Charles Sturt University Plant Industry The University of Western Australia Agriculture and Food

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B. S. Dear is an author at New South Wales Department of Primary Industries specializing in botany, agricultural economics, and sustainable agriculture.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	17	21	939
2	Public Health	15	18	1.1K
3	Social Sciences	5	5	261
4	Medicine	2	2	40
5	Natural Sciences	2	2	152

B. S. Dear

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	Year	Citations
New annual and short-lived perennial pasture legumes for Australian agriculture—15 years of revolution P. G. H. Nichols, A. Loi, Bradley Nutt, Field Crops Research Regenerative AgricultureSustainable AgricultureAgricultural EconomicsCrop RotationLegume Science	2007	236
Agronomic consequences of tractor wheel compaction on a clay soil K. Y. Chan, Albert Oates, A. D. Swan, Soil and Tillage Research Soil CompactionEngineeringCivil EngineeringSustainable AgricultureAgricultural Economics	2005	145
Field evaluation of perennial grasses and herbs in southern Australia. 2. Persistence, root characteristics and summer activity Zhongnan Nie, S. M. Miller, Geoff Moore, Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture Applied Plant EcologyBiodiversityEngineeringBotanyBiogeography	2008	124
Effect of pasture management on the contributions of fixed N to the N economy of ley-farming systems Mark B. Peoples, R.R. Gault, G. J. Scammell, Australian Journal of Agricultural Research	1997	124
The potential for developing fodder plants for the salt-affected areas of southern and eastern Australia: an overview M. E. Rogers, A. D. Craig, Rana Munns, Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture Eastern AustraliaBotanyLand UseSoil SalinitySalt-affected Areas	2005	111
The search for new pasture plants to achieve more sustainable production systems in southern Australia B. S. Dear, M. A. Ewing Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture Precision AgricultureSalt-tolerant Forage PlantsEngineeringRangeland ProductivityLand Use	2008	97
Evaluation of perennial pasture legumes and herbs to identify species with high herbage production and persistence in mixed farming zones in southern Australia Guangdi Li, G. M. Lodge, Geoff Moore, Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture Precision AgricultureEngineeringBotanyHigh Herbage ProductionAgricultural Economics	2008	94
Field evaluation of perennial grasses and herbs in southern Australia. 1. Establishment and herbage production K. F. M. Reed, Zhongnan Nie, S. M. Miller, Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture EngineeringBotanyLand UseAgricultural EconomicsSocial Sciences	2008	61
Established perennial grasses reduce the growth of emerging subterranean clover seedlings through competition for water, light, and nutrients B. S. Dear, P. S. Cocks, Damian Collins, Australian Journal of Agricultural Research	1997	55
Outcomes of the search for new perennial and salt tolerant pasture plants for southern Australia B. S. Dear, K. F. M. Reed, A. D. Craig Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture EngineeringBotanyAgricultural EconomicsPotential AdaptationPlant-soil Interaction	2008	54

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