Chapter 1
I Groping In A Strange Environment: 1788-1851
II Farmers Take The Initiative: 1851-1888
III Enter Education And Science: 1888-1927
IV Agricultural Science Pays Dividends: 1927-1987
V Examples Of Research And Development 1928-1988
VI International Aspects Of Agricultural Research
VII Future Prospects
VIII Acknowledgements
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In the preparation of this chapter the authors have been greatly assisted by many people and thank particularly: J. R. Allen, B. D. Booth, C. S. Christian, P. Laut, D. R. Lindsay, J. E Loneragan, E H. W. Morley, N. M. Tulloh, H. Newton Turner, and J. M. Vincent. Thanks are also due to the Victorian Department of Agriculture and Rural Affairs for the use of illustrations in Figs. 1-6 and to Calgene Pacific Ltd, in Fig. 7.
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