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Staple strength

III. Variations through the wool selling season

D. A. Ross New Zealand Wool Industries Research Institute (Inc.), Dunedin
Pages 523-537 | Received 13 Mar 1961, Published online: 15 Feb 2012

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Peter Baxter & Jeremy Wear. (2022) A Profile of New Zealand Crossbred Wool Clip in Both Greasy and Scoured Forms in the 2017-18, 2018-19, and 2019-20 Seasons. Journal of Natural Fibers 19:13, pages 5588-5604.
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D.A. Ross, G.A. Carnaby & J. Lappage. (1986) WOOLLEN-YARN MANUFACTURE. Textile Progress 15:1-2, pages 1-70.
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D. A. Ross. (1965) Wool growth of the New Zealand Romney. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 8:3, pages 585-601.
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R.L. Bratt. (1965) 6—THE EFFECT OF STAPLE STRENGTH ON WORSTED PROCESSING PART III. FIBRE-LENGTH DISTRIBUTION AND SPINNING. Journal of the Textile Institute Transactions 56:2, pages T62-T72.
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D. A. Ross. (1964) The relation of count to other characteristics of New Zealand wools. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 7:4, pages 666-677.
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R.L. Bratt, D.A. Ross & L.F. Story. (1964) 15—THE EFFECT OF STAPLE STRENGTH ON WORSTED PROCESSING: PART II. CARDING AND COMBING OF 58/60s. Journal of the Textile Institute Transactions 55:3, pages T165-T174.
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