Table Of Content

Agroforestry Systems 32: 313-314, 1995. Contents Volume32 1995 Volume 32 No.1 1995 ALAVALAPATI, J.R.R., LUCKERT, M.K. and GILL, D.S. / Adop- tion of agroforestry practices: a case study from Andhra Pradesh, India DAVID, S. / What do farmers think? Farmer evaluations of hedgerow intercropping under semi-arid conditions KLOPFENSTEIN, N.B. and KERL, J.G. / The potential of biotechnol- ogy in temperate agroforestry practices NYBERG, G. and HOGBERG, P. / Effects of young agroforestry trees on soils in on-farm situations in western Kenya PRICE, C. / Moderate discount rates and the competitive case for agroforestry SALAFSKY, N. / Ecological factors affecting durian production in the forest gardens of West Kalimantan, Indonesia. A G/S-based cross- sectional analysis of a locally-developed agroforestry system UNRUH, J.D. and LEFEBVRE, P.A. / A _ spatial database approach for estimating areas suitable for agroforestry in sub- Saharan Africa: aggregation and use of agroforestry case studies Announcement Volume 32 No.2 1995 CARON, C.M. / The role of nontimber tree products in household food procurement strategies: profile of a Sri Lankan village 99-117 KARACHI, M. / Sesbania species as potential hosts to root-knot nematode (Meloidogyne javanica) in Tanzania 119-125 MADGE C. / Ethnography and agroforestry research: a case study from The Gambia 127-146 WOODWARD, A. and COPPOCK, D.L. / Role of plant defense in the utilization of native browse in southern Ethiopia 147-161 YUNUSA, I.A.M., MEAD, D.J., POLLOCK, K.M. and LUCAS, R.J. / Process studies in a Pinus radiata—pasture agroforestry system in a subhumid temperate environment. I. Water use and light interception in the third year 163-183 YUNUSA, I.A.M., MEAD, D.J., LUCAS, R.J. and POLLOCK, K.M. / Process studies in a Pinus radiata—pasture agroforestry system in a subhumid temperate environment. II. Analysis of dry matter yields in the third year 185-204 Announcement 205 314 Volume 32 No.3 1995 KAPP, G.B. and BEER, J. / A comparison of agrisilvicultural systems with plantation forestry in the Atlantic Lowlands of Costa Rica. Part I. Tree survival and growth 207-223 KOUKOURA, Z. and MENKE, J. / Competition for soil water between perennial bunch-grass (Elymus glaucus B.B.) and blue oak seedlings (Quercus douglasii H. & A.) 225-235 MAPA, R.B. and GUNASENA, H.P.M. / Effect of alley cropping on soil aggregate stability of a tropical Alfisol 237-245 MUSVOTO, C. and CAMPBELL, B.M. / Mango trees as components of agroforestry systems in Mangwende, Zimbabwe 247-260 SCHROTH, G., OLIVER, R., BALLE, P.. GNAHOUA, G.M., KANCHANAKANTI, N., LEDUC, B., MALLET, B., PELTIER, R. and ZECH, W. / Alley cropping with Gliricidia sepium on a high base status soil following forest clearing: effects on soil conditions, plant nutrition and crop yields 261-276 SMITH, J.W., LARBI, A., JABBAR, M.A. and AKINLADE, J. / Rumen degradation in sheep, goats and cattle and voluntary intake by sheep of four browse species 277-286 SMITH, J.W., LARBI, A., JABBAR, M.A. and AKINLADE, J. / Voluntary intake by sheep and goats of Gliricidia sepium fed in three states and at three levels of supplementation to a basal diet of Panicum maximum 287-295 ZHANG, H., BRANDLE, J.R., MEYER, G.E. and HODGES, L. / The relationship between open windspeed and windspeed reduction in shelter 297-311 Volume contents 313-314 Author index 315 Instructions to authors 317-321