Experimental Agriculture 1994: Vol 30 Index

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INDEX OF AUTHORS
Almeida, J.F. see Moreira, N. regeneration of two annual medics (Medicago
Anderson, L.S. Review of Dryland Farming: A Systems spp.) after wheat in northern Syria, 237
Approach (An Analysis of Dryland Agriculture in Collinson, M.P. and Tollens, E. The impact of the
Australia), ed. by V. Squires and P. Tow, 106 international agricultural centres; measure¬
Arnold, M.H. Experimental Agriculture and the Malthu¬ ment, quantihcation and interpretation, 395
sian challenge, 375 Corley, R.H.V. see Friend, D.
Arnold, M.H. Review of Crop Evolution, Adaptation and Coulter, J.K. Review of Common Property Resources: A
Yield, by L.T. Evans, 370 Missing Dimension of Development Strategies. (World
Austin, R.B. Review of Water Transport in Plants under Bank Discussion Papers No. 169), by N.S. Jodha,
Climatic Stress, ed. by M. Borghetti,J. Grace and 262
.A. Raschi, 371 Coulter, J.K. Review of The Effects of Economic Policies
Aweto, A.O. and Ishola, M.A. The impact of cashew on African Agriculture. (World Bank Discussion
[Anacardium occidentale) on forest soil, 337 Papers No. 147), by W.K. Jaeger, 261
Coulter, J.K. Review of Indigenous Integrated Farming
Bailey, J.A. Review of Pests and Pathogens: Plant Re¬ Systems in the Sahel. (World Bank Technical Paper
sponses to Foliar Attack. (Environmental Plant Bi¬ No. 179), by M. Spiers and O. Olsen, 261
ology Series), ed. P.G. Ayres, 105 Coutinho, J. see Moreira, N.
Batra, Lalita see Kumar, Ashok
Berger, K.C. Review of Volatile Oil Crops, ed. by Dawoud, Dafalla A. and Sauerborn, J. Impact of
R. K.M. May and P.G. Waterman, 374 drought stress and temperature on the parasitic
Bohringer, A., Tamo, M. and Dreyer, H.M. Growth weeds Striga hermonthica and Alectra vogelii in their
and productivity of pigeonpea (Cajanus cajan) early growth stages, 249
genotypes for use in alley cropping and their Day, \S. Review of Application Technology for Crop
interactions with the environment, 207 Protection, ed. by G.A. Matthews and E.C. His-
Bolanos, Ana see Iglesias, Carlos lop, 486
Breure, C.J. Development of leaves in oil palm (Elaeis Day, W. Review of Pesticide Application Methods (Second
guineensis) and determination of leaf opening Edition), by G.A. Matthews, 486
rate, 467 Dodd, J.C. Review ol Mycorrhizas in Ecosystems, ed by
Brouwer, J.B. see Ellis. R.H. D.J. Read, D.H. Lewis, A.H. Fitter and I.J.
Bunting, A.H. Review of Sustainable Food Production in Alexander, 108
Sub-Saharan Africa. I. lITA’s Contributions, by N. Dreyer, H.M. see Bohringer, A.
Russell et al., 264
Burgess, Paul J. see Smith, B. Gail Eaton, J.VV. Review of Duckweed Agriculture, by P.
Skillicorn, S. Spira and W. Journey, 372
Calle, Fernando see Iglesias, Carlos El-Sharkawy, Mabrouk A. see Pellet, Didier
Carr, M.K.V. see Smith, B. Gail Ellis, R.H., Lawn, R.J., SummerHeld, R.J., Qi, A.,
Carr, M.K.V. see Stephens, William Roberts, E.H., Chay, P.M., Brouwer, J.B.,
Carsky, R.J., Singh, L. and Ndikawa, R. Suppression Rose, J.L. and Yeates, S.J. Towards the reliable
of Striga hermonthica on sorghum using a cowpea prediction of time to flowering in six annual
intercrop, 349 crops. HI. Cowpea (Vigna unguiculata), 17.
Carter, R.C. Review of S«cf«.s/K/ Smale Scale Irrigation in Ellis, R.H., Lawn, R.J., Summerfield, R.J., Qi, A.,
the Sahel. (World Bank Technical Paper No. 171) by Roberts, E.H., Chay, P.M., Brouwer, J.B.,
E.P. Brown and R. Nooter, 483 Rose, J.L., Yeates, si.J. and Sandover, S.
Ceccarelli, S., Erskine, W'., Hamblin, J. and Grando, Towards the reliable prediction of time to flow¬
S. Genotype by environment interaction and ering in six annual crops. IV'. Cultivated and
international breeding programmes, 177 wild mung bean, 31; V. Chickfjea (Cicer arieti-
Chay, P.M. see Ellis, R.H. num), 271
Chhabra, R. see Kumar, Ashok Ellis, R.H. see Zanakis, G.N.
Cocks, P.S. Effect of tillage system on the spontaneous Erskine, \V., see Ceccarelli, S.
494 Index of authors
Evans, Julian. Review of Forage Tree Legumes in Tropical Iglesias, Carlos, Hershey, Clair, Calle, Fernando and
Agriculture, ed. by R.C. Gutteridge and H.M. Bolanos, Ana. Propagating cassava (Manihot
Skelton, 490 esculenta) by sexual seed, 283
Ingram, K.T. see Siopongco, J.D.L.C.
Finney, D.J. and Harper, J.L. Editorial code for Ishola, M.A. see Aweto, A.O.
presentation of statistical analysis, 377
Flavell, R.B. Review' of Biotechnology and the Future of
World Agriculture, by H. Hobbelink, 261 Jabbar, M.A., Larbi, A. and Reynolds, L. Profltability
Flavell, R.B. Review of Rice Biotechnology. (Biotechnology of alley farming with and without fallow in
in Agriculture No. 6), ed. by G.S. Khush and G.H. southwest Nigeria, 319
Toenniessen, 260 Jenkinson, D. and Winning L. Review of SOILED
Friend, D. and Corley, R.H.V'. Measuring coconut (1973-to date), compiled by CAB International,
palm dry matter production, 223 491
Jennings, D.L. Review of An Atlas of Cassava in Africa
Gandah, Mohamadou see Prashar, Chit R.K. (ClAT Publication No. 206), by S.E. Carter, L.O.
Goldsworthy, P.R. Review of Agriculture in Dry Lands: Fresco and P.G. Jones withJ.N. Fairbairn, 108
Principles and Practice. (Developments in Agricultural Jones M.H. see Wahbi, A.
and Managed-forest Ecology 26), by I. Arnon, 263 Jordan, V.W.L. Review of Eco-Agriculture: Food First
Grando, S. see Ceccarelli, S. Farming, Theory and Practice, by M. Kiley-
Grum, M., Halahhi, M., Stolen, O. and Sorensen, M. W'orthington, 484
Yield performance of yam bean in Tonga, South
Pacihc, 67 Karanja, .\.M. see Njoroge, J.M.
Kendall, D. Review of The Ecology of Insect Overwinter¬
Hadjicristodoulou, A. Selection of dry pea (Pisum
ing, by S.R. Leather, K.P.A. Walters and I.S
sativum) varieties and their performance by com¬
Bale, 487
parison with barley and wheat in Mediterra¬
Kimemia, J.K. see Njoroge, J.M.
nean environments, 477
Kipe-Nolt, J.A. see Pineda, P.
Halahhi, M. rerGrum, M.
Klaij, M.C., Renard, C. and Reddy, K.C. Low input
Hamblin, J. ree Ceccarelli, S.
technology options for millet-based cropping
Hardwick, N. V. Review of Principles of Diagnostic Tech¬
systems in the Sahel, 77
niques in Plant Pathology, by R.T.V'. Fox, 489
Klaij, M.C. see Reddy, K.C.
Hardwick, N.\'. Review of Principles of Plant Pathology
Koebner, R. Review of Apomixis in Plants, by S.E.
(Second Edition), by J.G. Manners, 369
Asker and L.Jerling, 107
Harjjer, J.L. see Finney, D.J
Kroschcl, J. Review of Parasitic Weeds of the World:
Haywood, V.H. Review of The Grass Genera of the
Biology and Control, by C. Parker and C.R.
World, by L. Watson and M.J. Dallwitz, 262
Riches, 490
Hershey, Clair see Iglesias, Carlos
Kumar, Ashok, Batra, Lalita and Chhabra, R. Forage
Hirst, J.M. Review of CABPESTCD (I973-to date),
yield of sorghum and winter clovers as aflected
compiled by CAB International in collaboration
by biological and chemical reclamation of a
with the UK Overseas Development Adminis¬
highly alkaline soil, 343
tration and its Natural Resources Institute, 269
Hirst, J.M. Review of John Lawes of Rothamsted: Pioneer
of Science, Farming and Industry, by G. V. Dyke, 483 Lacey, J. Review of The Groundnut AJiatoxin Problem:
Hirst, J.M. Review of The Silent Fields: One Hundred Review and Literature Database, by V’.K. Mehan,
Years of Agricultural Education at Reading, by P. D. Macdonald, L.J. Haravu and S. Jayanthi,
Harris, 369 260
Hirst, J.M. Review of Tropical Forests and their Crops, by Larbi, A. reejabbar, M.A.
N.J.H. Smith, J.T. Williams, D.L. Plucknett Lawn, R.J. see Ellis, R.H.
and J.P. Talbot, 107 Lazzeri, P.A. Review of Transgenic Plants, Volume I:
Holliday, P. Review of Disease Management in Cocoa: Engineering and Utilization; Volume 2: Present Status
Comparative Epidemiology of Witches’ Broom, ed. by and Social and Economic Impacts, ed. by Shain-dow
S.A. Rudgard, A.C. Maddison and T. Ande- Kung and Ray Wu, 105
brhan,485 Lupton, F.G.H. Review of Hybrid Wheat: Results and
Problems. (Advances in Plant Breeding, Supplement
Ibrahim, A.E.S. Influence of nitrogen application and 15), by A.A. Pickett, 110
stage of harvesting on the dry matter production Lupton, F.G.H. Review of F/an/ Breeding: Principles and
of Sorghum sudanense-Lablab purpureus mixtures in Prospects, ed. by M.D. Hayward, N.O. Bosemark
central Sudan, 447 and I. Romagosa, 371
Index of authors 495
McHugh, Dermot. Evaluation of stored maize losses Reddy, K.C., Visser, P.L., Klaij, M.C. and Renard,
in Cameroon, 45 C. The effects of sole and traditional intercrop¬
Mazid, A. see Wahbi, A. ping of millet and cowpea on soil and crop
Mbabaliye, T. and Wojtkowski, P.A. Problems and productivity, 83
perspectives on the use of a crop simulation Reddy, K.C. see Klaij, M.C.
model in an African research station, 441 Reddy, K.C. see Okali, C.
Mencndez, T.M. see Breure, C.J. Renard, C. see Klaij, M.C.
Metochis, C. see Orphanos, P.l. Renard, C. see Reddy, K.C.
Mohamed-Saleem, M.A. reeTedla, Abate Reynolds, L. reejabbar, M.A.
Moody, K. Siopongco, J.D.L.C. Riches, C.R. Review of Biotechnology: Enhancing Re¬
Moorby, J. Review of Carbon Partitioning: Within and search on Tropical Crops in Africa, ed. by G. Totta-
Between Organisms, ed. by C.J. Pollock, J.K. Far¬ pilly, L.M. Monti, D.R. Mohan Raj and A.W.
rar and A.J. Gordon, 105 Moore, 484
Moreira, N.,Trindade, H.,Coutinho,J. and Almeida, Riley, Janet. Aspects of statistical technique and pres¬
J.F. Effects of liming and cultivation on the entation, 381
establishment and persistence of rainfed Medi¬ Roberts, E.H. Review of Best Practices for Moving Seed
terranean pastures, 453 Technology: New Approaches to Doing Business, by
J.P. Srivastava and S. Jaffee, 485
Roberts, E.H. see Ellis, R.H.
Ndikawa, R. Carsky, R.J.
Robinson, J.B.D. Review of Improving Cash Crops in
Njoroge, J.M., Kimemia, J.K. and Karanja, A.M.
Africa: Eactors Influencing the Productivity of Cotton,
Evaluation of methods of replacing established
Coffee and Tea Grown by Smallholders. (World Bank
uncapped arabica coffee with a new improved
Technical Paper No. 216), by S.J. Carr, 488
cultivar, 217
Robinson, J.B.D. Review of Soil Conservation and Sus¬
Njoroge, J.M. and Kimemia, J.K. Influence of tree
tainable Land Use: An Economic Approach. (Develop¬
training and plant density on yields of an
ment Oriental Research in Agriculture, 4), by Jan de
improved cultix ar of Coffia arabica, 89
Graff, 108
Njoroge, J.M. Weeds and weed control in coffee, 421
Robinson, J.B.D. Review of Soils and the Environment:
Nolt,J.A. Kipe-iee Kipe-Nolt, J.A.
An Introduction, by A. Wild, 106
Norman, M.J.T. Review of An Introduction to the Grasses
Robinson, J.B.D. Review of Tropical Soil Biology and
(Including Bamboos and Cereals), by G.P. Chap¬
Eertility: A Handbook of Methods (Second Edition),
man and W.E. Peat, 109
ed. by J.M. Anderson and J.S.l. Ingram, 487
Robinson, J.B.D. Review of World and Regional Supply
Okali,C., Sumherg,J.E. and Reddy, K.C. Unpacking and Demand Balances for Nitrogen, Phosphate and
a technical package; flexible messages for dy¬ Potash, I989I90-I995I96. (World Bank Technical
namic situations, 299 Paper No. 144), by World Bank/FAO/UNIDO/
Orphanos, P.l. and Metochis, C. The water relations Industry Fertilizer Working Group, 486
of barley grown continually or after fallow under Rojas, see Pineda, P.
semi-arid conditions, 431 Romney, D.H. Review of Replanting the Tree of Life:
Towards an International Agenda for Coconut Palm
Research, by G.J. Persley, 264
Pablico, P.B. see Siopongco, J.D.L.C.
Rose, J.L. see Ellis, R.H.
Pellet, Didier and El-Sharkawy, Mabrouk A. Sink-
source relations in cassava; effects of reciprocal
grafting on yield and leaf photosynthesis, 359
Salaam, S.A. see Sivakumar, M.V'.K.
Pereira, H. Charles. Review of John Purseglove: A
Sandover, S. see Ellis, R.H.
Pioneer of Rural Development, by E. Clayton, 373
Sauerborn, J. see Dawoud, Dafalla A.
Pineda, P., Kipe-Nolt, J.A. and Rojas, E. Rhizobium
Sharma, Govind C. see Prashar, Chit R.K.
inoculation increases of bean and maize yields in
Sherington, J. see Tedia, Abate
intercrops on farms in the Peruvian sierra, 311
Shewry, P.R. Review of Biochemistry of Eood Proteins, by
Porter, J.R. Review of The Ecology of Intercropping, by
B. F.J. Hudson, 110
J. Vandermecr, 262
Simmonds, N.W. Review of Crop Improvement for Sus¬
Prashar, Chit R.K., Sharma, Govind C. and Gandah,
tainable Agriculture, ed. by M.B. Callaway and
Mohamadou. Evapotranspiration of onion in
C. A. Francis, 489
Sahelian Niger, 473
Simmonds, N.W. Review of Distant Hybridization of
Crop Plants, ed,. by G. Kalloo and J.B. Choud-
Qi, A. see Ellis, R.H. hur\’, 109
496 Index of authors
Simmonds, N.W. Review of Domestication of Plants in the Teng, Paul S. Integrated pest management in rice, 115
Old World (Second Edition), by D. Zohary and M. Tindall, H.D. Review of Underutilized Crops: Pulses and
Zopf, 488 Vegetables, ed. by J.T. Williams, 373
Simmonds, N.W. Review of Genes, Crops and the En¬ Tollens, E. see Collinson, M.P.
vironment, by J.H.W. Holden, W.J. Peacock and Trindade, H. see Moreira, N.
J.T. Williams, 371
Simmonds, N.W. Review of Natural Rubber: Biology,
Cultivation and Technology, ed. by M.R. Sethuraj Visser, P.L. see Reddy, K.C.
and N.M. Matthew, 265 Vogel, H. The effect of tillage on topsoil temperature
Simmonds, N.W. Review of New Crops for Temperate and strength in coarse-grained sands with
Regions, ed. by K.R.M. Anthony, J. Meadley special reference to a tied ridging system, 57
and G. Robbelen, 372
Simmonds, N.W. Review of The Third Revolution, by P.
Harrison, 110 Wahbi, A., Mazid, A. and Jones M.H. An example of
Singh, L. jeeCarsky, R.J. the farming systems approach; the fertilization
Siopongco, J.D.L.C., Ingram, K.T., Pablico, P.B. and of barley in farmer and researcher managed
Moody, K. Crop and soil responses to post¬ trials in northern Syria, 171
emergence tillage and weed control in lowland Waterworth, J.V. Intercropping cotton and ground¬
rice, 95 nut in low and high rainfall areas in eastern
Sivakumar, M.V'.K. and Salaam, S.A. A wet exca¬ Zambia, 461
vation method for root/shoot studies of pearl Wiggins, S. Review of The Plundering of Agriculture in
millet on the sandy soils of the Sahel, 329 Developing Countries, by M. Schiffand .A. Valdes,
Smith, B. Gail, Burgess, Paul J. and Carr, M.K.V. 259
Effects of clone and irrigation on the stomatal Wiggins, S. Review of The Political Economy of Agricul¬
conductance and photosynthetic rate of tea tural Pricing Policy. , ed. by A. Krueger, M. Schiff
(Camellia sinensis), 1 and A. Valdes, Vol.I: Latin America, 259; Vol. 2:
Smith, P.M. Review of Reality in Rural Development Aid Asia, 259; Vol. 3: Africa and the Mediterranean, 259;
with Emphasis on Livestock, by E.R. 0rskov, 370 Vol. 4: A Synthesis of the Economics in Developing
Sorensen, M. see Grum, M. Countries, 259; Vol. 5: A Synthesis of the Political
Stephens, William and Carr, M.K.V. Responses of tea Economy in Developing Countries, by A. Krueger,
(Camellia sinensis) to irrigation and fertilizer. IV^ 259
Shoot population density, size and mass, 189 Winning, L. ree Jenkinson, D.
Stolen, O. see Grum, M. Wojtkowski, P.A. see Mbabaliye, T.
Sumberg, J.E. see Okali, C.
Summerfield, R.J. see Ellis, R.H.
Summerfield, R.J. see Zanakis, G.N. Yeates, S.J. see Ellis, R.H.
Tabbush, P.M. Review of Ecophysiology of Short Rotation
Eorest Crops, ed. by C.P. Mitchell, J.B. Ford- Zanakis, G.N., Ellis, R.H. and Summerfield, R.J. A
Robertson, T. Hinckley and L. Sennerby- comparison of changes in vigour among three
Forsse, 265 genotypes of soyabean (Clycine max) during seed
Tamo, M. see Bohringer, A. development and maturation in three tempera¬
Tedla, Abate, Sherington, J. and Mohamed-Saleem, ture regimes, 157
M.A. Integration of forage and food crops Zanakis, G.N., Ellis, R.H. and Summerheld, R.J.
grown sequentially on vertisols under rainfed Seed quality in relation to seed development and
conditions in the mid-altitude Ethiopian high¬ maturation in three genotypes of soyabean (Cly-
lands, 291 cinemax), 139
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Agriculture in Dry Lands: Principles and Practice. (Develop¬ Bean and maize yield increases as affected by Rhigo-
ments in Agriculture and Managed-forest Ecology 26), bium inoculation in intercrops on farms in the
by I. Arnon, reviewed by P.R. Goldsworthy, 263 Peruvian sierra (Pineda, Kipe-Nolt and Rojas),
Alectra vogelii and Striga hermonthica (parasitic weeds) 311
and the impact of drought stress and tempera¬ Bean, yam, and its yield in Tonga, South Pacific
ture in their early growth stages (Dawoud and (Grum, Halafihi, Stolen and Sorensen), 67
Sauerborn), 249 Best Practices for Moving Seed Technology: New Approaches
Alley cropping with pigeonpea (Cajanus cajan) geno¬ to Doing Business, byJ.P. Srivastava and S. Jaffee,
types and their growth, productivity and inter¬ reviewed by E.H. Roberts, 485
actions with the environment (Bohringer, Tamo Biochemistry of Food Proteins, by B.F.J. Hudson,
and Dreyer), 207 reviewed by P.R. Shewry, 110
Alley farming and its profitability with and without Biotechnology and the Future of World Agriculture, by H.
fallow in southwest Nigeria (Jabbar, Larbi and Hobbelink, reviewed by R.B. Flavell, 261
Reynolds), 319 Biotechnology: Enhancing Research on Tropical Crops in
Anacardium occidentale, see Cashew- Africa, ed. by G. Tottapilly, L.M. Monti, D.R.
Annual crops (six) and the reliable prediction of time Mohan Raj and A.W. Moore, reviewed by C.R.
to flowering. III. Cowpea (Vigna unguiculala) Riches, 484
(Ellis, Lawn, Summerfield, Qi, Roberts, Chay, Breeding programmes, international, and genotype
Brouwer, Rose and Yeates), 17; IV. Cultivated by environment interaction (Ceccarelli, Ers-
and wild mung bean (Ellis, Lawn, Summerfield, kine, Hamblin and Grando), 177
Qi, Roberts, Chay, Brouwer, Rose, Yeates and
Sandover), 31; V’. Chickpea (Cicer arietinum)
(Ellis, Lawn, Summerfield, Qi, Roberts, Chay, CABPFSTCD (1973-10 date), compiled by CAB Inter¬
Brouwer, Rose, Yeates and Sandover), 271 national in collaboration with the UK Overseas
Annual medics (Medicago spp.) and their spontaneous Development Administration and its Natural
regeneration after wheat as affected by tillage Resources Institute, reviewed by J.M. Hirst,
systems in northern Syria (Cocks), 237 269
Apomixis in Plants, by S.E. Asker and L. Jerling, Cajanus cajan, see Pigeonpea
reviewed by R. Koebner, 107 Camellia sinensis, see Tea
Application Technology for Crop Protection, ed. by G.A. Cameroon and evaluation of stored maize losses
Matthews and E.C. Hislop, reviewed by W. (McHugh), 45
Day, 486 Carbon Partitioning: Within and Between Organisms. (En¬
Arabica coffee, uncapped, and the evaluation of vironmental Plant Biology Series), ed. by C.J. Pol¬
methods of replacing it with a new improved lock, J.F. Farrar and A.J. Gordon, reviewed by
cultivar (Njoroge, Kimemia and Karanja), 217 J. Moorby, 105
Atlas of Cassava in Africa (An). (CIATPublicationno.206), Cashew (Anacardium occidentale) and its impact on
by S.E. Carter, L.O. Fresco and P.G. Jones with forest soil (Aweto and Ishola), 337
J.N. Fairbairn, reviewed by D.L. Jennings, 108 Cassava and sink-source relations: effects of reciprocal
grafting on yield and leaf photosynthesis (Pellet
Barley and wheat performance compared with dry pea and El-Sharkaw7), 359
(Pisum sativum) varieties selected for Mediterra¬ Cassava (Manihot esculenta) and its propagation by
nean environments (Hadjicristodoulou), 477 sexual seed (Iglesias, Hershey, Calle and Bola-
Barley fertilization in farmer and researcher managed fios), 283
trials in northern Syria as an example of the Chickpea (Cicer arietinum)'. part V' of Towards the
farming systems approach (Wahbi, Mazid and reliable prediction of time to flowering in six
Jones), 171 annual crops (Ellis, Lawn, Summerfield, Qi,
Barley water relations when grown continually or Roberts, Chay, Brouwer, Rose, Yeates and San¬
after fallow under semi-arid conditions (Orpha- dover), 271
nos and Metochis), 431 Cicer arietinum, see Chickftea
498 Index of subjects
Clone and irrigation effects on the stomatal conduc¬ Density of planting and tree training influences on
tance and photosynthetic rate of tea (Camellia yields of an improved cultivar of Coffea arabica
sinensis) (Smith, Burgess and Carr), i (Njoroge and Kimemia), 89
Clovers, winter, and sorghum and their forage yield as Development and maturation of the seed in relation to
affected by biological and chemical reclamation seed quality in three genotypes of soyabean
of a highly alkaline soil (Kumar, Batra and (Glycine max) (Zanakis, Ellis and Summerfield),
Chhabra), 343 139
Coconut palm dry matter production and its measure¬ Development of leaves in oil palm (Elaeis guineensis)
ment (Friend and Corley), 223 and determination of leaf opening rate (Breure
Coffea arabica and its yields as influenced by tree and Menendez), 467
training and plant density (Njoroge and Kime- Disease Management in Cocoa: Comparative Epidemiology of
mia), 89 Witches’ Broom, ed. by S.A. Rudgard, A.C.
Coffee and the evaluation of methods of replacing Maddison and T. Andebrhan, reviewed by P.
established uncapped arabica plants with a new Holliday, 485
improved cultivar (Njoroge, Kimemia and Kar- Distant Hybridization of Crop Plants, ed. by G. Kalloo
anja), 217 and J.B. Choudhury, reviewed by N.W. Sim¬
Coffee weeds and weed control (Njoroge), 421 monds, 109
Common Property Resources: A Missing Dimension of Devel¬ Domestication of Plants in the Old World (Second Edition),
opment Strategies (World Bank Discussion Papers No. by D. Zohary and M. Zopf, reviewed by N.W.
169), by N.S. Jodha, reviewed by J.K. Coulter, Simmonds, 488
262 Drought stress and temperature and their effects on
Cotton and groundnut intercropping in low and high the parasitic weeds Striga hermonthica and Alectra
rainfall areas in eastern Zambia (Waterworth), vogelii in their early growth stages (Dawoud and
461 Sauerborn), 249
Cowpea and millet and sole cropping compared with Dry matter production of coconut palm and its
traditional intercropping and the effect on soil measurement (Friend and Corley), 223
and crop productivity (Reddy, Visser, Klaij, Dry matter production of Sorghum sudanense-Lablab
Renard), 83 purpureus mixtures in central Sudan as affected
Cowpea (Vigna unguiculata): part III of Towards the by nitrogen application and stage of harvesting
reliable prediction of time to flowering in six (Ibrahim), 447
annual crops (Ellis, Lawn, Summerfield, Qi, Dryland Earming: A Systems Approach (An Analysis of
Roberts, Chay, Brouwer, Rose and Yeates), Dryland Agriculture in Australia), ed by V. Squires
17 and P. Tow, reviewed by L.S. Anderson, 106
Cowpea intercropping and its use to suppress Striga Duckweed Agriculture, by P. Skillicorn, S. Spira and W'.
hermonthica on sorghum (Carsky, Singh and Journey, reviewed by J.W. Eaton, 372
Ndikawa), 349
Crop and soil productivity as affected by sole and Eco-Agriculture: Eood Eirst Earming, Theory and Practice,
traditional intercropping of millet and cowpea by M. Kiley-Worthington, reviewed by V.W.L.
(Reddy, Visser, Klaij, Renard), 83 Jordan, 484
Crop and soil responses to post-emergence tillage and Ecology of Insect Overwintering (The), by S.R. Leather,
weed control in lowland rice (Siopongco, K. P.A. Walters and J.S Bale, reviewed by D.
Ingram, Pablico and Moody), 95 Kendall, 488
Crop Evolution, Adaptation and Yield, by L.T. Evans, Ecology of Intercropping (The), by J. V’andermeer,
reviewed by M.H. Arnold, 370 reviewed by J.R. Porter, 262
Crop Improvement for Sustainable Agriculture, ed. by M.B. Ecophysiology of Short Rotation Eorest Crops, ed by C.P.
Callaway and C.A. Francis, reviewed by N.W. Mitchell, J.B. f’ord-Robertson, T. Hinckley and
Simmonds, 489 L. Sennerby-Forsse, reviewed by P.M. Tab-
Crop simulation model in an African research station bush, 265
and problems and perspectives on its use (Mba- Effects of Economic Policies on African Agriculture (The).
baliye and Wojtkowski), 441 (World Bank Discussion Papers No. 147), by W.K.
Cropping systems based on millet and low input Jaeger, reviewed by J.K. Coulter, 261
technology options in the Sahel (Klaij, Renard, Elaeis guineensis, see Oil palm
Reddy), 77 Environment by genotype interaction and inter¬
Cultivation and liming and their effects on the estab¬ national breeding programmes (Ceccarelli,
lishment and persistence of rainfed Mediterra¬ Erskine, Hamblin and Grando), 177
nean pastures (Moreira, Trindade, Coutinho Environmental interactions, growth and productivity
and Almeida), 453 of pigeonpea (Cajanus cajan) genotypes used in
Index of subjects 499
alley cropping (Bohringer, Tamo and Dreyer), Forage yield of sorghum and winter clovers as affected
207 by biological and chemical reclamation of a
Ethiopian highlands and the integration of forage and highly alkaline soil (Kumar, Batra and Chha-
food crops grown sequentially on vertisols under bra), 343
rainfed conditions (Tedla, Sherington and Forest soil as affected by the cashew (Anacardium
Mohamed-Saleem), 291 occidentale) (Aweto and Ishola), 337
Evaluation of methods of replacing established
uncapped arabica coffee with a new improved Genes, Crops and the Environment, by J.H.W. Holden,
cultivar (Njoroge, Kimemia and Karanja), W.J. Peacock and J.T. Williams, reviewed by
217 N. W. Simmonds, 371
Evaluation of stored maize losses in Cameroon Genotypte by environment interaction and inter¬
(McHugh), 45 national breeding programmes (Ceccarelli,
Evapotranspiration of onion in Sahelian Niger (Pras- Flrskine, Hamblin and Grando), 177
har, Sharma and Gandah), 473 Glyciru max, see Soyabean
Grafting, reciprocal, and a study of its effects on yield
Fallow and the profitability of alley farming in south¬ and leaf photosynthesis to explore sink-source
west Nigeria (Jabbar, Larbi and Reynolds), 319 relations in cassava (Pellet and El-Sharkawy),
Fallowing as it affects the water relations of barley 359
grown under semi-arid conditions (Orphanos Grass Genera of the World (The), by L. Watson and M.J.
and Metochis), 431 Dallwitz, reviewed by V'.H. Hayward, 262
Farmer and researcher managed trials of the fertiliz¬ Groundnut Aflatoxin Problem (The): Review and Literature
ation of barley in northern Syria as an example Database, by V.K. Mehan, D. Macdonald, L.J.
of the farming systems approach (Wahbi, Haravu and S. Jayanthi, reviewed by J. Lacey,
Mazid and Jones), 171 260
Farming systems and an example of this approach: the Groundnut and cotton intercropping in low and high
fertilization of barley in farmer and researcher rainfall areas in eastern Zambia (W'aterworth),
managed trials in northern Syria (Wahbi, 461
Mazid and Jones), 171 Growth and productivity of pigeonpea (Cajanus cajan)
Fertilization of barley in farmer and researcher genotypes for use in alley cropping and their
managed trials in northern Syria as an example interactions with the environment (Bohringer,
of the farming systems approach (W'ahbi, Tamo and Dreyer), 207
Mazid and Jones), 171
F’ertilizer and irrigation and the responses of tea
Harvesting stage and nitrogen application effects on
(Camellia sinensis). IV. Shoot population density,
the dry matter production of Sorghum sudanense-
size and mass (Stephens and Carr), 189
Lablab purpureus mixtures in central Sudan
Flowering time and its reliable prediction in six
(Ibrahim), 447
annual crops. III. Cowpea (Vigna unguiculala)
Hybrid Wheat: Results and Problems. (Advarues in Plant
(Flllis, Lawn, Summerfield, Qi, Roberts, Chay,
Breeding, Supplement 15), by A.A. Pickett,
Brouwer, Rose and Yeates), 17; IV. Cultivated
reviewed by F.G.H. Lupton, 110
and wild mung bean (Ellis, Lawn, Summerfield,
Qi, Roberts, Chay, Brouwer, Rose, V’eates and
Sandover), 31; V. Chickpea (Cicer arietinum) Impact of the international agricultural centres:
(Ellis, Lawn, Summerfield, Qi, Roberts, Chay, measurement, quantification and interpretation
Brouwer, Rose, Yeates and Sandover), 271 (Collinson and Tollens), 395
Food and forage crops and their integration grown Improving Cash Crops in Africa: Factors Injiuetwing the
sequentially on vertisols under rainfed con¬ Productivity of Cotton, Coffee and Tea Grown by
ditions in the mid-altitude Ethiopian highlands Smallholders. (World Bank Technical Paper No. 216),
(Tedla, Sherington and Mohamed-Saleem), by S.J. Carr, reviewed by J.B.D. Robinson, 488
291 Indigenous Integrated Farming Systems in the Sahel. (World
F’orage and food crops and their integration grown Bank Technical Paper No. 179), by M. Spiers and
sequentially on vertisols under rainfed con¬ O. Olsen, reviewed by J.K. Coulter, 261
ditions in the mid-altitude Ethiopian highlands Inoculation with Rhizobium and increases of bean and
(Tedla, Sherington and Mohamed-Saleem), maize yields in intercrops on farms in the Peru¬
291 vian sierra (Pineda, Kijje-Nolt and Rojas), 311
Forage Tree Legumes in Tropical Agriculture, ed. by R.C. Integrated pest management in rice (Teng), 115
Gutteridge and H.M. Skelton, reviewed by Integration of forage and food crops grown sequen¬
Julian Evans, 490 tially on vertisols under rainfed conditions in the
500 Index of subjects
mid-altitude Ethiopian highlands (Tedla, Sher- Maize and bean yield increases as affected by Rhizo¬
ington and Mohamed-Saleem), 291 bium inoculation in intercrops on farms in the
Interactions with the environment in the growth and Peruvian sierra (Pineda, Kipe-Nolt and Rojas),
productivity of pigeonpea (Cajanus cajan) geno¬ 311
types used in alley cropping (Bdhringer, Tamo Maize and evaluating storage losses in Cameroon
and Dreyer), 207 (McHugh), 45
Intercropping cotton and groundnut in low and high Malthusian challenge and Experimental Agriculture
rainfall areas in eastern Zambia (Waterworth), (Arnold), 375
461 Alanihot esculenta, see Cassava
Intercropping cowpea with sorghum to suppress Slriga Measurement, quantification and interpretation of
hermonthica (Carsky, Singh and Ndikawa), 349 the impact of the international agricultural
Intercropping of millet and cowpea compared with centres (Collinson and Tollens), 395
sole cropping and the effects on soil and crop Measuring coconut palm dry matter production
productivity (Reddy, Visser, Klaij, Renard), 83 (Friend and Corley), 223
Intercrops of bean and maize and yield increases as Medicago spp., see Medics
affected by Rhizobium inoculation on farms in the Medics, annual, (Medicago spp.) and their spon¬
Peruvian sierra (Pineda, Kipe-Nolt and Rojas), taneous regeneration after wheat as affeeted by
311 tillage systems in northern Syria (Cocks), 237
International agricultural centres and their impact; Mediterranean environments and the selection of dry
measurement, quantification and interpretation pea (Pisum sativum) varieties and their perform¬
(Collinson and Tollens), 395 ance by comparison with barley and wheat
International breeding programmes and genotype by (Hadjicristodoulou), 477
environment interaction (Ceccarelli, Erskine, Mediterranean pastures, rainfed, and the effects of
Hamblin and Grando), 177 liming and cultivation on their establishment
Interpretation, measurement and quantification of and persistance (Moreira, Trindade, Continho
the impact of the international agricultural and Almeida), 453
centres (Collinson and Tollens), 395 Millet and cowpea and sole cropping compared with
Introduction to the Grasses (Including Bamboos and Cereals) traditional intercropping and the effect on soil
(An), by G.P. Chapman and W.E. Peat, and crop productivity (Reddy, V'isser, Klaij,
reviewed by M.J.T. Norman, 109 Renard), 83
Irrigation and clone effects on the stomatal conduc¬ Millet-based cropping systems and low input tech¬
tance and photosynthetic rate of tea (Camellia nology options in the Sahel (Klaij, Renard,
sinensis) (Smith, Burgess and Carr), 1 Reddy), 77
Irrigation and fertilizer and the responses of tea Mixtures of Sorghum sudanense and Lablab purpureas in
(Camellia sinensis). IV. Shoot population density, central Sudan and their dr%' matter production
size and mass (Stephens and Carr), 189 as affected by nitrogen application and stage of
harvesting (Ibrahim), 447
John Lawes of Rothamsted: Pioneer of Science, Farming and Model simulation of crop yield in an African research
Industry, by G.V. Dyke, reviewed by J.M. Hirst, station and problems and perspectives on its use
484 (Mbabaliye and Wojtkowski), 441
John Purseglove: A Pioneer of Rural Development, by E. Mung bean; part IV of Towards the reliable predic¬
Clayton, reviewed by H. Charles Pereira, 373 tion of time to flowering in six annual crops
(Ellis, Lawn, Summerfield, Qi, Roberts, Chay,
Lablab purpureas and Sorghum sudanense mixtures in Brouwer, Rose, Yeates and Sandover), 31
central Sudan and their dry matter production Mycorrhizas in Ecosystems, ed. by D.J. Read, D.H.
as affected by nitrogen application and stage of Lewis, A.H. Fitter and l.J. Alexander, reviewed
harvesting (Ibrahim), 447 byJ.C. Dodd, 108
Leaf development in oil palm (Elaeis guineensis) and
determination of leaf opening rate (Breure and Natural Rubber: Biology, Cultivation and Technology, ed. by
Menendez), 467 M. R. Sethuraj and N.M. Matthew, reviewed by
Liming and cultivation and their effects on the estab¬ N. W. Simmonds, 265
lishment and persistence of rainfed Mediterra¬ New Crops for Temperate Regions, ed. by K.R.M.
nean pastures (Moreira, Trindade, Coutinho Anthony, J. Meadley and G. Robbelen,
and Almeida), 453 reviewed by N.W. Simmonds, 372
Low input technology options for millet-based crop¬ Niger and the evapotranspiration of onion in the
ping systems in the Sahel (Klaij, Renard, Sahalian zone (Prashar, Sharma and Gandah),
Reddy), 77 473
Index of subjects 501
Nigeria, southwest, and the profitability of alley farm¬ Plundering of Agriculture in Developing Countries (The), by
ing with and without fallow (Jabbar, Larbi and M. Schiff and A. Valdes, reviewed by S. Wig¬
Reynolds), 319 gins, 259
Nitrogen application and stage of harvesting effects on Political Ecorwmy of Agricultural Pricing Policy (The): Vol.
the dry matter production of Sorghum sudanense- I Latin America; Vol. 2 Asia; Vol 3 Africa and the
Lablab purpureus mixtures in central Sudan .Mediterranean; Vol. 4 A Synthesis of the Economics
(Ibrahim), 447 in Developing Countries; Vol. 5 A Synthesis of the
Political Economy in Developing Countries, ed. by
Oil palm (Elaeis guineensis) leaf development and
A. Krueger, M. Schiff and A. Valdes, reviewed
determination of leaf opening rate (Breure and
by S. Wiggins, 259
Menendez), 467
Predicting time to flowering reliably in six annual
Onion and evapotranspiration in Sahelian Niger
crops. III. Cowpea (Vigna unguiculata) (Ellis,
(Prashar, Sharma and Gandah), 473
Lawn, Summerfield, Qi, Roberts, Chay,
Parasitic weeds and the impact of drought stress and Brouwer, Rose and Yeates), 17; IV. Cultivated
temperature in their early growth stages (Daw- and wild mung bean (Ellis, Lawn, Summerfield,
oud and Sauerborn), 249 Qi, Roberts, Chay, Brouwer, Rose, Yeates and
Parasitic Weeds of the World: Biology and Control, by C. Sandover), 31; V. Chickpea (Cicer arietinum)
Parker and C.R. Riches, reviewed by J. Kros- (Ellis, Lawn, Summerfield, Qi, Roberts, Chay,
chel, 490 Brouwer, Rose, Yeates and Sandover), 271
Pastures, rainfeed Mediterranean, and the effects of Presentation of statistical analysis and an editorial
liming and cultivation on their establishment code (Finney and Harper), 377
(Moreira, Trindade, Coutinho and Almeida), Presentation of statistical results and asp>ects of statis¬
453 tical technique (Riley), 381
Pea (dry) (Pisum sativum) varieties selection and their Principles of Diagnostic Techniques in Plant Pathology, by
performance by comparison with barley and R.T.V. Fox, reviewed by N.V’. Hardwick,
wheat in Mediterranean environments (Hadjic- 489
ristodoulou), 477 Principles of Plant Pathology (Second Edition), by J.G.
Pearl millet and root/shoot studies using a wet exca¬ Manners, reviewed by N.V'. Hardwick, 369
vation method on the sandy soils of the Sahel Production of dry matter in coconut palm and its
(Sivakumar and Salaam), 329 measurement (Friend and Corley), 223
Peruvian sierra and Rhigobium inoculation increases of Productivity and growth of pigeonpea (Cajanus cajan)
bean and maize yields in intercrops on farms genotypes for use in alley cropping and their
(Pineda, Kipe-Nolt and Rojas), 311 interactions with the environment (Bohringer,
Pesticide Application Methods (Second Edition), by G.A. Tamo and Dreyer), 207
Matthews, reviewed by VV. Day, 486 Profitability of alley farming with and without fallow
Pests and Pathogens: Plant Responses to Eoliar Attack. in southwest Nigeria (Jabbar, Larbi and Reyn¬
(Environmental Plant Biology Series), ed. by P.G. olds), 319
Ayres, reviewed by J.A. Bailey, 105 Propagating cassava (.Manihot esculenta) by .sexual seed
Pests and their integrated management in rice (Teng), (Iglesias, Hershey, Calle and Bolafios), 283
115
Photosynthesis and yield and the effects of reciprocal Quality of the seed in relation to seed development
grafting on sink-source relations in cassava (Pel¬ and maturation in three genotypes of soyabean
let and El-Sharkawy), 359 (Glycine max) (Zanakis, Eillis and Summerfield),
Photosynthetic rate and stomata! conductance of tea 139
(Camellia sinensis) as affected by clone and irriga¬ Quantification, interpretation, and measurement of
tion (Smith, Burgess and Carr), 1 the impact of the international agricultural
Pigeonpea (Cajanus cajan) genotypes and their growth centres (Collinson and Tollens), 395
and productivity in alley cropping and their
interactions with the environment (Bohringer, Rainfall, low and high, and intercropping cotton and
Tamo and Dreyer), 207 groundnut in eastern Zambia (W'aterworth),
Pisum sativum, see Pea 461
Plant Breeding: Principles and Prospects, ed. by M.D. Rainfed conditions in the mid-altitude Ethiopian
Hayward, N.O. Bosemark and 1. Romagosa, highlands and integration of forage and food
reviewed by F.G.H. Lupton, 371 crops grown sequentially on vertisols (Tedla,
Plant density and tree training influences on yields of Sherington and Mohamed-Saleem), 291
an improved cultivar of Coffea arabica (NJoroge Rainfed Mediterranean pastures and the effects of
and Kimemia), 89 liming and cultivation on their establishment
502 Index of subjects
and persistance (Moreira, Trindade, Coutinho Seed development and maturation in relation to seed
and Almeida), 453 quality in three genotypes of soyabean (Glycine
Reality in Rural Development Aid with Emphasis on Lives¬ max) (Zanakis, Ellis and SummerHeld), 139
tock, by E.R. 0rskov, reviewed by P.M. Smith, Seed quality in relation to seed development and
370 maturation in three genotypes of soyabean
Reciprocal grafting and a study of its effects on yield (Glycine max) (Zanakis, Ellis and Summerheld),
and leaf photosynthesis to explore sink-source 139
relations in cassava (Pellet and El-Sharkawy), Seed, sexual, and the propagation of cassava (Alanihot
359 esculenta) (Iglesias, Hershey, Calle and Bola-
Reclamation of a highly alkaline soil by biological and nos), 283
chemical means and its effects on the forage Selection of dry pea (Pisum sativum) varieties and their
yield of sorghum and winter clovers (Kumar, performance by comparison with barley and
Batra and Chhabra), 343 wheat in Mediterranean environments (Hadjic-
Regeneration of two annual medics (Medicago spp.) ristodoulou), 477
after wheat as affected by tillage systems in Semi-arid conditions and the water relations of barley
northern Syria (Cocks), 237 grown continually or after fallow (Orphanos
Replacement of established uncapped arabica coffee and Metochis), 431
with a new improved cultivar; an evaluation of Sequential growing of forage and food crops and their
methods (Njoroge, Kimemia and Karanja), 217 integration on vertisols under rainfed conditions
Replanting the Tree of Life: Towards an International Agenda in the mid-altitude Ethiopian highlands (Tedla,
for Coconut Palm Research, by GJ. Persley, Sherington and Mohamed-Saleem), 291
reviewed by D.H. Romney, 264 Sexual seed and the propagation of cassava (Alanihot
Researcher and farmer managed trials of the fertiliz¬ esculenta) (Iglesias, Hershey, Calle and Bola-
ation of barley in northern Syria as an example nos), 283
of the farming systems approach (Wahbi, Shoot/root studies of pearl millet using a wet exca¬
Mazid and Jones), 171 vation method on the sandy soils of the Sahel
Rhizobium inoculation increases of bean and maize (Sivakumar and Salaam), 329
yields in intercrops on farms in the Peruvian Silent Fields (The): One Hundred Years of Agricultural
sierra (Pineda, Kipe-Nolt and Rojas), 311 Education at Reading, by P. Harris, reviewed by
Rice and integrated pest management (Teng), 115 J.M. Hirst, 369
Rice Biotechnology. (Biotechnology in Agriculture No. 6), ed. Sink-source relations in cassava: effects of reciprocal
by G.S. Khush and G.H. Toenniessen, reviewed grafting on yield and leaf photosynthesis (Pellet
by R.P. Flavell, 260 and El-Sharkawy), 359
Rice, lowland, and soil and crop responses to post¬ Soil and crop productivity as affected by sole and
emergence tillage and weed control (Siopongco, traditional intercropping of millet and cowpea
Ingram, Pablico and Moody), 95 (Reddy, Visser, Klaij, Renard), 83
Root/shoot studies of pearl millet using a wet exca¬ Soil and crop responses to post-emergence tillage and
vation method on the sandy soils of the Sahel weed control in lowland rice (Sioftongco,
(Sivakumar and Salaam), 329 Ingram, Pablico and Moody), 95
Soil Conservation and Sustainable Land Use: An Economic
Approach. (Development Oriented Research in Agricul¬
Sahel and a wet excavation method for root/shoot ture, 4), by Jan de Graff, reviewed by J.B.D.
studies of pearl millet on its sandy soils (Sivaku¬ Robinson, 108
mar and Salaam), 329 Soil strength and temperature in coarse-grained sands
Sahel and low input technology options for millet- as affected by tillage with special reference to a
based cropping systems (Klaij, Renard, tied ridging system (Vogel), 57
Reddy), 77 Soil, forest, as affected by the cashew (Anacardium
Sahelian Niger and the evapotranspiration of onion occidenlale) (Aweto and Ishola), 337
(Prashar, Sharma and Gandah), 473 Soil, highly alkaline, and the effects of reclamation by
Sands (coarse-grained) and strength and temperature biological and chemical means on the forage
as affected by tillage with special reference to a yield of sorghum and winter clovers (Kumar,
tied ridging system (Vogel), 57 Batra and Chhabra), 343
Seed development and maturation and a comparison SOILED (I973-to date), compiled by CAB Inter¬
of changes in vigour among three genotypes of national, reviewed by D. Jenkinson and L. Win¬
soyabean (Glycine max) in three temperature ning, 491
regimes (Zanakis, Ellis and Summerheld), Soils and the Environment: An Introduction, by A.
157 Wild, reviewed by J.B.D. Robinson, 106