Experimental Agriculture 1997: Vol 33 Index

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INDEX OF AUTHORS
Adetunji, 1. A. Effect of time interval between pod set tea {Camellia sinensis) clones to drought and
and harvesting on the maturity and seed temperature. 3. Shoot extension and develop¬
quality of fluted pumpkin, 449 ment, 367
Agboma, P. C., Peltonen-Sainio, P., Hinkkanen, R. Buruchara, R. see Songa, W.
and Pehu, E. Effect of foliar application of
glycinebetaine on yield comjxtnents of
drought-stressed tobacco plants, 345 Calisher, C. H. see Gibbs, A. J.
Agboma, P. C. see Sthapit, B. R. Carr, M. K. V. see Burgess, P. J.
Alexander, C. J. see Riley, J. Chakraborty, B. K. see Singh, M.
Amoah, F. M., Osei-Bonsu, K. and Oppong, F. K. Chatterton, B. see Chatterton, L.
Resjxjnse of improved robusta coffee to loca¬ Chatterton, L. .'md Chatterton, B. Sustainable Dryland
tion and management practices in Ghana, 103 Farming: Combining Farmer Innovation and Medic
Arin, T. see Gillham, F. E. M. Pasture in a Mediterranean Climate, reviewed by
Arthur, E. see Mponda, O. K. K. P. R. Goldsworthy, 248
Chhabra, R. see Batra, L.
Atwal, S. S. see Warren, G. P.
Christiansen, S. see Singh, M.
Clark, F. E. see Paul, E. A.
Bachelet, D. see Mathews, R. B. Coleman, D. C. and Crossley, D. A. Fundamentals of
Soil Ecology, reviewed by P. Harris, 501
Bacon, R. K. Jacques, S.
Baidu-Forson, J. On-station farmer participatory Copeland, L. O. and McDonald, M. B. Principles of
varietal evaluation: a strategy for client- Seed Science and Technology. (Third Edition.),
oriented breeding, 43 reviewed by E. H. Roberts, 116
Batra, L., Kumar, A., Manna, M. C. and Chhabra, Cousens, R. and Mortimer, M. Dynamics of Weed
R. Microbiological and chemical amelioration Populations, reviewed byj. Marshall, 118
Cox, C. S. and Wathes, C. M. (Eds) Bioaerosols
of alkaline soil by growing Karnal grass and
gypsum application, 389 Handbook, reviewed by F. Th. M. Spieksma,
Becker, K. see Buerkert, A. 113
Cromwell, E. Governments, Farmers and Seed in a
Bell, T. M. see Gillham, F. E. M.
Bello, N. J. An investigation of the agroclimatic Changing Africa, reviewed by E. Roberts, 499
p>otential of the forest-savanna transition zone Crossley, D. A. see Coleman, D. C.
of Nigeria for the cultivation of sorghum, 157 Current, D., Lutz, E. and Scherr, S. (Eds) Costs,
Board on Science and Technology for International Benefits, and Farmer Adoption of Agroforestry:
Development. Lost Crops of Africa: Volume I. Project Experience in Central America and the
Grains, reviewed by F. G. H. Lupton, 249 Caribbean, reviewed by R. R. B. Leakey, 385
Bbhringer, A. and Leihner, D. E. Pigeonpea in
simultaneous fallow-cropping systems in the Dagg, M.. see Weijenberg, J.
subhumid forest-savanna mosaic zone of West De Bon, H., Faye F. and Pages, J. Development of
Africa, 301 vegetable cropping systems in the Niayes zone
Brandjes, P. J. and Lauckner, F. B. On-farm of Senegal, 83
assessment of two liming materials in cabbage Dhital, B. K. see Subedi, K. D.
and hot pepper cultivation on acid sulphate Dhliwayo, H. see Riches, C. R.
soil in Guyana, 225 Dias, J. C. S. see Kays, S. J.
Buerkert, A. Earners, J. P. A., Schmelzer, G. H., Dumanski, J. see Pieri, C.
Becker, K. and Marschner, H. Phosphorus
and millet crop residue application affect the
quantity and quality of millet leaves and El-Sharkawy, M. A. see Ruppenthal, M. and see Pellet,
fodder weeds for ruminants in agro-pastoral D. M.
systems of the Sahel, 253 Evans, L. T. Crop Evolution, Adaptation and Yield,
Burgess, P. J. and Carr, M. K. V. Responses of young reviewed by J. M. Hirst, 249
504 Index of authors
Faye, F. see De Bon, H. Kadayat, K. B. Joshi, K. D.
Forbes, G. A. see Korva, J. T. Kaligis, D. A. see Mullen, B. F.
Forno, D. A. see Srivastava, J. P. Kalunda, M. see Weijenberg, J.
Forster, B. P., Lee, M. A., Lundqvist, U., Millam, S., Kampen, J. see Weijenberg, J.
Vamling, K. and Wilson, T. M. A. Genetic Kays, S. J. and Dias, J. C. S. Cultivated Vegetables of the
engineering of crop plants; from genome to World, reviewed by H. D. Tindall, 499
gene, 15 Kempton, R A. and Fox, P. N. (Edsj Statistical
Fox, P. N. see Kempton, R. A. Methods for Plant Variety Evaluation, reviewed by
Franzel, S. see Swinkels, R. N. W. Simmonds, 386
Ketema, S. see Weijenberg, J.
Kirk, P. M. see Hawksworth, D. L.
Gabriel, J. see Thiele, G.
Knapp, E. B. see Hansen, J. W.
Garcia-Arenal, F. see Gibbs, A. J.
Korva, J. T. and Forbes G. A. A simple and low-cost
Gardner, G. see Thiele, G.
method for leaf area measurement of detached
Ghassali, F. see Osman, A. E.
leaves, 65
Gibbon, D. see Mponda, O. K. K.
KropIT, M. J. see Mathews, R. B.
Gibbs, A. J., Calisher, C. H. and Garcia-Arenal, F.
Kumar, A. see Batra, L.
(Eds^ Molecular Basis of Virus Evolution, re¬
viewed by B. D. Harrison, 115
Gillham, F. E. M., Bell, T. M., Arin, T., Mathews, Earners, J. P. A. see Buerkert, A.
G. A., Le Remeur, C. and Hearn, A. B. Cotton Lauckner, F. B. see Brandjes, P. J.
Production Prospects for the Next Decade. (World Le Remeur, C. see Gillham, F. E. M.
Bank Technical Paper No. 287.), reviewed by N. Lee, M. A. see Forster, B. P.
L. Innes, 119 Leihner, D. E. see Behringer, A.
Gopalan, H. N. B. see Mangech, A. N. Leihner, D. E. see Ruppenthal, M.
Lenn, J. H. and Trutmann, P. (Eds) Diseases of
Tropical Pasture Plants, reviewed by B. C.
Hamblin, A. see Fieri, C.
Clifford, 113
Hansen, J. W., Knapp, E. B. and Jones, J. W.
Loker, W. M. see Vera, R. R.
Determinants of sustainability of a Colombian
Lundqvist, U. see Forster, B. P.
hillside farm, 425
Lutz, E. see Current, D.
Hawksworth, D. L., Kirk, P. M., Sutton, B. C. and
Pegler, D. N. Ainsworth and Bisby’s: Dictionary of
the Fungi. (Eighth Edition.), reviewed by J. M. MacHardy, W. E. Apple Scab: Biology, Epidemiology and
Hirst, 250 Management, reviewed by J. M. Hirst, 251
Hearn, A. B. see Gillham, F. E. M. Magalhaes, A. R. see Ribot, J. C.
Hillocks, R. J. see Songa, W. Mailu, A. N. see Weijenberg, J.
Hinkkanen, R. see Agbomo, P. C. Mangech, A. N., Saxena, K. N. and Gopalan, H. N.
B. (Eds) Integrated Pest Management in the
Tropics: Current Status and Future Prospects,
Irungu, J. W. see Warren, G. P.
reviewed by D. Glen, 247
Manna, M. C. see Batra, L.
Jacques, S., Bacon, R. K. and Parsch, L. D. Marschner, H. see Buerkert, A.
Comparison of single cropping, relay cropping Mathews, G. A. Implementing cotton integrated pest
and double cropping of soyabeans with wheat management, 1
using cultivar blends, 477 Mathews, G. A. see Gillham, F. E. M.
Jervis, M. and Kidd, N. Insect Natural Enemies: Mathews, R. B., Kropff, M. J., Bachelet, D. and van
Practical Approaches to their Study and Evaluation, Laar, H. H. (Eds) Modelling the Impact of
reviewed by D. Glen, 248 Climatic Change on Rice production in Asia,
Jones, J. W. see Hansen, J. W. reviewed byj. L. Monteith, 114
Jones, M. J. see Pilbeam, C. J. Maude, R. B. Seedbome Diseases and their Control:
Jones, W. J. The World Bank and Irrigation (A World Principles and Practice, reviewed by D. A. Perry,
Bank Operations Evaluation Study), reviewed by 387
R. F. Stoner, 115 McDonald, M. B. see Copeland, L. O.
Joshi, K. D. Subedi, M., Rana, R. B. Kadayat, K. B. Mekbib, F. Farmer participation in common bean
and Sthapit, B. R. Enhancing on-farm varietal genotype evaluation: the case of eastern
diversity through participatory varietal selec¬ Ethiopia, 399
tion: a case study for chaite rice in Nepal, 335 Midmore, D. J., Roan, Y. C. and Wu, M. H.
Index of authors 505
Management practices to improve lowland Land Quality Indicators, reviewed by P. B.
subtropical summer tomato production; Tinker, 499
yields, economic return and risk, 125 Pilbeam, C. J., Wood, M. and Jones, M. J.
Millam, S. see Forster, B. P. Proportion of total nitrogen and fixed nitrogen
Modaihsh, A. S. Foliar application of chelated and in shoots of lentil and chickpea grown in a
non-chelated metals for supplying micro¬ Mediterranean-type environment, 139
nutrients to wheat grown on calcareous soil, Poehimann, J. M. Breeding Field Crops. (Fourth
237 Edition.), reviewed by L. K. Jones, 114
Morse, S. see M{X)nda, O. K. K. Poultney, R., Riley, J. and Webster, R. Optimizing
Morse, S. see Siame, J. plot size and shap>e for field experiments on
Morse, S., Willey, R. W. and Nasir, M. Modelling terraces, 51
the long-term yield effects of compensation in
intercropping using data from a field experi¬ Qureshi, J. N. see Recke, H.
ment, 291
Mortimer, M. see Cousens, R.
Mponda, O. K. K., Gibbon, D., Arthur, E. and Rana, R. B. rre Joshi, K. D.
Morse, S. Involving farmers in the design of a Reategui, K. see Vera, R. R.
low-input control programme for sesame flea Recke, H., Schnier, H. F., Nabwile, S. and Qureshi,
beetles in southern Tanzania, 313 J. N. Reponses of Irish potatoes {Solanum
Mullen, B. F., Rika, I. K., Kaligis, D. A. and StUr, tuberosum L.) to mineral and organic fertilizer
W. W. Performance of grass-legume pastures in various agro-ecological environments in
Kenya, 91
under coconuts in Indonesia, 409
Mwango’mbe, A. W. see Songa, W. Ribot, J. C., Magalhaes, A. R. and Panagides, S. S.
Climate Variability, Climate Change and Social
Vulnerability in the Semi-arid Tropics, reviewed
Nabwile, S. see Recke, H. by J. L. Monteith, 251
Nasir, M. see Morse, S. Richards, P. W. The Tropical Rain Forest. (Second
Navarro, L. see Weijenbcrg, J. Edition.), reviewed by G. D. Holmes, 500
Ndufa, J. K. see Shepherd, K. D. Riches, C. R., Twomlow, S. J. and Dhliwayo, H.
Noor, M. A. see Weijenberg, J. Low-input weed management and conserva¬
Nwokola, E. and Smartt, J. (Eds) Food and Feed from tion tillage in semi-arid Zimbabwe, 173
Legumes and Oilseeds, reviewed by P. R. Rika, I. K. see Mullen, B. F.
Shewry, 118 Riley, J. and Alexander, C. J. Statistical literature for
participatory on-farm research, 73
Riley, J. see Poultney, R.
Ohlsson, E. see Shepherd, K. D. Roan, Y. C. see Midmore, D. J.
Opp>ong, F. K. see Amoah, F. M. Robinson, R. A. Return to Resistance: Breeding Crops to
Osei-Bonsu, K. see Amoah, F. M. Reduce Pesticide Dependerue, reviewed by N. W.
Osman, A. E. and Ghassali, F. Effects of storage Simmonds, 119
conditions and presence of fruiting bracts on Ronno, W. K. see Songa, W.
the germination of Atriplex halimus and Salsola Ruppenthal, M., Leihner, D. E., Steinmuller, N. and
vermiculata, 149 El-Sharkawy, M. A. Losses of organic matter
and nutrients by water erosion in cassava-
based cropping systems, 487
Pages, J. see De Bon, H.
Panagides, S. S. see Ribot, J. C.
Parsch, L. D. Jacques, S. Saxena, K. N. see Mangech, A. N.
Paul, E. A. and Clark, F. E. Soil Miaobiology and Scherr, S. see Current, D.
Biochemistry. (Second Edition.), reviewed by B. Schmelzer, G. H. see Buerkert, A.
Griffiths, 385 Schmutterer, H. (Ed.) The Neem Tree Azadirachta
Pegler, D. N. see Hawksworth, D. L. indica A. Juss. and Other Meliaceous Plants:
Pehu, E. see Agboma, P. C. Source of Unique Products for Integrated Pest
Pellet, D. M and El-Sharkawy, M. A. Cassava Management, Medicine, Industry and Other Pur¬
varietal response to fertilization: growth dy¬ poses, reviewed by A. Blackwell, 247
namics and implications for cropping sustain¬ Schnier, H. F. see Recke, H.
ability, 353 Shepherd, K. D., Ndufa, J. K., Ohlsson, E., Sjogp'en,
Peltonen-Sainio, P. see Agbomo, P. C. H. and Swinkels, R. Adoption potential of
Pieri, C., Dumanski, J., Hamblin, A. and Young, A. hedgerow intercropping in maize-based crop>-
506 Index of authors
ping systems in the highlands of western Kenya. 2. Economic and farmers’ evaluation,
Kenya. 1. Background and agronomic evalua¬ 211
tion, 197 Swinkels, R. see Shepherd, K. D.
Siame, J., Willey, R. W. and Morse, S. A study of the
partitioning of applied nitrogen between
maize and beans in intercropping, 35 Tate, D. J. M. The RGA History of the Plantation
Singh, M., Christiansen, S. and Chakraborty, B. K. Industry in the Malay Peninsula, reviewed by N.
An assessment of the effect of covariance of W. Simmonds, 500
plot errors over time on the precision of means Thiele, G., Gardner, G., Torrez, R. and Gabriel, J.
of rotations with wheat, 469 Farmer involvement in selecting new varieties;
Sjogren, H. see Shepherd, K. D. potatoes in Bolivia, 275
Smartt, J. see Nwokola, E. Torrez, R. see Thiele, G.
Smith, N. J. H. see Srivastava, J. P. Trutmann, P. see Lenn, J. H.
Songa, W., Hillocks, R. J., Mwango’mbe, A. W., Twomlow, S. J. see Riches, C. R.
Buruchara, R. and Ronno, W. K. Screening
common bean accessions for resistance to
Vamling, K. see Forster, B. P.
charcoal rot [Macrophomina phaseolina) in east¬
van Laar, H. H. see Mathews, R. B.
ern Kenya, 459
Vera, R. R., Reategui, K. and Loker, W. M. Milk
Srivastava, J. P., Smith, N. J. H. and Forno, D. A.
and pastures at the frontier: the case of the
(Eds) Biodiversity and Agricultural Intensification -
Peruvian forest margins, 265
Partners for Development and Conservation. Envir¬
onmentally Sustainable Development Studies and
Monograph Series No. II, reviewed by J. E. Warren, G. P., Atwal, S. S. and Irungu, J. W. Soil
Jackson, 386 nitrate variations under grass, sorghum and
Steinmuller, N. see Ruppenthal, M. bare fallow in semi-arid Kenya, 321
Sthapit, B. R. Joshi, K. D. Wathes, C. M. see Cox, C. S.
Stiir, W. W. see Mullen, B. F. Webster, R. see Poultney, R.
Subedi, K. D. and Dhital, B. K. Plant population Weijenberg, J., Dagg, M., Kampen, J., Kalunda, M.,
density dynamics of maize under farmers’ Mailu, A. N., Ketema, S., Navarro, L. and
management in the Western Hills of Nepal, Noor, M. A. Strengthening National Agricultural
189 Research Systems in Eastern and Central Africa.
Subedi, M. ree Joshi, K. D. (World Bank Technical Paper No. 290.), re¬
Sullivan, N. F. Technology Transfer: Making the Most of viewed by P. Mosely, 116
Your Intellectual Property, reviewed by R. K. Willey, R. W. see Morse, S.
Atkin, 117 Willey, R. W. see Siame, J.
Sutton, B. C. (Ed.) A Century of Mycology, reviewed by Wilson, T. M. A. see Forster, B. P.
J. M. Hirst, 250 Wood, M. see Pilbeam, C. J.
Sutton, B. C. see Hawksworth, D. L. Wu, M. H. see Midmore, D. J
Swinkels, R. and Franzel, S. Adoption potential of
hedgerow intercropping in maize-based crop¬
ping systems in the highlands of western Young, A. see Pieri, C.
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
A Centuiy of Mycology, edited by B. C. Sutton, of two liming materials on acid sulphate soil in
reviewed byj. M. Hirst, 250 Guyana (Brandjes and Lauckner), 225
Adoption potential of hedgerow intercropping in Camellia sinensis see Tea
maize-based cropping systems in the highlands Cassava varietal response to fertilization: growth
of western Kenya. 1. Background and agro¬ dynamics and implications for cropping sus¬
nomic evaluation (Shepherd, Ndufa, Ohlsson, tainability (Pellet and El-Sharkawy), 353
Sjogren and Swinkels), 197; 2. Economic and Cassava-based cropping systems and losses of or¬
farmers’ evaluation (Swinkels and Franzel), ganic matter and nutrients by water erosion
211 (Ruppenthal, Leihner, Steinmuller and El-
Agroclimatic potential of the forest-savanna transi¬ Sharkawy), 487
tion zone of Nigeria for the cultivation of Charcoal rot [Macrophomina phaseolina) and screening
sorghum (an investigation of) (Bello), 157 common bean accessions for resistance in
Ainsworth and Bisby’s: Dictionary of the Fungi. (Eighth eastern Kenya (Songa, Hillocks Mwan-
Edition.), by D. L. Hawksworth, P. M. Kirk, go’mbe, Buruchara and Ronno), 459
B. C. Sutton and D. N. Pegler, reviewed by J. Chelated and non-chelated metals (foliar application)
M. Hirst, 250 for supplying micronutrients to wheat grown
Apple Scab: Biology, Epidemiology and Management, by on calcareous soil (Modaihsh), 237
W. E. MacHardy, reviewed by J. M. Hirst, Chickpea and lentil grown in a Mediterranean-type
251 environment and the proportion of total
Atriplex halimus and Salsola vermiculata and the effects of nitrogen and fixed nitrogen in shoots (Pil-
storage conditions and the presence of fruiting beam. Wood and Jones), 139
bracts on germination (Osman and Ghassali), Client-oriented breeding strategy (a), by on-station
149 farmer participatory varietal evaluation
(Baidu-Forson), 43
Climate Variability, Climate Change and Social Vulnerability
Beans (common) and genotype evaluation: the case of
in the Semi-arid Tropics, by J. C. Ribot, A. R.
eastern Ethiopia (Mekbib), 399
Magalhaes, and S. S. Panagides, reviewed by
Beans (common) and screening accessions for resis¬
J. L. Monteith, 251
tance to charcoal rot [Macrophomina phaseolina)
Coconuts and the performance of grass-legume
in eastern Kenya (Songa, Hillocks, Mwan-
pastures below (Mullen, Rika, Kaligis and
go’mbe, Buruchara and Ronno), 459
Star), 409
Beans and maize in intercropping and a study of
Coffee (improved robusta) and its response to
the partitioning of applied nitrogen (Siame,
location and management practices in Ghana
Willey and Morse), 35
(Amoah, Osei-Bonsu and Opjjong), 103
Bioaerosols Handbook, edited by C. S. Cox and C. M.
Colombian hillside farm and determinants of sustain¬
Wathes, reviewed by F. Th. M. Spieksma, 113
ability (Hansen, Knapp and Jones), 425
Biodiversity and Agricultural Intensification - Partners for
Costs, Benefits, and Farmer Adoption of Agroforestry:
Development and Conservation. Environmentally
Project Experience in Central America and the
Sustainable Development Studies and Monograph
Caribbean, edited by D. Current, E. Lutz and
Series No. II, edited by J. P. Srivastava, N. J.
S. Scherr, reviewed by R. R. B. Leakey, 385
H. Smith and D. A. Forno, reviewed by J. E.
Cotton and the implementation of integrated pest
Jackson, 386
management (Mathews) 15
Bolivia and farmer involvement in selecting new
Cotton Production Prospects for the Next Decade. (World
varieties of potatoes (Thiele, Gardner, Torrez
Bank Technical Paper No. 287.), by F. E. M.
and Gabriel), 275
Gillham, T. M. Bell, T. Arin, G. A. Mathews,
Breeding Field Crops. (Fourth Edition.), by J. M.
C. Le Remeur and A. B. Hearn, reviewed by
Poehlmann, reviewed by L. K. Jones, 114
N. L. Innes, 119
Covariance of plot errors and an assessment of their
Cabbage and hot pepper and the on-farm assessment effect over time on the precision of means of
508 Index of subjects
rotations with wheat (Singh, Christiansen and maturity and seed quality of fluted pumpkin
Chakraborty), 469 (Adetunji), 449
Crop Evolution, Adaptation and Yield, by L. T. Evans, Fodder weeds and millet leaves (quality and quan¬
reviewed byj. M. Hirst, 249 tity) for ruminants in agro-pastoral systems of
Crop plants and genetic engineering: from genome to the Sahel, and the effects of millet crop
gene (Forster, Lee, Lundqvist, Millam, Vaml- residues and phosphorus application (Buer-
ing and Wilson), 15 kert. Earners, Schmelzer, Becker and Marsch-
Cultivated Vegetables of the World, by S. J. Kays and J. ner), 253
C. S Dias, reviewed by H. D. Tindall, 499 Food and Feed from Legumes and Oilseeds, edited by E.
Nwokola and J. Smartt, reviewed by P. R.
Shewry, 118
Diseases of Tropical Pasture Plants, edited by J. H. Lenn
Fundamentals of Soil Ecology, by D. C. Coleman and D.
and P. Trutmann, reviewed by B. C. Clifford,
A. Crossley, reviewed by P. Harris, 501
113
Drought and temperature response of young tea
Genetic engineering of crop plants: from genome to
{Camellia sinensis) clones. 3. Shoot extension
gene (Forster, Lee, Lundqvist, Millam, Vaml-
and development (Burgess and Carr), 367
ing and Wilson), 15
Dynamics of Weed Populations, by R. Cousens and M.
Germination of Salsola vermiculata and Atriplex halimus
Mortimer, reviewed by J. Marshall, 118
and the effects of storage conditions and the
presence of fruiting bracts (Osman and
Economic return, yields, risk and management Ghassali), 149
practices to improve lowland subtropical Ghana and the response of improved robusta coffee to
summer tomato production (Midmore, Roan location and management practices Amoah,
and Wu), 125 Osei-Bonsu and Oppong), 103
Ethiopia (eastern) (the case of) and farmer participa¬ Glycinebetaine (foliar application of) effect on yield
tion in common bean genotype evaluation components of drought-stressed tobacco plants
(Mekbib), 399 (Agboma, Peltonen-Sainio, Hinkkanen and
Pehu), 345
Fallow (bare), grass and sorghum in semi-arid Kenya Governments, Farmers and Seed in a Changing Africa, by E.
and soil nitrate variations below (Warren, Cromwell, reviewed by E. Roberts, 499
Atwal and Irungu), 321 Grass, sorghum and bare fallow in semi-arid Kenya
Farmer involvement in selecting new varieties: and soil nitrate variations below (Warren,
potatoes in Bolivia (Thiele, Gardner, Torrez Atwal and Irungu), 321
and Gabriel), 275 Grass-legume pasture performance under coconuts in
Farmer participation in common bean genotype Indonesia (Mullen, Rika, Kaligis and Stur),
evaluation: the case of eastern Ethiopia 409
(Mekbib), 399 Guyana (on acid sulphate soils), on-farm assessment
Farmer participatory varietal evaluation on-station: a of two liming materials in cabbage and hot
strategy for client-oriented breeding (Baidu- pepper cultivation (Brandjes and Lauckner),
Forson), 43 225
Farmers’ involvement in the design of a low-input Gypsum application and Karnal grass for the
control programme for sesame flea beetles in microbiological and chemical amelioration of
southern Tanzania (Mponda, Gibbon, Arthur alkaline soil (Batra, Kumar, Manna and
and Morse), 313 Chhabra), 389
Fertilization effect on growth dynamics of cassava
varieties and implications for cropping sus¬ Hedgerow intercropping and its adoption potential in
tainability (Pellet and El-Sharkawy), 353 maize-based cropping systems in the highlands
Fertilizer (mineral and organic) in various agro- of western Kenya. 1. Background and agro¬
ecological environments in Kenya and the nomic evaluation (Shepherd, Ndufa, Ohlsson,
response of Irish potatoes {Solanum tuberosum Sjogren and Swinkels), 197; 2. Economic and
L.) (Recke, Schnier, Nabwile and Qureshi), farmers’ evaluation (Swinkels and Franzel),
91 211
Field experiments on terraces and the optimization of
plot size and shape (Poultney, Riley and Indonesia and the performance of grass-legume
Webster), 51 pastures under coconuts (Mullen, Rika, Kali¬
Fluted pumpkin and the effect of time interval gis and StOr), 409
between pod set and harvesting on the Insect Natural Enemies: Practical Approaches to their Study
1
Index of subjects 509
and Evaluation, by M. Jervis and N. Kidd, Maize and beans in intercropping and a study of
reviewed by D. Glen, 248 the partitioning of applied nitrogen (Siame,
Integrated pest management implementation in Willey and Morse), 35
cotton (Mathews) 1 Maize and plant population density dynamics under
Integrated Pest Management in the Tropics: Current Status farmers’ management in the Western Hills of
and Future Prospects, edited by A. N. Mangech, Nepal (Subedi and Dhital), 189
K. N. Saxena and H. N. B Gopalan, reviewed Maize-based cropping systems in the highlands of
by D. Glen, 247 western Kenya and the adoption of hedgerow
Intercropping maize and beans and a study of intercropping. 1. Background and agronomic
the partitioning of applied nitrogen (Siame, evaluation (Shepherd, Ndufa, Ohlsson, Sjog¬
Willey and Morse), 35 ren and Swinkels), 197 2. Economic and
Intercropping, compensation and the modelling of farmers’ evaluation (Swinkels and Franzel),
long-term yield effects using data from a field 211
experiment (Morse, Willey and Nasir), 291 Management practices to improve lowland subtropi¬
cal summer tomato production: yields, eco¬
Karnal grass and gypsum application for the micro¬ nomic return and risk (Midmore, Roan and
biological and chemical amelioration of alka¬ Wu), 125
line soil (Batra, Kumar, Manna and Microbiological and chemical amelioration of alka¬
Chhabra), 389 line soil by growing Karnal grass and gypisum
Kenya (eastern) and screening common bean acces¬ application (Batra, Kumar, Manna and
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phomina phaseolina) (Songa, Hillocks Micronutrients supplied by foliar application of
Mwango’mbe, Buruchara and Ronno), 459 chelated and non-chelated metals for wheat
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grass, sorghum and bare fallow (Warren, Milk and pastures at the frontier: the case of the
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ground and agronomic evaluation (Shepherd, for ruminants in agro-pastoral systems of the
Ndufa, Ohlsson, Sjogren and Swinkels), 197; Sahel and the effects of millet crop residues
2. Economic and farmers’ evaluation (Swin¬ and phosphorus application (Buerkert, Ea¬
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shi), 91 Modelling the long-term yield effects of compensation
in intercropping using data from a field
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Tinker, 499 Gibbs, C. H. Calisher and F. Garcia-Arenal,
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and low-cost method (Korva and Forbes), 65
Lentil and chickpea grown in a Mediterranean-type The Meem Tree Azadirachta indica A. fuss, and Other
environment and the proportion of total Meliaceous Plants: Source of Unique Products for
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for cabbage and hot peppier cultivation on Nepal (Western Hills) and plant population density
acid sulphate soil in Guyana (Brandjes and dynamics of maize under farmers’ manage¬
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Science and Technology for International Nigeria (forest-savanna transition zone) and an
Development, reviewed by F. G. H. Lupton, investigation of the agroclimatic potential for
249 the cultivation of sorghum (Bello), 157
Nitrogen (proportion of total and fixed) in shoots of
Macrophomina phaseolina see charcoal rot lentil and chickpea grown in a Mediterra-
510 Index of subjects
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Nitrogen and a study of partitioning the application N. W. Simmonds, 119
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(Siame, Willey and Morse), 35 Peninsula, D. J. M. Tate, reviewed by N. W.
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On-farm varietal diversity and its enhancement
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Rana, Kadayat, and Sthapit), 335 quality of millet leaves and fodder weeds for
Organic matter and nutrient loss caused by water ruminants in agro-pastoral systems (Buerkert,
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(Ruppenthal, Leihner, Steinmuller and El- 253
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storage conditions and the presence of fruiting
Participatory on-farm research and its statistical bracts on germination (Osman and Ghassali),
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Peruvian forest margins (Vera, Reategui and vegetable cropping systems (De Bon, Faye
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Peruvian forest margins (the case of): milk and and Morse), 313
pastures at the frontier (Vera, Reategui and Single cropping comparison with relay cropping and
Loker), 265 double cropping for soyabeans with wheat
Phosphorus and millet crop residue application affect using cultivar blends (Jacques, Bacon and
the quantity and quality of millet leaves and Parsch), 477
fodder weeds for ruminants in agro-pastoral Soil (alkaline) and its microbiological and chemical
systems of the Sahel (Buerkert, Lamers, amelioration by growing Karnal grass and
Schmelzer, Becker and Marschner), 253 gypsum application (Batra, Kumar, Manna
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Potatoes ((Irish) Solarium tuberosum L.) and their re¬ fallow in semi-arid Kenya (Warren, Atwal
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(Recke, Schnier, Nabwile and Qureshi), 91 Sorghum cultivation and an investigation of the
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Index of subjects 511
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N. W. Simmonds, 386 the Niayes zone of Senegal (De Bon, Faye and
Storage conditions (effects of) and the presence of Pages), 83
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reviewed by P. Mosely, 116 West Africa (subhumid forest-savanna mosaic zone)
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Sustainable Dryland Farming: Combining Farmer Innovation Wheat and a comparison of single cropping, relay
and Medic Pasture in a Mediterranean Climate, by cropping and double cropping of soyabeans
L. Chatterton and B. Chatterton, reviewed by using cultivar blends (Jacques, Bacon and
P. R. Goldsworthy, 248 Parsch), 477
Wheat and an assessment of the effect of covariance of
Tanzania (southern) and farmers involvement in the plot errors over time on the precision of means
design of a low-input control programme for of rotations with wheat (Singh, Christiansen
sesame flea beetles (Mponda, Gibbon, Arthur and Chakraborty), 469
and Morse), 313 Wheat grown on calcareous soils and the foliar
Tea {Camellia sinensis) and the responses of young application of chelated and non-chelated
clones to drought and temperature. 3. Shoot metals for supplying micronutrients (Mod-
extension and development (Burgess and aihsh), 237
Carr), 367 The World Bank and Irrigation (A World Bank Operations
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Property, by N. F. Sullivan, reviewed by R. K. R. F. Stoner, 115
Atkin, 117
Temperature and drought response of young tea Yields, economic return and risk and management
{Camellia sinensis) clones. 3. Shoot extension practices to improve lowland subtropical
and development (Burgess and Carr), 367 summer tomato production (Midmore, Roan
Tobacco (drought-stressed plants) and the effect of and Wu), 125
foliar application of glycinebetaine on yield
components (Agboma, Peltonen-Sainio, Hink- Zimbabwe (semi-arid) and low-input weed manage¬
kanen and Pehu), 345 ment and conservation tillage (Riches, Twom¬
Tomato (lowland subtropical summer production) low and Dhliwayo), 173
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