Experimental Agriculture 2003: Vol 39 Index

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INDEX OF AUTHORS
Aboiid, A. See Barrett. C:. B., 335 Detonsnon. J. .See Clarsky. R.J., 327
.\kak]X). C). See Clarsky. R-.J-. 327 DLxon. ].. CiullKer. .\. and Ciibbon. I). Farming Systems and
.\iilteln|X)iili)s. K. .Vrf Nikolaou. N., 241 Poverty 2001: Improving Farmers' Uvelihoods in a
.\rtliur. F^. See Biilher. \V.. 222 ( '.hanging llorW. reviewed by .A. H. Kassam. 109
.\siedii, R. See Shiwaehi. H., 209 Dominie. E K. .See Prasanna. R.. 145
A\ankannii. 1'. See Shiwaehi. H., 209 Dresehel. P. and Kunze. D. (E,d.s) lla.(/e (.'umpo.stingjor
.\zani-.\li. S. \. and Squire, (j. R. Principles of Tropica! I rhan and Peri-l ’rban .Agriculture: Clo.sing the Rural-
Agronomy. re\ie\ved by M. K. \! (larr. 222 l than .\utrient Cycle in Suh-Saharan .Africa. re\ iewed
by Roix'rt Haward. 335
Barrett. C.. B.. Plaee. F. and .\boud. .\. .\. (Fds) .Mttwra/
Resources Management in African .igricullure: Eehe\erria. R. Ci. See Byerlee. D.. 449
I iiderslanding and Improving Current Practices. Eilittii. AE. SollenlxTser, E.. Eittell. R. C.. and
re\ iewed by Rnlx'rt H. B<«>tli. 335 Harrinston. \\’. On-farm experiments with
Bar/. \V. H. See ()k.sman-Claldently. K-M., 451 maize-mueuna systems in the I/)s Fuxtlas region
Bationo. .Vee Muehlig-Wrsen. B., 307 of A'eraeruz. southern Mexieo. 1. Mueuna
Batisani. N. See Wlenipini. H. 441 biomass and maize srain yield. 5
Berner, 1). K. See Sehulz. S.. 267 Fiilitta. .\1.. Sollenlx'rser. E.. Eittell. R. Cl. and
Blah<)\ ee, J. ;md Kiitilek. M. (FLds) Physical .Methods in Harrinston. W. On-farm expx'riments with
.Agriculture . Ipproach to ISecision and Quality. maize-mueuna systems in the I/)s Tuxtlas resion
reviewed bv 1). K. I.. MaeRerron. 452 ofWraeruz. southern Mexico. II. Mueuna
Bolton. .S. See Bulher. W.. 222 \ ariety evaluation and subset|uent maize yield.
Brouwer. J. .See Meertens. H. Cl. Cl.. 65 19
Buerkert. See .\Iuehliir-\'ersen. B.. 307 Enserink. H. J. See Meertens. H. Cl. Cl.. 65
Bulher. \V.. Morse. S.. .\rthur. K.. Bolton. S. and Manit. Erskine. \V. .See Sinsh. M.. 151
j. Science. .Agriculture and Research. .4 C-ompromised Eshel..\. .Ve\Vaisel.Y..219
Participation? Reviewed by John K. Cloulter. 222 Exenson. R. E.. .See Santaniello. \’.. 220
Byerlee. 1). and Keheverria. R. Ci. (Eds).l^ncH/Zt/ra/
Research Policy in an Era of Privatization. re\ietved
Finch. 11. J. S.. Samuel. .\. M. anti Rme. Ci. P. F. LnUiart
bvj. R. Hillman. 449
and \ \lseman'.s Crop Husbandry. Eighth Edition.
rex iexxed by 1). K. E. MacKerron. 221
Clarr. M. K. V. See Ciomes. E. 39; 409 Floxd. Cl. X. See Clhettri. Ci. B., 129
Clarsky. R. J. See 327: .Sehulz. S., 267 Franke. .V Cl.. McRoberts. X.. Marshall. Ci.. Malik.
Clarsky. R..J.. .\kakpo. Cl., Sinijh. B. B. and Hetongnon. R. K.. Sinsh. S. and Xehra. .\. S. .\ survey
J. Cl(mi>ea yield sain from resistanee to Striga of Phalaris minor in the Intlian rice-wheat system.
gesnerioides parasitism in southern Benin, 327 253
Cleeearelli, S. See Sinsh, M., 151 Franzel. S. See RiKithaert. R.. 423
Clhettri. Ci. B.. Cihimiray. .\E and Floyd, Cl. X. Elfeets of Franz.<4. S. and .Scherr. S. J. (Exls) Trees on the Farm:
farmytird manure, lertilizers and sreen manurins .lue.s.s/nt; the.Adoption Potential of .Agroforestry Practices
in riee-wheat systems in Bhutan: Results from a in .Africa, rex iewed by F. 'E Rist. 339
lons-term experiment. 129
Clle\i4and. 1). .\. and Soleri. I). (FMs) Farmers, Scientists and
(ialetti. M. .Sire Ix'xey. D. J.. 221
Plant Breeding. Integrating hiiuicledge and ISactice.
Ciiblxm. 1). See Dixon. J.. 109
re\ ie\\ed by N. 1,. limes. 109
Cihimiray, M. .See Clhettri, Ci. B., 129
Clurrah. E. .See Rabinowiteh. H. D.. 336
(inanamanickam. .S. (lid.) Biidogical Control oj Crop
Diseases, rexiexxed by Jonathan Smith. 219
Dawe. 1). Cl. See Maelean.J. L., 337 Ciomes. F. and Clarr, M. K. Y Etl'ects of water
de Fnmc|ue\ille. H. Oil palm bud rot in Ruin .\meriea. availability and vine harxestins frequency on the
225 pnxluetix ity of sweet |x>tato in southern
43(i Index of authors
M()/iinil>i(|U('. 111. Orop yicld/walcr-usi' response Jams. S. i'. .See Haygarth. P. ,\1., 431
I'unelions. 4(l!t
(iomes, K and C^arr, M. K. \'. Klleets of water
Kaikali, U. .See Waisel. 3'., 219
a\'ailal)ilil\ and \ ine lianestins; t'reciueney on the
Kajiru. (i.J. .Ve Mcertens. H. (!. (7. (),3
priKlnetivity of sweet potato in southern
Kang. .\l. S. Quantitative (ienetic.s. (ienomies and Plant
Mo/aml)i(|ue. II. (hop water use, 39
lireedin«. rexiexxixl by John K. Hradshaxx. 4,30
(iowing.J. \V. See Hatilni. N.. 279
Kaulhiann, 15. .\.. Dilferenees in perception ofeausi's
(iowing.J. W. Young. M. 1). 15.. Hatilni. N., Mahini.
ofx amel calf losses betxveen pastoralists and
H. 1'., Rwehunihiza, K and M/.irai. (). 15.
scientists. 3(53
l)e\elo[)ing improxcd drxlaiul eropjiing systems
Kiura, M. See Roothaert, R., 423
lor maize in semi-arid Tanzania. Part 11. I'se ofa
Kling. J. (i. See Sehulz. S.. 99
UKKlel to extrapolate and add value to
Kumar, S. See Singh. .\. K., 199
ex|H'ritnental results, 293
Kunze, D. See Dresehel, P., 33.3
(Irando. S. See Singh. M., 1,31
Kutilek. M. See 15lahovee. J.. 432
(iregor\, I’. J. See Ingram. I). S., 449
(Jreider. .\. H See llutehinson, 15. S.. 220
(iriee, (i. and Hodgkinson, K. (i. (Kds) (Hohiil Dll, R. See Ishaq. M., 341
Raii^elaiidt. /Soi;re\s mid Pnisfirets, rex iewed hy j. M. Dine, (i. P F. .Sir Fiiieh. 11. J. S.. 221
Suttie, 337 D-xey, D. J.. Silxa. W. R. and (ialetti. .\1. (Kds) Seed
(Jullherg. L. .Vr .Mkumhira.J.. 1(57 lyisfiersal and Frugivory. Fenkgy. Fiidiitiini and
(iiilliver. See Dixon. J., 109 iiiinservatiim. rex iexvi-d bx (1, R. S(|uire. 221
Kiltell, R. (I. .Sir Kilillii. M.. .3 and 19
Hardy. 15. 1>. .See .\laelean.J. L., 337
.Maclean. ). K., Daxxe, 1). (7, Hardy. 15. and Patel, (i. P.
Harrington. W. .See Kilittii. M., .3: 39
(Kds) Hire. Mmanac: .Sonne Rook fur the Miut Inifnrtant
Hatihu, N. .See (iowing. J. \V., 279
Fconomic At tivity on Earth, rex iexved bx .\. H.
Hatilni. \.. Young, M. 1). 15., (iowing.J. \V., Mahoo.
Kassam. 337
11. F. and Mzirai. (). 15. Developing improved
Mahoo. H. F. .See (ioxving.J. W, 293; Hatilni. \.. 279
dn land eropping systems for maize in semi-arid
-Mahungu, N. .\1. .See .Mkumbira. ).. 1(57
Tanzania. Part I: Fx|n-rimental evidence for the
.Malhotra. R. .S. .Si-r .Singh. M.. 131
beni'lits of rainwater harvesting. 279
.Malik. R. K. See Franke, .\. 2.33
Haygarth. P. .\1. and Jams. S. (). i Ikis). I"ri(
■Mann.J. See Bulher, W, 222
Ihdroloi^y and Water (jiiatilr, rex iewed bx Richard
Manyong. \'. M. .See Sehulz. S.. 2(57
Williams. 4.31
Marshall, (i. .Vr Franke. .\. (!.. 2,33
Hillyer. .\. F. .\I. See MeDonagh.J. K, 349
Malsui. T. and Singh, B. 15. Root eharaeteristies in
Hodgkinson. K. (). See (iriee, .V (!., 337
eoxvpea related to drought tolerance at the
Honlonkou. A. N. .See Sehulz, S., 2(57
seedling stage. 29
lliissaini, M. .\. .See Sehulz. S.. 99
Matthexxs. R. .Sir Panda. R. K.. 1151
Hutehinsoii. 15. S. and (ireider, .\. P. (Kds) I'sini’the
Matthexvs. R. 15. and Stephens, W. (Kds) (.r«/)-.S«i/
Ai;rieullural, Kiirironmenlal and Fund IJleralnre.
Siniiilation .Models: Al>ldiiation\ in Develo/iini; (ionntries,
reviexxed by W. H. .Maefarlane Smith. 220
rexiexxed bx S. .\zani-.Mi and R. Burgess. 33(5
.MeDonagh.J. F. aiul Hillyer. .\. K. M. (irain legumes in
pearl millet systems in northern Namibia: an
Ibrahim. M. .See lsha<|, M., 341 assessment of potential nitrogen contributions.
Ikie, F. (). .See Sehulz. S., 99 349
Ingram, D. S., \’inei'-Prue, 1). and (iregoiy, P.J. (Kds) MacIntyre, K. R. .See Persley. («.J.. 219
Siienee and the (iarden, rex iexxetl by llariy M. MeNamara. X. .See Morse. S., 81
Dixeson, 449 .MeRoIn rts. N. .Sir Franke. .\. (i., 233
lsluK|, M., Ibrahim. M. and Dil. R. Persistence of subsoil Meertens, 11. (i. (i., Kajiru. (i.J., Ndege, L.J., Knseriiik.
eompaetion elfeets on soil propeilies and groxvth H.J. and Brouxver.J. Kvaluation of on-farm soil
of xvheat and cotton in Pakistan. 341 fertility research in the rainfed loxvland rice fields
of Sukunialaiid. Tanzania. (53
Mkumbira.J.. Mahungu, N, .\1. and (iullberg. I',
Jalali, .\l. and Roxvell, 1). 1,. The role of eak ite and (irouping locations liir ellieient xassaxa
gypsum in the leaching of ixitassium in a sandy evaluation in .Malaxvi. 1(57
soil, 379 ■Morse, S. .See Bulher. W, 222
Index of authors
457
Morse, .S. and Me.N'aniara. \. Faelors afVeetine; the
Rengel, Z. (Ed.) Handbook iff Plant drouth: pH as the master
adoption f)f les^iminoiis eo\er < rops in .Niiieria
rariable, rev iewed by Rolx no \ it)la. lO*!
and a (onipai ison with tlie adoption of new erop
Riddtx'h. I. See \elempini. R, 441
\ arieties. 81
Rtx-mheld. \: W .Muehlig-Nersen. B.. 307
.\liiehlitr-\ersen. B., Biierkert. Bationo. .\. and
Rtx.thaert, R.. Franzel. S. and Kiura. .M. On-farm
RfH-mheld. \; Phosphorus plaeement on arid
ev aluation of lixlder trees and shrubs preferred
arenosols of the West .Affiean .Sahel. 307
by farmers in central Kenva. 423
Mzirai. (). B. See (iowins. J. 293; Hatihu. .V. 279
Rowell, D. L. .Src jalali. .M.. 379
Rvvehumbiza, F. See Ciowing, J. W'., 293
.N'det'e, L. ]. See .Meertens. H. C. (:.. O')
.\ehra, \. S. See Franke. C... 2.33
.N’lkolaoti, N.. .Antrelopoiilos. K. and Karatjiannidis. X. Samuel. .\. .M. .See Fitit h. H. J. .S.. 221
Flleets of drotit;ht stress on nneorrhi/al and Santamello. \;, Evenstm. R. E. and Zilix rtiian, D.
non-muorrhi/al Calxmet Sain ignon irraix \ ine, .Market Derelopment jor denetieally .Modiped Plants.
Srafted onto various nxttsttx ks. 241 rev iewed In .Nigel Kerbv; 220
Sarker. .\. .See Singh. \l., 1,51
St herr. S. J. .See Franzel. S., 339
Okaleix). J. R. See Waiifwa. .\1. \V., 39.5
Seholtz. R. \. .See ()verman. .\. R.. 449
()ksman-(;ald< ntl\. K-.M. and Barz. W. H. (K<|s) PW
Schulz. .S., Honlonkou. .V. .\.. Carsky. R. J.. .Manyong.
/iiolei fiiitiloiiy »>id '/mmgeiiii Planh. re\ iewed l)\
\. .M. and Ovewole, B. I), .Vlternatives to
Mark Faylttr. 4.51
mucuna for soil fertility tnanagement in southern
Onjo. .M. See Shiwaehi. H., 209
Benin: Farmer perception and use of traditional
Othieno, C. (). See Waitrwa. .M. \V., 39.5
and exotic grain legumes. 267
Overman. .\. R. and St hohz. R. \;. Mnihemnlieal Mudeh
S< hulz. S., Hussiiini. .M. .\.. Kling. j. Berner. 1). K.
o/Crol' drou th and Held. 111. re\ ie«ed hv Bruce
and Ikie, K O. Evaluation integrateil .Striga
•Marshall. f49
hermonthiea tontrol teclmoldgies under farmer
()ye\\f)le, B. 1). See .St hulz. S.. 267
management. 99
Sharma. S. P and Suix hia. S. K. Elfects of tw enty-liv e
Panda. R. K., Stephens. W. and .Matthews. R. .Mtxlellinij vears ol fertilizer tise on maize and wheat yields
the inlluent e of irrigation on the potential yield and cjuality ol an acidic soil in the western
of tea idamettia \inensis< in north-east India. 181 Himalava.s, .5,5
Pareek. ( ). P l-ridh /or the Future 2 Her. re\ iewed h\ Rt x Shiwachi. 11., .Xyankiuimi, 1.. .\siedu. R. and Onjo. .M.
Brennen. 4.51 Indut tion of sprouting in dormant yam {Dioseorea
Patel, (i. P. .Vr.Maclean.J. I... 337 •Spp.) tubers with inhibitors ol giblxTtdlins. 209
Perslev. J. and .Maelntyre, I,. R. <¥As) Aorieultural Silva, W. R. .See Iz vev. D. J.. 221
Hioteehmdoiiy: Country Ca\e Studies . I IXrade of Singh. .\. K. .See Prasanna. R., I 4.5
/X’ielopment. rev iewed by Ounther Hahne. 219 Singh. .\. K., Srivastava. R. K., Kalra. .\.. Bansal. R. P,
lelers. (i. H. and Piiu;ali. P (Fals) Itmiorrow's .{f^rieulture: Ionian K. S., B.thl. J. R. and Kumar. S. .New
/tu entires. Institutions. Infreistrueture and Innorations. practices in the cultiv ation of the mint. .Mentha
reviewed by .Mike Collinson. 1 |() arren.sis in the Indo-Oangetic plains. 199
Pinttali. P. See Peters. M., | |() Singh. B. B. .Vcflarskv. R. J.. 327 and .Matsui. T. 29
Place. F See Barrett. O. B., 33.5 Singh. M.. .Malhotra, R. S., Oeccarelli. S., .Sarker. .V.
Prasanna. R.. Iripathi. L’., Dominie, 'F K., Sinnh. (Jrando. S. and Erskine. W. Spatial variabilitv
.5. K.. 5adav. .\. K. and Sini>;h. P K. .\n nxxlels to improve drvland held trials, 1.51
improvizeil teehnH|ue for measurenient of Sitigh, P K. .See Prasanna, R., 14.5
nitrosen li.xation b\ blue tjreen algae and .!-»//« Singh. .S. .See Franke, .\. C., 2.53
using moist soil cores from rice lields. 14.5 Soleri. 1). .Vc Cleveland. 1). .\.. 109
Preitv. J. .igri-Culture: Reeonneetina I’eopte. Lind and.\ature. .Sollenix-rger, E. .See Eilittit, .M.. .5; 39
rev iewed bv Rii hard S. .Musangi, 337 St|uire, (i. R. .See .\zam-.\li. S. 222
Srivastava. R. K. .See Singh. .\. K., 199
Stejihens. W .See Panda. R. K., 181; .Matthews R B
Rabiuowitt h. II. 1). and Currah, L (Ftls) .Mlium Crop 336
Siienre: Reeent .Idranees. rev iewed bv Brian Smith Sulx hia. S. K. .See Sharma. .S. P. 5.5
33(i
Ranasinghe. C. .S. and Waidyanatha. I’. P I)e .S. Kthrel
stimulation ol inlloreseenee sap How in tap|X'd
I hacker. J. R. .M. .h, Introduetion to . {rthropod Pest Control.
etx'ontit (CiHos nuei/era) palms, Kil
rev iewetl by Frefor Wixxiliird. 338
458 Index of authors
’I'omar, \'. K.. S. See Sitigli. A. K., 199 cation of phosphate rock eombineil with organic
IVipathi, U. See Prasanna. R., 145 materials to acid soils in western Kenya. 395
W'aisel. 5'. Eshel, .k. and Kalkati. U. (Kds) Plant Roots: The
US National Roscairh Cioiincil Em inmmental Effects of Hidden Half 3"^ Edition, re\ iewed by Glyn
Transgenic Plants. The Scope and Adequacy of Bengoiigh. 219
Regulation. n'\ ic\\od by M. A. Mayo, 355 Weiss. E. Spice Crops, rex iewed by .Nigel Maxted. 221
Wojtkowski, P. .\. Agroecological Perspeetives in Agronomy,
Eorestry and Agroforestry, rex iewed by R. R. B.
WU-nipini. P., Riddoch. 1. and Balisani. N. Si'cd
la-akey, 450
treatments for enhancing germination of wild
okra {(iorchorus oUtorim), 441
\’inee-Prne, D. See Ingram. 1). S., 449
Yadax, \. K. .See Prasanna. R.. 145
Young, M. I). B. .Vre Gowing.J. W, 293; Halibu, N., 279
Waidyanatha, U. P. l)e S. See Ranasinghe, S., 161
Waigwa. M. W., Othieno, (i. (). and Okalebo.J. R.
Pliosplioriis a\'ailal>ilit> as afl'eeted by the appli¬ /ilberman, I). .Vrr Santaniello. V., 220
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Acidic-soil. See Kfl'ccts of tvvcniy-fi\ e years of fertilizer Benin. See (loxvpea xield gain from resistance to Striga
use on maize and w heat yields and quality of an ge.snerioides parasitism in Southern Benin (C^arsky.
acidic soil in the western Himalayas (Sharma ■Wakpo, Singh and Detongnon), 327
and Sulx-hia), 5') Bhutan. See F^fects rtf farmyard manure, fertilizers and
.\doption. See Factors alfecting the adoption of green manuring in rice-xvheat systems in Bhutan:
leipiminous co\er crops in Niijeria and a Results from a long-term e.xperiment (Clhettri.
comparison w ith the adoption of new crop (ihimiray and Floyd), 129
\arieties (Morse, and McNamara), 81 Biological Control of Crop Di.seases, editr’d by
A/lrinillural Biotedmoluay: Counlry lM.se Studies .1 Decade of (inanamanicktim. S.. rexiexved byjotiathan
Development, edited by Persley. C«. J. and Smith, 219
MacIntyre, L. R., reciewed by (junther Hahne, Biomass. .Sec ()n-farm ex|X‘riments w ith maize-mucuna
219 systems in the Ixts Fuxtlas region of \'eracruz.
Asirieiiltiirnl Research Policy in an Era ()/ Privatization, edited southern Mexico. 1. Mucuna biomass and maize
by ByerU-e, 1). and FA'hecerria. R. (i,, reviewed grain yield (Falitta, .SollcnlxTger, Littell and
by j. R. Hillman, 449 Harrington), 5
Agriculture, Hydrology and Water Quality, edited by Blue-green algae, .‘see .\n improx ized technique for
Haysarth, P. M. and Jarvis, S, C,, rexiewed by measurement of nitrogen fixation by blue-green
Richard Williams, 451 algae and .izolla using moist soil cores from rice
Agri-i.ulture: Reconnecting People, l/ind and.\ature. by Pretty, fields iPrasanna. Fripathi. Dominic. Singh.
J„ reviewed by Richard S. Musangi, 337 Yadav and Singh). 145
.{groecological Perspectives in Agronomy. Forestry and.[grnforestry, Bud rot in oil palm in I,;itin .America (de Frant|uex ille),
by Wojtkowski, P rex iewed by R. R. B.
l,eakey, 450
.lllium drop Science: Recent .Mvances. edited by (^ilxTiiet .Sauxignon. .See FUfects of drought-stress on
Rabinoxvitch, H, 1). and (lurrah, L., rex iewed by mycorrhizal and non-mxcorrhizal tlalx-rnet
Bri an Smith, 336 Saux ignon grapr’vine. grafted onto x arious
.Mternatixes to mucuna for soil lertility management in r(X)tst<x ks iNikolaftu. .Angelopoulos and
southern Benin: Farmer jx-rception and use of Karagiannidis), 2H
traditional and exotic grain legumes (Schulz, (Uilcite and gxpsum rttles in the leaching of |x>tassium in
Honlonkou, C^arsky, Manyong and Oyexvole), a sandy soil i jalali and Rowell), 379
267 Oamel calf loss: Differences Ix’txveen pastoralists' and
Arenosols of the West .Mrican Sahel. See Phosphorus scientists' perceptions of the causes iKaufmann),
placement oti acidic arenosols of the West 363
.\frican .Sahel (Muehlig-Wrseti, Buerkert. Camellia sinensis. .See tea
Bationo atid Roemheld), 307 Oassaxa in Malaxvi: (irouping kxations for efficient
.IrthropodPest Control (An Introduction to), by Fhacker. exaluation (Mkumbira. Mahungu atid (iulllx-tg ,
J. R. M., rex iexved by Irefor Wcxxlford. 338 167
. \z>dla and blue-green algae. See .\n improx ized Cax'onut (Cocos nucifera). See Fithrel stimulation of
technique for measurement of nitrogen fixation inflorescence s;ip floxv in tappx’d ctx'onut palms
by blue-green algae and . Igolla using moist soil (Ranasinghe and Waidyanatha), 161
cores from rice fields iPrasanna. Fripathi. Cocos nucifera. See cix'onut
Dominic, Singh, Yadav and Singh), 145 f)ompaction of subsoil. See Persistence of subsoil
compaction elTects on soil projX’rties and grow th
of w heat and cotton in Pakistan (Ishac). Ibrahim
Benin. See .Mternatixes to mucuna for soil fertility and Dll), 341
matiagement in southern Benin: Farmer Corclwrus olitoriu.s. See xvild okra
|X'rception and use of traditional and exotic Ootton and xvheat growth, and soil properties in
grain legumes (Schulz, Honlonkou. C'arsky, Pakistan: Persistence of subsoil compaction
Manyong and Oxexvole), 267 effects (Ishaq, Ibrahim and Dil). 341
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4(i() Index of subjects
Clovoi-t i'op (K’Siiniinous) adoption in Nii;(‘ria and a I'A'aluation of on-farm soil fertility research in the
l onipai ison w itli the adoption of new crop rainfed loxvland rice fields of Stikumaland,
varieties (Morse, and McNaniarti), SI Tanzania (Meertens, Kajiru, Xdege, Tnserink.
Cowpi-a root characteristics in relation to droiiglit and Brouwer). 65
tolerance at tlie seedling stage (Matsui and
Singh), 29
((owpea yield gain from resistance to Siricagesneriuides
parasitism in southern Bt-nin ((larsky. .\kak])o. Tanner management of integrated Striga liermonlliica
Singh and Detongnon), S27 control technologies (Schulz. Ilussaini. Kling.
()ro|j yield/water-use response rnnetions; Klleets of Berner and Ikie), 99
water axailahility and v ine htmesting rreqneney Tanner |)erceplion and tise of traditional and exotic
on the prodiietieity of sweet potato in southern grain legumes as alternatixcs to mucuna for soil
Mo/.anil)it|ue. ((iomes and Oarr, III). 409 fertility management in southern Bi-nin; (Schulz,
(,nip-Si)il Simulalitm Models: Apjduations in Dei elofm^ Honlonkou, Carsky. Manyong and Oyexvole).
(.'oiiniries, edited by Matthews, R. B. and 267
Stephens. reviewed by S. .\/,ani-.\li and R. Tanners. Scientists and Plant Breeding. Integrating hnoii ledge and
Burgess. 3S(i Practice, edited by (ilex-eland. 1). .\. and Soleri.
D.. rexiexved by N. I,. Innes. 109
Tanners' preferences regarding fcKlder trees and shrubs
Developing improc ed dr\ land cropping systems for in central Kenya (Roothiiert, Tranztd and Kiura).
mtiize in semi-arid I’anzania. Bart 1: 423
lix|)erimental ex idenee for the benefits of Farming Systems and Poverty 21101: Improving Farmers'
rainwater harx'esting (Hatibn. ^bung. (iow ing. IJvelilimids in a ( '.hanging World, by Dixon. ).,
Mah(M) and Mzirai), 279. Bart II. L'se ofa model (iiillixer, .\. and (iibbon. 1)., rexiexved by .\. H.
to extrajKilate and add \ahie to experimental Kassam. 109
results ((iow ing. Noting. Hatibu, .Mahoo, Tarmyard mantire, fertilizers and green mannring in
Rwehnmbiza and Mzirai), 293 rice-wheat systems in Bhutan: Results from a
Dormant yam (Dioscoiea Spp.) tubers; Sprouting long-term ex]jeriment (C.hettri. (ihimiray and
induction with inhibitors of gibberellins Tloydi, 129
(Shiwaehi. .Xytinkanmi. .\siedii and Onjo), 209 Tertilization: Bhosphorus ax ailabilitx as all'ected by
Drought tolerance with respect to root eharaeteristies in the application of |)hos|xhate rock combined
eowpea at the seedling stage (Matsiii ;ind Singh), with organic materials to acid soils in western
29 Kenxii (Wtiigwa, Othieno anti Okalebo), 395
Drought-stress elfeets on myeorrhizal and non- Tertilizer (phosphorus) placement in acid .\renosols of
mycorrhizal Ciabernet Saiix ignon grapex ine, the West .\frican Sahel (Mitehlig-Xersen,
grafted onto xarions rcKitstiK-ks (N'ikolaoti, Buerkert, Bationo ;tnd Roetnheld), 307
.\ngelopoulos and Karagiannidis), 241 Tertilizers. fartnyard tnanitre, atid greeti tnatutritig iti
Di-x land cropping systems for maize in semi-arid rice-wheat systems iti Bhtttati: Results frotn a
Tanzania. Bart 1: Ex[)erimental ex idcnce for the long-term e.xperiment ((Iheltri. (ihimiray atid
benefits of rainxxater haixcsting (Hatibti, Noting, Tloyd). 129
(iowing. Mahoo and Mzirai), 279 Tertilizer-use (25 years) elfeets on maize and whe;it yields
Di-x iand field-trial improxement due to spatial xariability and quality of an acidic soil in the xx estern
models (Singh, .Malhotra, (ieeearelli, Sarker, Himalayas (Shartna and .Subehia), 55
(irando and Trskine), 151 Todder trees and shrubs preferred by farmers in central
Kenya: Their on-farm evalutition (Roothaert,
Tranzel and Kiura), 423
Efonomk and Social Issues in Aariculliiral Bioteelmnloi^y, edited Fruits for the Future 2 Ber. edited by Bareek. (). B,
by Kxenson, R. K., Santaniello. \’. and reviewed by Rex Brennen, 451
Zilberman. D, rex iewed by (ieorge Rothschild.
338
Em ironmenlal Effects of Transgenic Plants. The Scope and
Adet/uacy oj Regulation, prodiieed by the L'S (iermination enhancetnent of w ild okra {(.'orchorus
.National Research (Council, rexiexved by M. .\. olitoriu.s) through seed treatments (Velempini,
Mayo. 335 Riddoch and Batisani), 441
Kthrel stimulation of inlloreseenee sap How in tapjted (iiblH-rellin inhibition to induce sprouting in dormant
coconut (docos nucifera) palms (Ranasinghe and yam (Dmcorea Spp.) tulxers (Shiwaehi.
Waidyanatha), 161 .\yankanmi, .Xsiedu and Onjo), 209
Index oj subjects 461
(ihhtil Rnniielands. l^ogress mid 1‘rospecls. edited by (iriee, Ix-guminous eover-erop adoption in Nigeria and a
A. (;. and H(Kii;kins<)n, K. C)., reviewed by J. M. comparison with the adoption of new crop
Suttie, 337 varieties (Morse, and -VleNamara), 81
(irain leij^inies in [X’arl millet systems in northern I.<Kation grouping for ellieient cassava evaluation in
Namibiti: an assessment of jxjtential nitrogen Malawi (Mkumbira. Mahungu and (nilllx-rg),
eontributions (Mel)onagh and Hillyer). 349 167
(ireen manuring, farmyartl manure, and fertilizers in Isockhart and Wiseman's drop Hiusbandry. Eighth Edition, by
riee-wheat systems in Bhnttm: Results from a Finch. H.J. S., Samuel. .V. M. and lane, (i. P. K,
long-term experiment (f ihettri. (Ihimiray and reviewed by 1). K. MaeKerron, 221
Floyd), 129
(iypsnm and etileite roles in the leaehing of potassium in Maize and wheat yields and t|uality as affected by
a sandy soil (Jalali and Rowell), 379 tw enty-five years of fertilizer use on an acidic soil
in the western Himalay as (Sharma and Sulxdiia),
55
Unndhodk of Plant Groivth: pH as the master variable, edited by Maize grain yield and mucuna biomass. On-farm
Rengel, /,, re\ iewed by Rolx-rto V iola, 109 experiments with maize-mueuna systems in the
Iz)s 'Fuxtlas region of V eracruz, southern
Mexico. (Falitta. St)llenlx-rger, I.ittell and
India: ,\ siiixey of Phalaris minor in riee-wheat systems
Harrington, I), 5
(Franke, McRolx-rts, Marshall, Malik, Singh and
Maize in semi-arid Fanzania; Developing improved
•Nehra), 2.'j3
dryland cropping sy stems. P;irt 1: Kxpr'rimental
India; Vbxlelling the influenee of irrigation on the
evidence for the Ix’iiefits of rainw ater harvesting
|X)tential yield of tea ((,'amellin sinetuis) in the
(Hatibu. Young, (iowing. Mabtx) and Mzirai).
north-east iPanda, Ste|jhens and Matthews), 181
279
lndo-(iangetie plains: New praetiees in the enitivation of
Malaw i: (irouping hn ations for efficient casstiva
the mint {Mentha arvensis) in the (Singh,
evaluation (Mkumbira. Mahungu and (iulllx-rg),
Srix astava. Kalra. Banstil, 'Fomar, Bahl and
167
Kumar), 199
Manihot eseulenta. .See cassava
Indnetion of sprouting in dormant yam (Dioseorea Spp,)
.Market Developmentfor Genetically .Modified Plants, edited try
tnlx’rs with inhibitors of gihherellins (Shiwaehi,
V. Santaniello. V., Evenson. R. F). and
.Vyanktmmi, .Vsiedn and Onjo), 209
ZillxTinan. D.. reviewed by Nigel Kerbv. 220
Inlloreseenee sap-flow stimulation by ethrel in tapjx'd
.Mathematical.Models of Grop Growth and field. HI. by
etx’onut (Coeos mieifera) palms iRanasinghe and
Overman. .\. R. and Scholtz. R. V., reviewed by
Waidy analha), 1 b 1
Bruce Marshall. 449
Inhibitors of gibberellins used to induee sprouting in
.Vleasurement. of the nitrogen fixed by blue green algae
dormtmt yam (Dioseorea Spp,) tulx'rs (.Shiwaehi,
and .igolla using moist soil cores from rice fields
•Vyankanmi, .Vsiedn and Onjo), 209
(Prasanna. ’Fripathi. Dominic, Singh, Yadav and
Integrated eontrol of Strisyi hermonthiea under farmer
Singh), 145
management: I'eehnology evaluation (Sehulz.
.Mentha arvensis. .See mint
IKissaini. Kling. Berner and Ikie), 99
Mexico: Mucuna biomass and maize grain yield.
Ipomoea batatas. .See sweet ]X>tato
On-farm experiments with maize-mucuna
Irrigation: .VIcxIelling its influenee on the |x>tential yield
systems in the Izrs Fuxtlas region of Veracruz.
of tea (Gamellia sinensis) in north-east India
lEilittii. Sollenbcrger, I.ittell aitd Harrington, I). 5
(Panda. Stephens and Matthews), 181
Mint (Mentha arvensis) cultivation in the Indo-Oangetic
plains: New praetiees (Singh. Srivastava, Kalra.
Bansal. Fomar, Bahl and Kumar), Ift9
Kenya; On-farm evaluation of fodder trees and shrubs
M(xl(4 use to extrapolate and add value to experimental
prel'erred by farmers (Rtxxhaert. Franzel and
results in developing improved dryland cropping
Kiura), 423
systems for maize in semi-arid 'Fanzania. Part II.
Kenya: Phosphorus availability as afl'eetetl by the
((iowing. Young. Hatibu. Malxx). Rwehumbiza
a|)plieation of phosphate rtx k eombined with
and Mzirai), 2‘)3
organic materials to acid soils in the western
Vhxlelling the influenee of irrigation on the potential
region (Waigwa, Othieno and Okalebo), 395
yield of tea (Gamellia sinen.si.s) in north-east India
(Panda. Stephens and Matthews). 181
Kitin .Vmeriea: Oil palm bud rot (de Frant|ueville), 223 Vhxiels (spatial variability) to improve dryland field trials
Iz-aehing of |X)tassinm in a sandy soil: I'he role of ealeite (Singh, Malhotra. (ieccarelli, Sarker, (Irando
anti gypsum ( Jalali and Rowell), 379 and Erskine), 151
462 Index of subjects
Mozamliiquc; Water a\ ailabiliU' and vine haiAestina; Organic materials combined xvith pht)sphate rock: The
frequency ellects on the pr<x1ticti\ ity of sweet elfect of their application on phosphorus
|)otato in the south. II. CIrop water use ((ionies ax ailability in acid soils in xvestern Kenya
and C^arr), 39 (Waigxx a, ()thieno and ()kalebo), 39.1
Mueuna biomass and maize grain yield. t)n-farm Orrza sativa. See rice
experiments witli maize-mueuna systems in tlie
Iz>s luxtlas region of Veracruz, soutliern
Mexico. (Kilittii. SoIIenbcrger, I.ittell atid
Pakistan: Persistence of subsoil com|)action ellects on soil
Harrington. I). .1
liroperties and grow th of wheat and cotton
Mueuna variety ecaluation and subsequent maize- yield
(Ishaq, Ibrahim and Kil), 341
in on-farm experiments with maize-mueuna
Pastoralists and scientists dilfer in their perception of the
systems in the Iz)s l uxtlas region of Veracruz,
causes of camel calf losses (Kaufmann), 3()3
southern Mexico. II. (Kilittii. SoIIenbcrger, I.ittell
Pasture management: Dilferences in perception of
and Harrington). 19
causes of camel calf losses betxveen pastoralists
Mucuna-alternatixes for soil fertility management in
and scientists (Kaufmann), 31)3
southern Benin: Farmer perception and use of
Pearl millet systems in northern Namibia: Vn assessment
traditional and exotic grain legumes (Schulz.
of the potential nitrogen contributions by grain
Honktnkou. Clarsky. Maiwong and Oyewole).
legumes (Mcl)onagh and Hillyer), 349
2b7
Pearl millet: KlVects of phosphorus plax ement in acid
Mycorrhizal and non-mycorrhizal (kibernet Sainignon
.Vrenosols of the West .Vfrican Sahel (Muehlig-
grapevine grafted onto \ arious rootstocks: KlVects
Versen. Buerkert, Bationo and Roemheld), 307
of drought stress (N’ikolaou. .Vngelopoulos and
Pennisetum glaucuni. .Spciiearl millet
Karagiannidis), 241
Peri eption dilferences. See Dilferences in perception of
causes of camel calf losses betxveen pastoralists
Namibia: .\n assessment of potential nitrogen and scientists (Kaufmann), 303
contributions by grain legumes in pearl millet Persistence of subsoil compaction ellects on soil
systems (Mcl)onagh and Hillyer), 349 properties and growth of xvheat and cotton in
.\aluml Resources Matiai^enienl in African Agriculture: Pakistan (Isluui. Ibrahim and Dilj, 341
I nderslandinii and Improving Current Practices, edited Phalaris minor in the Indian rice-xvheat system: .V survey
by Barrett. ((. B., Place, K and .Vboucl, .\.. (Ifanke. McRoberts, Marshall. Malik. Singh and
rexiewed by Robert H. Booth. 33.1 Nehra). 2.i3
-New practices in the cultix ation of the mint (Mentha Phosphate rtK'k (combined xvith organic materials)
arvensis) in the Indo-(iangetic jtlains (Singh, ap|)lication to ai id soils in xvestern Kenya: Its
■Srixastava, Kalra. Bansal. Toniar, Bahl atid elfect on phosphorus axailability (Waigxva,
Kumar), 199 Othieno and Okaicbo), 39.i
Nigeria: Adojition of leguminous cox er crops and a Phosjihorus axailability as alfected by the application of
comparison xvith the adoption of nexv cro|i phosphate rock combined xvith organic materials
xarieties (.Morse and McNamara), 81 to acid soils in xvestern Ki-nya (Waigxva, Othieno
Nitrogen cotitributions by grain legrimes in pearl millet and Okalebo), 39.1
systems in northern Namibia: an assessment of Phosphorus use elliciency in at id .Vretiosols of the West
the |x>tential (Mcl)onagh and Hillyer), 349 .Vfrican Sahel (Muehlig-Versen, Buerkert.
.Nitrogen lixation by blue-green algae and Azollw. Bationo and Roemheld), 307
.Measurement using moist soil cores from rice Physical .Methods in . ("riculture .Ipproach to Precision and
fields (Prasanna. IVipathi. Dominic, Singh, Quality, edited by Blahoxec.J. and Kutilek. M.,
Vadax and Singh), 14.1 rex iexved by 1). K. K. MacKerron. 4.i2
Nitrogen: Klfects of phosphorus ])lacement in acid Plant Biotechnologr and Transgenic Plants, edited by
.Vrenosols of the West . Vfrican Sahel ()ksman-((aldently. K-M. and Bar/., W. H.,
(Muehlig-Versen. Buerkert, Bationo and rex iexved by .Vlark Taylor. 451
Roemheld), 307 Plant Roots: The tlidden Half Third Edition, edited by
Waisel, V., Kshel. .V. and Kalkafi. I’., rex iexved bx
Cilyn Bengough, 219
Oil palm bud rot in Ditin .Vmerica (tie li anquex ille), 22.i Potassium leaching in a sandy soil: The role ttf calcite
On-farm ex aluation of fodder trees and shrubs preferred and gxpsutn (Jalali and Roxvell), 379
by farmers in central Kenya (Roothaert. Kranzel ISinciples of Tropica! Agronomy, by , Vzam-, Vli, S. N. and
and Kiura), 423 Squire. O. R., rexiexved by ,VI. K. V. Clarr, 222
Index of subjects 463
Quantitative (ienetics, Genuuiics and Plant Breeding, bv Kane;. Soil fertility re.search (on-farm) in the rainfed lf)wland
M. .S., rc\ic\vcd by John K. Bradshaw. 4.i0 rice fields of .Stikumaland. Tanzania (Meertens.
Kajiru. Ndege, Enserink. and Brouwer), 6.3
Soil properties and gmwth of wheat and cotton in
Rainfi'd lowland rice lirlds orSukumaland. Tanzania; Pakistan: Persistence of subsoil compaction
Twahiation oron-Tarni soil ITrtility research effects (Ishaq, Ibrahim and I,al), 341
(.Meertens. Kajirii. Ndege. Enserink. and Soils; Phosphorus placement on acidic .\renosols of the
Brouwer), b.^ West .African Sahel (Muehlig-A’ersen. Buerkert.
Rainwater har\esting benefits diyland maize cropping Bationo and Roemheld). 307
systems in semi-arid Tanzania. Part I: Spatial varialrility nnxlels to improve drsland held trials
K.\)XTimental es idenee (Hatibu. Young. Ciowing. (Singh. Malhotra. C'.cccarelli. Sarker, (irando
Mahoo and Mzirai), 279 and Erskine), 131
Resistance of cow pea to Striga gesnerioides parasitism, in Spice Crops, by Weiss. E. .A., reviewed l>y Nigel Maxted.
southern Benin, causing yield gain (Oarsky. 221
.\ktik|>o. Singh and I)etf)ngnon), 327 Sprouting induction in dormant yam (Dioscorea Spp.)
Rice Almanac Source Bonk for the Most Important Economic tulxM's with inhibitors of giblx-rellins (Shiwachi.
Activity on Earth, edited by Maclean. j. L.,l)awe, .Ayankanmi. .Asiedu and On jo), 209
I). (;., Hardy. B. anti Patel, (j. P, reviewed by Striga gesnerioides parasitism in southern Benin: Yield gain
.\. H. Kassam. 337 from resistant eowpea (Oarsky, -Akakpo, Singh
Rice in rainfed lowland fields of Sukumaland. lanzania: and Detongnon), 327
Kx aluation of on-farm soil fertility research Striga hermonthica integrated-control technologies under
(Meertens. Kajiru. .\dege, Enserink. and farmer management (Schulz, Hussaini, Kling,
Brouwer), ti.i Berner and Ikie), 99
Riee-wheat systems in Bhutan as affected by farmyard Subsoil compaction; See Persistence of subsoil
manure, fertilizers and green manuring: Results compaetion effects on soil projx’rtics and growth
from a long-term exjx’riment (Ohettri. (Ihimiray of wheat aixl cotton in Pakistan (Ishaq, Ibrahim
and Tloyd), 129 and I.;ili, 341
Riee-wheat systems in India: .\ survey of the presence of Sttrvey of Phalaris minor in the Indian rice-wheat system
Phalaris minor (Franke, .MeRoberts. Marshall. (Franke, .MeRoberts, Marshall, Malik, .Singh and
Malik. Singh and Xehra), 2.33 Nehra), 233
Root eharaeteristies in eowpea related to drotight •Sweet potato in southern .Mozambiqtie and the effects of
tolerance at the seedling stage (Matstii and water ac ailability and vine harvesting frequency
Singh), 29 t)n its prtxluctivity. 111. Clrop yield/water-usc
response functions ((ionics and Oarr), 409
Sweet [xitato pnxluetivity as affected by water
Science and the Garden, edited by Ingram. 1). S., availability and vine harvesting fret|uency in
\'inee-Prue. 1). and (iregory. P. J., reviewed by southern Mozambkjue. II. Orop water use
Harn M. Kiwson, 449 ((iomes and Oarr), 39
Science, .Igriculture and Research. Gompromised Participation?
By Bulher, \V., .Morse. S., .\rthur, E., Bolton. S.
and Mann.J., resiewed by John K. Ooulter. 222 Tanzania: Developing improved dryland cropping
Seed Dispersal and Erugivorv. Ecology. Evolution and systems for maize. Part I: Flxperimental evidence
Conservation, etlited by Eevey, 1). J., Sil\a. W. R. for the benefits of rainwater harvesting (Hatibu.
and (ialetti. M., reviewed by (j. R. Squire. 221 Anting, (iowing. MalxMi and Mzirai). 279
Seed treatments for enhancing germination of wild okra Tanzania: Developing improved drv land cropping
(Corchorus olitorius) (\elempini. Riddcn h and systems liir maize. Part II. L'se of a model to
Batisani), 441 extra]X)latc and add value to experimental results
Simulation-model use to evaluate the influence of (Ciowing. A'oung. Hatibu. MalxMi. Rwehumbiza
irrigation on the potential yield of tea (Camellia and Mzirai), 293
sinensis) in north-east India (Panda. Stephens and Tanzania: Evaluation of on-farm soil fertility research in
Matthews). 181 the rainfed low land rice fields of Sukumaland
Soil fertility management in southern Benin using (Meertens, Kajiru, Ndege, Enserink, and
alternatives to mucuna: Farmer |x-rception and Brouwer), 65
use of traditional and exotic grain legumes Tea (Camellia sinen.sis) in north-east India; Mixlelling the
(Schulz. Honlonkou. Oarsky. Manyongand influence of irrigation on potential yield (Panda,
()yewole), 267 Stephens and Matthews), 181
m In
464 Index of subjects
Tomorrow's Agriculture: Incentives. Institutions, Infrastructure and Water use by sxveet potato (Ipomoea batatas) crops. Water
Innovations, edited by Peters, (i. H. and Pini'ali, H. ax ailability and x ine harxesting fret|uency elfects
re\ ie\ved by .Mike (iollinson. 110 on the prcKluclix ily of sweet pottito in southerti
Trees on the Farm: . {ssessin^ the .Adoption Potential of.Agrqfbrestrx Mozambique (domes and darr, II), 39
IPactices in .Africa, edited by Franzel. S. and Schen; Weeds. .\ suncy ssi'IHialaris minor in the Indian rice-
S. J., re\ ie\ved by F. 1'. l,;tst. 339 wheat system (Franke, McRoln-rts. Marshall.
Iriticum aestivum. .See wlieat .Malik. .Singh and .\ehra). 2.33
West .\frican Sahel; Phosphortis plaeement on acid
.\renosols (Mttehlig-X’ersen. Buerkert. Bationo
I sing the .Agricultural. Environmental and Food IJterature.
and R(H‘mheld). 307
edited by Hutehinson. B. S. and (ireider, 1’.
Wheat and cotton groxvth. and soil properties iti
re\ie\ved by W. H. Maefarlane Sniitlt. 220
Pakistan: Persistence of subsoil compaction
effects I Ishaq. Ibrahim and I.;tl), 341
X'ariety e\aluatk)n of niueuna and siiltseqtient maize Wheat and maize yields and (|tialitx as affected by
yield in on-fartn experiments with maize- txventy-lix e years of fertilizer use on at) aeidic soil
mueuna systems in the Los I'nxtlas region of it) the xvestern Hitnalayas 'Shartna and Subehia).
N'eraeruz. southern Mexico. (Filitta. .3,3
SollenlK'iger, Littell and Harrington, II). 19 Wheat-rice systems in Bhutan as affected by farmyard
I 'igna unguiculata. .See eowjxxi matitire, fertilizers and green manuring; Results
N ine hareesting freqtieney atid water a\'ailability and from a long-term experiment (dhettri, (ihimiray
effects on the pr(Klueti\ ity of sw eet potato in and Floyd), 129
southern .Mozambique. II. Clrop water use Wheat-rice systems in India. .\ surx ey of the presence of
ifiomes and Harr), 39 Phataris wwor (Franke, McRoberts. Marshall.
N ine harxesting frequency and water-a\ailabilit\ ellects Malik. Singh and N'ehra), 2.33
of on the prtKluctix ity ol sweet potato in southern Wild okra (( '.orchorus olitorius). .See Seed treatments for
Mozambique. III. Hrop yield/water-use response enhancing germination of xvild okra iWlempini,
functions ((iomes and C.arr). 40‘t Riddoch and Batisani), 441
Waste (iompostingfor I'rhan and Peri-l'rhan .Agriculture: (Hosing
Yam. See Induction of sprouting in dormant yam
the Rural-1 'rhan.\utrient (.'ycle in Suh-Saharan Africa. (Dioscorea Spp.) tubers xvith inhibitors of
edited by Dreschel. P. and Kimze. IX, rex iewed giblxTellitis (Shiwachi. .\yatikantiii. .\siedu and
by Rolx-rt Haward. 33.3
Onjo), 2(19
Water axailability and x ine haixesting frequeney elfects
3'ield of maize grain. .See On-farm experiments w ith
on the productix ity of sxveet |X)tato in southern maize-mucuna systems in the Iz)s I'uxtlas region
Mozambique. III. Orop yield/water-ttse resjxnise of N’eracruz. southern Mexico. II. Miicuna
functions ((iomes and (iarr), 409
xariety exahiation and subsequent maize yield
Water axailability :md x ine harxesting frequency eflects
(Falittii. Sollenberger. Littell and Harrington), 19
on the pnKluctix ity j)f sweet potato in sotithern
Mozambiqtie. II. drop water use (domes and
darr), 39 .^ea may.s. .See maize