Grass and Forage Science: The Journal of the British Grassland Society 1999: Vol 54 Table of Contents

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Grass and Forage Science
EDITED BY O. R. JEWISS
VOLUME 54, 1999
The Journal of the British Grassland Society
The Official Journal of the European Grassland Federation
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Contents of volume
Volume 54, Number lI, March 1999
l ‘jaan: Bl]a cksa tock,2 C. A. RSipmeeesn, D1 . P. Streivese ns 62 M. Kelman, R. N. Oram andJ . E. Hayes
R. G. Jefferson, Reh i R>o 4b e}- rtson+4, J. MMaarcckkii ntosh ] aandd Characterization, establishment and _ persistence
J. J. Hopkins under grazing of nitrous oxide-induced octoploid
DI
The extent of semi-natural grassland communities Phalaris aquatica L.
in lowland England and Wales: a review of
conservation surveys, 1978-96 Bailey and A. S. Laidlaw
The interactive effects of phosphorus, potassium,
R. L. M. Schils, Th. V Vellinga and T. Kraak me and molybdenum on the growth and mor-
Dry-matter yield and herbage quality of a perennial phology of white clover (Trifolium repens L.) at
ryegrass/white clover sward in a rotational grazing establishment
and cutting system
_ C. C. Bahler, W. L. Stout, K. T. Leath and
L. Wu and M. B. McGechan Hoffman
=
Simulation of nitrogen uptake, fixation and leach- iI 1e establishment of alfalfa into different maize
ing in a grass/white clover mixture residues by conservation-tillage and its effect on
insect infestation
K. A. B. Logan and R. J. Thomas
Interactions between N supply and N uptake by Vachendorf, B. Ingwersen and F. Taube
perennial ryegrass, ‘°N recovery and soil pH for Prediction of the clover content of red clover- and
four acid Scottish soils white clover-grass mixtures by near-infrared
reflectance spectroscopy (Research Note)
P. Martiniello
Effects of irrigation and harvest management on Aldana, B. Garcia
dry-matter yield and seed yield of annual clovers Garcia Ciudad
grown in pure stand and in mixtures with ‘he infection of Festuca rubra by the fungal endo-
graminaceous species in a Mediterranean envi- te Epichloé festucae in Mediterranean permanent
ronment asslands (Research Note)
Volume 54, Number 2, June 1999
9 [ l] Leafe D. Maa cer
Dr E. K. Woodford an appreciation
in the population of germinated seed
JR. B T"a4l))l owi, n aantd RR.P G Jefferson pasture during and after a_ pastoral
Hay production from lowland semi-natural grass-
lands: a review of implications for ruminant live-
stock systems
D. A. McGilloway rity of damage to Trifolium repens leaves
C. S. Mayne and D by certain invertebrate species in mixed
The relationship between level of sward height perennial ryegrass/white clover swards: response
reduction of a rotationally grazed sward and short- to cultivar, cutting frequency and sward character-
term intake rates of dairy cows istics
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144 J. P. Frost and R. C. Binnie grassland and impact on hay production in
The effect of mechanical treatment on the drying Environmentally Sensitive Areas in the UK
rates of Italian and perennial ryegrasses
H. D. Karsten and ¢
55 G. C. Lewis and R. O. Clements White clover growth ns during the grazing
Effect of combined insecticide and fungicide treat- season in a rotation -d dairy pasture in
mentso n newly sown swardso f Italian and perennial New York
ryegrass using two methods of sowing, two rates of
seed and N fertilizer, with and without herbicide G. Colombari, G. Bor
Comparison of lucerne silage and ventilated hay in
A. Hopkins, R. F. Pywell, S. Peel, R. H. Johnson and maize silage-based rations fo1 dairy cows for the
P. J. Bowling production of milk destin: r Grana cheese
Enhancement of botanical diversity of permanent
Volume 54, Number 3, September 1999
195 J. Schellberg, B. M. Moseler, W. Kuhbauch and 248 C. J. Watson and
I. F. Rademacher Change in the balance of ammonium-N and
Long-term effects of fertilizer on soil nutrient nitrate-N content in so r grazed grass swards
concentration, yield, forage quality and floristic over 7 years
composition of a hay meadow in the Eifel
mountains, Germany
The effect of N and | ilizer application and
P. M. Haigh
botanical compositiotr the leaf/stem ratio
Effluent production from grass silages treated with
: ag ae 2 : patterns in spring il I n meadows
additives and made in large-scale bunker silos
Owen, M. K. Theodorou, E. A. Butler and
Bovine faeces as a source of micro-organisms fo -hotosynthetic charac f perennial ryegrass
the in vitro digestibility assay of forages and red fescue turf vars
J. M. Wilkinson, J. Hill and J. D. Leaver S. Shite 1ge}
Effect of swath treatment on water loss during The influence of fe1 ogen, white clovet
field-wiltingé and on feeding‘ value of pi erennial conteenet ea nd eee V ; H Ss onsak "tactha e nvait trate—
Ary vReoerpae at SlO-1i aatgese content t of { perenni nd ryegrass/white
clover swards
L. E. R. Dawson, C. P. Ferris, R
F. J. Gordon and D. J. Kilpatrick
‘s P “Tas ? , . 300k Revi VW
The effects of wilting grass before ensiling on silage
intake
Volume 54, Number 4, December 1999
IRT AF Golightltlyy aJi C CH
James Kenneth Nelson — an appreciation Sodium fertilize: al © pasture. 8. Turn-
over and defoliatior
289 H. Perez, S. Bravo, V. Ongaro, A. Castagnaro, L. Garcia
Seffino and E. Taleisnik 312 P C. Chiy 1. Ave 1. C. Phillips
Chloris gayana cultivars: RAPD polymorphism and Sodium fertilizer ay O pasture. 9. The
field performance under salinity effects of combined or separate applications of
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sodium and sulphur fertilizers on herbage compo- 357 E. D. Ungar and N. Ravid
sition and dairy cow production Bite horizons and dimensions for cattle grazing
herbage to high levels of depletion
A. Hameleers, K. A. Leach, N. W. Offer and D. J. Roberts
The effects of incorporating sugar beet pulp with »5 B. Cagas, M. Flieger and J. Olsovska
forage maize at ensiling on silage fermentation and Concentration of ergot alkaloids in Czech ecotypes
effluent output using drum silos of Lolium perenne and Festuca pratensis (Research
Note)
R. Lindner, M. Lema and A. Garcia
Ecotypic differences and performance of the genet- pee Fo _ J. F. Jia, J. B. Wang and B. T. Niu
ic resources of cocksfoot (Dactylis glomerata L.) in Changes in isoenzymes and amino acids in forage
north-west Spain and germination of the first post-flight generation
of seeds of three legume species after space flight
A. Herndndez Garay, C. Matthew and J. Hodgson (Research Note)
Tiller size/density compensation in perennial
ryegrass miniature swards subject to differing 6 Author Index
defoliation heights and a proposed productivity 79 List of Referees
index BGS Council 1999-2000
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