Plant and Soil 2005: Vol 273 Table of Contents

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International Journal on Plant — Soil Relationships
VOLUME 273 / 2005
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the language of science
Plant and Soil
International Journal on Plant — Soil Relationships
Issued under the auspices of the Royal Netherlands Society of Agricultural Science
Editorial Board: M. Adams, Melbourne, Australia; C. Atkins, Perth, Australia; A.J.M. Baker, Melbourne, Australia; P.
Bakker, Utrecht, The Netherlands; R.W. Bell, Murdoch, Australia; R.M. Boddey, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil:
A.C. Borstlap, Utrecht, The Netherlands; J.W.G. Cairney, Sydney, Australia; 1. Cakmak, Istanbul,
Turkey; J.M. Cheeseman, Urbana, IL, USA; D.E. Crowley, Riverside, CA, USA;
D. Douds, Wyndmoor, PA, USA; P.J. Gregory, Reading, UK; A. Hodge, York, UK; T. Kalapos,
Budapest, Hungary; T.B. Kinraide, Beaver, WV, USA; H.J. Kronzucker, Toronto, Canada;
J. Lynch, University Park, PA, USA; P. Marschner, Adelaide, Australia; F.R. Minchin, Aberystwyth,
UK; C. Neill, Woods Hole, MA, USA; P. Randall, Canberra, Australia; S. Recous, Laon, France; H.
Schat, Amsterdam, The Netherlands; L. Stoumann Jensen, Fredriksberg, Denmark; G.J. Taylor,
Edmonton, Canada; C. Vance, St. Paul, MN, USA;J.K. Vessey, Winnipeg, Canada; L. Wade, Crawley,
Australia, F.J. Zhao, Hertfordshire, UK and Y.-G. Zhu, Beijing, China
Editor-in-Chief: H. Lambers, Perth, Australia
Managing Editors: P. Poot and L. Bultynck, Perth, Australia
Consulting Editors:
P. Ambus, Roskilde, Denmark R. Larkin, Orono, ME, USA
J. Barcelo, Hertfordshire, UK J. Lehmann, Ithaca, NY, USA
T.J. Bouma, Yerseke, The Netherlands E. Lombi, Glen Osmond, Australia
M. Brundrett, Crawley, Australia J.F. Ma, Kagawa, Japan
B. Chen, Beijing, China H. Majdi, Uppsala, Sweden
T.D. Colmer, Perth, Australia R. Merckx, Leuven, Belgium
M. Corbeels, Planaltina, Brasil R.E. Munns, Canberra, Australia
M.F. Cotrufo, Caserta, Italy R.J.K. Myers, Andhra Pradesh, India
M. Cramer, Rondebosch, South Africa B. Nicolardot, Reims, France
R.A. Dahlgren, Davis, USA C. Ong, Nairobi, Kenya
S.O. Duke, University, USA D.R. Parker, Riverside, CA, USA
D.J. Eldridge, Sydney, Australia M. Peoples, Canberra, Australia
A. Escudero, Salamanca, Spain R.J. Reid, Adelaide, Australia
J.E. Fernandez, Sevilla, Spain H. Rennenberg, Freiburg, Germany
J. Flexas, Palma de Mallorca, Spain LT. Riley, Glen Osmond, Australia
T.S. Gahoonia, Copenhagen, Denmark A.M. Rychter, Warsaw, Poland
T. George, Canberra, Australia P.T. Rygiewicz, Corvallis, OR, USA
M. Geypens, Leuven, Belgium W. Schmidt, Udine, Italy
X. Han, Beijing, China J. Six, Davis, CA, USA
P. Hinsinger, Montpellier, France S.E. Smith, Adelaide, Australia
E. Hofland, Wageningen, The Netherlands C. Tang, Melbourne, Australia
J.W. Hopmans, Davis, USA J.D. Tjepkema, Orono, ME, USA
Dr. Inderjit, Delhi, India E. Visser, Nijmegen, The Netherlands
E.J. Joner, Aas, Norway B. Wick, Berlin, Germany
T. Kaspar, Ames, IA, USA F. Wiesler, Hannover, Germany
P.K. Khanna, Goettingen, Germany Z. Xu, Brisbane, Australia
Y. Kuzyakov, Stuttgart, Germany X. Yan, Guangzhou, China
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PLANT AND SOIL
Contents Volume 273 Nos. 1-2 June 2005
Polymer and sprinkler droplet energy effects on sugar beet emergence, soil
penetration resistance, and aggregate stability
G.A. Lehrsch, R.D. Lentz and D.C. Kincaid
Seasonal variation in N°0 emissions from urine patches: Effects of urine concentra-
tion, soil compaction and dung
J.W. van Groenigen, G.L. Velthof, F.J.E. van der Bolt, A. Vos and P.J. Kuikman
Manure composition affects net transformation of nitrogen from dairy manures
T.S. Griffin, Z. He and C.W. Honeycutt
Associations between field characteristics and soybean plant performance using
canonical correlation analysis
N.F. Martin, G. Bollero and D.G. Bullock
Strategies to optimise biological nitrogen fixation in legume/grass pastures in the
southern region of Chile
R. Campillo, S. Urquiaga, P. Undurraga, |. Pino and R.M. Boddey
A copper-deficiency-induced root reductase is different from the iron-deficiency-
induced one in red clover (Trifolium pratense L.)
S.J. Zheng, Y.F. He, Y. Arakawa, Y. Masaoka and C. Tang
To live or to survive in Donana dunes: Adaptive responses of woody species under a
Mediterranean climate
M. Zunzunegui, M.C.D. Barradas, F. Ain-Lhout, A. Clavijo and F.G. Novo
Isolation and characterization of endophytic bacteria from soybean (Glycine max)
grown in soil treated with glyphosate herbicide
J. Kuklinsky-Sobral, W.L. Araujo, R. Mendes, A.A. Pizzirani-Kleiner and J.L. Azevedo
Mycorrhiza formation and nutrient concentration in leeks (Allium porrum) in relation to
previous crop and cover crop management on high P soils
J.N. Sorensen, J. Larsen and |. Jakobsen 101-114
Spatial and temporal distribution of carbon isotopes in soil organic matter at the
Dinghushan Biosphere Reserve, South China
Q. Chen, C. Shen, Y. Sun, S. Peng, W. Yi, Z. Li and M. Jiang 115-128
Leaching of nitrate and ammonium in heathland and forest ecosystems in Northwest
Germany under the influence of enhanced nitrogen deposition
M. Herrmann, J. Pust and R. Pott 129-137
The effect of deficit irrigation on seasonal variations of plant water use in Olea
europaea L.
R. Tognetti, R. d’Andria, G. Morelli and A. Alvino 139-155
Dissolution characteristics of central Florida phosphate rock in an acidic sandy soil
Z.L. He, H. Yao, D.V. Calvert, P.J. Stoffella, X.E. Yang, G. Chen and G.M. Lloyd 157-166
Crop performance, nitrogen and water use in flooded and aerobic rice
P. Belder, B.A.M. Bouman, J.H.J. Spiertz, S. Peng, A.R.Castañeda and R.M. Visperas 167-182
Effect of cadmium on growth and the activity of H,O, scavenging enzymes in
Colocassia esculentum
M.J. Patel, J.N. Patel and R.B. Subramanian 183-188
Effects of N-deficiency and timing of N supply on the recovery and distribution of
labeled '°N in contrasting maize hybrids
K.D. Subedi and B.L. Ma 189-202
Inducing condensed tannin production in Colophospermum mopane: Absence of
response to soil N and P fertility and physical damage
J.G. Ferwerda, S.E. van Wieren, A.K. Skidmore and H.H.T. Prins 203-209
Non-destructive estimation of lateral root distribution in an aridland perennial
M.S. Peek and I.N. Forseth 211-217
Carbon accumulation in cotton, sorghum, and underlying soil as influenced by tillage,
cover crops, and nitrogen fertilization
U.M. Sainju, W.F. Whitehead and B.P. Singh 219-234
Carbon cost of nitrogenase activity in Frankia-Alnus incana root nodules
P.-O. Lundquist 235-244
Growth response of Atriplex nummularia to inoculation with arbuscular mycorrhizal
fungi at different salinity levels
H.R. Asghari, P. Marschner, S.E. Smith and F.A. Smith 245-256
Soil characteristics and nitrogen resorption in Stipa krylovii native to northern China
Z.-Y. Yuan, L.-H. Li, X.-G. Han, J.-H. Huang, G.-M. Jiang and S.-Q. Wan 257-268
Spatial pattern and scale of leaf N and P concentration in a Quercus robur population
A. Gallardo and F. Covelo 269-277
Decomposition patterns of leaf litter of seven common canopy species in a
subtropical forest: N and P dynamics
X. Xu and E. Hirata 279-289
The use of indigenous plant species and calcium phosphate for the stabilization of
highly metal-polluted sites in southern Poland
R. Kucharski, A. Sas-Nowosielska, E. Matkowski, J. Japenga, J.M. Kuperberg, M. Pogrzeba
and J. Krzyzak 291-305
Influence of biochemical quality on C and N mineralisation from a broad variety of
plant materials in soil
L.S. Jensen, T. Salo, F. Palmason, T.A. Breland, T.M. Henriksen, B. Stenberg, A. Pedersen,
C. Lundström and M. Esala 307-326
Growth and mineral element composition in two ecotypes of Thlaspi caerulescens on
Cd contaminated soil
C. Dechamps, N.H. Roosens, C. Hotte and P. Meerts 327-335
Long-term integrated soil fertility management in South-western Nigeria: Crop
performance and impact on the soil fertility status
B. Vanlauwe, J. Diels, N. Sanginga and R. Merckx 337-354
The use of cover crops in cereal-based cropping systems to control nitrate leaching in
SE England
A.J. Macdonald, P.R. Poulton, M.T. Howe, K.W.T. Goulding and D.S. Powison 355-373
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Cover Photo: Colophospermum mopane (J. Kirk ex Benth)
J. Leonard leaves backlit by early morning sun. Mopane
leaves consist of two symmetrical leaflets, which fold together
during the heat of the day, to reduce evapotranspiration.
Mopane growth forms range from tall homogeneous stands
with trees of up to 24 meters tall on deep alluvium soils, but
remains a small tree or shrub on eroded duplex soils
Plant and Soil Vol. 273, pp. 203-209