The Journal of Agricultural Science 1996: Vol 126 Index

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Index of Authors
ABD EL Mone, A. M. see CHRISTIANSEN, S. DALE, M. F. B. see BRown, J.
Acosta-GALLEGos, J. A. see CASTELLANOS, J. Z. Davirs, D.B., Garwoop, T.W.D. and ROCHFORD,
AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH MODELLERS’ Group, Proceedings A.D.H. Factors affecting nitrate leaching from a
of the Twenty-Seventh Meeting of the Agricultural calcareous loam in East Anglia, 75
Research Modellers’ Group, 117 DELAUNE, R. D. see SAHRAWAT, K. L.
AINSLEY, A. E. see HIDE, G. A. DiaTTA, S. see SAHRAWAT, K. L.
At-AsmI, H. S. see Esecuig, H. A. Diverio, S., GODDARD, P. J. and GorpDon, I. J. Physiological
AMIN, MD R. and Tuomas, H. Growth and water relations responses of farmed red deer to management practices
of diverse populations of Lolium perenne exposed to and their modulation by long-acting neuroleptics, 211
drought in field, glasshouse and controlled environment,
Douc tas, G. B. see WANG, Y.
15
Dyke, G. V. see JENKYN, J. F.
AZAM-ALI, S. N. see COLLINSON, S. T.
Eas, S. see Esecuig, H. A.
BADAWI, M. A. see EL-SAYED, S. F.
Ex-SayeD, S. F., BADAWI, M.A., MAHMOUD, I. M. and
BAINBRIDGE, A. see JENKYN, J. F.
Motawa, M.H. Some morphological characters and
Barry, T. N. see SEMIADI, G., WANG, Y.
yield of broad bean (Vicia faba) as affected by pesticide
BirTLES, M. J. see HOCKING EDwarpDs, J. E.
BOATMAN, N. D. see GRUNDY, A. C. treatments, 463
BorTOLussi, G., TERNOUTH, J. H. and MCMENmMAN, N. P. ERSKINE, W. Seed-size effects on lentil (Lens culinaris) yield
Dietary nitrogen and phosphorus depletion in cattle and potential and adaptation to temperature and rainfall in
their effects on liveweight gain, blood metabolite con- West Asia, 335
centrations and phosphorus kinetics, 493 Escott-WatTson, P. L. see Marais, J. P.
BorTOLussi, G. see also TERNOUTH, J. H. Esecuig, H. A., Exias, S., RODRIGUEZ, V. and AL-AsMI,
BOUJENNA, A. see Ramos, J. M. H.S. Response of sunflower (Helianthus annuus) to
Brock, J. L., Hume, D. E. and FLETCHER, R. H. Seasonal planting pattern and population density in a desert
variation in the morphology of perennial ryegrass (Lolium climate, 455
perenne) and cocksfoot (Dactylis glomerata) plants and Evans, D.R., HUMPHREYS, M.O. and WiILLiams, T. A.
populations in pastures under intensive sheep grazing, 37 Forage yield and quality interactions between white clover
BROOKMAN, S. K. E. see TALLOWIN, J. R. B. and contrasting ryegrass varieties in grazed swards, 295
Brown, J., DALE, M. F. B. and Mackay, G. R. General
adaptability of potato genotypes selected in the UK for Fan, L. see WANG, X. W.
the Mediterranean region, 441 FIGENSCHOU, D. L. see Marais, J. P.
FLETCHER, R. H. see BRocK, J. L.
CASTELLANOS, J. Z., PENA-CABRIALES, J.J. and Acosta-
Foote, A. G. see WANG, Y.
GaLLecos, J.A. 'N-determined dinitrogen fixation
Forp, M. A. see Moor, D. J.
capacity of common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) cultivars Freitas, B. M. and Paxton, R.J. The role of wind and
under water stress, 327 insects in cashew (Anacardium occidentale) pollination in
CHALK, P. M. see SEN, S.
NE Brazil, 319
CHAVULA, K. M. see COLLINSON, S. T.
FROUD-WILLIAMS, R. J. see GRUNDY, A. C.
CHRISTENSEN, B. T. see THOMSEN, I. K.
CHRISTIANSEN, S., ABD EL Mone, A. M., Cocks, P. S. and
GARCIA DEL Moral, L. F. see Ramos, J. M.
SINGH, M. Seed yield and hardseededness of two amphi-
Garwoop, T. W. D. see Davies, D. B.
carpic pasture legumes (Vicia sativa ssp. amphicarpa and
GoppDaRD, P. J. see Diverio, S.
Lathyrus ciliolatus) and two annual medics (Medicago
GoopEN, J. M. see NEUTZE, S. A.
rigidula and M. noeana), 421
Coates, D. B. see TERNOUTH, J. H. Gorpon, I. J. see Diverio, S.
Cocks, P. S. see CHRISTIANSEN, S., PORQUEDDU, C. Grunpy, A.C., BOATMAN, N. D. and FROUD-WILLIAMS,
COLLINSON, S. T., AZAM-ALI, S. N., CHAVULA, K. M. and R. J. Effects of herbicide and nitrogen fertilizer application
Hopson, D.A. Growth, development and yield of on grain yield and quality of wheat and barley, 379
bambara groundnut (Vigna subterranea) in response to GUTIERREZ Boem, F. H. and Lavapo, R. S. The effects of
soil moisture, 307 soil sodicity on emergence, growth, development and yield
Cong, J.W., VAN GELDER, A.H. and Marvin, H. J. P. of oilseed rape (Brassica napus), 169
Influence of drying method and ageing on chemical and
physical properties and in vitro degradation characteristics Harris, P. M. see HOCKING Epwarps, J. E.
of grass and maize samples, 7 HENDERSON, A. L. see Moor, D. J.
524 Index of authors
HENDRICKSEN, R. E. see TERNOUTH, J. H. MTENGETI, E. J., WILMAN, D. and MosELey, G. Differences
HENRIKSEN, K. see RUBAK, G. H. between twelve forage species in physical breakdown
Hipe, G. A., WELHAM, S. J., READ, P. J. and AINSLEY, A. E. when eaten, 287
The yield of potato plants as affected by stem canker MTENGETI, E. J. see WILMAN, D.
(Rhizoctonia solani), blackleg (Erwinia carotovora subsp. Murr, P. D. see SEMIADI, G.
atroseptica) and by neighbouring plants, 429 MuLBAH, C. K. see SAHRAWAT, K. L.
Hirano, C. see Owusu, E. O.
HockInGc Epwarps, J. E., BirTLes, M. J., HARRIS, P. M., NEUTZE, S. A., GOODEN, J. M. and Oppy, V. H. Uptake of
Parry, A.L., PATERSON, E., WICKHAM, G.A. and labelled phenylalanine into different blood fractions in the
McCutTcueon, S. N. Pre- and post-natal wool follicle portal vein and cranial mesenteric vein of lambs, 511
development and density in sheep of five genotypes, 363 NSAHLAI, I. V. and UmMuNNA, N. N. Comparison between
Hopson, D. A. see COLLINSON, S. T. reconstituted sheep faeces and rumen fluid inocula and
Howes, C. W. see SEMIADI, G. between in vitro and in sacco digestibility methods as
Hornke, M. see Owusu, E. O. predictors of intake and in vivo digestibility, 235
HUCKLE, C. A. see Rook, A. J. NTarE, B. R. see StVAKUMAR, M. V. K.
Hume, D. E. see Brock, J. L.
Humpnureys, M. O. see Evans, D. R. OpaRA, Y. see Rose, M. T., SUTOH, M.
Oppy, V. H. see NEUTZE, S. A.
Insa, J. A. see RAMos, J. M. OrPHANOS, P. I. Direct and residual effect of phosphorus on
dryland barley, 137
JAMIESON, P. D. see Moor, D. J. Owen, E. see Pikg, D. J.
JENKYN, J. F., Topp, A. D., BAINBRIDGE, A. and DYKE, Owusu, E. O., Kim, C.-S., Hormke, M. and Hirano, C.
G. V. Effects of inoculum sources on the accuracy and Comparative biological and enzymatic studies on some
precision of experiments testing different times of applying host-adapted populations of melon and cotton aphid,
fungicides to control powdery mildew (Erysiphe graminis Aphis gossypii (Homoptera: Aphididae), 449
f. sp. hordei) on spring barley, 259
Jones, M. P. see SAHRAWAT, K. L. Pain, B. F. see MISSELBROOK, T. H.
Parry, A. L. see HOCKING EDWARDS, J. E.
Kim, C.-S. see Owusu, E. O. PATERSON, E. see HOCKING EDwarps, J. E.
Knott, C. M. The effect of cover crops on the establishment PATRICK, W. H. Jr see SAHRAWAT, K. L.
and yield of vining peas and on nitrate leaching, 471 PaAxTON, R. J. see FReiTAS, B. M.
PENA-CABRIALES, J. J. see CASTELLANOS, J. Z.
Lal, J. R. see WANG, X. W. PETERSEN, J. see RUBAK, G. H.
LavapDo, R. S. see GUTIERREZ BoeM, F. H. Pike, D. J., Owen, E. and Samp, A. N. The dacron bag
LINNEMANN, A. R. Phenological development in bambara technique for comparing rumen degradability of untreated
groundnut (Vigna subterranea) transferred from 14 to 11 and ammonia-treated barley straw — effect of particle size
h photoperiods, 175 and degree of replication, 201
Lot, A. see PORQUEDDU, C. PILBEAM, C.J. Variation in harvest index of maize (Zea
mays) and common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) grown in a
McCutTcueon, S. N. see HOCKING Epwarps, J. E. marginal rainfall area of Kenya, |
McGrath, S.P. and ZuHao, F. J. Sulphur uptake, yield PoRQUEDDU, C., Loi, A. and Cocks, P. S. Hardseededness
responses and the interactions between nitrogen and and pattern of hard seed breakdown in Sardinian
sulphur in winter oilseed rape (Brassica napus), 53 populations of Medicago polymorpha under field con-
Mackay, G. R. see BROWN, J. ditions, 161
McLEaN, R. W. see TERNOUTH, J. H. PorTER, J. R. see Moor, D. J.
McMENimMAN, N. P. see BorTOLuss!, G. PurcHAS, R. W. see WANG, Y.
MAHMOUD, I. M. see EL-SayYeED, S. F.
Marais, J. P., FiGENSCHOU, D. L., Escott-Watson, P. L. Ramos, J. M., GARCIA DEL MorAL, L. F., BOUJENNA, A.,
and Wesser, L. N. Administration in suspension-form of SerrA, J., Insa, J. A. and Royo, C. Grain yield, biomass
n-alkane external markers for dry matter intake and diet and leaf area of triticale in response to sowing date and
selection studies, 207 cutting stage in three contrasting Mediterranean environ-
Marvin, H. J. P. see Cong, J. W. ments, 253
MISSELBROOK, T.H., SHEPHERD, M.A. and Pam, B. F. RASMUSSEN, B. see RUBAK, G. H.
Sewage sludge applications to grassland: influence of READ, P. J. see Hipe, G. A.
sludge type, time and method of application on nitrate RoBeERTS, J. M. see SIVAKUMAR, M. V. K.
leaching and herbage yield, 343 ROCHFORD, A. D. H. see Davies, D. B.
Miyamoto, S. see SuToH, M. RODRIGUEZ, V. see ESECHIE, H. A.
Moot, D.J., Jamieson, P. D., HENDERSON, A. L., Forp, Rook, A. J. and HUCKLE, C. A. Sources of variation in the
M. A. and Porter, J. R. Rate of change in harvest index grazing behaviour of dairy cows, 227
during grain-filling of wheat, 387 Rose, M. T. and Osara, Y. Effect of growth hormone on the
MosELEY, G. see MTENGETI, E. J., WILMAN, D. response to insulin and glucose turnover in sheep, 107
Mortawa, M. H. see EL-Sayep, S. F. Royo, C. see Ramos, J. M.
Index of authors 525
RuB&K, G. H., HENRIKSEN, K., PETERSEN, J., RASMUSSEN, B. TerNouTH, J.H., Bortotussi, G., Coates, D.B.,
and Sommer, S. G. Effects of application technique and HENDRICKSEN, R. E. and McLean, R. W. The phosphorus
anaerobic digestion on gaseous nitrogen loss from animal requirements of growing cattle consuming forage diets,
slurry applied to ryegrass (Lolium perenne), 481 503
TERNOUTH, J. H. see also BORTOLUsSI, G.
SAHRAWAT, K. L., MULBAH, C. K., Diatta, S., DELAUNE, Tuomas, H. see AMIN, MD R.
R. D., PATRICK, W. H. JR, SINGH, B. N. and Jones, M. P. THompson, D. J. and Stout, D. G. Influence of sowing rate
The role of tolerant genotypes and plant nutrients in the on dry matter yield, plant density and survival of lucerne
management of iron toxicity in lowland rice, 143 (Medicago sativa) under dryland and irrigated conditions,
Saip, A. N. see Pike, D. J. 301
SEMIADI, G., HoLMEs, C. W., BARRY, T. N. and Mui, P. D. THOMSEN, I. K. and CHRISTENSEN, B.T. Availability to
Effects of cold conditions on heat production by young subsequent crops and leaching of nitrogen in }°N-labelled
sambar (Cervus unicolor) and red deer (Cervus elaphus), sugarbeet tops and oilseed rape residues, 191
221 Topp, A. D. see JENKYN, J. F.
Sen, S. and CHALK, P. M. Stimulation of root growth and
soil nitrogen uptake by foliar application of urea to wheat Umunna, N. N. see NSAHLAI, I. V.
and sunflower, 127
SERRA, J. see Ramos, J. M. VAN GELDER, A. H. see Cong, J. W.
SHEPHERD, M.A and SyYLVESTER-BRADLEY, R. Effect of
nitrogen fertilizer applied to winter oilseed rape (Brassica WaGuorwN, G. C. see WANG, Y.
napus) on soil mineral nitrogen after harvest and on the WANG, X. W., Lat, J. R., FAN, L. and ZHANG, R. B. Effects
response of a succeeding crop of winter wheat to nitrogen of recurrent selection on populations of various genera-
fertilizer, 63 tions in wheat by using the Tai Gu single dominant male-
SHEPHERD, M. A. see MISSELBROOK, T. H. sterile gene, 397
SINGH, B. N. see SAHRAWAT, K. L. Wana, Y., DouG as, G. B., WAGHORN, G. C., BARRY, T. N.
SINGH, M. see CHRISTIANSEN, S. and Foote, A. G. Effect of condensed tannins in Lotus
StvAKuMaR, M. V.K., NTare, B. R. and Roserts, J. M. corniculatus upon lactation performance in ewes, 353
Growth, yield and plant—water relations of four cowpea WanG, Y., DouGias, G. B., WAGHORN, G.C., BARRY,
(Vigna unguiculata) cultivars in the Sahel, 183 T.N., Foote, A.G. and Purcuas, R.W. Effect of
StaFerR, G.A. Differences in phasic development rate condensed tannins upon the performance of lambs grazing
amongst wheat cultivars independent of responses to Lotus corniculatus and lucerne (Medicago sativa), 87
photoperiod and vernalization. A viewpoint of the Wesser, L. N. see MARAIS, J. P.
intrinsic earliness hypothesis, 403 WELHaAM, S. J. see Hipe, G. A.
SomMER, S. G. see RUBAK, G. H. WIcKHAM, G. A. see HOCKING Epwarps, J. E.
Stout, D. G. see THompson, D. J. WILLIAMS, T. A. see Evans, D. R.
Stur, W. W. see Wonca, C. C. Witman, D., MTENGETI, E. J. and Mosetey, G. Physical
SuToH, M., Opara, Y. and Miyamoto, S. The effect of structure of twelve forage species in relation to rate of
sucrose supplementation on kinetics of nitrogen, ruminal intake by sheep, 277
propionate and plasma glucose in sheep, 99 WILMAN, D. see also MTENGETI, E. J.
SYLVESTER-BRADLEY, R. see SHEPHERD, M. A Wona, C. C. and Stur, W. W. Persistence of tropical forage
grasses in shaded environments, 151
TALLOw!, J. R. B. and BROOKMAN, S. K. E. The impact of
differences in nitrogen content, nitrogen utilization and ZHANG, R. B. see WANG, X. W.
loss from laminae on competition between four grass ZHAO, F. J. see MCGRATH, S. P.
species in an old pasture, 25
Index of Subjects
Amino acids concentrations and phosphorus kinetics (Bortolussi et
Uptake of labelled phenylalanine into different blood al.), 493
fractions in the portal vein and cranial mesenteric vein The phosphorus requirements of growing cattle con-
of lambs (Neutze et al.), 511 suming forage diets (Ternouth et al.), 503
Anacardium Climate
The role of wind and insects in cashew (Anacardium Seed-size effects on lentil (Lens culinaris) yield potential
occidentale) pollination in NE Brazil (Freitas and and adaptation to temperature and rainfall in West
Paxton), 319 Asia (Erskine), 335
Common bean, see Phaseolus
Cotton
Bambara groundnut, see Vigna Comparative biological and enzymatic studies on some
Barley host-adapted populations of melon and cotton aphid,
Direct and residual effect of phosphorus on dryland Aphis gossypii (Homoptera: Aphididae) (Owusu et a/.),
barley (Orphanos), 137 449
The dacron bag technique for comparing rumen degrada- Cowpea, see Vigna
bility of untreated and ammonia-treated barley straw —
effect of particle size and degree of replication (Pike et
al.), 201 Daylength
Effects of inoculum sources on the accuracy and precision Phenological development in bambara groundnut (Vigna
of experiments testing different times of applying subterranea) transferred from 14 to 11 h photoperiods
fungicides to control powdery mildew (Erysiphe gra- (Linnemann), 175
minis f. sp. hordei) on spring barley (Jenkyn et al.), 259 Deer
Effects of herbicide and nitrogen fertilizer application on Physiological responses of farmed red deer to management
grain yield and quality of wheat and barley (Grundy et practices and their modulation by long-acting neuro-
al.), 379 leptics (Diverio et al.), 211
Brassica crops Effects of cold conditions on heat production by young
Sulphur uptake, yield responses and the interactions sambar (Cervus unicolor) and red deer (Cervus elaphus)
between nitrogen and sulphur in winter oilseed rape (Semiadi et al.), 221
(Brassica napus) (McGrath and Zhao), 53 Diets
Effect of nitrogen fertilizer applied to winter oilseed rape Administration in suspension-form of n-alkane external
(Brassica napus) on soil mineral nitrogen after harvest markers for dry matter intake and diet selection studies
and on the response of a succeeding crop of winter (Marais et al.), 207
wheat to nitrogen fertilizer (Shepherd and Sylvester- Digestibility
Bradley), 63 Influence of drying method and ageing on chemical and
The effects of soil sodicity on emergence, growth, physical properties and in vitro degradation character-
development and yield of oilseed rape (Brassica napus) istics of grass and maize samples (Cone et al.), 7
(Gutiérrez Boem and Lavado), 169 Comparison between reconstituted sheep faeces and
Availability to subsequent crops and leaching of nitrogen rumen fluid inocula and between in vitro and in sacco
in °N-labelled sugarbeet tops and oilseed rape residues digestibility methods as predictors of intake and in vivo
(Thomsen and Christensen), 191 digestibility (Nsahlai and Umunna), 235
Breeding Differences between twelve forage species in physical
General adaptability of potato genotypes selected in the breakdown when eaten (Mtengeti et al.), 287
UK for the Mediterranean region (Brown et al.), 441 Drought
Broad bean, see Vicia faba Variation in harvest index of maize (Zea mays) and
common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) grown in a marginal
rainfall area of Kenya (Pilbeam), 1
Cashew, see Anacardium Growth and water relations of diverse populations of
Cattle Lolium perenne exposed to drought in field, glasshouse
Sources of variation in the grazing behaviour of dairy and controlled environment (Amin and Thomas), 15
cows (Rook and Huckle), 227 Growth, yield and plant—water relations of four cowpea
Dietary nitrogen and phosphorus depletion in cattle and (Vigna unguiculata) cultivars in the Sahel (Sivakumar et
their effects on liveweight gain, blood metabolite al.), 183
Index of subjects 527
Influence of sowing rate on dry matter yield, plant density Grazing
and survival of lucerne (Medicago sativa) under dryland Seasonal variation in the morphology of perennial
and irrigated conditions (Thompson and Stout), 301 ryegrass (Lolium perenne) and cocksfoot (Dactylis
N-determined dinitrogen fixation capacity of common glomerata) plants and populations in pastures under
bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) cultivars under water stress intensive sheep grazing (Brock et al.), 37
(Castellanos et al.), 327 Effect of condensed tannins upon the performance of
Response of sunflower (Helianthus annuus) to planting lambs grazing Lotus corniculatus and lucerne (Medicago
pattern and population density in a desert climate sativa) (Wang et al.), 87
(Esechie et al.), 455 Sources of variation in the grazing behaviour of dairy
cows (Rook and Huckle), 227
Physical structure of twelve forage species in relation to
Feed intake rate of intake by sheep (Wilman et al.), 277
Administration in suspension-form of n-alkane external Forage yield and quality interactions between white clover
markers for dry matter intake and diet selection studies and contrasting ryegrass varieties in grazed swards
(Marais et al.), 207 (Evans et al.), 295
Comparison between reconstituted sheep faeces and Growth rate
rumen fluid inocula and between in vitro and in sacco Differences in phasic development rate amongst wheat
digestibility methods as predictors of intake and in vivo cultivars independent of responses to photoperiod and
digestibility (Nsahlai and Umunna), 235 vernalization. A viewpoint of the intrinsic earliness
Physical structure of twelve forage species in relation to hypothesis (Slafer), 403
rate of intake by sheep (Wilman et al.), 277
Forage
Influence of drying method and ageing on chemical and Harvest index
physical properties and in vitro degradation character- Variation in harvest index of maize (Zea mays) and
istics of grass and maize samples (Cone et al.), 7 common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) grown in a marginal
Persistence of tropical forage grasses in shaded environ- rainfall area of Kenya (Pilbeam), 1
ments (Wong and Stiir), 151 Rate of change in harvest index during grain-filling of
Physical structure of twelve forage species in relation to wheat (Moot et al.), 387
rate of intake by sheep (Wilman er al.), 277 Helianthus
Differences between twelve forage species in physical Stimulation of root growth and soil nitrogen uptake by
breakdown when eaten (Mtengeti et a/.), 287 foliar application of urea to wheat and sunflower (Sen
The phosphorus requirements of growing cattle con- and Chalk), 127
suming forage diets (Ternouth et al.), 503 Response of sunflower (Helianthus annuus) to planting
pattern and population density in a desert climate
(Esechie et al.), 455
Genetics Hormones
Effects of recurrent selection on populations of various Effect of growth hormone on the response to insulin and
generations in wheat by using the Tai Gu single glucose turnover in sheep (Rose and Obara), 107
dominant male-sterile gene (Wang et al.), 397
Germination
Hardseededness and pattern of hard seed breakdown in Insects
Sardinian populations of Medicago polymorpha under he role of wind and insects in cashew (Anacardium
field conditions (Porqueddu et al.), 161 occidentale) pollination in NE Brazil (Freitas and
Seed yield and hardseededness of two amphicarpic pasture Paxton), 319
legumes (Vicia sativa ssp. amphicarpa and Lathyrus Comparative biological and enzymatic studies on some
ciliolatus) and two annual medics (Medicago rigidula host-adapted populations of melon and cotton aphid,
and M. noeana) (Christiansen et al.), 421 Aphis gossypii (Homoptera: Aphididae) (Owusu et a/.),
Glucose 449
The effect of sucrose supplementation on kinetics of Intercropping
nitrogen, ruminal propionate and plasma glucose in Variation in harvest index of maize (Zea mays) and
sheep (Sutoh et al.), 99 common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) grown in a marginal
Effect of growth hormone on the response to insulin and rainfall area of Kenya (Pilbeam), |
glucose turnover in sheep (Rose and Obara), 107 Iron
Grasses The role of tolerant genotypes and plant nutrients in the
Influence of drying method and ageing on chemical and management of iron toxicity in lowland rice (Sahrawat
physical properties and in vitro degradation character- et al.), 143
istics of grass and maize samples (Cone et al.), 7 Irrigation
The impact of differences in nitrogen content, nitrogen Influence of sowing rate on dry matter yield, plant density
utilization and loss from laminae on competition and survival of lucerne (Medicago sativa) under dryland
between four grass species in an old pasture (Tallowin and irrigated conditions (Thompson and Stout), 301
and Brookman), 25 Growth, development and yield of bambara groundnut
Persistence of tropical forage grasses in shaded environ- (Vigna subterranea) in response to soil moisture (Collin-
ments (Wong and Stiir), 151 son et al.), 307
528 Index of subjects
Lactation Influence of sowing rate on dry matter yield, plant density
Effect of condensed tannins in Lotus corniculatus upon and survival of lucerne (Medicago sativa) under dryland
lactation performance in ewes (Wang et al.), 353 and irrigated conditions (Thompson and Stout), 301
Leaching Seed yield and hardseededness of two amphicarpic pasture
Factors affecting nitrate leaching from a calcareous loam legumes (Vicia sativa ssp. amphicarpa and Lathyrus
in East Anglia (Davies et al.), 75 ciliolatus) and two annual medics (Medicago rigidula
Availability to subsequent crops and leaching of nitrogen and M. noeana) (Christiansen et al.), 421
in }°N-labelled sugarbeet tops and oilseed rape residues Metabolism
(Thomsen and Christensen), 191 The effect of sucrose supplementation on kinetics of
Sewage sludge applications to grassland: influence of nitrogen, ruminal propionate and plasma glucose in
sludge type, time and method of application on nitrate sheep (Sutoh et al.), 99
leaching and herbage yield (Misselbrook et al.), 343 Effect of growth hormone on the response to insulin and
The effect of cover crops on the establishment and yield of glucose turnover in sheep (Rose and Obara), 107
vining peas and on nitrate leaching (Knott), 471 Dietary nitrogen and phosphorus depletion in cattle and
Legumes their effects on liveweight gain, blood metabolite
Seed yield and hardseededness of two amphicarpic pasture concentrations and phosphorus kinetics (Bortolussi ef
legumes (Vicia sativa ssp. amphicarpa and Lathyrus al.), 493
ciliolatus) and two annual medics (Medicago rigidula Mixed pastures
and M. noeana) (Christiansen et al.), 421 Seasonal variation in the morphology of perennial
Lens ryegrass (Lolium perenne) and cocksfoot (Dactylis
Seed-size effects on lentil (Lens culinaris) yield potential glomerata) plants and populations in pastures under
and adaptation to temperature and rainfall in West intensive sheep grazing (Brock et al.), 37
Asia (Erskine), 335 Forage yield and quality interactions between white clover
Lentil, see Lens and contrasting ryegrass varieties in grazed swards
Lolium (Evans et al.), 295
Growth and water relations of diverse populations of Models
Lolium perenne exposed to drought in field, glasshouse Proceedings of the Twenty-Seventh Meeting of the
and controlled environment (Amin and Thomas), 15 Agricultural Research Modellers’ Group (Agricultural
Seasonal variation in the morphology of perennial Research Modellers’ Group), 117
ryegrass (Lolium perenne) and cocksfoot (Dactylis Sources of variation in the grazing behaviour of dairy
glomerata) plants and populations in pastures under cows (Rook and Huckle), 227
intensive sheep grazing (Brock et al.), 37 Effects of inoculum sources on the accuracy and precision
Forage yield and quality interactions between white clover of experiments testing different times of applying
and contrasting ryegrass varieties in grazed swards fungicides to control powdery mildew (Erysiphe grami-
(Evans et al.), 295 nis f. sp. hordei) on spring barley (Jenkyn et al.), 259
Effects of application technique and anaerobic digestion Growth, development and yield of bambara groundnut
on gaseous nitrogen loss from animal slurry applied to (Vigna subterranea) in response to soil moisture (Collin-
ryegrass (Lolium perenne) (Rubek et al.), 481 son et al.), 307
Lotus Rate of change in harvest index during grain-filling of
Effect of condensed tannins upon the performance of wheat (Moot et al.), 387
lambs grazing Lotus corniculatus and lucerne (Medicago Differences in phasic development rate amongst wheat
sativa) (Wang et al.), 87 cultivars independent of responses to photoperiod and
Lotus vernalization. A viewpoint of the intrinsic earliness
Effect of condensed tannins in Lotus corniculatus upon hypothesis (Slafer), 403
lactation performance in ewes (Wang et al.), 353 The yield of potato plants as affected by stem canker
Lucerne, see Medicago (Rhizoctonia solani), blackleg (Erwinia carotovora
subsp. atroseptica) and by neighbouring plants (Hide er
al.), 429
Maize
Variation in harvest index of maize (Zea mays) and
common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) grown in a marginal Nitrogen
rainfall area of Kenya (Pilbeam), 1 The impact of differences in nitrogen content, nitrogen
Influence of drying method and ageing on chemical and utilization and loss from laminae on competition
physical properties and in vitro degradation character- between four grass species in an old pasture (Tallowin
istics of grass and maize samples (Cone et al.), 7 and Brookman), 25
Medic, see Medicago Sulphur uptake, yield responses and the interactions
Medicago between nitrogen and sulphur in winter oilseed rape
Effect of condensed tannins upon the performance of (Brassica napus) (McGrath and Zhao), 53
lambs grazing Lotus corniculatus and lucerne (Medicago Effect of nitrogen fertilizer applied to winter oilseed rape
sativa) (Wang et al.), 87 (Brassica napus) on soil mineral nitrogen after harvest
Hardseededness and pattern of hard seed breakdown in and on the response of a succeeding crop of winter
Sardinian populations of Medicago polymorpha under wheat to nitrogen fertilizer (Shepherd and Sylvester-
field conditions (Porqueddu et al.), 161 Bradley), 63
Index of subjects 529
Factors affecting nitrate leaching from a calcareous loam Aphis gossypii (Homoptera: Aphididae) (Owusu et al.),
in East Anglia (Davies et al.), 75 449
Stimulation of root growth and soil nitrogen uptake by Phaseolus ;
foliar application of urea to wheat and sunflower (Sen Variation in harvest index of maize (Zea mays) and
and Chalk), 127 common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) grown in a marginal
Availability to subsequent crops and leaching of nitrogen rainfall area of Kenya (Pilbeam), |
in °N-labelled sugarbeet tops and oilseed rape residues 15N-determined dinitrogen fixation capacity of common
(Thomsen and Christensen), 191 bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) cultivars under water stress
The effect of cover crops on the establishment and yield of (Castellanos et al.), 327
vining peas and on nitrate leaching (Knott), 471 Phosphorus
Dietary nitrogen and phosphorus depletion in cattle and Direct and residual effect of phosphorus on dryland
their effects on liveweight gain, blood metabolite barley (Orphanos), 137
concentrations and phosphorus kinetics (Bortolussi ef Dietary nitrogen and phosphorus depletion in cattle and
al.), 493 their effects on liveweight gain, blood metabolite
Nitrogen fertilizers concentrations and phosphorus kinetics (Bortolussi et
Effect of nitrogen fertilizer applied to winter oilseed rape al.), 493
(Brassica napus) on soil mineral nitrogen after harvest The phosphorus requirements of growing cattle con-
and on the response of a succeeding crop of winter suming forage diets (Ternouth et al.), 503
wheat to nitrogen fertilizer (Shepherd and Sylvester-
Pisum
Bradley), 63 The effect of cover crops on the establishment and yield of
Effects of herbicide and nitrogen fertilizer application on
vining peas and on nitrate leaching (Knott), 471
grain yield and quality of wheat and bariey (Grundy et
Plant population density
al.), 379
Response of sunflower (Helianthus annuus) to planting
Nitrogen fixation
pattern and population density in a desert climate
15N-determined dinitrogen fixation capacity of common
(Esechie et al.), 455
bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) cultivars under water stress
Pollination
(Castellanos et al.), 327
The role of wind and insects in cashew (Anacardium
occidentale) pollination in NE Brazil (Freitas and
Paxton), 319
Oilseed rape, see Brassica crops
Potato
The yield of potato plants as affected by stem canker
Pastures (Rhizoctonia solani), blackleg (Erwinia carotovora
The impact of differences in nitrogen content, nitrogen subsp. atroseptica) and by neighbouring plants (Hide et
utilization and loss from laminae on competition al.), 429
between four grass species in an old pasture (Tallowin General adaptability of potato genotypes selected in the
and Brookman), 25 UK for the Mediterranean region (Brown et al.), 441
Sewage sludge applications to grassland: influence of
sludge type, time and method of application on nitrate
leaching and herbage yield (Misselbrook et al.), 343 Rice
The role of tolerant genotypes and plant nutrients in the
Peas, see Pisum
Pesticides management of iron toxicity in lowland rice (Sahrawat
Effects of inoculum sources on the accuracy and precision et al.), 143
of experiments testing different times of applying Roots
fungicides to control powdery mildew (Erysiphe grami- Stimulation of root growth and soil nitrogen uptake by
nis f. sp. hordei) on spring barley (Jenkyn et al.), 259 foliar application of urea to wheat and sunflower (Sen
Effects of herbicide and nitrogen fertilizer application on and Chalk), 127
grain yield and quality of wheat and barley (Grundy er Rumen
al.), 379 The dacron bag technique for comparing rumen degrada-
Some morphological characters and yield of broad bean bility of untreated and ammonia-treated barley straw —
(Vicia faba) as affected by pesticide treatments (El- effect of particle size and degree of replication (Pike et
Sayed et al.), 463 al.), 201
Pests and diseases Ryegrass, see Lolium
Effects of inoculum sources on the accuracy and precision
of experiments testing different times of applying
fungicides to control powdery mildew (Erysiphe gra- Salinity
minis f. sp. hordei) on spring barley (Jenkyn et al.), 259 The effects of soil sodicity on emergence, growth,
The yield of potato plants as affected by stem canker development and yield of oilseed rape (Brassica napus)
(Rhizoctonia solani), blackleg (Erwinia carotovora (Gutiérrez Boem and Lavado), 169
subsp. atroseptica) and by neighbouring plants (Hide et Seeds
al.), 429 Hardseededness and pattern of hard seed breakdown in
Comparative biological and enzymatic studies on some Sardinian populations of Medicago polymorpha under
host-adapted populations of melon and cotton aphid, field conditions (Porqueddu et al.), 161
530 Index of subjects
Seed yield and hardseededness of two amphicarpic pasture Sulphur
legumes (Vicia sativa ssp. amphicarpa and Lathyrus Sulphur uptake, yield responses and the interactions
ciliolatus) and two annual medics (Medicago rigidula between nitrogen and sulphur in winter oilseed rape
and M. noeana) (Christiansen et al.), 421 (Brassica napus) (McGrath and Zhao), 53
Shading Sunflower, see Helianthus
Persistence of tropical forage grasses in shaded environ-
ments (Wong and Stiir), 151
Sheep Tannins
Effect of condensed tannins upon the performance of Effect of condensed tannins upon the performance of
lambs grazing Lotus corniculatus and lucerne (Medicago lambs grazing Lotus corniculatus and lucerne (Medicago
sativa) (Wang et al.), 87 sativa) (Wang et al.), 87
The effect of sucrose supplementation on kinetics of Effect of condensed tannins in Lotus corniculatus upon
nitrogen, ruminal propionate and plasma glucose in lactation performance in ewes (Wang et al.), 353
Techniques
sheep (Sutoh et al.), 99
The dacron bag technique for comparing rumen degrada-
Effect of growth hormone on the response to insulin and
bility of untreated and ammonia-treated barley straw —
glucose turnover in sheep (Rose and Obara), 107
effect of particle size and degree of replication (Pike et
Physical structure of twelve forage species in relation to
al.), 201
rate of intake by sheep (Wilman et al.), 277
Administration in suspension-form of n-alkane external
Effect of condensed tannins in Lotus corniculatus upon markers for dry matter intake and diet selection studies
lactation performance in ewes (Wang et al.), 353 (Marais et al.), 207
Pre- and post-natal wool follicle development and density Physiological responses of farmed red deer to management
in sheepo f five genotypes (Hocking Edwards et al.), 363 practices and their modulation by long-acting neuro-
Uptake of labelled phenylalanine into different blood leptics (Diverio et al.), 211
fractions in the portal vein and cranial mesenteric vein Comparison between reconstituted sheep faeces and
of lambs (Neutze er ai.), 511 rumen fluid inocula and between in vitro and in sacco
Slurries digestibility methods as predictors of intake and in vivo
Sewage sludge applications to grassland: influence of digestibility (Nsahlai and Umunna), 235
sludge type, time and method of application on nitrate Effects of recurrent selection on populations of various
leaching and herbage yield (Misselbrook et al.), 343 generations in wheat by using the Tai Gu single
Effects of application technique and anaerobic digestion dominant male-sterile gene (Wang et al.), 397
on gaseous nitrogen loss from animal slurry applied to Effects of application technique and anaerobic digestion
ryegrass (Lolium perenne) (Rubek et al.), 481 on gaseous nitrogen loss from animal slurry applied to
Soils ryegrass (Lolium perenne) (Rubek et al.), 481
Effect of nitrogen fertilizer applied to winter oilseed rape Uptake of labelled phenylalanine into different blood
(Brassica napus) on soil mineral nitrogen after harvest fractions in the portal vein and cranial mesenteric vein
and on the response of a succeeding crop of winter of lambs (Neutze et al.), 511
wheat to nitrogen fertilizer (Shepherd and Sylvester- Temperature
Bradley), 63 Effects of cold conditions on heat production by young
Factors affecting nitrate leaching from a calcareous loam sambar (Cervus unicolor) and red deer (Cervus elaphus)
in East Anglia (Davies et al.), 75 (Semiadi et al.), 221
The effects of soil sodicity on emergence, growth, Seed-size effects on lentil (Lens culinaris) yield potential
development and yield of oilseed rape (Brassica napus) and adaptation to temperature and rainfall in West
(Gutiérrez Boem and Lavado), 169 Asia (Erskine), 335
Trifolium
Availability to subsequent crops and leaching of nitrogen
Forage yield and quality interactions between white clover
in '°N-labelled sugarbeet tops and oilseed rape residues
and contrasting ryegrass varieties in grazed swards
(Thomsen and Christensen), 191
(Evans et al.), 295
Sewage sludge applications to grassland: influence of
Triticale
sludge type, time and method of application on nitrate
Grain yield, biomass and leaf area of triticale in response
leaching and herbage yield (Misselbrook et al.), 343
to sowing date and cutting stage in three contrasting
Sowing date
Mediterranean environments (Ramos ef al.), 253
Grain yield, biomass and leaf area of triticale in response
to sowing date and cutting stage in three contrasting
Mediterranean environments (Ramos et al.), 253 Vicia faba
Sowing rates Some morphological characters and yield of broad bean
Influence of sowing rate on dry matter yield, plant density (Vicia faba) as affected by pesticide treatments (EIl-
and survival of lucerne (Medicago sativa) under dryland Sayed et al.), 463
and irrigated conditions (Thompson and Stout), 301 Vigna
Sugarbeet Phenological development in bambara groundnut (Vigna
Availability to subsequent crops and leaching of nitrogen subterranea) transferred from '4 to 11 h photoperiods
in '°N-labelled sugarbeet tops and oilseed rape residues (Linnemann), 175
(Thomsen and Christensen), 191 Growth, yield and plant—water relations of four cowpea
Index of subjects 531
(Vigna unguiculata) cultivars in the Sahel (Sivakumar et foliar application of urea to wheat and sunflower (Sen
al.), 183 and Chalk), 127
Growth, development and yield of bambara groundnut Effects of herbicide and nitrogen fertilizer application on
(Vigna subterranea) in response to soil moisture (Collin- grain yield and quality of wheat and barley (Grundy et
son et al.), 307 al.), 379
Rate of change in harvest index during grain-filling of
wheat (Moot et al.), 387
Water relations Effects of recurrent selection on populations of various
Growth and water relations of diverse populations of generations in wheat by using the Tai Gu single
Lolium perenne exposed to drought in field, glasshouse dominant male-sterile gene (Wang et al.), 397
and controlled environment (Amin and Thomas), 15 Differences in phasic development rate amongst wheat
Growth, yield and plant—water relations of four cowpea cultivars independent of responses to photoperiod and
(Vigna unguiculata) cultivars in the Sahel (Sivakumar et vernalization. A viewpoint of the intrinsic earliness
al.), 183 hypothesis (Slafer), 403
Growth, development and yield of bambara groundnut White clover, see Trifolium
(Vigna subterranea) in response to soil moisture (Collin- Wool
son et al.), 307 Pre- and post-natal wool follicle development and density
Wheat in sheep of five genotypes (Hocking Edwards et al.), 363
Effect of nitrogen fertilizer applied to winter oilseed rape
(Brassica napus) on soil mineral nitrogen after harvest
and on the response of a succeeding crop of winter Yield
wheat to nitrogen fertilizer (Shepherd and Sylvester- Grain yield, biomass and leaf area of triticale in response
Bradley), 63 to sowing date and cutting stage in three contrasting
Stimulation of root growth and soil nitrogen uptake by Mediterranean environments (Ramos et al.), 253