The Journal of Agricultural Science 1997: Vol 128 Index

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Index of Authors
Acuarya, S. N. see Stout, D. G. Dae, A. E. and DRENNAN, D.S.H. Transplanted maize
ADEWUMI, P. O. see IREMIREN, G. O. (Zea mays) for grain production in southern England. II.
ADULOJU, S. O. see IREMIREN, G. O. Effects of planting date, transplant age at planting and
AINSLEY, A. E. see Hipe, G. A. cultivar on growth, development and harvest index, 37
ALARCON, J. J. see RODRIGUEZ, P. DaLeE, A. E. and DRENNAN, D.S.H. Transplanted maize
AL-NakIB, F. M. S., BATEMAN, N., FINDLAY, R. H., SMITH, (Zea mays) for grain production in southern England. III.
C. and THoMpson, R. Comparative performance of British Effect of plant growth regulator treatments on maize
hill sheep breeds and crosses, 199 transplant morphology, 45
ANNICCHIARICO, P. and PIANO, E. Response of white clover DANIEL, G. J. see FOTHERGILL, M.
genotypes to intergenotypic and interspecific interference, Davies, D. A. see FOTHERGILL, M.
431 Davies, W. P. see GOoDING, M. J.
ARCHER, J. R. see LLoyp, A. DELL’ Amico, J. see RODRIGUEZ, P.
ARIYANAYAGAM, R. P. see UMAHARAN, P. DE VEGA, A. and Poppt, D. P. Extent of digestion and rumen
Arora, V.K., SINGH, CHARANJIT and SINGH, KULDEEP condition as factors affecting passage of liquid and digesta
Comparative assessment of soil water balance under particles in sheep, 207
wheat in a subtropical environment with simplified DUKMAN, J. T. and LAWRENCE, P. R. The energy expenditure
models, 46! of cattle and buffaloes walking and working in different
soil conditions, 95
BARRY, T. N. see KUSMARTONO DRENNAN, D. S. H. see DALE, A. E.
BATEMAN, N. see At-NAKIB, F. M. S. DRIEHUIS, F., VAN WIKSELAAR, P. G., VAN VUUREN, A. M.
BECKER, K. see MAKKaR, H. P. S. and Spoetstra, S. F. Effect of a bacterial inoculant on
BINNIE, R. C., KILPATRICK, D. J. and CHESTNUTT, D. M. B. rate of fermentation and chemical composition of high
Effect of altering the length of the regrowth interval in dry matter grass silages, 323
early, mid and late season on the productivity of grass DuSkovA, D. see MAROUNEK, M.
swards, 303 Dyer, C. J. see GRYLLS, J. P.
BORNER, A. see FLINTHAM, J. E.
BROERSMA, K. see Stout, D. G. Epwarps, S. R. see Oppy, V. H.
BRYANT, M. J. see SIBANDA, L. M.
BuLson, H. A. J., SNAYDON, R. W. and Stopes, C. E. Effects FINDLAY, R. H. see AL-NAKIB, F. M. S.
of plant density on intercropped wheat and field beans in FLINTHAM, J. E., BORNER, A., WORLAND, A. J. and GALE,
an organic farming system, 59 M.D. Optimizing wheat grain yield: effects of Rht
(gibberellin-insensitive) dwarfing genes, 11
CALDERINI, D. F. see KRUK, B. C. Foster, R. see Poont, H. S.
CarrRECK, N. L. and WILLIAMS, I. H. Observations on two FOTHERGILL, M., Davies, D.A. and DANIEL, G. J.
commercial flower mixtures as food sources for beneficial Morphological dynamics and seedling recruitment in
insects in the UK, 397 young swards of three contrasting cultivars of white clover
CASHMAN, M. M. see KETTLEWELL, P. S. (Trifolium repens) under continuous stocking with sheep,
CHEN, F. see Hu, B. 163
CHESTNUTT, D. M. B. see BINNIE, R. C. FROMENT, M. A. and McDonaLb, H. G. Effect of a plant
CuonG, D.T., Tasuppin, I., SAMAT, ABD. M.S., STur, growth regulator regime on internode length and weight
W. W. and SHELTON, H. M. Stocking rate effects on sheep of tillers in conventional and hybrid rye and the impact of
and forage productivity under rubber in Malaysia, 339 nitrogen on crop performance, 143
Coates, D. B. see TERNOUTH, J. H.
GALE, M. D. see FLINTHAM, J. E.
DAFTARDAR, S. Y., WAGLE, S.M. and SAVANT, N. K. GoprgJ, N. B. see RAMRAJ, V. M.
Agronomic performance of urea briquettes containing GoopeNn, J. M. see NEUTZE, S. A.
diammonium phosphate in rainfed transplanted rice on GoopInG, M. J., SmitH, G., Davies, W. P. and KETTLEWELL,
farmers’ fields, 291 P. S. The use of residual maximum likelihood to model
Date, A. E. and DRENNAN, D.S.H. Transplanted maize grain quality characters of wheat with variety, climatic
(Zea mays) for grain production in southern England. I. and nitrogen fertilizer effects, 135
Effects of planting date, transplant age at planting and GrINDLAY, D.J.C. Towards an explanation of crop
cultivar on grain yield, 27 nitrogen demand based on the optimization of leaf
nitrogen per unit leaf area, 377
504 Index of authors
Gry Ls, J. P., Wess, J. and Dyer, C. J. Seasonal variation MOLINA-GALAN, J. see MARTINEZ-BARAJAS, E.
in response of winter cereals to nitrogen fertilizer and Mora es, D. see RODRIGUEZ, P.
apparent recovery of fertilizer nitrogen on chalk soils in Morton, J.R. Use of certain 5x5 Latin squares for
southern England, 251 increasing information from agroforestry experiments, |
GUNTHER-BorSTEL, O. see SIELING, K.
ND Lovu, L. R. see SIBANDA, L. M.
HANus, H. see SIELING, K. Neutze, S.A., GoopEN, J.M. and Oppy, V.H.
HaquE, S. Q. see UMAHARAN, P. Measurement of protein turnover in the small intestine of
Harris, H. C. see PILBEAM, C. J. lambs. 1. Development of an experimental model, 217
HARTMANN, F. and VAN RyssEN, J. B.J. Metabolism of Neutze, S.A., Gooden, J.M. and Oppy, V.H.
selenium and copper in sheep with and without sodium Measurement of protein turnover in the small intestine of
bicarbonate supplementation, 357 lambs. 2. Effects of feed intake, 233
HERING, T. F. see JOSEPH, M. E. NEUTZE, S. A. see also Oppy, V. H.
Hipe, G. A., WELHAM, S. J., READ, P. J. and AINSLEY, A. E. No, K. F., StUR, W. W. and SHELTON, H. M. New forage
Effects of planting mixtures of different sizes of potato species for integration of sheep in rubber plantations, 347
seed tubers on the yield and size of tubers, 173 NICHOLLS, P. J. see Oppy, V. H.
Hopkins, D. L. see KRAUSGRILL, D. I.
Hu, B., CHEN, F. and Li, Q. Sterility and variation resulting Oppy, V.H., Epwarps, S.R., WARREN, H. M., SPECK,
from the transfer of polima cytoplasmic male sterility P.A., NicHotts, P.J. and Neutze,_ S.A.
from Brassica napus into Brassica chinensis, 299 Interrelationships between amino acid and glucose
metabolism in lambs of different dietary history
IpiToYE, A. A. see IREMIREN, G. O. supplemented with rumen escape protein, 105
IREMIREN, G.O., ADEWuMI, P.O., ADULOJU, S.O. and Oppy, V. H. see also NEuTZE, S. A.
IpiroyE, A. A. Effects of paclobutrazol and nitrogen
fertilizer on the growth and yield of maize, 425 PIANO, E. see ANNICCHIARICO, P.
PILBEAM, C. J., MCNEILL, A. M., Harris, H. C. and Swirt,
JosepH, M. E. and HERING, T. F. Effects of environment on R. S. Effect of fertilizer rate and form on the recovery of
spore germinaiton and infection by broad bean rust N-labelled fertilizer applied to wheat in Syria, 415
(Uromyces viciae-fabae), 73 Poonl, H. S., Foster, R. and ZHAO, B. Impact of pollination
time, seed size, position and maturity on quantitative
KETTLEWELL, P.S. and CASHMAN, M. M. Alpha-amylase variation in Nicotiana rustica, 181
activity of wheat grain from crops differing in grain drying Poppt, D. P. see DE VEGA, A.
rate, 127
KETTLEWELL, P. S. see also GOODING, M. J. RamralJ, V. M., Vyas, B. N., GopreJ, N. B., Mistry, K. B.,
KILPATRICK, D. J. see BINNIE, R. C. Swami, B.N. and SinGH, N. Effects of 28-
KRAUSGRILL, D.I., TULLOH, N. M. and Hopkins, D. L. homobrassinolide on yields of wheat, rice, groundnut,
Growth of sheep to the age of three years after a severe mustard, potato and cotton, 405
nutritional check in early post-natal life, 479 ReaD, P. J. see Hip, G. A.
KRUK, B.C., CALDERINI, D. F. and SLAFeR, G. A. Grain RopriGuez, P., DELL’Amico, J., MORALES, D., SANCHEZ
weight in wheat cultivars released from 1920 to 1990 as Bianco, M. J. and ALaRcOn, J. J. Effects of salinity on
affected by post-anthesis defoliation, 273 growth, shoot water relations and root hydraulic
KUSMARTONO, SHIMADA, A. and Barry, T.N. Rumen conductivity in tomato plants, 439
digestion and rumen outflow rate in deev fed fresh chicory
(Cichorium intybus) or perennial ryegrass (Lolium Samat, Asp. M. S. see CHONG, D. T.
perenne), 87 SANCHEZ BLANCO, M. J. see RODRIGUEZ, P.
SANCHEZ DE JIMENEZ, E. see MARTINEZ-BARAJAS, E.
LAWRENCE, P. R. see DIKMAN, J. T. SAVANT, N. K. see DAFTARDAR, S. Y.
Li, Q. see Hu, B. SEENEY, F. M. see WEBB, J.
Lioyp, A., Wess, J., ARCHER, J.R. and SyYLVESTER- SHELTON, H. M. see CHONG, D. T., NG, K. F.
BRADLEY, R. Urea as a nitrogen fertilizer for cereals, 263 SHELTON, I. D. see WAGHORN, G. C.
SHIMADA, A. see KUSMARTONO
McDonaLb, H. G. see FROMENT, M. A. SIBANDA, L. M., NpLovu, L. R. and BRYANT, M. J. Effects
MCNEILL, A. M. see PILBEAM, C. J. of feeding varying amounts of a grain/forage diet during
MakKak, H. P. S. and BECKER, K. Nutrients and antiquality late gestation and lactation on the performance of
factors in different morphological parts of the Moringa Matebele goats, 469
oleifera tree, 311 SIELING, K., GUNTHER-BorSTEL, O. and Hanus, H. Effect of
MAROUNEK, M., SIMUNEK, J., DuSkovA, D. and slurry application and mineral nitrogen fertilization on N
SKRIVANOVA, V. Effect of ionophores on in vitro caecal leaching in different crop combinations, 79
fermentation in rabbits, 495 SIMUNEK, J. see MAROUNEK, M.
MARTINEZ-BARAJAS, E., MOLINA-GALAN, J. and SANCHEZ DE SINGH, CHARANJIT see ARORA, V. K.
JIMENEZ, E. Regulation of Rubisco activity during grain- SINGH, KULDEEP see ARORA, V. K.
fill in maize: possible role of Rubisco activase, 155 SINGH, N. see RAMRAJ, V. M.
Mistry, K. B. see RAMRAJ, V. M. SKRIVANOVA, V. see MAROUNEK, M.
Index of authors 505
SLAFER, G. A. see KRUK, B. C. UMAHARAN, P., ARIYANAYAGAM, R. P. and Haqug, S. Q.
SmiTH, C. see AL-NAKIB, F. M. S. Effect of short-term waterlogging applied at various
SMITH, G. see GOODING, M. J. growth phases on growth, development and yield in Vigna
SNAYDON, R. W. see BULSON, H. A. J. unguiculata, 189
SOLOMON Gizaw and Tuwalrtes, C. J. Changes in liveweight,
body condition and scrotal circumference and _ their
VAN RyssEN, J. B. J. see HARTMANN, F.
relationships with sexual activity and flock fertility in
VAN VUUREN, A. M. see DRIEHUIS, F.
Ethiopian Horro rams over a 3-cycle joining period, 117
VAN WIKSELAAR, P. G. see DRIEHUIS, F.
Speck, P. A. see Oppy, V. H. Vyas, B. N. see RAMRAJ, V. M.
SPOELSTRA, S. F. see DRIEHUIS, F.
Stopes, C. E. see BULSON, H. A. J.
Stout, D.G., BRoeRsMA, K. and Acnarya, S.N. Seed WaGHorN, G. C. and SHELTON, I. D. Effect of condensed
preinoculation and soil liming for growth of forage tannins in Lotus corniculatus on the nutritive value of
pasture for sheep, 365
legumes on acidic clay soils, 51
WAGLE, S. M. see DAFTARDAR, S. Y.
StTUR, W. W. see CHONG, D. T., NG, K. F.
WarREN, H. M. see Oppy, V. H.
Susepi, K.D. Wheat intercropped with tori (Brassica
Wess, J., SYLVESTER-BRADLEY, R. and SEENEY, F. M. The
campestris var. toria) and pea (Pisum sativum) in the
effects of site and season on the fate of nitrogen residues
subsistence farming system of the Nepalese hills, 283
from root crops grown on sandy soils, 445
SwamMl, B. N. see RAMRAJ, V. M.
SwiFT, R. S. see PILBEAM, C. J. WEBB, J. see also GRYLLS, J. P., LLoyb, A.
WELHAM, S. J. see HIDE, G. A.
SYLVESTER-BRADLEY, R. see LLoyD, A., WEBB, J.
WILLIAMS, I. H. see CARRECK, N. L.
WORLAND, A. J. see FLINTHAM, J. E.
TAJUDDIN, I. see CHONG, D. T.
TERNOUTH, J.H. and Coates, D.B. Phosphorus
homoeostasis in grazing breeder cattle, 331 YAU, S. K. Efficiency of alpha-lattice designs in international
THOMPSON, R. see AL-NAKIB, F. M. S. variety yield trials of barley and wheat, 5
Tuwaltes, C. J. see SOLOMON GIZAW
TULLOH, N. M. see KRAUSGRILL, D. I. ZHAO, B. see POONI, H. S.
Amino acids The effects of site and season on the fate of nitrogen
Interrelationships between amino acid and glucose metab- residues from root crops grown on sandy soils (Webb er
olism in lambs of different dietary history supplemented al.), 445
with rumen escape protein (Oddy et al.), 105
Deer
Barley Rumen digestion and rumen outflow rate in deer fed fresh
Efficiency of alpha-lattice designs in international variety chicory (Cichorium intybus) or perennial ryegrass
yield trials of barley and wheat (Yau), 5 (Lolium perenne) (Kusmartono et al.), 87
Brassica crops Defoliation
Wheat intercropped with tori (Brassica campestris var. Grain weight in wheat cultivars released from 1920 to
toria) and pea (Pisum sativum) in the subsistence 1990 as affected by post-anthesis defoliation (Kruk ef
farming system of the Nepalese hills (Subedi), 283 al.), 273
Sterility and variation resulting from the transfer of Diets
polima cytoplasmic male sterility from Brassica napus Rumen digestion and rumen outflow rate in deer fed fresh
into Brassica chinensis (Hu et al.), 299 chicory (Cichorium intybus) or perennial ryegrass
Breeding (Lolium perenne) (Kusmartono et al.), 87
Efficiency of alpha-lattice designs in international variety Interrelationships between amino acid and glucose metab-
yield trials of barley and wheat (Yau), 5 olism in lambs of different dietary history supplemented
Breeds with rumen escape protein (Oddy er al.), 105
Comparative performance of British hill sheep breeds and Metabolism of selenium and copper in sheep with and
crosses (Al-Nakib ef al.), 199 without sodium bicarbonate supplementation
Buffaloes (Hartmann and van Ryssen), 357
The energy expenditure of cattle and buffaloes walking Effect of condensed tannins in Lotus corniculatus on the
and working in different soil conditions (Dijkman and nutritive value of pasture for sheep (Waghorn and
Lawrence), 95 Shelton), 365
Effects of feeding varying amounts of a grain/forage diet
during late gestation and lactation on the performance
Cattle of Matebele goats (Sibanda et al.), 469
The energy expenditure of cattle and buffaloes walking Growth of sheep to the age of three years after a severe
and working in different soil conditions (Dijkman and nutritional check in early post-natal life (Krausgrill er
Lawrence), 95 al.), 479
Phosphorus homoeostasis in grazing breeder cattle Digestion
(Ternouth and Coates), 331 Extent of digestion and rumen condition as factors
Cereals affecting passage of liquid and digesta particles in sheep
Seasonal variation in response of winter cereals to nitrogen (de Vega and Poppi), 207
fertilizer and apparent recovery of fertilizer nitrogen on
chalk soils in southern England (Grylls et al.), 251
Urea as a nitrogen fertilizer for cereals (Lloyd er al.), 263 Energy expenditure
Copper The energy expenditure of cattle and buffaloes walking
Metabolism of selenium and copper in sheep with and and working in different soil conditions (Dijkman and
without sodium bicarbonate supplementation Lawrence), 95
(Hartmann and van Ryssen), 357 Experimental design
Cowpea, see Vigna Use of certain 5x5 Latin squares for increasing in-
Crops formation from agroforestry experiments (Morton), |
Towards an-explanation of crop nitrogen demand based Efficiency of alpha-lattice designs in international variety
on the optimization of leaf nitrogen per unit leaf area yield trials of barley and wheat (Yau), 5
(Grindlay), 377
Effects of 28-homobrassinolide on yields of wheat, rice,
groundnut, mustard, potato and cotton (Ramraj et al.), Faba bean, see Vicia faba
405 Feed intake
Measurement of protein turnover in the small intestine of
lambs. 2. Effects of feed intake (Neutze et al.), 233
Index of subjects 507
Field bean, see Vicia faba Grazing
Forage Morphological dynamics and seedling recruitment in
New forage species for integration of sheep in rubber young swards of three contrasting cultivars of white
plantations (Ng et al.), 347 clover (Trifolium repens) under continuous stocking
with sheep (Fothergill et a/.), 163
Effect of altering the length of the regrowth interval in
Genetics early, mid and late season on the productivity of grass
Optimizing wheat grain yield: effects of Rht (gibberellin- swards (Binnie et al.), 303
insensitive) dwarfing genes (Flintham et al.), 11 Growth
Sterility and variation resulting from the transfer of Effect of short-term waterlogging applied at various
polima cytoplasmic male sterility from Brassica napus growth phases on growth, development and yield in
into Brassica chinensis (Hu et al.), 299 Vigna unguiculata (Umaharan et al.), 189
Germination Growth rate
Seed preinoculation and soil liming for growth of forage Transplanted maize (Zea mays) for grain production in
legumes on acidic clay soils (Stout et al.), 51 southern England. II. Effects of planting date, trans-
Effects of environment on spore germinaiton and infection plant age at planting and cultivar on growth, de-
by broad bean rust (Uromyces viciae-fabae) (Joseph and velopment and harvest index (Dale and Drennan), 37
Hering), 73 Growth of sheep to the age of three years after a severe
Glucose nutritional check in early post-natal life (Krausgrill et
Interrelationships between amino acid and glucose metab- al.), 479
olism in lambs of different dietary history supplemented Growth regulators
with rumen escape protein (Oddy et al.), 105 Transplanted maize (Zea mays) for grain production in
Goats southern England. III. Effect of plant growth regulator
Effects of feeding varying amounts of a grain/forage diet treatments on maize transplant morphology (Dale and
during late gestation and lactation on the performance Drennan), 45
of Matebele goats (Sibanda et al.), 469 Effect of a plant growth regulator regime on internode
Grain quality length and weight of tillers in conventional and hybrid
Alpha-amylase activity of wheat grain from crops differing rye and the impact of nitrogen on crop performance
in grain drying rate (Kettlewell and Cashman), 127 (Froment and McDonald), 143
The use of residual maximum likelihood to model grain Effects of 28-homobrassinolide on yields of wheat, rice,
quality characters of wheat with variety, climatic and groundnut, mustard, potato and cotton (Ramraj et a/.),
nitrogen fertilizer effects (Gooding et al.), 135 405
Grain yield Effects of paclobutrazol and nitrogen fertilizer on the
Efficiency of alpha-lattice designs in international variety growth and yield of maize (Iremiren et a/.), 425
yield trials of barley and wheat (Yau), 5
Optimizing wheat grain yield: effects of Rht (gibberellin-
insensitive) dwarfing genes (Flintham ef al.), 11 Inoculation
Transplanted maize (Zea mays) for grain production in Seed preinoculation and soil liming for growth of forage
southern England. I. Effects of planting date, transplant legumes on acidic clay soils (Stout er al.), 51
age at planting and cultivar on grain yield (Dale and Effect ofa bacterial inoculant on rate of fermentation and
Drennan), 27 chemical composition of high dry matter grass silages
Transplanted maize (Zea mays) for grain production in (Driehuis et al.), 323
southern England. II. Effects of planting date, trans- Insects
plant age at planting and cultivar on growth, de- Observations on two commercial flower mixtures as food
velopment and harvest index (Dale and Drennan), 37 sources for beneficial insects in the UK (Carreck and
Transplanted maize (Zea mays) for grain production in Williams), 397
southern England. III. Effect of plant growth regulator Intercropping
treatments on maize transplant morphology (Dale and Effects of plant density on intercropped wheat and field
Drennan), 45 beans in an organic farming system (Bulson ef al.), 59
Regulation of Rubisco activity during grain-fill in maize: Wheat intercropped with tori (Brassica campestris var.
possible role of Rubisco activase (Martinez-Barajas ef toria) and pea (Pisum sativum) in the subsistence
al.), 155 farming system of the Nepalese hills (Subedi), 283
Grain weight in wheat cultivars released from 1920 to lonophores
1990 as affected by post-anthesis defoliation (Kruk ef Effect of ionophores on in vitro caecal fermentation in
al.), 273 rabbits (Marounek ef al.), 495
Effects of paclobutrazol and nitrogen fertilizer on the
growth and yield of maize (Iremiren et al.), 425
Grasses Legumes
Effect of altering the length of the regrowth interval in Seed preinoculation and soil liming for growth of forage
early, mid and late season on the productivity of grass legumes on acidic clay soils (Stout ef al.), 51
swards (Binnie et al.), 303 Lycopersicon
Effect of a bacterial inoculant on rate of fermentation and Effects of salinity on growth, shoot water relations and
chemical composition of high dry matter grass silages root hydraulic conductivity in tomato plants
(Driehuis et al.), 323 (Rodriguez et al.), 439
508 Index of subjects
Maize Effect of fertilizer rate and form on the recovery of '°N-
Transplanted maize (Zea mays) for grain production in labelled fertilizer applied to wheat in Syria (Pilbeam er
southern England. I. Effects of planting date, transplant al.), 415
age at planting and cultivar on grain yield (Dale and Effects of paclobutrazol and nitrogen fertilizer on the
Drennan), 27 growth and yield of maize (Iremiren et al.), 425
Transplanted maize (Zea mays) for grain production in Nitrogen leaching
southern England. II. Effects of planting date, trans- Effect of slurry application and mineral nitrogen
plant age at planting and cultivar on growth, de- fertilization on N leaching in different crop combi-
velopment and harvest index (Dale and Drennan), 37 nations (Sieling ef al.), 79
Transplanted maize (Zea mays) for grain production in Nutritive value
southern England. III. Effect of plant growth regulator Nutrients and antiquality factors in different morpho-
treatments on maize transplant morphology (Dale and logical parts of the Moringa oleifera tree (Makkar and
Drennan), 45 Becker), 311
Regulation of Rubisco activity during grain-fill in maize:
possible role of Rubisco activase (Martinez-Barajas et
al.), 155 Pastures
Effects of paclobutrazol and nitrogen fertilizer on the Morphological dynamics and seedling recruitment in
growth and yield of maize (Iremiren et al.), 425 young swards of three contrasting cultivars of white
Models clover (Trifolium repens) under continuous stocking
Measurement of protein turnover in the small intestine of with sheep (Fothergill et al.), 163
lambs. 1. Development of an experimental model Effect of altering the length of the regrowth interval in
(Neutze et al.), 217 early, mid and late season on the productivity of grass
Towards an explanation of crop nitrogen demand based swards (Binnie et al.), 303
on the optimization of leaf nitrogen per unit leaf area Response of white clover genotypes to intergenotypic and
(Grindlay), 377 interspecific interference (Annicchiarico and Piano),
The effects of site and season on the fate of nitrogen 431
residues from root crops grown on sandy soils (Webb et Pea, see Pisum
al.), 445 Pests and diseases
Comparative assessment of soil water balance under Effects of environment on spore germinaiton and infection
wheat in a subtropical environment with simplified by broad bean rust (Uromyces viciae-fabae) (Joseph and
models (Arora et al.), 461 Hering), 73
Moringa Phosphorus
Nutrients and antiquality factors in different morpho- Phosphorus homoeostasis in grazing breeder cattle
logical parts of the Moringa oleifera tree (Makkar and (Ternouth and Coates), 331
Becker), 311 Pisum
Wheat intercropped with tori (Brassica campestris var.
toria) and pea (Pisum sativum) in the subsistence
Nicotiana farming system of the Nepalese hills (Subedi), 283
Impact of pollination time, seed size, position and Plant population density
maturity on quantitative variation in Nicotiana rustica Effects of plant density on intercropped wheat and field
(Pooni et al.), 181 beans in an organic farming system (Bulson et al.), 59
Nitrogen Pollination
Towards an explanation of crop nitrogen demand based Impact of pollination time, seed size, position and
on the optimization of leaf nitrogen per unit leaf area maturity on quantitative variation in Nicotiana rustica
(Grindlay), 377 (Pooni et al.), 181
The effects of site and season on the fate of nitrogen Observations on two commercial flower mixtures as food
residues from root crops grown on sandy soils (Webb et sources for beneficial insects in the UK (Carreck and
al.), 445 Williams), 397
Nitrogen fertilizers Potato
Effect of slurry application and mineral nitrogen Effects of planting mixtures of different sizes of potato
fertilization on N_ leaching in different crop seed tubers on the yield and size of tubers (Hide et a/.),
combinations (Sieling ef al.), 79 173
The use of residual maximum likelihood to model grain Proteins
quality characters of wheat with variety, climatic and Measurement of protein turnover in the small intestine of
nitrogen fertilizer effects (Gooding et al.), 135 lambs. 1. Development of an experimental medel
Effect of a plant growth regulator regime on internode (Neutze et al.), 217
length and weight of tillers in conventional and hybrid Measurement of protein turnover in the small intestine of
rye and the impact of ..crogen on crop performance lambs. 2. Effects of feed intake (Neutze et al.), 233
(Froment and McDonald), 143
Seasonal variation in response of winter cereals to nitrogen
fertilizer and apparent recovery of fertilizer nitrogen on Rabbits
chalk soils in southern England (Grylls er a/.), 251 Effect of ionophores on in vitro caecal fermentation in
Urea as a nitrogen fertilizer for cereals (Lloyd et al.), 263 rabbits (Marounek ef al.), 495
Index of subjects 509
Reproduction Extent of digestion and rumen condition as factors
Changes in liveweight, body condition and scrotal affecting passage of liquid and digesta particles in sheep
circumference and their relationships with sexual ac- (de Vega and Poppi), 207
tivity and flock fertility in Ethiopian Horro rams over a Measurement of protein turnover in the small intestine of
3-cycle joining period (Solomon Gizaw and Thwaites), lambs. 1. Development of an experimental model
117 (Neutze et al.), 217
Effects of feeding varying amounts of a grain/forage diet Measurement of protein turnover in the small intestine of
during late gestation and lactation on the performance lambs. 2. Effects of feed intake (Neutze et al.), 233
of Matebele goats (Sibanda et al.), 469 Stocking rate effects on sheep and forage productivity
Rice under rubber in Malaysia (Chong et al.), 339
Agronomic performance of urea briquettes containing New forage species for integration of sheep in rubber
diammonium phosphate in rainfed transplanted rice on plantations (Ng et al.), 347
farmers’ fields (Daftardar et al.), 291 Metabolism of selenium and copper in sheep with and
Roots without sodium bicarbonate supplementation
Effects of salinity on growth, shoot water relations and (Hartmann and van Ryssen), 357
root hydraulic conductivity in tomato plants Effect of condensed tannins in Lotus corniculatus on the
(Rodriguez et al.), 439 nutritive value of pasture for sheep (Waghorn and
The effects of site and season on the fate of nitrogen
Shelton), 365
residues from root crops grown on sandy soils (Webb et
Growth of sheep to the age of three years after a severe
al.), 445
nutritional check in early post-natal life (Krausgrill et
Rubber
al.), 479
Stocking rate effects on sheep and forage productivity
Silage
under rubber in Malaysia (Chong et al.), 339
Effect ofa bacterial inoculant on rate of fermentation and
New forage species for integration of sheep in rubber
chemical composition of high dry matter grass silages
plantations (Ng et al.), 347
(Driehuis et al.), 323
Rumen
Slurries
Rumen digestion and rumen outflow rate in deer fed fresh
Effect of slurry application and mineral nitrogen
chicory (Cichorium intybus) or perennial ryegrass
fertilization on N leaching in different crop combi-
(Lolium perenne) (Kusmartono et al.), 87
nations (Sieling et al.), 79
Extent of digestion and rumen condition as factors
Soils
affecting passage of liquid and digesta particles in sheep
Seasonal variation in response of winter cereals to nitrogen
(de Vega and Poppi), 207
fertilizer and apparent recovery of fertilizer nitrogen on
Rumen fermentation
chalk soils in southern England (Grylls er al.), 251
Effect of ionophores on in vitro caecal fermentation in
The effects of site and season on the fate of nitrogen
rabbits (Marounek et al.), 495
residues from root crops grown on sandy soils (Webb er
Rye
al.), 445
Effect of a plant growth regulator regime on internode
length and weight of tillers in conventional and hybrid Statistical analyses
Use of certain 5x5 Latin squares for increasing in-
rye and the impact of nitrogen on crop performance
(Froment and McDonald), 143 formation from agroforestry experiments (Morton), |
The use of residual maximum likelihood to model grain
quality characters of wheat with variety, climatic and
Seeds nitrogen fertilizer effects (Gooding et al.), 135
Seed preinoculation and soil liming for growth of forage Stocking density
legumes on acidic clay soils (Stout ef al.), 51 Stocking rate effects on sheep and forage productivity
Impact of pollination time, seed size, position and under rubber in Malaysia (Chong ef al.), 339
maturity on quantitative variation in Nicotiana rustica Sward composition
(Pooni et al.), 181 Morphological dynamics and seedling recruitment in
Selenium young swards of three contrasting cultivars of white
Metabolism of selenium and copper in sheep with and clover (Trifolium repens) under continuous stocking
without sodium bicarbonate supplementation with sheep (Fothergill et a/.), 163
(Hartmann and van Ryssen), 357 Effect of altering the length of the regrowth interval in
Sheep early, mid and late season on the productivity of grass
Interrelationships between amino acid and glucose metab- swards (Binnie et al.), 303
olism in lambs of different dietary history supplemented Response of white clover genotypes to intergenotypic and
with rumen escape protein (Oddy er al.), 105 interspecific interference (Annicchiarico and Piano),
Changes in liveweight, body condition and scrotal 431
circumference and their relationships with sexual ac-
tivity and flock fertility in Ethiopian Horro rams over a
3-cycle joining period (Solomon Gizaw and Thwaites), Tannins
117 Effect of condensed tannins in Lotus corniculatus on the
Comparative performance of British hill sheep breeds and nutritive value of pasture for sheep (Waghorn and
crosses (Al-Nakib et al.), 199 Shelton), 365
510 Index of subjects
Tobacco, see Nicotiana Water relations
Tomato, see Lycopersicon Effects of salinity on growth, shoot water relations and
Tori, see Brassica crops root hydraulic conductivity in tomato plants
Transplanting (Rodriguez et al.), 439
Transplanted maize (Zea mays) for grain production in Comparative assessment of soil water balance under
southern England. I. Effects of planting date, transplant wheat in a subtropical environment with simplified
age at planting and cultivar on grain yield (Dale and models (Arora et al.), 461
Drennan), 27 Waterlogging
Transplanted maize (Zea mays) for grain production in Effect of short-term waterlogging applied at various
southern England. II. Effects of planting date, trans- growth phases on growth, development and yield in
plant age at planting and cultivar on growth, de- Vigna unguiculata (Umaharan et al.), 189
velopment and harvest index (Dale and Drennan), 37 Wheat
Transplanted maize (Zea mays) for grain production in
Efficiency of alpha-lattice designs in international variety
southern England. III. Effect of plant growth regulator
yield trials of barley and wheat (Yau), 5
treatments on maize transplant morphology (Dale and
Optimizing wheat grain yield: effects of Rht (gibberellin-
Drennan), 45
insensitive) dwarfing genes (Flintham et a/.), 11
Agronomic performance of urea briquettes containing
Effects of plant density on intercropped wheat and field
diammonium phosphate in rainfed transplanted rice on
beans in an organic farming system (Bulson et al.), 59
farmers’ fields (Daftardar et al.), 291 Alpha-amylase activity of wheat grain from crops differing
Trifolium in grain drying rate (Kettlewell and Cashman), 127
Morphological dynamics and seedling recruitment in
The use of residual maximum likelihood to model grain
young swards of three contrasting cultivars of white
quality characters of wheat with variety, climatic and
clover (Trifolium repens) under continuous stocking nitrogen fertilizer effects (Gooding et al.), 135
with sheep (Fothergill et al.), 163 Grain weight in wheat cultivars released from 1920 to
Response of white clover genotypes to intergenotypic and
1990 as affected by post-anthesis defoliation (Kruk er
interspecific interference (Annicchiarico and Piano), al.), 273
431
Wheat intercropped with tori (Brassica campestris var.
Tropical crops
toria) and pea (Pisum sativum) in the subsistence
Nutrients and antiquality factors in different morpho- farming system of the Nepalese hills (Subedi), 283
logical parts of the Moringa oleifera tree (Makkar and Effect of fertilizer rate and form on the recovery of °N-
Becker), 311 labelled fertilizer applied to wheat in Syria (Pilbeam et
al.), 415
Comparative assessment of soil water balance under
Urea
wheat in a subtropical environment with simplified
Urea as a nitrogen fertilizer for cereals (Lloyd et al.), 263
models (Arora et al.), 461
Agronomic performance of urea briquettes containing
White clover, see Trifolium
diammonium phosphate in rainfed transplanted rice on
farmers’ fields (Daftardar et al.), 291
Vicia faba Yields
Effects of plant density on intercropped wheat and field Effects of planting mixtures of different sizes of potato
beans in an organic farming system (Bulson et al.), 59 seed tubers on the yield and size of tubers (Hide et al. ),
Effects of environment on spore germinaiton and infection 173
by broad bean rust (Uromyces viciae-fabae) (Joseph and Effect of short-term waterlogging applied at various
Hering), 73 growth phases on growth, development and yield in
Vigna Vigna unguiculata (Umaharan et al.), 189
Effect of short-term waterlogging applied at various Effects of 28-homobrassinolide on yields of wheat, rice,
growth phases on growth, development and yield in groundnut, mustard, potato and cotton (Ramraj et al.),
Vigna unguiculata (Umaharan et al.), 189 405