The Journal of Agricultural Science 1997: Vol 129 Index

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Index of Authors
ABBERTON, M. T. see COLLINS, R. P. CoLLs, J. J. see MULHOLLAND, B. J.
AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH MODELLERS’ GROUP, Proceedings COUILLARD, D. see Hountin, J. A.
of the Twenty-Ninth Meeting of the Agricultural Research CRAIGON, J. see MULHOLLAND, B. J.
Modellers’ Group, 113
AHN, J. H. see NorTON, B. W. DALLEY, D. E., IsHERWOOD, P., SyKEs, A. R. and Rosson,
ANGus, W. J. see FLINTHAM, J. E. A. B. Effect of intraruminal infusion of potassium on the
ARTHUR, P. F., HEARNSHAW, H., BARLOW, R., WILLIAMSON, site of magnesium absorption within the digestive tract in
P. J., STEPHENSON, P. D. and Drstey, K. Evaluation of sheep, 99
Hereford and first-cross cows on three pasture systems. DALLEY, D. E., ISHERWOOD, P., SYKES, A. R. and ROBSON,
III. Milk yield and its influence on calf performance, A. B. Effect of in vitro manipulation of pH on magnesium
91 solubility in ruminal and caecal digesta in sheep, 107
ATHERTON, J. G. see MULHOLLAND, B. J. Davis, L. H. see Moate, P. J.
Davison, T. M., ORR, W. N., DooGan, V. and Moopy, P.
BARLOW, R. see ARTHUR, P. F. Phosphorus fertilizer for nitrogen fertilized dairy pastures.
BAR-PELED, U., MALTZ, E., TAGARI, H., LEHRER, A.-R., 2. Long term effects on milk production and a model of
ROBINZON, B., VoET, H., FOLMAN, Y., BRUCKENTAL, I., phosphorus flow, 219
Gacitua, H. and SILANIKOvE, N. Effects of frequent Davison, T. M., ORR, W. N., SILVER, B. A., WALKER, R. G.
machine milking and suckling in early lactation on blood
and DuNcALFE, F. Phosphorus fertilizer for nitrogen
plasma ion homoeostasis in high-yielding dairy cows, fertilized dairy pastures. 1. Long term effects on pasture,
237 diet and soil, 205
BHOGAL, A., YOUNG, S. D. and SYLVESTER-BRADLEY, R. Davison, T. M. see also WALKER, R. G.
Fate of !°N-labelled fertilizer in a long-term field trial at
DERRICK, R. W. see WILMAN, D.
Ropsley, UK, 49
Dris.ey, K. see ARTHUR, P. F.
BHOGAL, A., YOUNG, S.D., SYLVESTER-BRADLEY, R., DuUKMAN, J.T. and LAwrence, P. R. The introduction of
O’DOoNNELL, F. M. and RAcpu, R. L. Cumulative effects animal traction into inland valley regions. 3. Different
of nitrogen application to winter wheat at Ropsley, UK, cultivation techniques for maize, 77
from 1978 to 1990, 1 DuUKMAN, J. T. see also LAWRENCE, P. R.
BisHopP, S. C. see SPEAKE, B. K. DooGan, V. see Davison, T. M.
BLACK, C. R. see MULHOLLAND, B. J. Draycott, A. P. see JAGGARD, K. W.
BRACKEN, J. see SPEAKE, B. K. DUNCALFE, F. see Davison, T. M.
Brock, J. L. see HuME, D. E.
BRUCKENTAL, I. see BAR-PELED, U.
Cao, W. and Moss, D. N. Modelling phasic development in FALCINELLI, M. see Russi, L.
wheat: a conceptual integration of physiological com- FLINTHAM, J. E., ANGus, W. J. and Gace, M. D. Heterosis,
ponents , 163 overdominance for grain yield, and alpha-amylase activity
Carr, M. K. V. see WRIGHT, E. in F, hybrids between near-isogenic Rht dwarf and tall
CARTON, O. T. see STEVENS, R. J. wheats, 371
CaSTEJON-MUNOZ, M. see JuRADO-ExposiTo, M. FOLMAN, Y. see BAR-PELED, U.
Castro, P. see OLIVEIRA, J. A. Foster, R., Poont, H.S. and Mackay, I. Quantitative
CHEN, X. B., FUJIHARA, T., NAKAMURA, K., MAWUENYEGAH, evaluation of Linum usitatissimum varieties for dual-
P.O., FRANKLIN, M. F. and Kyte, D.J. Response of purpose traits, 179
urinary and plasma purine derivatives to various rates and FRANKLIN, M. F. see CHEN, X. B.
infusion patterns of purines in sheep nourished by FustnaRA, T. see CHEN, X. B., MAWUENYEGAH, P. O.
intragastric infusion, 343
CLARE, R. W. see WEIGHTMAN, R. M. GaciTua, H. see BAR-PELED, U.
CiaRK, C. J. A. see JAGGARD, K. W. GaLe, M. D. see FLINTHAM, J. E.
CLARKE, T. see MOATE, P. J. GARCIA-ToRRES, L. see JURADO-ExpositTo, M.
CLIFFORD, D. see ROMNEY, D. L. GILL, M. see RoMNEY, D. L.
CoL.aR, J. see OLIVEIRA, J. A. GILLETT, A. see WEIGHTMAN, R. M.
CoLuins, R. P., ABBERTON, M.T., MICHAELSON- YEATES, GiLmouvr, S. G. see SOLORZANO, V.
T. P. T. and Ruopes, I. Response to divergent selection Giri, G. see GIRIDHAR, K.
for stolon characters in white clover (Trifolium repens), GiripHar, K. and Giri, G. Influence of chlormequat
279 chloride (CCC) and phosphorus on growth and yield of
498 Index of authors
groundnut (Arachis hypogaea) during the summer season LeuHrer, A.-R. see BAR-PELED, U.
in North West India, 303 LENEHAN, J. J. see STEVENS, R. J.
GoopcuiLD, A. V. Effects of rainfall and temperature on the Li, G. D., Kemp, P. D. and HopGson, J. Biomass allocation,
feeding value of barley straw in a semi-arid Mediterranean regrowth and root carbohydrate reserves of chicory
environment, 353 (Cichorium intybus) in response to defoliation in glass-
house conditions, 447
Hamer, P. J. C. see WRIGHT, E. Lupwayl, N. Z., Haque, I. and HOLL, F. B. Effectiveness,
HaquE, I. see Lupwayi, N. Z. competitiveness and persistence of inoculant Rhizobium
Harris, H. C. see PILBEAM, C. J. for perennial African clovers in a highland Vertisol, 429
Haynes, R. J. Micronutrient status of a group of soils in Lupwaytl, N. Z., HAQUE, I. and HOLL, F. B. Strain-specific
Canterbury, New Zealand, as measured by extraction response of Trifolium semipilosum to inoculation with
with EDTA, DTPA and HCl, and its relationship with Rhizobium and the significance of waterlogging in
plant response to applied Cu and Zn, 325 Vertisols, 439
HEARNSHAW, H. see ARTHUR, P. F.
Hopason, J. see Li, G. D. McCUuLLAGH, S. see JAGGARD, K. W.
HOLL, F. B. see Lupwayt, N. Z. MACDONALD, A. J., POULTON, P. R., PowLson, D.S. and
Homes, P. H. see ROMNEY, D. L. JENKINSON, D. S. Effects of season, soil type and cropping
HOsKING, B. J. see THOMSON, B. C. on recoveries, residues and losses of !*N-labelled fertilizer
HountTIn, J. A., COUILLARD, D. and Karas, A. Soil carbon, applied to arable crops in spring, 125
nitrogen and phosphorus contents in maize plots after 14 Mackay, I. see Foster, R.
years of pig slurry applications, 187 MCNEILL, A. M. see PILBEAM, C. J.
Hume, D.E. and Brock, J. L. Morphology of tall fescue MALTZ, E. see BAR-PELED, U.
(Festuca arundinacea) and perennial ryegrass (Lolium MAWUENYEGAH, P.O., SHEM, M.N, Warty, L. and
perenne) plants in pastures under sheep and cattle grazing, FustHarA, T. Effect of supplementary feeding with protein
19 and energy on digestion and rumination behaviour of
HunpDAL, S. S. and PRABHJYOT-KauR, Application of the sheep consuming straw diets, 479
CERES-Wheat model to yield predictions in the irrigated MAWUENYEGAH, P. O. see also CHEN, X. B.
plains of the Indian Punjab, 13 May, M. J. see JAGGARD, K. W.
MICHAELSON- YEATES, T. P. T. see COLLINS, R. P.
ISHERWOOD, P. see DALLEY, D. E. MoatE, P. J., CLARKE, T., Davis, L. H. and Lasy, R. H.
Rumen gases and bloat in grazing dairy cows, 459
JAGGARD, K.W., CLarRK, C.J.A.. May, M.J., Moopy, P. see Davison, T. M.
McCuLiaGu, S. and Draycott, A. P. Changes in the MOosELEY, G. see WILMAN, D.
weight and quality of sugarbeet (Beta vulgaris) roots in Moss, D. N. see Cao, W.
storage clamps on farms, 287 MuLeBA, N., OUEDRAOGO, J. T. and TIGNEGRE, J. B. Cowpea
JANSEN, H. G. P. see LAWRENCE, P. R. yield losses attributed to striga infestations, 43
JARVIS, S. C. see Tyson, K. C. MULHOLLAND, B. J., CRAIGON, J., BLACK, C. R., STOKES,
JENKINSON, D. S. see MACDONALD, A. J. D.T., ZHANG, P., CoLts, J.J. and ATHERTON, J. G.
JuRADO-ExposiTo, M., GARCIA-ToRRES, L. and CASTEJON- Timing of critical developmental stages and leaf pro-
Munoz, M. Broad bean and lentil seed treatments with duction in field-grown spring wheat for use in crop
imidazolinones for the control of broomrape (Orobanche models, 155
crenata), 307 Munpia, C. M. and YAMAmMoTo, S. Day-night variation of
thermoregulatory responses of heifers exposed to high
KARAM, A. see HOUNTIN, J. A. environmental temperatures, 199
Kemp, P. D. see Li, G. D.
KENNEDY, R. see SOLORZANO, V. NAKAMURA, K. see CHEN, X. B.
KirBy, E.J.M. and WEIGHTMAN, R.M. Discrepancies Nasinec, V. see SIFFELOVA, G.
between observed and predicted growth stages in wheat, N’Jiz, A. see RoMNEY, D. L.
379 NosLE, R. C. see SPEAKE, B. K.
Kirby, E. J. M. see also WEIGHTMAN, R. M. Norton, B. W. and AHN, J. H. A comparison of fresh and
KLABOUCHOVA, A. see SIFFELOVA, G. dried Calliandra calothyrsus supplements for sheep given a
Ky LE, D. J. see CHEN, X. B. basal diet of barley straw, 485
LaBy, R. H. see Moate, P. J. O’Bric, C. J. see STEVENS, R. J.
LAUGHLIN, R. J. see STEVENS, R. J. Oppy, V. H. see THOMSON, B. C.
LAWRENCE, P. R. and DIJKMAN, J. T. The introduction of O’DONNELL, F. M. see BHOGAL, A.
animal traction into inland valley regions. 2. Dry season OuiverrA, J. A., ROTTINGHAUS, G.E., COLLAR, J. and
cultivation and the use of herbicides in rice, 71 Castro, P. Perennial ryegrass endophytes in Galicia,
LAWRENCE, P. R., DIKMAN, J. T. and JANSEN, H. G. P. The Northwest Spain, 173
introduction of animal traction into inland valley regions. Orr, W.N. see Davison, T. M., WALKER, R. G.
1. Manual labour and animal traction in the cultivation of OUEDRAOGO, J. T. see MULEBA, N.
rice and maize: a comparison, 65
LAWRENCE, P. R. see also DIKMAN, J. T. PAVELKOVA, M. see SIFFELOVA, G.
Index of authors 499
PHELPS, K. see SOLORZANO, V. cattle slurry acidified with nitric acid for grass production,
PILBEAM, C. J., MCNEILL, A. M., Harris, H. C. and Swirt, 335
R. S. Effect of rotation on the recovery of '°N-labelled STOKES, D. T. see MULHOLLAND, B. J.
fertilizer applied to wheat grown in Northern Syria, 397 Stone, A. C. see Tyson, K. C.
Pooni, H. S. see Foster, R. SwirT, R. S. see PILBEAM, C. J.
POULTON, P. R. see MACDONALD, A. J. Sykes, A. R. see DALLEY, D. E.
PowLson, D. S. see MACDONALD, A. J. SYLVESTER-BRADLEY, R. see BHOGAL, A., WEIGHTMAN, R. M.
PRABHJYOT-KAUR, see HUNDAL, S. S.
TAGARI, H. see BAR-PELED, U.
RALPH, R. L. see BHOGAL, A. THOMSON, B. C., HOSKING, B. J., SAINZ, R. D. and Oppy,
RHODES, I. see COLLINS, R. P. V.H. The effect of nutritional status on protein degra-
RICHARD, D. see ROMNEY, D. L. dation and components of the calpain system in skeletal
ROBINZON, B. see BAR-PELED, U. muscle of weaned wether lambs, 471
Rosson, A. B. see DALLEY, D. E. TIGNEGRE, J. B. see MULEBA, N.
Romney, D.L., N’Jiz, A., CLIFFORD, D., HoLMes, P. H., Tyson, K. C., SCHOLEFIELD, D., Jarvis, S.C. and STONE,
RICHARD, D. and Git, M. The influence of plane of A.C. A comparison of animal output and nitrogen
nutrition on the effects of infection with Trypanosoma leaching losses recorded from drained fertilized grass and
congolense in trypanotolerant cattle, 83 grass/clover pasture, 315
ROTTINGHAUS, G. E. see OLIVEIRA, J. A.
Russi, L. and FALCINELLI, M. Characterization and agro- VoeT, H. see BAR-PELED, U.
nomic value of Italian landraces of lucerne (Medicago
sativa), 267 WaLkeR, R. G., Davison, T. M., ORR, W. N. and SILVER,
B. A. Phosphorus fertilizer for nitrogen fertilized dairy
SAINZ, R. D. see THOMson, B. C. pastures. 3. Milk responses to a dietary phosphorus
SCHOLEFIELD, D. see Tyson, K. C. supplement, 233
Scott, R. K. see WEIGHTMAN, R. M. WALKER, R. G. see also Davison, T. M.
SHARMA, A. R. Effect of integrated weed management and WarLy, L. see MAWUENYEGAH, P. O.
nitrogen fertilization on the performance of rice under WEIGHTMAN, R. M., Kirby, E. J. M., SYLVESTER-BRADLEY,
flood-prone lowland conditions, 409 R., Scott, R.K., CLare, R.W. and GiILLeTT, A.
SueM, M. N see MAWUENYEGAH, P. O. Prediction of leaf and internode development in wheat,
SIFFELOVA, G., PAVELKOVA, M., KLABOUCHOVA, A., 385
Wiesner, I. and NASINEC, V. Computer-aided RAPD WEIGHTMAN, R. M. see also KirBy, E. J. M.
fingerprinting of accessions from the ryegrass—fescue Wiesner, I. see SIFFELOVA, G.
complex, 257 WILLIAMSON, P. J. see ARTHUR, P. F.
SILANIKOVE, N. see BAR-PELED, U. WitMaN, D., Derrick, R. W. and MoseLey, G. Physical
SiLver, B. A. see Davison, T. M., WALKER, R. G. breakdown of chickweed, dandelion, dock, ribwort,
SOLORZANO, V., GILMOUR, S. G., PHELPS, K. and KENNEDY, spurrey and perennial ryegrass when eaten by sheep and
R. Assessment of suitable designs for field experiments when macerated, 419
involving airborne diseases, 249 WRIGHT, E., Carr, M.K.V. and Hamer, P. J.C. Crop
SPEAKE, B. K., NoBLE, R. C., BRACKEN, J. and BisHop, S. C. production and water-use. IV. Yield functions for sugar-
Responses in plasma free fatty acid composition to beet, 33
divergent selection for predicted carcass lean content in
sheep, 193 YAMAMOTO, S. see MuNDIA, C. M.
STEPHENSON, P. D. see ARTHUR, P. F. YounG, S. D. see BHOGAL, A.
STEVENS, R. J., LAUGHLIN, R. J., O’BRic, C. J., CARTON,
O. T. and LENEHAN, J. J. The efficiency of the nitrogen in ZHANG, P. see MULHOLLAND, B. J.
Index of Subjects
Arachis Phosphorus fertilizer for nitrogen fertilized dairy pastures.
Influence of chlormequat chloride (CCC) and phosphorus 3. Milk responses to a dietary phosphorus supplement
on growth and yield of groundnut (Arachis hypogaea) (Walker et al.), 233
during the summer season in North West India Effects of frequent machine milking and suckling in early
(Giridhar and Giri), 303 lactation on blood plasma ion homoeostasis in high-
yielding dairy cows (Bar-Peled et al.), 237
Rumen gases and bloat in grazing dairy cows (Moate et
Bloat al.), 459
Rumen gases and bloat in grazing dairy cows (Moate et Chicory, see Cichorium
al.), 459
Cichorium
Breeding Biomass allocation, regrowth and root carbohydrate
Quantitative evaluation of Linum usitatissimum varieties
reserves of chicory (Cichorium intybus) in response to
for dual-purpose traits (Foster et al.), 179
defoliation in glasshouse conditions (Li et al.), 447
Responses in plasma free fatty acid composition to
Climate
divergent selection for predicted carcass lean content in
Effects of rainfall and temperature on the feeding value of
sheep (Speake et al.), 193
barley straw in a semi-arid Mediterranean environment
Characterization and agronomic value of Italian landraces
of lucerne (Medicago sativa) (Russi and Falcinelli), 267 (Goodchild), 353
Response to divergent selection for stolon characters in Clover, see Trifolium
white clover (Trifolium repens) (Collins et al.), 279 Copper
Broomrape, see Orobanche Micronutrient status of a group of soils in Canterbury,
New Zealand, as measured by extraction with EDTA,
DTPA and HCI, and its relationship with plant response
Carbohydrates to applied Cu and Zn (Haynes), 325
Biomass allocation, regrowth and root carbohydrate Cowpea, see Vigna
reserves of chicory (Cichorium intybus) in response to Crops
defoliation in glasshouse conditions (Li et al.), 447 Effects of season, soil type and cropping on recoveries,
Cattle residues and losses of !°N-labelled fertilizer applied to
The introduction of animal traction into inland valley arable crops in spring (Macdonald et al.), 125
regions. 1. Manual labour and animal traction in the Timing of critical developmental stages and leaf pro-
cultivation of rice and maize: a comparison (Lawrence duction in field-grown spring wheat for use in crop
et al.), 65 models (Mulholland er al.), 155
The introduction of animal traction into inland valley Modelling phasic development in wheat: a conceptual
regions. 2. Dry season cultivation and the use of integration of physiological components (Cao and
herbicides in rice (Lawrence and Dijkman), 71 Moss), 163
The introduction of animal traction into inland valley Assessment of suitable designs for field experiments
regions. 3. Different cultivation techniques for maize involving airborne diseases (Solorzano et al.), 249
(Dijkman and Lawrence), 77
The influence of plane of nutrition on the effects of
infection with Trypanosoma congolense in trypano-
Diets
tolerant cattle (Romney ef al.), 83 The influence of plane of nutrition on the effects of
Evaluation of Hereford and first-cross cows on three
infection with Trypanosoma congolense in trypano-
pasture systems. III. Milk yield and its influence on calf
tolerant cattle (Romney et al.), 83
performance (Arthur et al.), 91
Responses in plasma free fatty acid composition to
Day-night variation of thermoregulatory responses of
divergent selection for predicted carcass lean content in
heifers exposed to high environmental temperatures
(Mundia and Yamamoto), 199 sheep (Speake et al.), 193
Phosphorus fertilizer for nitrogen fertilized dairy pastures. Phosphorus fertilizer for nitrogen fertilized dairy pastures.
1. Long term effects on pasture, diet and soil (Davison 1. Long term effects on pasture, diet and soil (Davison
et al.), 205 et al.), 205
Phosphorus fertilizer for nitrogen fertilized dairy pastures. Phosphorus fertilizer for nitrogen fertilized dairy pastures.
2. Long term effects on milk production and a model of 3. Milk responses to a dietary phosphorus supplement
phosphorus flow (Davison et al.), 219 (Walker et al.), 233
Index of subjects 501
Effects of rainfall and temperature on the feeding value of Growth regulators
barley straw in a semi-arid Mediterranean environment Influence of chlormequat chloride (CCC) and phosphorus
(Goodchild), 353 on growth and yield of groundnut (Arachis hypogaea)
Physical breakdown of chickweed, dandelion, dock, during the summer season in North West India
ribwort, spurrey and perennial ryegrass when eaten by (Giridhar and Giri), 303
sheep and when macerated (Wilman et al.), 419 Growth stages
The effect of nutritional status on protein degradation and Timing of critical developmental stages and leaf pro-
components of the calpain system in skeletal muscle of duction in field-grown spring wheat for use in crop
weaned wether lambs (Thomson et al.), 471 models (Mulholland et al.), 155
Effect of supplementary feeding with protein and energy Modelling phasic development in wheat: a conceptual
on digestion and rumination behaviour of sheep integration of physiological components (Cao and
consuming straw diets (Mawuenyegah et al.), 479 Moss), 163
A comparison of fresh and dried Calliandra calothyrsus Discrepancies between observed and predicted growth
supplements for sheep given a basal diet of barley straw stages in wheat (Kirby and Weightman), 379
Prediction of leaf and internode development in wheat
(Norton and Ahn), 485
(Weightman et al.), 385
Draught animals
The introduction of animal traction into inland valley
regions. 1. Manual labour and animal traction in the
Heat tolerance
cultivation of rice and maize: a comparison (Lawrence
Day-night variation of thermoregulatory responses of
et al.), 65
heifers exposed to high environmental temperatures
The introduction of animal traction into inland valley
(Mundia and Yamamoto), 199
regions. 2. Dry season cultivation and the use of
Herbicides
herbicides in rice (Lawrence and Dijkman), 71
The introduction of animal traction into inland valley
The introduction of animal traction into inland valley
regions. 2. Dry season cultivation and the use of
regions. 3. Different cultivation techniques for maize
herbicides in rice (Lawrence and Dijkman), 71
(Dijkman and Lawrence), 77 Broad bean and lentil seed treatments with imidazolinones
for the control of broomrape (Orobanche crenata)
(Jurado-Exposito et al.), 307
Endophytes
Hybrids
Perennial ryegrass endophytes in Galicia, Northwest
Computer-aided RAPD fingerprinting of accessions from
Spain (Oliveira et al.), 173 the ryegrass—fescue complex (Siffelova et al.), 257
Fescue, see Festuca Lactation
Festuca Effects of frequent machine milking and suckling in early
Morphology of tall fescue (Festuca arundinacea) and
lactation on blood plasma ion homoeostasis in high-
perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne) plants in pastures
yielding dairy cows (Bar-Peled er al.), 237
under sheep and cattle grazing (Hume and Brock), 19
Linseed, see Linum
Computer-aided RAPD fingerprinting of accessions from Linum
the ryegrass—fescue complex (Siffelova et al.), 257 Quantitative evaluation of Linum usitatissimum varieties
Flooding for dual-purpose traits (Foster er al.), 179
Effect of integrated weed management and nitrogen Lolium
fertilization on the performance of rice under flood- Morphology of tall fescue (Festuca arundinacea) and
prone lowland conditions (Sharma), 409 perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne) plants in pastures
under sheep and cattle grazing (Hume and Brock), 19
Perennial ryegrass endophytes in Galicia, Northwest
Genetics Spain (Oliveira et al.), 173
Quantitative evaluation of Linum usitatissimum varieties Computer-aided RAPD fingerprinting of accessions from
for dual-purpose traits (Foster et al.), 179 the ryegrass—fescue complex (Siffelova et al.), 257
Responses in plasma free fatty acid composition to Physical breakdown of chickweed, dandelion, dock,
divergent selection for predicted carcass lean content in ribwort, spurrey and perennial ryegrass when eaten by
sheep (Speake et al.), 193 sheep and when macerated (Wilman et al.), 419
Characterization and agronomic value of Italian landraces Lucerne, see Medicago
of lucerne (Medicago sativa) (Russi and Falcinelli), 267
Heterosis, overdominance for grain yield, and alpha-
amylase activity in F, hybrids between near-isogenic Magnesium
Rht dwarf and tall wheats (Flintham er al.), 371 Effect of intraruminal infusion of potassium on the site of
Grazing magnesium absorption within the digestive tract in
Morphology of tall fescue (Festuca arundinacea) and sheep (Dalley et al.), 99
perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne) plants in pastures Effect of in vitro manipulation of pH on magnesium
under sheep and cattle grazing (Hume and Brock), 19 solubility in ruminal and caecal digesta in sheep (Dalley
Groundnut, see Arachis et al.), 107
502 Index of subjects
Maize Assessment of suitable designs for field experiments
The introduction of animal traction into inland valley involving airborne diseases (Solérzano et al.), 249
regions. 1. Manual labour and animal traction in the Discrepancies between observed and predicted growth
cultivation of rice and maize: a comparison (Lawrence stages in wheat (Kirby and Weightman), 379
et al.), 65 Prediction of leaf and internode development in wheat
The introduction of animal traction into inland valley (Weightman ef a/.), 385
regions. 3. Different cultivation techniques for maize
(Dijkman and Lawrence), 77
Soil carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus contents in maize Nitrogen
plots after 14 years of pig slurry applications (Hountin Cumulative effects of nitrogen application to winter wheat
et al.), 187 at Ropsley, UK, from 1978 to 1990 (Bhogal er a/.), 1
Medicago The efficiency of the nitrogen in cattle slurry acidified with
Characterization and agronomic value of Italian landraces nitric acid for grass production (Stevens ef al.), 335
of lucerne (Medicago sativa) (Russi and Falcinelli), 267 Nitrogen fertilizers
Milk production Cumulative effects of nitrogen application to winter wheat
Evaluation of Hereford and first-cross cows on three at Ropsley, UK, from 1978 to 1990 (Bhogal et al.), 1
pasture systems. II]. Milk yield and its influence on calf Fate of 1°N-labelled fertilizer in a long-term field trial at
performance (Arthur et al.), 91 Ropsley, UK (Bhogal et al.), 49
Phosphorus fertilizer for nitrogen fertilized dairy pastures. Effects of season, soil type and cropping on recoveries,
2. Long term effects on milk production and a model of residues and losses of !°N-labelled fertilizer applied to
phosphorus flow (Davison et al.), 219 arable crops in spring (Macdonald et al.), 125
Phosphorus fertilizer for nitrogen fertilized dairy pastures. Phosphorus fertilizer for nitrogen fertilized dairy pastures.
3. Milk responses to a dietary phosphorus supplement 1. Long term effects on pasture, diet and soil (Davison
(Walker et al.), 233 et al.), 205
Effects of frequent machine milking and suckling in early Phosphorus fertilizer for nitrogen fertilized dairy pastures.
lactation on blood plasma ion homoeostasis in high- 2. Long term effects on milk production and a model of
yielding dairy cows (Bar-Peled et al.), 237 phosphorus flow (Davison et al.), 219
Minerals Phosphorus fertilizer for nitrogen fertilized dairy pastures.
Soil carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus contents in maize 3. Milk responses to a dietary phosphorus supplement
plots after 14 years of pig slurry applications (Hountin (Walker et al.), 233
et al.), 187 Effect of rotation on the recovery of '°N-labelled fertilizer
Micronutrient status of a group of soils in Canterbury, applied to wheat grown in Northern Syria (Pilbeam er
New Zealand, as measured by extraction with EDTA, al.), 397
DTPA and HCI, and its relationship with plant response Effect of integrated weed management and nitrogen
to applied Cu and Zn (Haynes), 325 fertilization on the performance of rice under flood-
Mixed pastures prone lowland conditions (Sharma), 409
A comparison of animal output and nitrogen leaching Nitrogen leaching
losses recorded from drained fertilized grass and A comparison of animal output and nitrogen leaching
grass/clover pasture (Tyson et al.), 315 losses recorded from drained fertilized grass and
Physical breakdown of chickweed, dandelion, dock, grass/clover pasture (Tyson et al.), 315
ribwort, spurrey and perennial ryegrass when eaten by
sheep and when macerated (Wilman et al.), 419
Models Orobanche
Application of the CERES-Wheat model to yield predictions Broad bean and lentilseed treatments with imidazolinones
in the irrigated plains of the Indian Punjab (Hundal and for the control of broomrape (Orobanche crenata)
Prabhjyot-Kaur), 13 (Jurado-Exposito et al.), 307
Crop production and water-use. IV. Yield functions for
sugarbeet (Wright er al.), 33
Fate of '°N-labelled fertilizer in a long-term field trial at Pastures
Ropsley, UK (Bhogal et al.), 49 Morphology of tall fescue (Festuca arundinacea) and
Proceedings of the Twenty-Ninth Meeting of the Agri- perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne) plants in pastures
cultural Research Modellers’ Group (Agricultural Re- under sheep and cattle grazing (Hume and Brock), 19
search Modellers’ Group), 113 Evaluation of Hereford and first-cross cows on three
Timing of critical developmental stages and leaf pro- pasture systems. III. Milk yield and its influence on calf
duction in field-grown spring wheat for use in crop performance (Arthur et al.), 91
models (Mulholland et al.), 155 Phosphorus fertilizer for nitrogen fertilized dairy pastures.
Modelling phasic development in wheat: a conceptual 1. Long term effects on pasture, diet and soil (Davison
integration of physiological components (Cao and et al.), 205
Moss), 163 Phosphorus fertilizer for nitrogen fertilized dairy pastures.
Phosphorus fertilizer for nitrogen fertilized dairy pastures. 2. Long term effects on milk production and a model of
2. Long term effects on milk production and a model of phosphorus flow (Davison et al.), 219
phosphorus flow (Davison et al.), 219 Phosphorus fertilizer for nitrogen fertilized dairy pastures.
Index of subjects 503
3. Milk responses to a dietary phosphorus supplement cultivation of rice and maize: a comparison (Lawrence
(Walker et al.), 233 et al.), 65
A comparison of animal output and nitrogen leaching The introduction of animal traction into inland valley
losses recorded from drained fertilized grass and regions. 2. Dry season cultivation and the use of
grass/clover pasture (Tyson et al.), 315 herbicides in rice (Lawrence and Dijkman), 71
Pests and diseases Effect of integrated weed management and nitrogen
Cowpea yield losses attributed to striga infestations fertilization on the performance of rice under flood-
(Muleba et al.), 43 prone lowland conditions (Sharma), 409
The influence of plane of nutrition on the effects of Roots
infection with Trypanosoma congolense in trypano- Response to divergent selection for stolon characters in
tolerant cattle (Romney ef al.), 83 white clover (Trifolium repens) (Collins et al.), 279
Assessment of suitable designs for field experiments Biomass allocation, regrowth and root carbohydrate
involving airborne diseases (Solorzano et al.), 249 reserves of chicory (Cichorium intybus) in response to
Broad bean and lentil seed treatments with imidazolinones defoliation in glasshouse conditions (Li et al.), 447
for the control of broomrape (Orobanche crenata) Rumen
(Jurado-Exposito et al.), 307 Effect of intraruminal infusion of potassium on the site of
Phosphorus magnesium absorption within the digestive tract in
Phosphorus fertilizer for nitrogen fertilized dairy pastures. sheep (Dalley et al.), 99
1. Long term effects on pasture, diet and soil (Davison Effect of in vitro manipulation of pH on magnesium
et al.), 205 solubility in ruminal and caecal digesta in sheep (Dalley
Phosphorus fertilizer for nitrogen fertilized dairy pastures. et al.), 107
2. Long term effects on milk production and a model of Rumen gases and bloat in grazing dairy cows (Moate et
phosphorus flow (Davison et al.), 219 al.), 459
Phosphorus fertilizer for nitrogen fertilized dairy pastures. Ryegrass, see Lolium
3. Milk responses to a dietary phosphorus supplement
(Walker et al.), 233
Influence of chlormequat chloride (CCC) and phosphorus Seeds
on growth and yield of groundnut (Arachis hypogaea) Broad bean and lentil seed treatments with imidazolinones
during the summer season in North West India for the control of broomrape (Orobanche crenata)
(Giridhar and Giri), 303 (Jurado-Exposito et al.), 307
Potassium Sequential cropping
Effect of intraruminal infusion of potassium on the site of Effect of rotation on the recovery of !°N-labelled fertilizer
magnesium absorption within the digestive tract in applied to wheat grown in Northern Syria (Pilbeam et
sheep (Dalley et al.), 99 al.), 397
Protein Sheep
The effect of nutritional status on protein degradation and Effect of intraruminal infusion of potassium on the site of
components of the calpain system in skeletal muscle of magnesium absorption within the digestive tract in
weaned wether lambs (Thomson et al.), 471 sheep (Dalley et al.), 99
Effect of supplementary feeding with protein and energy Effect of in vitro manipulation of pH on magnesium
on digestion and rumination behaviour of sheep solubility in ruminal and caecal digesta in sheep (Dalley
consuming straw diets (Mawuenyegah et al.), 479 et al.), 107
Purines Responses in plasma free fatty acid composition to
Response of urinary and plasma purine derivatives to divergent selection for predicted carcass lean content in
various rates and infusion patterns of purines in sheep sheep (Speake et al.), 193
nourished by intragastric infusion (Chen et al.), 343 Response of urinary and plasma purine derivatives to
various rates and infusion patterns of purines in sheep
nourished by intragastric infusion (Chen ef al.), 343
Quality Physical breakdown of chickweed, dandelion, dock,
Changes in the weight and quality of sugarbeet (Beta ribwort, spurrey and perennial ryegrass when eaten by
vulgaris) roots in storage clamps on farms (Jaggard er sheep and when macerated (Wilman et al.), 419
al.), 287 The effect of nutritional status on protein degradation and
components of the calpain system in skeletal muscle of
weaned wether lambs (Thomson et al.), 471
Rhizobium Effect of supplementary feeding with protein and energy
Effectiveness, competitiveness and persistence of inoculant on digestion and rumination behaviour of sheep
Rhizobium for perennial African clovers in a highland consuming straw diets (Mawuenyegah ef al.), 479
Vertisol (Lupwayi et al.), 429 A comparison of fresh and dried Calliandra calothyrsus
Strain-specific response of Trifolium semipilosum to in- supplements for sheep given a basal diet of barley straw
oculation with Rhizobium and the significance of (Norton and Ahn), 485
waterlogging in Vertisols (Lupwayi et al.), 439 Slurries
Rice Soil carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus contents in maize
The introduction of animal traction into inland valley plots after 14 years of pig slurry applications (Hountin
regions. |. Manual labour and animal traction in the et al.), 187
504 Index of subjects
The efficiency of the nitrogen in cattle slurry acidified with Trifolium
nitric acid for grass production (Stevens et al.), 335 Response to divergent selection for stolon characters in
Soils white clover (Trifolium repens) (Collins et al.), 279
Fate of 15N-labelled fertilizer in a long-term field trial at Effectiveness, competitiveness and persistence of inoculant
Ropsley, UK (Bhogal et al.), 49 Rhizobium for perennial African clovers in a highland
Effects of season, soil type and cropping on recoveries, Vertisol (Lupwayi et al.), 429
residues and losses of '*N-labelled fertilizer applied to Strain-specific response of Trifolium semipilosum to in-
arable crops in spring (Macdonald et al.), 125 oculation with Rhizobium and the significance of
Soil carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus contents in maize waterlogging in Vertisols (Lupwayi et al.), 439
plots after 14 years of pig slurry applications (Hountin
et al.), 187
Micronutrient status of a group of soils in Canterbury, Vigna
New Zealand, as measured by extraction with EDTA, Cowpea yield losses attributed to striga infestations
DTPA and HCl, and its relationship with plant response (Muleba et al.), 43
to applied Cu and Zn (Haynes), 325
The efficiency of the nitrogen in cattle slurry acidified with
nitric acid for grass production (Stevens et al.), 335 Water use
Effectiveness, competitiveness and persistence of inoculant Crop production and water-use. IV. Yield functions for
Rhizobium for perennial African clovers in a highland sugarbeet (Wright ef al.), 33
Waterlogging
Vertisol (Lupwayi et al.), 429
Strain-specific response of Trifolium semipilosum to in- Strain-specific response of Trifolium semipilosum to in-
oculation with Rhizobium and the significance of
oculation with Rhizobium and the significance of
waterlogging in Vertisols (Lupwayi et al.), 439 waterlogging in Vertisols (Lupwayi et al.), 439
Weeds
Statistical analyses
Effect of integrated weed management and nitrogen
Assessment of suitable designs for field experiments
fertilization on the performance of rice under flood-
involving airborne diseases (Solorzano et al.), 249
prone lowland conditions (Sharma), 409
Storage
Physical breakdown of chickweed, dandelion, dock,
Changes in the weight and quality of sugarbeet (Beta
ribwort, spurrey and perennial ryegrass when eaten by
vulgaris) roots in storage clamps on farms (Jaggard et
sheep and when macerated (Wilman et al.), 419
al.), 287
Wheat
Straw
Cumulative effects of nitrogen application to winter wheat
Effects of rainfall and temperature on the feeding value of
at Ropsley, UK, from 1978 to 1990 (Bhogal et al.), 1
barley straw in a semi-arid Mediterranean environment
Application of the CERES-Wheat model to yield predictions
(Goodchild), 353
in the irrigated plains of the Indian Punjab (Hundal and
Effect of supplementary feeding with protein and energy
Prabhjyot-Kaur), 13
on digestion and rumination behaviour of sheep
Timing of critical developmental stages and leaf pro-
consuming straw diets (Mawuenyegah et al.), 479
duction in field-grown spring wheat for use in crop
A comparison of fresh and dried Calliandra calothyrsus
models (Mulholland et al.), 155
supplements for sheep given a basal diet of barley straw Modelling phasic development in wheat: a conceptual
(Norton and Ahn), 485 integration of physiological components (Cao and
Sugarbeet Moss), 163
Crop production and water-use. IV. Yield functions for Heterosis, overdominance for grain yield, and alpha-
sugarbeet (Wright er al.), 33 amylase activity in F, hybrids between near-isogenic
Changes in the weight and quality of sugarbeet (Beta Rht dwarf and tall wheats (Flintham et al.), 371
vulgaris) roots in storage clamps on farms (Jaggard et Discrepancies between observed and predicted growth
al.), 287 stages in wheat (Kirby and Weightman), 379
Prediction of leaf and internode development in wheat
(Weightman ef al.), 385
Techniques Effect of rotation on the recovery of '°N-labelled fertilizer
Computer-aided RAPD fingerprinting of accessions from applied to wheat grown in Northern Syria (Pilbeam et
the ryegrass—fescue complex (Siffelova et al.), 257 al.), 397
The efficiency of the nitrogen in cattle slurry acidified with White clover, see Trifolium
nitric acid for grass production (Stevens et al.), 335
Response of urinary and plasma purine derivatives to
various rates and infusion patterns of purines in sheep Yields
nourished by intragastric infusion (Chen et al.), 343 Application of the CERES-Wheat model to yield predictions
Temperature in the irrigated plains of the Indian Punjab (Hundal and
Day-night variation of thermoregulatory responses of Prabhjyot-Kaur), 13
heifers exposed to high environmental temperatures Crop production and water-use. IV. Yield functions for
(Mundia and Yamamoto), 199 sugarbeet (Wright et al.), 33
Effects of rainfall and temperature on the feeding value of Cowpea yield losses attributed to striga infestations
barley straw in a semi-arid Mediterranean environment (Muleba et al.), 43
(Goodchild), 353 Influence of chlormequat chloride (CCC) and phosphorus
Index of subjects 505
on growth and yield of groundnut (Arachis hypogaea) Biomass allocation, regrowth and root carbohydrate
during the summer season in North West India reserves of chicory (Cichorium intybus) in response to
(Giridhar and Giri), 303 defoliation in glasshouse conditions (Li et al.}, 447
Micronutrient status of a group of soils in Canterbury,
New Zealand, as measured by extraction with EDTA,
DTPA and HCI, and its relationship with plant response Zine
to applied Cu and Zn (Haynes), 325 Micronutrient status of a group of soils in Canterbury,
Heterosis, overdominance for grain yield, and alpha- New Zealand, as measured by extraction with EDTA,
amylase activity in F, hybrids between near-isogenic DTPA and HCI, and its relationship with plant response
Rht dwarf and tall wheats (Flintham ef a/.), 371 to applied Cu and Zn (Haynes), 325