The Journal of Agricultural Science 1998: Vol 130 Index

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Index of Authors
ALEXANDER, R. W. see JAMES, P. A. FARAH, Z. see GIRARDIN, O.
ALLEN, E. J. see O'BRIEN, P. J. FIRMAN, D. M. see O'BRIEN, P. J.
ALLISON, M. F., ARMSTRONG, M. J., JAGGARD, K. W. and FouLKEs, M. J., SYLVESTER-BRADLEY, R. and Scott, R. K.
Topp, A.D. Integration of nitrate cover crops into Evidence for differences between winter wheat cultivars in
sugarbeet (Beta vulgaris) rotations. 1. Management and acquisition of soil mineral nitrogen and uptake and
effectiveness of nitrate cover crops, 53 utilization of applied fertilizer nitrogen, 29
ALLISON, M. F., ARMSTRONG, M. J., JAGGARD, K. W. and FRANCE, J. see DIJKSTRA, J.
Topp, A.D. Integration of nitrate cover crops into
sugarbeet (Beta vulgaris) rotations. I]. Effect of cover GIRARDIN, O., NINDJIN, C., FARAH, Z., ESCHER, F., STAMP,
crops on growth, yield and N requirement of sugarbeet, 61 P. and OtoxoreE, D. Effect of storage system and sprout
ARMSTRONG, M. J. see ALLISON, M. F. removal on post-harvest yam (Dioscorea spp.) fresh weight
losses, 329
Bacon, E. T. G., Hewitt, M. V. and SHEPHERD, C. E. A GLASER, K. see VAHJEN, W.
comparison of management regimes for one-year ro- GOoDEAU, J.-M. see NDIBUALONII, B. B.
tational set-aside within a sequence of winter wheat crops, Grecory, P. J. see BaTTs, G. R.
and of growing wheat without interruption. |. Effects on GUTTERIDGE, R. J. see JENKYN, J. F.
soil mineral nitrogen, grain yield and quality, 377
BACON, E. T. G. see also SHIELD, I. F. HACKETT, C. A. see PHILLIPS, M. S.
BAKER, P. J. see NEWMAN, R. E. HADLEY, P. see BaTTs, G. R.
BARRY, T. N. see SEMIADI, G. HaiGu, P. M. and BRADSHAW, N. J. Effect of cultivar and
BaTTs, G. R., ELLis, R. H., Morison, J. 1. L., NKEMKA, P. fungicide treatment on the yield and nutritive value of
N., GreGcory, P. J. and HADLEY, P. Yield and partitioning winter and spring oat grains grown in England and Wales,
in crops of contrasting cultivars of winter wheat (Triticum 1989-91, 411
aestivum) in response to CO, and temperature in field HANCOCK, M. see PHILLIPS, M. S.
studies using temperature gradient tunnels, 17 HANus, H. see SIELING, K.
BERNASCONI, C. see NEWMAN, R. E. HARTMANN, F. see VAN RySSEN, J. B. J.
BRADSHAW, N. J. see HAIGH, P. M. Heapon, D. M. see MISSELBROOK, T. H.
Hewitt, J. D. J. see PEKRUN, C.
CHADWICK, D. R. see MISSELBROOK, T. H. Hewitt, M. V. see BACON, E. T. G.
Cirio, A. see NDIBUALONII, B. B. HOLuipay, J. M. see PHILLIPS, M. S.
Conry, M. J. Influence of seed rate and sowing date on the Homes, C. W. see SEMIADI, G.
yield and grain quality of Blenheim spring malting barley
in the south-east of Ireland, 307 JACKSON, L. E. see MILLER, R. L.
Conry, M. J. The effect of seedbed condition on the grain JAGGARD, K. W., Dewar, A. M. and PipGEon, J. D. The
yield and quality of spring malting barley, 135 relative effects of drought stress and virus yellows on the
Crossy, T. F. see O’DOHERTY, J. V. yield of sugarbeet in the UK, 1980-95, 337
JAGGARD, K. W. see also ALLISON, M. F.
DaRWENT, A. L. see SOON, Y. K. JAMES, P. A. and ALEXANDER, R. W. Soil erosion and runoff
DEHARENG, D. see NDIBUALONJI, B. B. in improved pastures of the Clwydian Range, North
Dewar, A. M. see JAGGARD, K. W. Wales, 473
DuKsTRA, J., FRANCE, J. and TAMMINGA, S. Quantification JENKYN, J. F., GUTTERIDGE, R.J. and Topp, A.D. A
of the recycling of microbial nitrogen in the rumen using comparison of management regimes for one-year ro-
a mechanistic model of rumen fermentation processes, 81 tational set-aside within a sequence of winter wheat crops,
DuSkovA, D. see MAROUNEK, M. and of growing wheat without interruption. 3. Effects on
diseases, 399
ELLIOTT, R. see Pers, H. Jess, S. and Marks, R.J. Effect of temperature and
ELLIs, R. H. see Batts, G. R. photoperiod on growth and reproduction of Helix aspersa
ESCHER, F. see GIRARDIN, O. var. maxima, 367
Evans, D. R., WILLIAMS, T. A., JONES, S. and Evans, S. A. JONES, S. see EVANS, D. R.
The effect of cutting and intensive grazing managements
on sward components of contrasting ryegrass and white KAUSHAL, P. and Ravi, Crossability of wild species of Oryza
clover types when grown in mixtures, 317 with O. sativa cvs. PR 106 and Pusa Basmati | for transfer
EvANS, S. A. see EvANS, D. R. of bacterial leaf blight resistance through interspecific
hybridization, 423
504 Index of authors
KRAMER, H. see PETERS, M either separately or as an ensiled mixture to twin-bearing
ewes, 217
LEONHARD-MAREK, S., MAREK, M. and MARTENS, H. Effect Osun, P. O. see NSAHLAI, I. V.
of transmural potential difference on Mg transport across OTokore, D. see GIRARDIN, O.
rumen epithelium from four different breeds of sheep, 241
LIAKATAS, A., ROUSSOPOULOS, D. and WHITTINGTON, W. J. PAIN, B. F. see MISSELBROOK, T. H.
Controlled-temperature effects on cotton yield and fibre PATERSON, C. D. see RAHN, C. R.
properties, 463 Peiris, H., ELLIOTT, R. and Norton, B. W. Supplementary
LIAKATAS, A. see also ROUSSOPOULOS, D grain and sodium propionate increase the liveweight gain
LIND, A.-M. see PETERSEN, S. O and glucose entry rates of steers given molasses diets, 205
LUTMAN, P. J. W. see PEKRUN, C Peiris, H., ELiioTT, R. and Norton, B. W. Substitution of
sorghum grain for molasses increases the liveweight gain
Marek, M. see LEONHARD-MAREK, S. of steers given molasses-based diets, 199
Marks, R. J. see Jess, S PEKRUN, C., Hewitt,J . D. J. and Lutman, P. J. W. Cultural
MAROUNEK, M., DuSkovA, D. and SKRIVANOVA, V. Effect of control of volunteer oilseed rape (Brassica napus), 155
non-ionophore feed antibiotics on in vitro fermentation in Peris, S. J. see PESCADOR, M.
the ovine rumen and rabbit caecum, 115 PEsCADOR, M. and Peris, S. J. The effects of great bustards
MarTENS, H. see LEONHARD-MAREK, S (Otis tarda) on cultivated areas in west-central Spain , 9
McConne Ll, S. J. see NEWMAN, R. E. PETERS, M., KRAMER, H., TARAWALI, S. A. and SCHULTZE-
Menrotra, V.S. Arbuscular mycorrhizal associations of KRAFT, R. Characterization of a germplasm collection of
plants colonizing coal mine spoil in India, 125 the tropical pasture legume Centrosema brasilianum in
MILLER, R.L. and Jackson, L. E. Survey of vesicular subhumid west Africa, 139
arbuscular mycorrhizae in lettuce production in relation PETERSEN, S. O., Linp, A.-M. and Sommer, S. G. Nitrogen
to management and soil factors, 173 and organic matter losses during storage of cattle and pig
MISSELBROOK, T. H., CHADWICK, D.R., PAIN, B. F. and manure, 69
HEADON, D.M. Dietary manipulation as a means of Petty, S. R., Popri, D. P. and TRIGLONE, T. Effect of maize
decreasing N losses and methane emissions and improving supplementation, seasonal temperature and humidity on
herbage N uptake following application of pig slurry to the liveweight gain of steers grazing irrigated Leucaena
grassland, 183 leucocephala/ Digitaria eriantha pastures in north-west
MorGawn, C. L. Mid-parent advantage and heterosis in F, Australia, 95
hybrids of wheat from crosses among old and modern PHILLIPS, M.S., TRUDGILL, D.L., Hackett, C.A.,
varieties, 287 Hancock, M., HoLiipay, J. M. and SPAULL, A.M. A
Morison, J. I. L. see BATTS, G. R basis for predictive modelling of the relationship of potato
Murr, P. D. see SEMIADI, G yields to population density of the potato cyst nematode
Globodera pallida, 45
NayYLor, R. E. L and Su, J. Plant development of triticale PIDGEON, J. D. see JAGGARD, K. W.
cv. Lasko at different sowing dates, 297 Poppi, D. P. see Petty, S. R.
NDIBUALONII, B. B., RODRIGUEZ, M.-N., DEHARENG, D..,
Cirio, A. and GODEAU, J.-M. Effects of late pregnancy RAHN, C. R., PATERSON, C. D. and VAIDYANATHAN, L. V.
and early lactation on renal urea handling in Corriedale The use of measurements of soil mineral N in under-
ewes, 213 standing the response of crops to fertilizer nitrogen in
NEWMAN, R. E., MCCONNELL, S. J., WESTON, R. H., REEVES, intensive cropping rotations, 345
M., BERNASCONI, C., BAKER, P. J. and Wynn, P. C. The RAVI, see KAUSHAL, P.
relationship between plasma testosterone concentrations REEVES, M. see NEWMAN, R. E.
and the seasonal variation in voluntary feed intake in RODRIGUEZ, M.-N. see NDIBUALONJI, B. B.
fallow bucks (Dama dama), 357 ROUSSOPOULOS, D., LIAKATAS, A. and WHITTINGTON, W. J.
NINDJIN, C. see GIRARDIN, O. Controlled-temperature effects on cotton growth and
NKEMKA, P.N. see BaTTs, G. R development, 451
Norton, B. W. see Peiis, H RoussoPpouLos, D. see also LIAKATAS, A.
NowakowskI], P. see O'DOHERTY, J. V.
NsAHLAl, I. V., UMUNNA, N.N. and Osun, P.O. Comp- SCHAFER, K. see VAHJEN, W.
lementarity of bird-resistant and non-bird-resistant var- SCHRODER, H. see SIELING, K.
ieties of sorghum stover with cottonseed cake and noug SCHULTZE-KRAFT, R. see PETERS, M.
(Guizotia abyssinica) cake when fed to sheep, 229 Scott, R. K. see FOULKEs, M. J.
SEENEY, F. M. see WeEbB, J.
O'BRIEN, P. J., ALLEN, E. J. and FIRMAN, D. M. A review of SEMIADI, G., HoLMeEs, C. W., BARRY, T. N. and Murr, P. D.
some studies into tuber initiation in potato (Solanum The efficiency of utilization of energy and nitrogen in
tuberosum) crops, 251 young sambar (Cervus unicolor) and red deer (Cervus
O’BrIEN, P. J., FIRMAN, D. M. and ALLEN, E. J. Effects of elaphus), 193
shading and seed tuber spacing on initiation and number SHEPHERD, C. E. see BACON, E. T. G
of tubers in potato crops (Solanum tuberosum), 431 SHIELD, I. F. and Bacon, E.T.G. A comparison of
O’DouerTY, J. V., NOWAKOWSKI, P. and Crossy, T. F. The management regimes for one-year rotational set-aside
effects of feeding grass silage and molassed sugarbeet pulp within a sequence of winter wheat crops, and of growing
Index of authors
wheat without interruption. 2. Effects on vegetation and TRIGLONE, T. see PeTTy, S. R.
weed control, 389 TRUDGILL, D. L. see PHILLIPS, M. S.
SIELING, K., SCHRODER, H. and Hanus, H. Mineral and
slurry nitrogen effects on yield, N uptake, and apparent Umunna, N. N. see NSAHLAI, I. V.
N-use efficiency of oilseed rape (Brassica napus), 165
Simon, O. see VAHJEN, W. VAHJEN, W., GLASER, K., SCHAFER, K. and Simon, O.
SINGH, A., SINGH, M. and SINGH, K. Productivity and Influence of xylanase-supplemented feed on the develop-
economic viability of a palmarosa—pigeonpea_inter- ment of selected bacterial groups in the intestinal tract of
cropping system in the subtropical climate of north India, broiler chicks, 489
149 VAIDYANATHAN, L. V. see RAHN, C. R.
SINGH, K. see SINGH, A. VAN MALSEN, P. S.M. see VAN RySSEN, J. B. J.
SINGH, M. see SINGH, A. VAN RysSEN, J. B. J., VAN MALSEN, P. S.M. and HARTMANN,
SKRIVANOVA, V. see MAROUNEK, M. F. The contribution of dietary sulphur to the interaction
SOMMER, S. G. see PETERSEN, S. O. between selenium and copper in sheep, 107
Soon, Y.K. and DaARwent, A.L. Effect of integrated
management of couch grass (Elytrigia repens) on soil Wess, J., SEENEY, F. M. and SYLVESTER-BRADLEY, R. The
quality and crop nutrition, 323 response to fertilizer nitrogen of cereals grown on sandy
SPAULL, A. M. see PHILLIPS, M. S. soils, 271
STAMP, P. see GIRARDIN, O. WESTON, R. H. see NEWMAN, R. E.
Su, J. see NAYLOR, R. E. L WHITTINGTON, W. J. see LIAKATAS, A., ROUSSOPOULOS, D
SYLVESTER-BRADLEY, R. see FOULKES, M. J., WEBB, J WILLIAMS, T. A. see EVANS, D. R.
Wynn, P. C. see NEWMAN, R. E.
TAMMINGA, S. see DIUJKSTRA, J
TARAWALI, S. A. see PETERS, M. YounG, I. M. Biophysical interactions at the root-soil
Topp, A. D. see ALLISON, M. F., JENKYN, J. F. interface: a review, |
506
Index of Subjects
Barley Copper
The effect of seedbed condition on the grain yield and The contribution of dietary sulphur to the interaction
quality of spring malting barley (Conry), 135 between selenium and copper in sheep (van Ryssen ef
Influence of seed rate and sowing date on the yield and al.), 107
grain quality of Blenheim spring malting barley in the Cotton, see Gossypium
south-east of Ireland (Conry), 307 Couch grass, see Elytrigia
Bird damage Cover crops
The effects of great bustards (Otis tarda) on cultivated Integration of nitrate cover crops into sugarbeet (Beta
areas in west-central Spain (Pescador and Peris), vulgaris) rotations. I. Management and effectiveness of
9 nitrate cover crops (Allison et al.), 53
Brassica crops Integration of nitrate cover crops into sugarbeet (Beta
Cultural control of volunteer oilseed rape (Brassica napus) vulgaris) rotations. II. Effect of cover crops on growth,
(Pekrun et al.), 155 yield and N requirement of sugarbeet (Allison et a/.), 61
Mineral and slurry nitrogen effects on yield, N uptake, Crops
and apparent N-use efficiency of oilseed rape (Brassica The effects of great bustards (Otis tarda) on cultivated
napus) (Sieling et al.), 165 areas in west-central Spain (Pescador and Peris), 9
Breeding
Characterization of a germplasm collection of the tropical
pasture legume Centrosema brasilianum in subhumid Deer
west Africa (Peters et al.), 139 The efficiency of utilization of energy and nitrogen in
Mid-parent advantage and heterosis in F, hybrids of young sambar (Cervus unicolor) and red deer (Cervus
wheat from crosses among old and modern varieties elaphus) (Semiadi et al.), 193
(Morgan), 287 The relationship between plasma testosterone concen-
Crossability of wild species of Oryza with O. sativa cvs PR trations and the seasonal variation in voluntary feed
106 and Pusa Basmati | for transfer of bacterial leaf
intake in fallow bucks (Dama dama) (Newman et al.),
blight resistance through interspecific hybridization 357
(Kaushal and Ravi), 423
Diets
Effect of maize supplementation, seasonal temperature
and humidity on the liveweight gain of steers grazing
Cajanus
irrigated Leucaena_ leucocephala/ Digitaria eriantha
Productivity and economic viability of a palmarosa
pastures in north-west Australia (Petty er al.), 95
pigeonpea intercropping system in the subtropical
The contribution of dietary sulphur to the interaction
climate of north India (Singh er al.), 149
between selenium and copper in sheep (van Ryssen et
Carbon dioxide
Yield and partitioning in crops of contrasting cultivars of al.), 107
winter wheat (Triticum aestivum) in response to CO, Effect of non-ionophore feed antibiotics on in vitro
and temperature in field studies using temperature fermentation in the ovine rumen and rabbit caecum
gradient tunnels (Batts ef al.), 17 (Marounek ef al.), 115
Cattle Dietary manipulation as a means of decreasing N losses
Effect of maize supplementation, seasonal temperature and methane emissions and improving herbage N
and humidity on the liveweight gain of steers grazing uptake following application of pig slurry to grassland
irrigated Leucaena leucocephala/Digitaria eriantha (Misselbrook et al.), 183
pastures in north-west Australia (Petty ef a.), Substitution of sorghum grain for molasses increases the
95 liveweight gain of steers given molasses-based diets
Substitution of sorghum grain for molasses increases the (Peiris et al.), 199
liveweight gain of steers given molasses-based diets Supplementary grain and sodium propionate increase the
(Peiris et al.), 199 liveweight gain and glucose entry rates of steers given
Supplementary grain and sodium propionate increase the molasses diets (Peiris et al.), 205
liveweight gain and glucose entry rates of steers given The effects of feeding grass silage and molassed sugarbeet
molasses diets (Peiris et al.), 205 pulp either separately or as an ensiled mixture to twin-
Cereals bearing ewes (O’Doherty et al.), 217
The response to fertilizer nitrogen of cereals grown on Complementarity of bird-resistant and non-bird-resistant
sandy soils (Webb et al.), 271 varieties of sorghum stover with cottonseed cake and
Index of subjects 507
noug (Guizotia abyssinica) cake when fed to sheep trations and the seasonal variation in voluntary feed
(Nsahlai et al.), 229 intake in fallow bucks (Dama dama) (Newman et al.),
Influence of xylanase-supplemented feed on the devel- 357
opment of selected bacterial groups in the intestinal Hybrids
tract of broiler chicks (Vahjen et al.), 489 Mid-parent advantage and heterosis in F, hybrids of
Dioscorea wheat from crosses among old and modern varieties
Effect of storage system and sprout removal on post- (Morgan), 287
harvest yam (Dioscorea spp.) fresh weight losses Crossability of wild species of Oryza with O. sativa cvs PR
(Girardin et al.), 329 106 and Pusa Basmati | for transfer of bacterial leaf
Drought blight resistance through interspecific hybridization
The relative effects of drought stress and virus yellows on (Kaushal and Ravi), 423
the yield of sugarbeet in the UK, 1980-95 (Jaggard et
al.), 337
Intercropping
Productivity and economic viability of a palmarosa
Elytrigia pigeonpea intercropping system in the subtropical
Effect of integrated management of couch grass (Elytrigia climate of north India (Singh et al.), 149
repens) on soil quality and crop nutrition (Soon and
Darwent), 323
Lactation
Effects of late pregnancy and early lactation on renal
Feed intake urea handling in Corriedale ewes (Ndibualonji et ai.),
The relationship between plasma testosterone concen- 213
trations and the seasonal variation in voluntary feed Legumes
intake in fallow bucks (Dama dama) (Newman et al.), Characterization of a germplasm collection of the tropical
357 pasture legume Centrosema brasilianum in subhumid
Fungi west Africa (Peters et al.), 139
Arbuscular mycorrhizal associations of plants colonizing Lettuce
coal mine spoil in India (Mehrotra), 125 Survey of vesicular—-arbuscular mycorrhizae in lettuce
Survey of vesicular—arbuscular mycorrhizae in lettuce production in relation to management and soil factors
production in relation to management and soil factors (Miller and Jackson), 173
(Miller and Jackson), 173 Lolium
The effect of cutting and intensive grazing managements
on sward components of contrasting ryegrass and white
Genetics clover types when grown in mixtures (Evans ef al.), 317
Mid-parent advantage and heterosis in F, hybrids of
wheat from crosses among old and modern varieties
(Morgan), 287 Magnesium
Gossypium Effect of transmural potential difference on Mg transport
Controlled-temperature effects on cotton growth and across rumen epithelium from four different breeds of
development (Roussopoulos ef al.), 451 sheep (Leonhard- Marek et al.), 241
Controlled-temperature effects on cotton yield and fibre Maize
properties (Liakatas et al.), 463 Effect of maize supplementation, seasonal temperature
Grazing and humidity on the liveweight gain of steers grazing
The effect of cutting and intensive grazing managements irrigated Leucaena leucocephala/ Digitaria eriantha
on sward components of contrasting ryegrass and white pastures in north-west Australia (Petty et al.), 95
clover types when grown in mixtures (Evans et al.), 317 Metabolism
Growth rate The efficiency of utilization of energy and nitrogen in
Substitution of sorghum grain for molasses increases the young sambar (Cervus unicolor) and red deer (Cervus
liveweight gain of steers given molasses-based diets elaphus) (Semiadi et al.), 193
(Peiris et al.), 199 Influence of xylanase-supplemented feed on the devel-
Supplementary grain and sodium propionate increase the opment of selected bacterial groups in the intestinal
liveweight gain and glucose entry rates of steers given tract of broiler chicks (Vahjen et al.), 489
molasses diets (Peiris et al.), 205 Mixed pastures
Growth stages The effect of cutting and intensive grazing managements
Plant development of triticale cv. Lasko at different on sward components of contrasting ryegrass and white
sowing dates (Naylor and Su), 297 clover types when grown in mixtures (Evans ef al.), 317
Controlled-temperature effects on cotton growth and Models
development (Roussopoulos et al.), 451 Biophysical interactions at the root-sou interface: a
review (Young), |
A basis for predictive modelling of the relationship of
Hormones potato yields to population density of the potato cyst
The relationship between plasma testosterone concen- nematode Globodera pallida (Phillips et al.), 45
508 Index of subjects
Quantification of the recycling of microbial nitrogen in pasture legume Centrosema brasilianum in subhumid
the rumen using a mechanistic model of rumen west Africa (Peters et al.), 139
fermentation processes (Dijkstra et al.), 81 Pastures
Effect of maize supplementation, seasonal temperature
Nitrogen and humidity on the liveweight gain of steers grazing
Evidence for differences between winter wheat cultivars in irrigated Leucaena leucocephala/ Digitaria eriantha
acquisition of soil mineral nitrogen and uptake and pastures in north-west Australia (Petty et al.), 95
Soil erosion and runoff in improved pastures of the
utilization of applied fertilizer nitrogen (Foulkes et al. ),
29 Clwydian Range, North Wales (James and Alexander),
473
Integration of nitrate cover crops into sugarbeet (Beta
Pesticides
vulgaris) rotations. I. Management and effectiveness of
Effect of cultivar and fungicide treatment on the yield and
nitrate cover crops (Allison ef al.), 53
nutritive value of winter and spring oat grains grown in
Integration of nitrate cover crops into sugarbeet (Beta
England and Wales, 1989-91 (Haigh and Bradshaw),
vulgaris) rotations. II. Effect of cover crops on growth,
411
yield and N requirement of sugarbeet (Allison er al. ), 61
Pests and diseases
Nitrogen and organic matter losses during storage of
The effects of great bustards (Otis tarda) on cultivated
cattle and pig manure (Petersen ef al.), 69 areas in west-central Spain (Pescador and Peris), 9
| Quantification of the recycling of microbial nitrogen in
A basis for predictive modelling of the relationship of
the rumen using a mechanistic model of rumen
potato yields to population density of the potato cyst
fermentation processes (Dijkstra et al.), 81 nematode Globodera pallida (Phillips et al.), 45
Mineral and slurry nitrogen effects on yield, N uptake, The relative effects of drought stress and virus yellows on
and apparent N-use efficiency of oilseed rape (Brassica the yield of sugarbeet in the UK, 1980-95 (Jaggard ef
napus) (Sieling et al.), 165 al.), 337
Dietary manipulation as a means of decreasing N losses A comparison of management regimes for one-year
and methane emissions and improving herbage N rotational set-aside within a sequence of winter wheat
uptake foilowing application of pig slurry to grassland crops, and of growing wheat without interruption. 3.
(Misselbrook et al.), 183 Effects on diseases (Jenkyn et al.), 399
The efficiency of utilization of energy and nitrogen in Crossability of wild species of Oryza with O. sativa cvs PR
young sambar (Cervus unicolor) and red deer (Cervus 106 and Pusa Basmati | for transfer of bacterial leaf
elaphus) (Semiadi et al.), 193 blight resistance through interspecific hybridization
The use of measurements of soil mineral N in under- (Kaushal and Ravi), 423
standing the response of crops to fertilizer nitrogen in Photoperiod
intensive cropping rotations (Rahn et al.), 345 Effect of temperature and photoperiod on growth and
A comparison of management regimes for one-year reproduction of Helix aspersa var. maxima (Jess and
rotational set-aside within a sequence of winter wheat Marks), 367
crops, and of growing wheat without interruption. 1. Pigeonpea, see Cajanus
Effects on soil mineral nitrogen, grain yield and quality Pigs
(Bacon et al.), 377 Dietary manipulation as a means of decreasing N losses
Nitrogen fertilizers and methane emissions and improving herbage N
Evidence for differences between winter wheat cultivars in uptake following application of pig slurry to grassland
acquisition of soil mineral nitrogen and uptake and (Misselbrook et al.), 183
utilization of applied fertilizer nitrogen (Foulkes et al. ), Potato
29 A basis for predictive modelling of the relationship of
The response to fertilizer nitrogen of cereals grown on potato yields to population density of the potato cyst
sandy soils (Webb et al.), 271 nematode Globodera pallida (Phillips et al.), 45
The use of measurements of soil mineral N in under- A review of some studies into tuber initiation in potato
standing the response of crops to fertilizer nitrogen in (Solanum tuberosum) crops (O’Brien et al.), 251
intensive cropping rotations (Rahn et al.), 345 Effects of shading and seed tuber spacing on initiation and
number of tubers in potato crops (Solanum tuberosum)
(O’Brien et al.), 431
Oats
Poultry
Effect of cultivar and fungicide treatment on the yield and
Influence of xylanase-supplemented feed on the devel-
nutritive value of winter and spring oat grains grown in
opment of selected bacterial groups in the intestinal
England and Wales, 1989-91 (Haigh and Bradshaw),
tract of broiler chicks (Vahjen et al.), 489
41]
Oilseed rape, see Brassica crops
Rabbits 1
Palmarosa Effect of non-ionophore feed antibiotics on in vitro |
Productivity and economic viability of a palmarosa fermentation in the ovine rumen and rabbit caecum
pigeonpea intercropping system in the subtropical (Marounek et al.), 115
climate of north India (Singh et al.), 149 Reproduction
Pasture Effects of late pregnancy and early lactation on renal urea
Characterization of a germplasm collection of the tropical handling in Corriedale ewes (Ndibualonji et a/.), 213
Index of subjects 509
The relationship between plasma testosterone concen- crops, and of growing wheat without interruption. 3
trations and the seasonal variation in voluntary feed Effects on diseases (Jenkyn et al.), 399
intake in fallow bucks (Dama dama) (Newman et al.), Sheep
357 The contribution of dietary sulphur to the interaction
Effect of temperature and photoperiod on growth and between selenium and copper in sheep (van Ryssen ef
reproduction of Helix aspersa var. maxima (Jess and al.), 107
Marks), 367 Effects of late pregnancy and early lactation on renal urea
Rice handling in Corriedale ewes (Ndibualonji ef a/.), 213
Crossability of wild species of Oryza with O. sativa cvs PR The effects of feeding grass silage and molassed sugarbeet
106 and Pusa Basmati | for transfer of bacterial leaf pulp either separately or as an ensiled mixture to twin-
blight resistance through interspecific hybridization bearing ewes (O’Doherty et al.), 217
(Kaushal and Ravi), 423 Complementarity of bird-resistant and non-bird-resistant
Roots varieties of sorghum stover with cottonseed cake and
Biophysical interactions at the root-soil interface noug (Guizotia abyssinica) cake when fed to sheep
review (Young), | (Nsahlai et al.), 229
Rumen Effect of transmural potential difference on Mg transport
Effect of transmural potential difference on Mg transport across rumen epithelium from four different breeds of
across rumen epithelium from four different breeds of sheep (Leonhard-Marek er al.), 241
sheep (Leonhard-Marek et al. ), 241 Silage
Rumen micro-organisms The effects of feeding grass silage and molassed sugarbeet
Quantification of the recycling of microbial nitrogen in pulp either separately or as an ensiled mixture to twin-
the rumen using a mechanistic model of rumen bearing ewes (O’Doherty ef al.), 217
fermentation processes (Dijkstra et al.), 81 Slurries
Effect of non-ionophore feed antibiotics on in vitro Nitrogen and organic matter losses during storage of
fermentation in the ovine rumen and rabbit caecum cattle and pig manure (Petersen ef al.), 69
(Marounek ef al/.), 115 Mineral and slurry nitrogen effects on yield, N uptake,
Ryegrass, see Lolium and apparent N-use efficiency of oilseed rape (Brassica
napus) (Sieling et al. ), 165
Dietary manipulation as a means of decreasing N losses
Selenium and methane emissions and improving herbage N
[he contribution of dietary sulphur to the interaction uptake following application of pig slurry to grassland
between selenium and copper in sheep (van Ryssen er (Misselbrook et al.), 183
al.), 107 Snails
Sequential cropping Effect of temperature and photoperiod on growth and
The use of measurements of soil mineral N in under- reproduction of Helix aspersa var. maxima (Jess and
standing the response of crops to fertilizer nitrogen in Marks), 367
intensive cropping rotations (Rahn et al.), 345 Sodium
A comparison of management regimes for one-year Supplementary grain and sodium propionate increase the
rotational set-aside within a sequence of winter wheat liveweight gain and glucose entry rates of f steers giv
crops, and of growing wheat without interruption. | molasses diets (Peiris et al.), 205
Effects on soil mineral nitrogen, grain yield and quality Soils
(Bacon et al.), 377 Biophysical interactions at the root-—soil interlace
A comparison of management regimes for one-year review (Young), |
rotational set-aside within a sequence of winter wheat Evidence for differences between winter wheat cultivars in
crops, and of growing wheat without interruption. 2 acquisition of soil mineral nitrogen and uptake and
Effects on vegetation and weed control (Shield and utilization of applied fertilizer nitrogen (Foulkes et al. ),
Bacon), 389 9
A comparison of management regimes for one-year Arbuscular mycorrhizal associations of plants colonizing
rotational set-aside within a sequence of winter wheat coal mine spoil in India (Mehrotra), 125
crops, and of growing wheat without interruption. 3 The effect of seedbed condition on the grain yield and
Effects on diseases (Jenkyn et al.), 399 quality of spring malting barley (Conry), 135
Set-aside Survey of vesicular—-arbuscular mycorrhizae in lettuce
A comparison of management regimes for one-year production in relation to management and soil factors
rotational set-aside within a sequence of winter wheat (Miller and Jackson), 173
crops, and of growing wheat without interruption. 1. The response to fertilizer nitrogen of cereals grown on
Effects on soil mineral nitrogen, grain yield and quality sandy soils (Webb et al.), 271
(Bacon et al.), 377 Effect of integrated management of couch grass (Elytrigia
A comparison of management regimes for one-year repens) on soil quality and crop nutrition (Soon and
rotational set-aside within a sequence of winter wheat Darwent), 323
crops, and of growing wheat without interruption. 2. The use of measurements of soil mineral N in under-
Effects on vegetation and weed control (Shield and standing the response of crops to fertilizer nitrogen in
Bacon), 389 intensive cropping rotations (Rahn ef al.), 345
A comparison of management regimes for one-year A comparison of management regimes for one-year
rotational set-aside within a sequence of winter wheat rotational set-aside within a sequence of winter wheat
510 Index of subjects
crops, and of growing wheat without interruption. 1. Triticale
Effects on soil mineral nitrogen, grain yield and quality Plant development of triticale cv. Lasko at different
(Bacon et al.), 377 sowing dates (Naylor and Su), 297
Soil erosion and runoff in improved pastures of the Tropical crops
Clwydian Range, North Wales (James and Alexander), Productivity and economic viability of a palmarosa
473 pigeonpea intercropping system in the subtropical
Sorghum climate of north India (Singh er al.), 149
Complementarity of bird-resistant and non-bird-resistant Tuber initiation
varieties of sorghum stover with cottonseed cake and A review of some studies into tuber initiation in potato
noug (Guizotia abyssinica) cake when fed to sheep (Solanum tuberosum) crops (O’Brien et al.), 251
(Nsahlai et al.), 229 Effects of shading and seed tuber spacing on initiation and
Sowing date number of tubers in potato crops (Solanum tuberosum)
Plant development of triticale cv. Lasko at different (O’Brien ef al.), 431
sowing dates (Naylor and Su), 297
Influence of seed rate and sowing date on the yield and Urea
grain quality of Blenheim spring malting barley in the Effects of late pregnancy and early lactation on renal urea
south-east of Ireland (Conry), 307 handling in Corriedale ewes (Ndibualonji er a/.), 213
Sowing rates
Influence of seed rate and sowing date on the yield and
Weeds
grain quality of Blenheim spring malting barley in the
Cultural control of volunteer oilseed rape (Brassica napus)
south-east of Ireland (Conry), 307 (Pekrun et al.), 155
Effects of shading and seed tuber spacing on initiation and Effect of integrated management of couch grass (Elytrigia
number of tubers in potato crops (Solanum tuberosum) repens) on soil quality and crop nutrition (Soon and
(O’Brien et al.), 431 Darwent), 323
Storage A comparison of management regimes for one-year
Effect of storage system and sprout removal on post- rotational set-aside within a sequence of winter wheat
harvest yam (Dioscorea spp.) fresh weight losses crops, and of growing wheat without interruption. 2.
(Girardin et al.), 329 Effects on vegetation and weed control (Shield and
Sugarbeet Bacon), 389
Integration of nitrate cover crops into sugarbeet (Beta Wheat
vulgaris) rotations. 1. Management and effectiveness of Yield and partitioning in crops of contrasting cultivars of
nitrate cover crops (Allison ef al.), 53 winter wheat (Triticum aestivum) in response to CO,
Integration of nitrate cover crops into sugarbeet (Beta and temperature in field studies using temperature
vulgaris) rotations. II. Effect of cover crops on growth, gradient tunnels (Batts et al.), 17
yield and N requirement of sugarbeet (Allison et al.), 61 Evidence for differences between winter wheat cultivars in
The effects of feeding grass silage and molassed sugarbeet acquisition of soil mineral nitrogen and uptake and
pulp either separately or as an ensiled mixture to twin- utilization of applied fertilizer nitrogen (Foulkes ez al.),
bearing ewes (O’Doherty et al.), 217 29
The relative effects of drought stress and virus yellows on Mid-parent advantage and heterosis in F, hybrids of
the yield of sugarbeet in the UK, 1980-95 (Jaggard et wheat from crosses among old and modern varieties
al.), 337 (Morgan), 287
Sulphur A comparison of management regimes for one-year
The contribution of dietary sulphur to the interaction rotational set-aside within a sequence of winter wheat
between selenium and copper in sheep (van Ryssen ef crops, and of growing wheat without interruption. 1.
al.), 107 Effects on soil mineral nitrogen, grain yield and quality
(Bacon et al.), 377
A comparison of management regimes for one-year
Temperature rotational set-aside within a sequence of winter wheat
Yield and partitioning in crops of contrasting cultivars of crops, and of growing wheat without interruption. 2.
winter wheat (Triticum aestivum) in response to CO, Effects on vegetation and weed control (Shield and
and temperature in field studies using temperature Bacon), 389
gradient tunnels (Batts et al.), 17 A comparison of management regimes for one-year
Effect of temperature and photoperiod on growth and rotational set-aside within a sequence of winter wheat
reproduction of Helix aspersa var. maxima (Jess and crops, and of growing wheat without interruption. 3.
Marks), 367 Effects on diseases (Jenkyn et al.), 399
Controlled-temperature effects on cotton growth and White clover, see Trifolium
development (Roussopoulos et al.), 451
Controlled-temperature effects on cotton yield and fibre Yam, see Dioscorea
properties (Liakatas et al.), 463 Yields
Trifolium Yield and partitioning in crops of contrasting cultivars of
The effect of cutting and intensive grazing managements winter wheat (Triticum aestivum) in response to CO,
on sward components of contrasting ryegrass and white and temperature in field studies using temperature
clover types when grown in mixtures (Evans et al.), 317 gradient tunnels (Batts et al.), 17
Index of subjects 511
Integration of nitrate cover crops into sugarbeet (Beta A comparison of management regimes for one-year
vulgaris) rotations. II. Effect of cover crops on growth, rotational set-aside within a sequence of winter wheat
yield and N requirement of sugarbeet (Allison et a/.), 61 crops, and of growing wheat without interruption. 1.
The effect of seedbed condition on the grain yield and Effects on soil mineral nitrogen, grain yield and quality
quality of spring malting barley (Conry), 135 (Bacon et al.), 377
Influence of seed rate and sowing date on the yield and Effect of cultivar and fungicide treatment on the yield and
grain quality of Blenheim spring malting barley in the nutritive value of winter and spring oat grains grown in
south-east of Ireland (Conry), 307 England and Wales, 1989-91 (Haigh and Bradshaw),
Effect of integrated management of couch grass (Elytrigia 411
repens) on soil quality and crop nutrition (Soon and Effects of shading and seed tuber spacing on initiation and
Darwent), 323 number of tubers in potato crops (Solanum tuberosum)
The relative effects of drought stress and virus yellows on (O’Brien et al.), 431
the yield of sugarbeet in the UK, 1980-95 (Jaggard et Controlled-temperature effects on cotton yield and fibre
al.), 337 properties (Liakatas er al.), 463