The Journal of Agricultural Science 2000: Vol 135 Index

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Index of Subjects
Acacia saligna Broadleaf trees
Acacia saligna as a supplementary feed for grazing desert The n-alkane concentrations in buds and leaves of
sheep and goats (Degen er al.), 77 browsed broadleaf trees (Piasentier ef al.), 311
Agriculture Caecal fermentation
Global change and the challenges for agriculture and In vitro caecal fermentation of nitrogenous substrates in
forestry (Awmack et al.), 199 rabbits (Marounek et al.), 437
Ammonium-nitrogen Cattle
In vitro short-term study of ammonium-nitrogen pro- In vitro short-term study of ammonium-nitrogen pro-
duction from cattle urine: influence of ampicillin, duction from cattle urine: influence of ampicillin,
hydroquinone and animal litter materials (Nimenya e/ hydroquinone and animal litter materials (Nimenya ef
al.), 57 al.). 57
Ampicillin The estimation of faeces output in penned cattle by
In vitro short-term study of ammonium-nitrogen pro- controlled release of chromium oxide and the sub-
duction from cattle urine: influence of ampicillin, sequent accuracy of predicting forage intake with in
hydroquinone and animal litter materials (Nimenya e/ vitro digestibility (Williamson e7 al.), 297
al.), 57 Cichorium intybus
Arachis hypogaea The effect of various agronomic practices on the yield of
Escape and tolerance to high temperature at flowering in chicory (Cichorium intybus) (Patel et al.), 271
groundnut (Arachis hypogaea L.) (Craufurd et al.), 371 Chicory see Cichorium intybus
Australian Chromium oxide
An examination of the efficiency of Australian crop The estimation of faeces output in penned cattle by
variety evaluation programmes (Cullis er al.), 213 controlled release of chromium oxide and the sub-
sequent accuracy of predicting forage intake with in
Barley
vitro digestibility (Williamson et al.), 297
Long-term yield patterns in barley-based cropping systems
in Northern Syria. 1. Comparison of rotations (Jones Climate change
Climate change: a response surface study of the effects of
and Singh), 223
CO, and temperature on the growth of French beans
Long-term yield patterns in barley-based cropping systems
(Wurr ef al.), 379
in Northern Syria. 2. The role of feed legumes (Jones
Clonal populations
and Singh), 237
Morphology of white clover during development from
Long-term yield patterns in barley-based cropping systems
seed to clonal populations in grazed pastures (Brock ef
in Northern Syria. 3. Barley monocropping (Jones and
al.), 103
Singh), 251 C and N
Bean see Phaseolus vulgaris C and N mineralization of composted and anaerobically
Bos indicus stored ruminant manure in differently textured soils
Feed intake and liveweight responses to nitrogen and/or
(Thomsen and Olesen), 151
protein supplements by steers of Bos taurus, Bos indicus co,
and Bos taurus x Bos indicus breed types offered a low Climate change: a response surface study of the effects of
quality of grass hay (Hennessy et al.), 35 CO, and temperature on the growth of French beans
Bos taurus (Wurr et al.), 379
Feed intake and liveweight responses to nitrogen and/or Composting
protein supplements by steers of Bos taurus, Bos indicus Nitrogen mass balance in deep litter during the pig
and Bos taurus x Bos indicus breed types offered a low fattening cycle and during composting (Moller er ai/.),
quality of grass hay (Hennessy ef al.), 35 287
Brachiaria Coriander
Shearing strength as an additional selection criterion for Effects of planting date and dinocap applications on the
quality in Brachiaria pasture ecotypes (Hughes ef a/.), control of powdery mildew and yields of seed and seed
123 oil in coriander (Kalra er al.), 193
Bradyrhizobium japonicum Cortisol
The effect of application of genistein to Bradyrhizobium Interrelationships between the blood coagulation profile
japonicum culture and its rooting medium on soyabean and plasma concentrations of progesterone, oestradiol
growth nodulation and nitrogen assimilation in the 178 and cortisol throughout pregnancy and around
presence of nitrate (Pan and Smith), 19 parturition in sheep (El-Belely e7 a/.), 203
446 Index of Subjects
Cowpea French beans
Effects of mycorrhizae and phosphorus on growth and Climate change: a response surface study of the effects of
nutrient uptake of millet, cowpea and sorghum on a CO, and temperature on the growth of French beans
West African soil (Bagayoko et al.), 399 (Wurr et al.), 379
Dairy cows Goats
The combination of the n-alkanes and '*C techniques to Acacia saligna as a supplementary feed for grazing desert
estimate individual dry matter intakes of pasture and sheep and goats (Degen ef al.), 77
maize silage by grazing dairy cows (Garcia et al.), 47 Factors affecting gestation length in goats and the effect of
Deep litter gestation period on kid survival (Mellado et al.), 85
Nitrogen mass balance in deep litter during the pig Seasonal changes in nutrient intake and its utilization by
fattening cycle and during composting (Moller et a/.), range goats in semi-arid regions of India (Shinde ez a/.),
287 429
Development Genetic advance estimates
A study of the plant, fibre and seed development in flax Genetic advance estimates for red clover (Trifolium
and linseed (Linum usitatissimum) grown at a range of pratense) grown under spaced plant and sward con-
seed rates (Easson and Molloy), 361 ditions (Real er al.), 11
Digestibility Genistein
The estimation of faeces output in penned cattle by The effect of application of genistein to Bradyrhizobium
controlled release of chromium oxide and the sub- japonicum culture and its rooting medium on soyabean
sequent accuracy of predicting forage intake with in growth nodulation and nitrogen assimilation in the
vitro digestibility (Williamson et al.), 297 presence of nitrate (Pan and Smith), 19
Dry matter Gestation
Dry matter and nitrogen accumulation during pod wall Factors affecting gestation length in goats and the effect of
development of white lupin genotypes differing in gestation period on kid survival (Mellado er al.), 85
proportion of pod walls (Lagunes-Espinoza et al.), 389 A note on the effect of air temperature during gestation on
Efficiency birth weight and neonatal mortality of kids (Mellado er
An examination of the efficiency of Australian crop al.), 91
variety evaluation programmes (Cullis et a/.), 213 Grass/Clover
Effect of plant arrangement pattern and irrigation on Effects of parasitic status and level of feeding motivation
efficiency of maize (Zea mays) and bean (Phaseolus on the diet selected by sheep grazing grass/clover
vulgaris) intercropping system (Oljaca et al.), 261 swards (Hutchings ef al.), 65
Faeces Grassland soils
The estimation of faeces output in penned cattle by The effect of sulphur application on the efficiency of
controlled release of chromium oxide and the sub- nitrogen use in two contrasting grassland soils (Brown
sequent accuracy of predicting forage intake with in et al.), 131
vitro digestibility (Williamson et a/.), 297 Grazed pastures
Feeding motivation Morphology of white clover during development from
Effects of parasitic status and level of feeding motivation seed to clonal populations in grazed pastures (Brock ef
on the diet selected by sheep grazing grass/clover al.), 103
swards (Hutchings et al.), 65 Groundnut see Arachis hypogaea
Feed intake Halophyte
Feed intake and liveweight responses to nitrogen and/or Effects of irrigation water salinity and leaching fraction on
protein supplements by steers of Bos taurus, Bos indicus the growth of six halophyte species (Noaman and EI-
and Bos taurus x Bos indicus breed types offered a low Haddad), 279
quality of grass hay (Hennessy er al.), 35 Hay
Feed legumes Feed intake and liveweight responses to nitrogen and/or
Long-term yield patterns in barley-based cropping systems protein supplements by steers of Bos taurus, Bos indicus
in Northern Syria. 2. The role of feed legumes (Jones and Bos taurusx Bos indicus breed types offered a low
and Singh), 237 quality of grass hay (Hennessy et? al.), 35
Flax Hydroquinone
A study of the plant, fibre and seed development in flax In vitro short-term study of ammonium-nitrogen pro-
and linseed (Linum usitatissimum) grown at a range of duction from cattle urine: influence of ampicillin,
seed rates (Easson and Molloy), 361 hydroquinone and animal litter materials (Nimenya er
Flowering al.), 57
Escape and tolerance to high temperature at flowering in India
groundnut (Arachis hypogaea L.) (Craufurd et al.), 371 Seasonal changes in nutrient intake and its utilization by
Forage intake range goats in semi-arid regions of India (Shinde et a/.),
The estimation of faeces output in penned cattle by 429
controlled release of chromium oxide and the sub- Intercropping
sequent accuracy of predicting forage intake with in Effect of plant arrangement pattern and irrigation on
vitro digestibility (Williamson et al.), 297 efficiency of maize (Zea mays) and bean (Phaseolus
Forestry vulgaris) intercropping system (Oljaca et al.), 261
Global change and the challenges for agriculture and Intestinal digestion
forestry (Awmack et al.), 199 Effect of tannic acid on rumen degradation and intestinal
Index of ' Subjects 447
digestion of treated soya bean meals in sheep (Hervas er birth weight and neonatal mortality of kids (Mellado et
al.), 305 al.), 91
Irrigation Nitrate
Effect of plant arrangement pattern and irrigation on The effect of application of genistein to Bradyrhizobium
efficiency of maize (Zea mays) and bean (Phaseolus japonicum culture and its rooting medium on soyabean
vulgaris) intercropping system (Oljaca et al.), 261 growth nodulation and nitrogen assimilation in the
Effects of irrigation water salinity and leaching fraction on presence of nitrate (Pan and Smith), 19
the growth of six halophyte species (Noaman and El- Nitrogen
Haddad), 279 The effect of application of genistein to Bradyrhizobium
Leaching japonicum culture and its rooting medium on soyabean
Effects of irrigation water salinity and leaching fraction on growth nodulation and nitrogen assimilation in the
the growth of six halophyte species (Noaman and EI- presence of nitrate (Pan and Smith), 19
Haddad), 279 Feed intake and liveweight responses to nitrogen and/or
Leucadendron protein supplements by steers of Bos taurus, Bos indicus
The response of Leucadendron ‘Safari Sunset’ to the and Bos taurus x Bos indicus breed types offered a low
fertilization regime (Silber er al.), 27 quality of grass hay (Hennessy et al.), 35
Linseed see Linum usitatissimum The effect of sulphur application on the efficiency of
Linum usitatissimum nitrogen use in two contrasting grassland soils (Brown
A study of the plant, fibre and seed development in flax et al.), 131
and linseed (Linum usitatissimum) grown at a range of Net changes in soil and crop nitrogen in relation to the
seed rates (Easson and Molloy), 361 performance of winter wheat given wide-ranging annual
Liveweight nitrogen applications at Ropsley, UK (Bhogal er a/.),
Feed intake and liveweight responses to nitrogen and/or 139
protein supplements by steers of Bos taurus, Bos indicus Nitrogen mass balance in deep litter during the pig
and Bos taurus x Bos indicus breed types offered a low fattening cycle and during composting (Moller et a/.),
287
quality of grass hay (Hennessy e7 al.), 35
Lupinus albus Dry matter and nitrogen accumulation during pod wall
The causes of over-winter plant losses of autumn-sown development of white lupin genotypes differing in
proportion of pod walls (Lagunes-Espinoza et al.), 389
white lupins (Lupinus albus) in different regions of the
Northern Syria
UK over three seasons (Shield er al.), 173
Long-term yield patterns in barley-based cropping systems
Dry matter and nitrogen accumulation during pod wall
in Northern Syria. 1. Comparison of rotations (Jones
development of white lupin genotypes differing in
and Singh), 223
proportion of pod walls (Lagunes-Espinoza ef al.),
Long-term yield patterns in barley-based cropping systems
389
in Northern Syria. 2. The role of feed legumes (Jones
Maize see Zea mays and Singh), 237
Maize silage
Long-term yield patterns in barley-based cropping systems
The combination of the n-alkanes and '*C techniques to
in Northern Syria. 3. Barley monocropping (Jones and
estimate individual dry matter intakes of pasture and
Singh), 251
maize silage by grazing dairy cows (Garcia et al.), 47 Oestradiol — 178
Millet
Interrelationships between the blood coagulation profile
Effects of mycorrhizae and phosphorus on growth and
and plasma concentrations of progesterone, oestradiol
nutrient uptake of millet, cowpea and sorghum on a 178 and cortisol throughout pregnancy and around
West African soil (Bagayoko et al.), 399 parturition in sheep (El-Belely er al.), 203
Monocropping Oilseed rape
Long-term yield patterns in barley-based cropping systems Breeding oilseed rape for pod shattering resistance
in Northern Syria. 3. Barley monocropping (Jones and (Morgan et al.), 347
Singh), 251 Parturition
Mycorrhizae Interrelationships between the blood coagulation profile
Effects of mycorrhizae and phosphorus on growth and and plasma concentrations of progesterone, oestradiol
nutrient uptake of millet, cowpea and sorghum on a 178 and cortisol throughout pregnancy and around
West African soil (Bagayoko et al.), 399 parturition in sheep (El-Belely er a/.), 203
N-alkanes Pasture
The combination of the n-alkanes and '°C techniques to The combination of the n-alkanes and '°C techniques to
estimate individual dry matter intakes of pasture and estimate individual dry matter intakes of pasture and
maize silage by grazing dairy cows (Garcia et al.), 47 maize silage by grazing dairy cows (Garcia et al.), 47
The n-alkane concentrations in buds and leaves of Perennial
browsed broadleaf trees (Piasentier ef a/.), 311 Effect of sward cutting management on the relative
Near infrared spectroscopy performance of perennial varieties (Gilliland and
Prediction of chemical, nutritive and agronomic charac- Mann), 113
teristics of wheat by near infrared spectroscopy Phaseolus vulgaris
(Garnsworthy et al.), 409 Effect of plant arrangement pattern and irrigation on
Neonatal mortality efficiency of maize (Zea mays) and bean (Phaseolus
A note on the effect of air temperature during gestation on vulgaris) intercropping system (Oljaca er al.), 261
448 Index of Subjects
Phosphorus stored ruminant manure in differently textured soils
Effects of mycorrhizae and phosphorus on growth and (Thomsen and Olesen), 151
nutrient uptake of millet, cowpea and sorghum on a Safari Sunset see Leucadendron
West African soil (Bagayoko et al.), 399 Salinity
Pig Effects of irrigation water salinity and leaching fraction on
Nitrogen mass balance in deep litter during the pig the growth of six halophyte species (Noaman and El-
fattening cycle and during composting (Meller er a/.), Haddad), 279
287 Seasonal
Pod Seasonal changes in nutrient intake and its utilization by
Breeding oilseed rape for pod shattering resistance range goats in semi-arid regions of India (Shinde ez a/.),
(Morgan et al.), 347 429
Polyunsaturated fatty acids Seed
Rumen biohydrogenation of n-3 polyunsaturated fatty Morphology of white clover during development from
acids and their effects on microbial efficiency and seed to clonal populations in grazed pastures (Brock ef
nutrient digestibility in sheep (Wachira et al.), 419 al.), 103
Potassium Shearing strength
Effect of potassium fertilizer on the yield, quality and Shearing strength as an additional selection criterion for
potassium offtake of sugar beet crops grown on soils of quality in Brachiaria pasture ecotypes (Hughes ef a/.),
different potassium status (Milford ef al.), 1 123
Potato Sheep
A dynamic model for responsive scheduling of potato Effects of parasitic status and level of feeding motivation
irrigation based on simulated water-use and yield (Ejieji on the diet selected by sheep grazing grass/clover
and Gowing), 161 swards (Hutchings ef al.), 65
Powdery mildew Acacia saligna as a supplementary feed for grazing desert
Effects of planting date and dinocap applications on the sheep and goats (Degen et al.), 77
control of powdery mildew and yields of seed and seed Interrelationships between the blood coagulation profile
oil in coriander (Kalra ef al.), 193 and plasma concentrations of progesterone, oestradiol
Prediction 178 and cortisol throughout pregnancy and around
Prediction of chemical, nutritive and agronomic charac- parturition in sheep (El-Belely et al.), 203
teristics of wheat by near infrared spectroscopy Effect of tannic acid on rumen degradation and intestinal
(Garnsworthy et al.), 409 digestion of treated soya bean meals in sheep (Hervas ef
Pregnancy al.), 305
Interrelationships between the blood coagulation profile Rumen biohydrogenation of n-3 polyunsaturated fatty
and plasma concentrations of progesterone, oestradiol acids and their effects on microbial efficiency and
178 and cortisol throughout pregnancy and around nutrient digestibility in sheep (Wachira et al.), 419
parturition in sheep (El-Belely ez a/l.), 203 Soils
Progesterone C and N mineralization of composted and anaerobically
Interrelationships between the blood coagulation profile stored ruminant manure in differently textured soils
and plasma concentrations of progesterone, oestradiol (Thomsen and Olesen), 151
178 and cortisol throughout pregnancy and around Effects of mycorrhizae and phosphorus on growth and
parturition in sheep (El-Belely er a/.), 203 nutrient uptake of millet, cowpea and sorghum on a
Protein West African soil (Bagayoko et al.), 399
Feed intake and liveweight responses to nitrogen and/or Sorghum
protein supplements by steers of Bos taurus, Bos indicus Effects of mycorrhizae and phosphorus on growth and
and Bos taurus x Bos indicus breed types offered a low nutrient uptake of millet, cowpea and sorghum on a
quality of grass hay (Hennessy er al.), 35 West African soil (Bagayoko et al.), 399
Rabbits Soyabean
In vitro caecal fermentation of nitrogenous substrates in The effect of application of genistein to Bradyrhizobium
rabbits (Marounek et al.), 437 japonicum culture and its rooting medium on soyabean
Red clover see Trifolium pratense growth nodulation and nitrogen assimilation in the
Rotations presence of nitrate (Pan and Smith), 19
Long-term yield patterns in barley-based cropping systems Soya bean meals
in Northern Syria. 1. Comparison of rotations (Jones Effect of tannic acid on rumen degradation and intestinal
and Singh), 223 digestion of treated soya bean meals in sheep (Hervas et
Rumen al.), 305
Rumen biohydrogenation of n-3 polyunsaturated fatty Striga hermonthica
acids and their effects on microbial efficiency and Effects of Striga hermonthica on yield components in
nutrient digestibility in sheep (Wachira et al.), 419 maize (Adetimirin ef al.), 185
Rumen degradation Sugar beet
Effect of tannic acid on rumen degradation and intestinal Effect of potassium fertilizer on the yield, quality and
digestion of treated soya bean meals in sheep (Hervas et potassium offtake of sugar beet crops grown on soils of
al.), 305 different potassium status (Milford et al.), 1
Ruminant manure Sulphur
C and N mineralization of composted and anaerobically The effect of sulphur application on the efficiency of
Index of Subjects 449
nitrogen use in two contrasting grassland soils (Brown teristics of wheat by near infrared spectroscopy
et al.), 131 (Garnsworthy ef al.), 409
Sward White clover
Effect of sward cutting management on the relative Morphology of white clover during development from
performance of perennial varieties (Gilliland and seed to clonal populations in grazed pastures (Brock ef
Mann), 113 al.), 103
Tannic White lupins see Lupinus albus
Effect of tannic acid on rumen degradation and intestinal Winter cereals
digestion of treated soya bean meals in sheep (Hervas ef Factors affecting the yield of winter cereals in crop
al.), 305 margins (Wilcox et al.), 335
Temperature Winter wheat
A note on the effect of air temperature during gestation on Net changes in soil and crop nitrogen in relation to the
birth weight and neonatal mortality of kids (Mellado er performance of winter wheat given wide-ranging annual
al.), 91 nitrogen applications at Ropsley, UK (Bhogal er al.),
Escape and tolerance to high temperature at flowering in 139
groundnut (Arachis hypogaea L.) (Craufurd et al.), Yield
371 A dynamic model for responsive scheduling of potato
Climate change: a response surface study of the effects of irrigation based on simulated water-use and yield (Ejieji
CO, and temperature on the growth of French beans and Gowing), 161
(Wurr et al.), 379 Long-term yield patterns in barley-based cropping systems
Trifolium pratense in Northern Syria. | Comparison of rotations (Jones
Genetic advance estimates for red clover (Trifolium and Singh), 223
pratense) grown under spaced plant and sward con- Long-term yield patterns in barley-based cropping systems
ditions (Real ef a/.), 11 in Northern Syria. 2 The role of feed legumes (Jones
Varieties/ Variety and Singh), 237
Effect of sward cutting management on the relative Long-term yield patterns in barley-based cropping systems
performance of perennial varieties (Gilliland and in Northern Syria 3. Barley monocropping (Jones and
Mann), 113 Singh), 251
An examination of the efficiency of Australian crop The effect of various agronomic practices on the yield of
variety evaluation programmes (Cullis et a/.), 213 chicory (Cichorium intybus) (Patel et al.), 271
Water-use Zea mays
A dynamic model for responsive scheduling of potato Effects of Striga hermonthica on yield components in
irrigation based on simulated water-use and yield (Ejieji maize (Adetimirin ef al.), 185
and Gowing), 161 Effect of plant arrangement pattern and irrigation on
Wheat efficiency of maize (Zea mays) and bean (Phaseolus
Prediction of chemical, nutritive and agronomic charac- vulgaris) intercropping system (Oljaca et al.), 261
Index of Authors
ABDEL-RAHMAN, H. A. see EL-BELELY, M. S. examination of the efficiency of Australian crop variety
ADETIMIRIN, V. O., AKEN’OVA, M. E. and Kim, S. K. Effects evaluation programmes, 213
of Striga hermonthica on yield components in maize, 185 CvETKOVIC, R. see OLJACA, S.
AKEN’ovA, M. E. see ADETIMIRIN, V. O.
ALBRECHT, K. A. see BRocK, J. L. DARNELL, R. E. see HENNESSY, D. W.
AL-Qarawl, A. A. see EL-BELELY, M. S. DEGEN, A. A., BENJAMIN, R. W., MISHORR, T., KAM, M..,
Amaro, J. L. see MELLADO, M. BECKER, K., MAKKAR, H.P.S. and ScHwartz, H. J.
ANDERSEN, B. H. see TLLER, H. B. Acacia saligna as a supplementary feed for grazing desert
ANnSAY, M. see NIMENYA, H. sheep and goats, 77
ARMSTRONG, M. J. see MILFORD, G. F. J. DELAUNOIS, A. see NIMENYA, H.
ARTHUR, A. E. see MORGAN, C. L. Duskova, D. see MAROUNEK, M.
AwMack, C.S., SMITH, P. AND PINTER, P. J., JR. Global
change and the challenges for agriculture and forestry, 199 Easson, D. L. and Mo.ioy, R. M. A study of the plant,
fibre and seed development in flax and linseed (Linum
BAGAYOKO, M., GEORGE, E., ROMHELD, V. and BUERKERT, usitatissimum) grown at a range of seed rates, 361
A. Effects of mycorrhizae and phosphorus on growth and EDMONDSON, R. N. see WurR, D.C. E.
nutrient uptake of millet, cowpea and sorghum on a West Enen, C.J. and Gowtnc, J.W. A dynamic model for
African soil, 399 responsive scheduling of potato irrigation based on
BARLOW, R. see WILLIAMSON, P. J. simulated water-use and yield, 161
BECKER, K. see DEGEN, A. A. EL-BELELY, M. S., AL-QARAWI, A. A. and ABDEL-RAHMAN,
BELLETT-TRAVERS, D. M. see MILFORD, G. F. J. H. A. Interrelationships between the blood coagulation
BEN-JAACOV, J. see SILBER, A. profile and plasma concentrations of progesterone, oestra-
BENJAMIN, R. W. see DEGEN, A. A. diol-178 and cortisol throughout pregnancy and around
BHATTA, R. see SHINDE, A. K. parturition in sheep, 203
BHOGAL, A., ROCHFORD, A. D. and SYLVESTER-BRADLEY, R. EL-HappaD, E.-S. see NOAMAN, M. N.
Net changes in soil and crop nitrogen in relation to the ELLs, R. H. see CRAUFURD, P. Q.
performance of winter wheat given wide-ranging annual ENSER, M. see WACHIRA, A. M.
nitrogen applications at Ropsley, UK, 139
BLODEN, S. see NIMENYA, H. FEGEROS, K. see GARNSWORTHY, P. C.
BOATMAN, N. D. see WILcox, A. FELLows, J. R. see WurR, D.C. E.
Boock, J. see HUGHES, N. R. G. Frutos, P. see HERVAS, G.
BORGES DO VALLE, C. see HUGHES, N. R. G.
BOVOLENTA, S. see PIASENTIER, E. GANMORE-NEUMANN, R. see SILBER, A.
Brock, J. L., ALBRECHT, K. A., TILBROOK, J. C. and Hay, Garcia, J. E. see MELLADO, M.
M. J. M. Morphology of white clover during development Garcia, S.C., Hotmes, C. W., HopGson, J. and Mac-
from seed to clonal populations in grazed pastures, 103 DONALD, A. The combination of the n-alkanes and °C
Brown, L., SCHOLEFIELD, D., JEwKES, E. C., PREEDY, N., techniques to estimate individual dry matter intakes of
WapcGeE, K. and BuTLer, M. The effect of sulphur herbage and maize silage by grazing dairy cows, 47
application on the efficiency of nitrogen use in two GARNSWORTHY, P. C., WISEMAN, J. and FEGEROS, K. Pre-
contrasting grassland soils, 131 diction of chemical, nutritive and agronomic charac-
Bruce, D. M. see MorGan, C. L. teristics of wheat by near infrared spectroscopy, 409
BUERKERT, A. see BAGAYOKO, M. GEORGE, E. see BAGAYOKO, M.
BUTLER, M. see BRown, L. GILLILAND, T. J. AND MANN, R. L. Effect of sward cutting
management on the relative performance of perennial
CANART, B. see NIMENYA, H. varieties, 113
CHANEY, K. see WILCOX, A. GiLmMour, A. see CULLIS, B. R.
CHILD, R. see MorGAN, C. L. GIRALDEZ, F. J. see HERVAS, G.
CRAUFURD, P. Q., WHEELER, T. R., ELLis, R. H., SUMMER- GocEL, B. J. see WILLIAMSON, P. J.
FIELD, R. J. and VARA PrasaD, P. V. Escape and tolerance GopaL Rao, M. see KALRA, A.
to high temperature at flowering in groundnut (Arachis Gorpon, I. J. see HUTCHINGS, M. R.
hypogaea L.), 37\ Gorpon, I. L. see REAL, D.
CUuLLIs, B. R., SmirH, A., Hunt, C. and Gitmour, A. An GowInaG, J. W. see Enten, C. J.
Index of ‘Authors
GusTINn, P. see NIMENYA, H. LEIGH, R. A. see MILFORD, G. F. J
HALLETT, K. see WACHIRA, A. M. MACDONALD, A. see GARCIA, S. C
Hay, M. J. M. see Brock, J. L. MAKKakR, H. P. S. see DEGEN, A. A
HENNESSY, D. W., WILLIAMSON, P. J. and DARNELL, R. E MALOSSINI, F. see PIASENTIER, E.
Feed intake and liveweight responses to nitrogen and/or MANN, R. L. see GILLILAND, T. J
protein supplements by steers of Bos taurus, Bos indicus MANTECON, A. R. see HERVAS, G.
and Bos taurusx Bos indicus breed types offered a low MAROUNEK, M., SKRIVANOVA, V. and DuSkova, D. Jn vitro
quality of grass hay, 35 caecal fermentation of nitrogenous substrates in rabbits,
HENNESSY, D. W. see WILLIAMSON, P. J. 437
HERRERO, M. see HUGHES, N. R. G. MELLADO, M., AMARO, J. L., GARCIA, J. E. and Lara, L. M
HeRVAS, G., FRuTOS, P., SERRANO, E., MANTECON, A. R. and Factors affecting gestation length in goats and the effect of
GIRALDEZ, F. J. Effect of tannic acid on rumen degra- gestation period on kid survival, 85
dation and intestinal digestion of treated soya bean meals MELLADO, M., VERA, T., MEZA-HERRERA, C. and Ruiz, F. A
in sheep, 305 note on the effect of air temperature during gestation on
Hopson, J. see Garcia, S. C. birth weight and neonatal mortality of kids, 91
Hopocson, J. see REAL, D. MEZA-HERRERA, C. see MELLADO, M.
Houmes, C. W. see Garcia, S. C. MILFORD, G.F.J., ARMSTRONG, M.J., Jarvis, P.J.,
HOUGHTON, B. J. see MILFORD, G. F. J. HOUGHTON, B. J., BELLETT-TRAVERS, D. M., JoNEs, J. and
HuGues, N.R.G., BORGES DO VALLE, C., SABATEL, V., LeIGH, R. A. Effect of potassium fertilizer on the yield,
Boock, J., Jessop, N.S. and HERRERO, M. Shearing quality and potassium offtake of sugar beet crops grown
strength as an additional selection criterion for quality in on soils of different potassium status, |
Brachiaria pasture ecotypes, 123 MisHorR, T. see DEGEN, A. A.
Hunt, C. see CULLIs, B. R. Mo tier, H.B., Sommer, S.G. and ANDERSEN, B.H
HUTCHINGS, M. R., GORDON, I. J., ROBERTSON, E., KYRIA- Nitrogen mass balance in deep litter during the pig
ZAKIS, I. and JACKSON, F. Effects of parasitic status and fattening cycle and during composting, 287
level of feeding motivation on the diet selected by sheep MoL Loy, R. M. see Easson, D. L.
grazing grass/clover swards, 65 Momirovic, N. see OLJACA, S
HUYGHE, C. see LAGUNES-EsPINOZA, L. C. MorGan, C. L., LADBROOKE, Z. L., BRUCE, D. M , CHILD,
R. and ARTHUR, A. E Breeding oilseed rape for pod
JACKSON, F. see HUTCHINGS, M. R. shattering resistance, 347
JARVIS, P. J. see MILFORD, G. F. J.
Jessop, N.S. see HUGHES, N. R. G. Nicks, B. see NIMENYA, H.
JEWKES, E. C. see BRown, L. NIMENYA, H., DELAUNOIS, A., BLODEN, S., LA Duona, D.,
JONES, J. see MILFORD, G. F. J. CANART, B., Nicks, B., GusTINn, P. and Ansay, M. Jn vitro
Jones, M. J. and SInGH, M. Long-term yield patterns in short-term study of ammonium-nitrogen production from
barley-based cropping systems in Northern Syria. 1. cattle urine: influence of ampicillin, hydroquinone and
Comparison of rotations, 223 animal litter materials, 5
Jones, M. J. and SINGH, M. Long-term yield patterns in NoaMAN, M. N. and EL-Happap, E.-S. Effects of irrigation
barley-based cropping systems in Northern Syria. 2. The water salinity and leaching fraction on the growth of six
role of feed legumes, 237 halophyte species, 279
Jones, M. J. and SinGH, M. Long-term yield patterns in
barley-based cropping systems in Northern Syria. 3. OLESEN, J. E. see THOMSEN, I. K.
Barley monocropping, 251 Ouyaca, S., CvETKOVIC, R., Kovacevic, D., Vasic, G. and
Momirovic, N. Effect of plant arrangement pattern and
KALRA, A., PARAMESWARAN, T. N., RAVINDRA, N. S., GOPAL irrigation on efficiency of maize (Zea mays) and bean
Rao, M. and Kumar, S. Effects of planting date and (Phaseolus vulgaris) intercropping system, 261
dinocap applications on the control of powdery mildew
and yields of seed and seed oil in coriander, 193 Pan, B. and Smith, D.L. The effect of application of
Kam, M. see DEGEN, A. A. genistein to Bradyrhizobium japonicum culture and its
Kim, S. K. see ADETIMIRIN, V. O. rooting medium on soyabean growth nodulation and
Kovacevic, D. see OLJACA, S. nitrogen assimilation in the presence of nitrate, 19
KUMAR, S. see KALRA, A. PAPINEAU, J. see LAGUNES-EsPINOZA, L. C.
KYRIAZAKIS, I. see HUTCHINGS, M. R. PARAMESWARAN, T. N. see KALRA, A.
PATEL, J. B. see PATEL, J. R.
LADBROOKE, Z. L. see MORGAN, C. L. PATEL, J. R., PATEL, J. B., UpaDHYAy, P. N. and UsADADIA,
La Duona, D. see NIMENYA, H. V.P. The effect of various agronomic practices on the
LAGUNES-EsPINOZA, L. C., HUYGHE, C., PAPINEAU, J. and yield of chicory (Cichorium intybus), 271
SHIELD, I. Dry matter and nitrogen accumulation during Perry, N. H. see WILCOX, A.
pod wall development of white lupin genotypes differing PIASENTIER, E., BOVOLENTA, S. and MALOssINI, F. The n-
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Index of Authors
PreEDY, N. see BRown, L. THOMSEN, I. K. and OLESEN, J. E. C AND N MINERALIZATION
OF COMPOSTED AND ANAEROBICALLY STORED RUMINANT
RAVINDRA, N. S. see KALRA, A. MANURE IN DIFFERENTLY TEXTURED SOILS, 151
REAL, D., Gorpon, I. L. and HopGson, J. Genetic advance TILBROOK, J. C. see Brock, J. L.
estimates for red clover (Trifolium pratense) grown under Topp, A. D. see SHIELD, I. F.
spaced plant and sward conditions, 11
ROBERTSON, E. see HUTCHINGS, M. R. UPADHYAY, P. N. see PATEL, J. R.
ROCHFORD, A. D. see BHOGAL, A. Usapapli, V. P. see PATEL, J. R.
ROMHELD, V. see BAGAYOKO, M.
Ruiz, F. see MELLADO, M. VARA PRASAD, P. V. see CRAUFURD, P. Q.
Vasic, G. see OLIACA, S.
SABATEL, V. see HUGHES, N. R. G. VERA, T. see MELLADO, M.
SANKHYAN, S. K. see SHINDE, A. K. VERMA, D. L. see SHINDE, A. K.
SCHOLEFIELD, D. see BRowN, L.
SCHWARTZ, H. J. see DEGEN, A. A. WacuirRA, A.M., SINCLAIR, L.A., WILKINSON, R. G.,
Scott, T. see SHIELD, I. F. HALLETT, K., ENSER, M. and Woop, J.D. Rumen
SERRANO, E. see HERVAS, G. biohydrogenation of n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids and
SHIELD, I. see LAGUNES-ESPINOZA, L. C. their effects on microbial efficiency and nutrient di-
SHIELD, I. F., Scott, T., STEVENSON, H. J., LEACH, J. E. and gestibility in sheep, 419
Topp, A. D. The causes of over-winter plant losses of
autumn-sown white lupins (Lupinus albus) in different
WADGE, K. see BRowN, L.
regions of the UK over three seasons, 173
WHEELER, T. R. see CRAUFURD, P. Q.
SHINDE, A. K., SANKHYAN, S. K., BHATTA, R. and VERMA,
Witcox, A., PERRY, N. H., BOATMAN, N. D. and CHANEY,
D. L. Seasonal changes in nutrient intake and its utiliza-
K. Factors affecting the yield of winter cereals in crop
tion by range goats in a semi-arid region of India, 429
margins, 335
SILBER, A., GANMORE-NEUMANN, R. and BEN-JAAcov, J. The
response of Leucadendron ‘Safari Sunset’ to the fertiliz- WILKINSON, R. G. see WACHIRA, A. M.
ation regime, 27 WILLIAMSON, P. J., HENNESSY, D. W., GoGEL, B. J. and
Sincviair, L. A. see WACHIRA, A. M. BaRLow, R. The estimation of faeces output in penned
SINGH, M. see JONES, M. J. cattle by controlled release of chromium oxide and the
SKRIVANOVA, V. see MAROUNEK, M. subsequent accuracy of predicting forage intake with in
SmiTH, A. see CULLIS, B. R. vitro digestibility, 297
SMITH, D. L. see PAN, B. WILLIAMSON, P. J. see HENNESSY, D. W.
SMITH, P. see AWMACK, C. S. WISEMAN, J. see GARNSWORTHY, P. C.
SomM_ER, S. G. see MOLLER, H. B. Woop, J. D. see WAcHIRA, A. M.
STEVENSON, H. J. see SHIELD, I. F. Wurr, D.C. E., EDMONDSON, R. N. and FeLLows, J. R.
SUMMERFIELD, R. J. see CRAUFURD, P. Q. Climate change: a response surface study of the effects of
SYLVESTER-BRADLEY, R. see BHOGAL, A. CO, and temperature on the growth of French beans, 379