Plant Nutrition — from Genetic Engineering to Field Practice

Non-destructive methods for demonstrating chemical changes in the rhizosphere I. Description of methods

Pages 71-74

Dinkelaker, B. (et al.)

Non-destructive methods for demonstrating chemical changes in the rhizosphere II. application of methods

Pages 75-78

Dinkelaker, B. (et al.)

Dissolution of ferric phosphate by alfalfa (Medicago sativa L.) root exudates

Pages 79-82

Masaoka, Y. (et al.)

Mucilage secretion and its interaction with soil, and contact reduction

Pages 83-86

Uren, N. C.

The chemistry of the lowland rice rhizosphere

Pages 87-90

Kirk, G. J. D. (et al.)

Influx and efflux of Amino acids from Zea mays L. roots and their implications for N nutrition and the rhizosphere

Pages 91-94

Jones, D. L. (et al.)

Mobilization of different phosphate fractions in the rhizosphere

Pages 95-98

Jungk, A. (et al.)

Secretion of acid phosphatase by the roots of crop plants under phosphorus-deficient conditions and some properties of the enzyme secreted by lupin Roots

Pages 99-102

Tadano, T. (et al.)

Mechanism of sugar retention by roots of intact maize and field bean plants

Pages 103-106

Mühling, Karl Hermann (et al.)

Biosynthetic pathway of phytosiderophores in iron-deficient graminaceous plants: A new assay system for the detection of nicotianamine amino-transferase activity

Pages 107-109

Kanazawa, K. (et al.)

Influence of minerals on cytoplasmic streaming in root hairs of intact wheat seedlings (Triticum aestivum L.)

Pages 111-114

Sattelmacher, Burkhard (et al.)

Mobilisation of iron and manganese by plant-borne and synthetic metal chelators

Pages 115-118

Zhang, F. S.

Towards an understanding of the molecular basis of plant K+ transport: characterization of cloned K+ transport cDNAs

Pages 121-124

Kochian, L. V. (et al.)

Plasma membrane Ca2+ channels in roots of higher plants and their role in aluminium toxicity

Pages 125-128

Piñeros, Miguel (et al.)

Reduction of Fe(III), Mn(III), and Cu(II) chelates by roots of pea (Pisum sativum L.) or soybean (Glycine max)

Pages 129-132

Norvell, W. A. (et al.)

Effect of zinc nutritional status on activities of superoxide radical and hydrogen peroxide scavenging enzymes in bean leaves

Pages 133-136

Cakmak, I. (et al.)

Screening arabidopsis for mutants in mineral nutrition

Pages 139-142

Delhaize, E. (et al.)

Temporal and nutritional regulation of soybean 7S seed storage protein gene promoters in transgenic petunia

Pages 143-146

Hirai, M. Yokota (et al.)

Expression of a gene (Ids2) induced by Fe deficiency treatment in the roots of Hordeum vulgare L.

Pages 147-150

Mori, S. (et al.)

Approaches to cloning genes encoding for nutrient transporters in plants

Pages 151-154

Smith, F. W. (et al.)

Investigations of boron uptake at the cellular level

Pages 157-160

Jenkin, Mandy (et al.)

Boron uptake in sunflower, squash and cultured tobacco cells-Studies with stable isotope and ICP-MS

Pages 161-164

Brown, Patrick H. (et al.)

Uptake and distribution of calcium in rose plantlets as affected by calcium and boron concentration in culture solution

Pages 165-168

Ganmore-Neumann, Ruth (et al.)

The Contribution of different regions of the seminal roots of wheat to uptake of nitrate from soil

Pages 169-172

Brady, D. J. (et al.)

Regulation of nitrate uptake by amino acids in maize cell suspension Culture and intact roots.

Pages 173-176

Padgett, Pamela E. (et al.)

Simulation of the maximum nitrate inflow (Imax) of lettuce (Lactuca sativa L.) grown under fluctuating climatic conditions in the greenhouse

Pages 177-180

Steingrobe, B. (et al.)

Relationship between intracellular pH and N metabolism in maize (Zea mays L.) roots

Pages 181-184

Gerendás, J. (et al.)

Changes in the amino acid composition and protein modification in phloem sap of rice

Pages 185-188

Hayashi, H. (et al.)

Energy dependent transport occurs in some anoxic plant tissues

Pages 189-191

Zhang, Qisen (et al.)

Nutrient storage pool concentrations in plants as diagnostic indicators of nutrient sufficiency

Pages 195-198

Barraclough, P. B.

Postanthesis remobilisation and losses of nitrogen in wheat in relation to applied nitrogen

Pages 199-201

Palta, J. A. (et al.)

Allocation of carbon and nitrogen as a function of the internal nitrogen status of a plant: modelling allocation under non-steady-state situations

Pages 203-206

Werf, Adrie (et al.)

Growth and biomass partitioning of Anthriscus sylvestris (L.) Hoffm. and Festuca ovina (L.) at different relative addition rates of nitrogen

Pages 207-210

Hansson, Margareta L. (et al.)

The Role of free sugars and amino acids in the regulation of biomass partitioning and plant growth

Pages 211-214

Buysse, Jan (et al.)

Nitrogen supply and the control of expansive growth and function in leaves and roots

Pages 215-218

James, A. (et al.)

Nitrogen redistribution to sorghum grains as affected by plant competition

Pages 219-222

Rosolem, Ciro A. (et al.)

Carbon-nitrogen interaction model in field crop production

Pages 223-226

Osaki, M.

Comparison of production efficiency among field crops related to nitrogen nutrition and application

Pages 227-230

Shinano, Takuro (et al.)

Glutelin accumulation and changes in the levels of its mRNA in the superior and inferior spikelets of rice ear during ripening

Pages 231-234

Iwasaki, Yasunaga (et al.)

Improving the mineral reserves and protein quality of maize (Zea mays L.) kernels using unique genes

Pages 235-238

Welch, R. M. (et al.)

Effect of sulphur nutrition and leaf excision on distribution and redistribution of sulphur in barley

Pages 239-242

Adiputra, I. G. K. (et al.)

Critical plant K concentrations for growth and problems in the diagnosis of nutrient deficiencies by plant analysis

Pages 245-248

Barraclough, P. B. (et al.)

Use of cation/anion exchange membranes for multi-element testing of acidic soils

Pages 249-252

McLaughlin, M. J. (et al.)

The nutrition of grazed pastures in New Zealand

Pages 253-256

Cornforth, I. S. (et al.)

Nitrogen and phosphorus requirements of cotton and wheat under changing atmospheric CO2 concentrations

Pages 257-260

Rogers, G. S. (et al.)

Fluorescence and reflectance characteristics of manganese deficient soybean leaves: effects of leaf age and choice of leaflet

Pages 261-264

Adams, M. L. (et al.)

Release characteristics of ion-exchange resins as buffers in low ionic strength nutrient solutions

Pages 265-268

Kerven, G. L. (et al.)

Non-structural carbohydrate: analysis by near infrared reflectance spectroscopy and its importance as an indicator of plant growth

Pages 269-272

Batten, G. D. (et al.)

Understanding zinc reactions in vertisols to predict zinc responses by wheat

Pages 273-276

Dang, Y. P. (et al.)

Use of GEOCHEM-PC to predict rare earth element (REE) species in nutrient solutions

Pages 277-280

Diatloff, E. (et al.)

Correction of leaf nutrient values for assessment of Hevea nutrition

Pages 281-283

Lau, C. H. (et al.)

Symptoms of mineral nutrient deficiencies and the nutrient concentration ranges in seedlings of Eucalyptus Maculata Hook

Pages 285-291

Dell, B. (et al.)

Mineral nutrient disorders of root crops of the Pacific: preliminary observations on sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas)

Pages 293-297

O’Sullivan, J. N. (et al.)

Foliar analysis in the South African Sugar Industry for diagnostic and nutrient trend purposes

Pages 299-302

Schroeder, B. L. (et al.)

A global approach to mineral nutrition based on the growth needs of seedlings produced in forest tree nurseries

Pages 303-306

Langlois, C. G. (et al.)

Why are hairy root clusters so abundant in the most nutrient-impoverished soils of Australia?

Pages 309-312

Lamont, Byron B.

Mineral uptake and transport in xylem and phloem of the proteaceous tree, Banksia prionotes

Pages 313-316

Pate, John S. (et al.)

Phosphorus Allocation in P-Efficient and Inefficient Barley Cultivars as Affected by Mycorrhizal Infection

Pages 319-322

Baon, J. B. (et al.)

Root Characteristics of Native Plant Species in Relation to the Benefit of Mycorrhizal Colonization for Phosphorus Uptake

Pages 323-326

Jasper, D. A. (et al.)

Effects of Levels of Vam and P Fertilizer on the Response of Linseed to Zinc Fertilizer in an Indian Vertisol

Pages 327-330

Khare, A. K. (et al.)

Effect of white clover (Trifolium repens L.) intercropping on growth and nutrient uptake of upland rice (Oryza sativa L.) in relation to VA-mycorrhizae and soil fertility

Pages 331-334

Pasolon, Y. B. (et al.)

Phosphorus nutrition and competitive ability in semi-arid grasses

Pages 337-340

Armstrong, R. D.

Effect of waterlogging and application of nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer on the production of two species of an argentine natural grassland

Pages 341-343

Lavado, R. S. (et al.)

Adaptation of tropical forage species to acid soils: The Influence of varying phosphorus supply and soil type on phosphorus uptake and Use

Pages 345-348

Rao, I. M. (et al.)

Seed size and fertilizer effects on seedling growth of contrasting plant species

Pages 349-352

Kang, B. T. (et al.)

Effects of seed phosphorus concentration on the emergence and growth of subterranean clover (Trifolium subterraneum)

Pages 353-356

Thomson, C. J. (et al.)

Field studies on calibrations relating soil test phosphorus to plant yield

Pages 359-362

Bolland, M. D. A.

Defining phosphorus efficiency in plants

Pages 363-366

Gourley, C. J. P. (et al.)

Genotypic differences in phosphorus efficiency of wheat

Pages 367-370

Horst, W. J. (et al.)

Sowing date and phosphorus utilization by wheat

Pages 371-374

Batten, G. D. (et al.)

Development of guidelines for the use of PROVIDE™ on wheat and canola

Pages 375-378

Leggett, M. E. (et al.)

Effects of rate and time of phosphorus application on seed yield of cowpea (Vigna unguiculata) cv. Vita 4

Pages 379-382

Ikombo, B. M. (et al.)

Contrasting phosphorus responses of pigeonpea genotypes differing in maturity duration

Pages 383-386

Kubota, A. (et al.)

Dissolution of phosphate rock and triple superphosphate in acid soils measured using an open-leaching system

Pages 387-390

Hanafi, M. M. (et al.)

The Mobility of Boron in Plants

Pages 393-396

Oertli, J. J.

The control of boron accumulation by two genotypes of wheat

Pages 397-400

Garnett, Trevor P. (et al.)

Grain Set Failure in Boron Deficient Wheat

Pages 401-404

Rerkasem, B. (et al.)

Effects of Boron on Pollen Viability in Wheat

Pages 405-407

Cheng, C. (et al.)

Comparison of Seed Yield and Quality of Peanut (Arachis Hypogaea L.) Cultivars in Low Fertility Soils and Their Response to Boron and Complete Fertilizer

Pages 409-412

Keerati-Kasikorn, P. (et al.)

An Effect of Shade on the Boron Requirement for Leaf Blade Elongation in Black Gram (Vigna Mungo L. Hepper)

Pages 413-416

Noppakoonwong, R. N. (et al.)

Effect of boron on nodulated and non-nodulated pea plants

Pages 417-420

GáRate, A. (et al.)

Responses of Rape Genotypes to Boron Application

Pages 421-424

Yuai, Yang (et al.)

Trace element composition of different plant species used for remediation of boron-laden soils

Pages 425-428

Bañuelos, G. S. (et al.)

The use of a double isotope (15N and 34S) labelling technique to assess the suitability of various reference crops for estimating nitrogen fixation in Gliricidia sepium and Leucaena leucocephala

Pages 431-434

Awonaike, K. O. (et al.)

15N2 measurement of nitrogen fixation by legumes and actinorhizals: theory and practice

Pages 435-438

Wood, M. (et al.)

Differences between Bradyrhizobium strains NC92 and TAL1000 in their nodulation and nitrogen fixation with peanut in iron deficient soil

Pages 439-442

O’Hara, G. W. (et al.)

Responses of Bradyrhizobium-inoculated mungbean (Vigna radiata) to applied nitrogen

Pages 443-446

Santos, P. J. A. (et al.)

Bradyrhizobium technology: a promising substitute for chemical nitrogen fertilizer in Bangladesh agriculture

Pages 447-450

Hoque, M. S.

Spatial distribution of root activity and nitrogen fixation in sorghum/pigeonpea intercropping on an Indian Alfisol

Pages 451-454

Ito, Osamu (et al.)

Effects of low molybdenum seed on nodule initiation, development and N2 fixation in black gram (Vigna mungo L. )

Pages 455-458

Jongruaysup, S. (et al.)

The role of copper in nitrogen fixation in Lupinus luteus L.

Pages 459-462

Seliga, Henryka

Distribution of fixed-N and nitrate-N in cowpea during pod development

Pages 463-464

Douglas, L. A. (et al.)

Pod development of groundnut (Arachis hypogaea L.) in solution culture

Pages 465-468

Zharare, G. E. (et al.)

Nitrogen use efficiency of rice reconsidered: What are the key constraints?

Pages 471-474

Cassman, K. G. (et al.)

Synchronising diagnosis and correction of nitrogen deficiency in barley grown in semi-arid environments

Pages 475-478

Elliott, D. E. (et al.)

Improving effectiveness of urea as a forage fertilizer

Pages 479-482

Malhi, S. S. (et al.)

Making the most of fall-applied N fertilizer

Pages 483-486

Malhi, S. S. (et al.)

Fate of nitrogen fertilizer applied on two main arables crops, winter wheat (Triticum aestivum) and sugar beet (Beta vulgaris) in the loam region of Belgium

Pages 487-490

Destain, J. P. (et al.)

Use of urease inhibitors to reduce ammonia loss following application of urea to flooded rice fields

Pages 491-493

Freney, J. R. (et al.)

A comparison of the effects of subsoiling on plant uptake and leaching losses of sulphur and nitrogen from a simulated urine patch

Pages 495-498

McLaren, R. G. (et al.)

Modelling of sulfur oxidation from elemental sulfur

Pages 499-502

Blair, Graeme J. (et al.)

Sulfur soil testing

Pages 503-506

Blair, Graeme J. (et al.)

Nitrogen effects on competition between subterranean clover and capeweed

Pages 509-512

Bolger, T. P. (et al.)

Nitrogen requirements for italian ryegrass seed production

Pages 513-516

Rowarth, J. S. (et al.)

Stimulation of cotton root growth and yield by ammonium polyphosphate applied to soil with high levels of available phosphorus

Pages 517-520

Kovar, J. L. (et al.)

Effects of sowing time and plant age on critical nitrogen concentrations in canola (Brassica napus L.)

Pages 521-524

Hocking, P. J.

Effective management of N fertilizer use for wheat and barley production in a semi-arid environment

Pages 525-528

Xu, Z. H. (et al.)

Effect of split N-application on growth and yield of wheat (T. aestivum L.) genotypes

Pages 529-532

Abdin, M. Z. (et al.)

Nitrogen and yield potential of irrigated rice

Pages 533-536

Kropff, M. J. (et al.)

Effect of nitrogen (NH4 NO3) supply on absorption of ammonium and nitrate by conventional and hybrid rice during reproductive growth

Pages 537-540

Ancheng, Luo (et al.)

Tolerance of ten crop species to atmospheric ammonia during seed germination, radicle and coleoptile growth

Pages 541-544

Dowling, Christopher W.

Dead fine roots — a neglected biofertiliser

Pages 547-550

Bansal, Manju (et al.)

Changes in soil organic matter with cropping as measured by organic carbon fractions and 13C natural isotope abundance

Pages 551-554

Lefroy, Rod D. B. (et al.)

Surface residue and nitrogen fertilization effects on no-till wheat

Pages 555-558

Rasmussen, P. E.

Economic comparisons between zero and conventional tillage as influenced by N fertiliser management

Pages 559-562

Malhi, S. S. (et al.)

Nitrogen nutrition of no-till grain sorghum following Centrosema pascuorum cv Cavalcade pastures

Pages 563-566

Thiagalingam, K. (et al.)

Nutrient content of monoculture corn (12 Years) as a function of nitrogen, tillage, and residue management

Pages 567-570

Dowdy, R. H. (et al.)

Influence of nitrogen at transplanting on growth and yield potential of pepper

Pages 573-576

Hassan, Siti Aishah (et al.)

Nitrogen use and crop quality of hyacinth

Pages 577-580

Landman, A. (et al.)

Response of processing tomatoes to applications of nitrogen and potassium

Pages 581-584

Ashcroft, W. J. (et al.)

Fertigation of no benefit for kiwifruit

Pages 587-590

Marsh, K. B. (et al.)

Determination of the fertiliser requirements of pear trees from tree performance, leaf analysis and fruit quality data

Pages 591-594

Wooldridge, J.

Effects of inorganic nitrogen forms on growth of Eucalyptus globulus seedlings

Pages 595-598

Shedley, E. (et al.)

Can polyolefin coated nitrogen reduce nitrate leaching and fertilizer requirements for young citrus trees?

Pages 599-602

Alva, A. K. (et al.)

Release of nonexchangeable potassium from different size fractions of two highly K-fertilized soils in the rhizosphere of rape (Brassica napus cv Drakkar)

Pages 605-608

Niebes, Jean-Francois (et al.)

Distribution of potassium in the soil profile of a sandplain soil under pasture species

Pages 609-612

Edwards, N. K.

Potassium, calcium and magnesium antagonism in clones of Populus trichocarpa

Pages 613-616

Diem, B. (et al.)

Supplemental calcium does not improve growth of salt-stressed brassicas

Pages 617-620

Schmidt, C. (et al.)

Magnesium deficiency in expanding leaves of phaseolus vulgaris — Gas exchange and nutrient concentrations

Pages 621-624

Fischer, Erika S. (et al.)

The effect of potassium application on leaf water relations characteristics of field grown barley plants (Hordeum distichum L.)

Pages 625-628

Jensen, C. R. (et al.)

Potassium deficiency causes injuries to picea pungens glauca in nurseries

Pages 629-631

Alt, D. (et al.)

Most efficient potassium use in a wheat-rice rotation in sichuan province China

Pages 633-636

Nong, Hu Si (et al.)

Nutrient uptake and yield responses by flue-cured tobacco in an amended sandy soil of Malaysia

Pages 637-640

Abdullah, C. T.

Response of setaria (Setaria sphacelata) to phosphorus and potassium on red soils in subtropical China

Pages 641-644

Michalk, D. L. (et al.)

Analysis of the genotypic variation in radiocaesium uptake from soil

Pages 645-648

Smolders, E. (et al.)

Zinc-Binding Peptides as a Function of Zn and S in Soybeans

Pages 651-652

Fontes, Renildes L. F. (et al.)

Effect of pH on Mn Absorption by Barley Genotypes in a Chelate-Buffered Nutrient Solution

Pages 653-656

Huang, Chunyuan (et al.)

Effect of bicarbonate and root zone temperature on uptake of Zn, Fe, Mn and Cu by different rice cultivars (Oryza sativa L.) grown in calcareous soil

Pages 657-660

Yang, X. (et al.)

Evaluation of strategy I mechanisms in iron efficient and inefficient maize cultivars

Pages 661-664

Wirén, Nicolaus (et al.)

Effects of Seed Manganese Concentration on Lupin Emergence

Pages 665-668

Crosbie, Julie (et al.)

Development of an ELISA for Estimation of the Copper Nutritional Status of Wheat and Cotton

Pages 669-672

Rao, N. R. (et al.)

Copper Supply and the Leaf Emergence Rate of Spring Wheat

Pages 673-675

Longnecker, Nancy (et al.)

Novel Nutrient Solutions for Zinc Nutrition Research: Buffering Free Zinc2+ with Synthetic Chelators and P with Hydroxyapatite

Pages 677-680

Parker, David R.

Zinc Deficiency Predisposes Winter Cereals to Rhizoctonia Root Rot

Pages 681-684

Thongbai, Pongmance (et al.)

Effects of Mn on accumulation of nutrients in wheat plants infected with the take-all fungus

Pages 685-688

Rengel, Z. (et al.)

Inhibition of Mitochondrial Electron Transport Is the Prime Cause Behind Proline Accumulation during Mineral Deficiency in Oryza Sativa

Pages 689-692

Saradhi, P. Pardha (et al.)

Use of Micronutrients in Increasing Yield of Milk Thistle (Silybum Marianum, gaertn) Grown in a Desert Area under Irrigation

Pages 693-696

El-Sayed, A. A. (et al.)

Growth and nutrition of small Betula pendula plants at different relative addition rates of iron, manganese and zinc

Pages 697-700

Göransson, Anders (et al.)

Genotypical differences in responses to iron deficiency between sensitive and resistant cultivars of chickpea (Cicer arietinum)

Pages 701-704

Ohwaki, Y. (et al.)

Iron, Zinc and Manganese Nutrition of Wetland Rice (Oryza Sativa L.) on a Gypsum Amended Sodic Soil

Pages 705-708

Swarup, Anand

Effect of Cobalt-Enriched NPK Fertilizer on Cobalt Concentration in Ryegrass and Its Leaching Losses at Different pH Levels

Pages 709-712

Singh, Bal Ram

The effect of aluminium on the distribution of calcium, magnesium and phosphorus in mycorrhizal and non-mycorrhizal seedlings of eucalyptus rudis: a cryo-microanalytical study

Pages 715-718

Egerton-Warburton, L. M. (et al.)

Interactions between aluminium, magnesium and calcium with different monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plant species

Pages 719-722

Keltjens, Willem G. (et al.)

Effect of various metal ions on growth of two wheat lines known to differ in aluminium tolerance

Pages 723-726

Wheeler, D. M. (et al.)

Screening sorghum for tolerance to excess manganese in solution culture

Pages 727-730

Mgema, W. G. (et al.)

Proline in relation to free radical production in seedlings of Brassica juncea raised under sodium chloride stress

Pages 731-734

Alia, (et al.)

Crop growth on an acidic duplex soil: variable yields did not reflect variable soil pH and yields were not improved by lime

Pages 735-738

Dracup, Miles (et al.)

Nutritional limitations of subsoils

Pages 739-742

Graham, Robin D. (et al.)

A multichannel pH controller for solution culture systems

Pages 743-746

Webb, Michael J.

Effect of gypsum and lime on wheat growth in pots containing an acidic subsoil

Pages 747-750

McLay, C. D. A. (et al.)

Effect of exchangeable aluminium on the reduction of potato scab

Pages 751-754

Mizuno, N. (et al.)

Physiological responses of lupin roots to high pH

Pages 755-758

Tang, C. (et al.)

Variation in the growth of lupin species and genotypes on alkaline soil

Pages 759-762

Tang, C. (et al.)

High pH in the nutrient solution impairs water uptake in lupinus angustifolius L.

Pages 763-765

Tang, C. (et al.)

Screening species and cultivars for their tolerance to acidic soil conditions

Pages 767-770

Ring, S. M. (et al.)

Zn and δ15N in plants grown on the soil amended with activated sludge of various Zn levels

Pages 771-774

Goto, S. (et al.)

The binding of zinc in root cells of crop plants by phytic acid

Pages 775-778

Steveninck, R. F. M. (et al.)

What is the significance of herbicide-nutrient interactions on wheat?

Pages 779-782

Osborne, L. D. (et al.)

Distribution of Cu and Zn in soils and mangroves (Kandelia candel) in a polluted estuary

Pages 783-786

Chiu, Chih-Yu (et al.)

Differences in the cadmium content of some common WA pasture plants supplied with a range of levels of cadmium

Pages 787-790

Bramley, R. G. V. (et al.)

Production of SH compounds in higher plants of different tolerance to Cd

Pages 791-794

Obata, H. (et al.)

Effects of potassium and zinc fertilizers, gypsum and leaching on cadmium in the seed of poppies (Papaver somniferum L.).

Pages 795-798

Salardini, A. A. (et al.)