LEUCAENA RESEARCH REPORTS, Volume 13, 1992
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Table of Contents
Section 1. Contributed Papers
Australia
Gutteridge, R.C., and C. T. Sorensson. Frost tolerance of a
Leucaena diversifolia x Leucaena leucocephala hybrid in Queensland,
Australia 3
Brazil
de Lucena Costa, Newton, and Jose Ribamar de Cruz Oliveira.
Effect of cutting height on the yield and protein content of leucaena 6
de Lucena Costa, Newton, Valdinei Tadeu Paulino, and Elizabeth Ann Veasy.
Effects of phosphate fertilization and mycorrhizal inoculation on growth
and
phosphorus uptake of leucaena 8
de Lucena Costa, Newton, Valdinei Tadeu Paulino, Elizabeth
Ann Veasy, and Francisco das Chagas Leonidas. Effect of vesicular-
arbuscular mycorrhiza and rock phosphate fertilization on growth,
nodulation, and
nitrogen and phosphorus uptake of leucaena 10
Columbia
Sanchez, J. F., and R. Moreno, Adaption of some leguminous trees for
agroforestry
use in the north coast of Columbia 13
India
Banerjee, K., D. C. Khatua, and N. Mukherjee. A new wilt disease of
Leucaena
leucocephala in India 18
Dutt, A. K., and Urmila Jamwal. Response of Luecaena leucocephala to
gypsum application 20
Gill, A. S., Deb Roy, and C. K. Bajpai. Growth of Leucaena leucocephala in
a
mango-based, intercropped agroforestry system 22
Gupta, B. K., A. K. Ahuja, and N. S. Malik. Leucaena leaves as a
high-protein
substitute for de-oiled seed cake in concentrates for dairy cattle in India
24
Gupta, B. K., A. K. Ahuja, and N. S. Malik. Seasonal variation in
antiquality
factors of Leucaena leucocephala in India. 26
Gupta, B. K., A. K. Ahuja, and B. Singh. Ruminal disappearance of
antiquality
factors and nitrogen in leucaena leaves 29
Mallesha, B. C., D. J. Bagyaraj, and G. Pai. Perlite-Soilrite mix as a
carrier
for mycorrhiza and rhizobia to inoculate Leucaena leucocephala 32
Mishra, V. K., A. Sharma, and K. S. Verma. Effect of population density of
three tropical trees on biomass productivity and soil chemical status 34
Neeru, V. K., and S. Singh. Effect of feeding leucaena on rumen microbial
activity in buffalo calves 37
Puri, S., S. R. Gupta, and B. B. Bhardwaj. Litterfall quanity and
decomposition
rate in a Leucaena leucocephala plantation on a saline soil 40
Puri, Sunil, and G. S. Shamet. Root and shoot growth of Leucaena
leucocephala
and Leucaena diversifolia in the Shivalik hills of India 43
Singh, S. S. Sensitivity of Leucaena leucocephala cotyledons to gamma
irradiation 46
Indonesia
Toruan-Mathius, Nurita. Micropropagation of Leucaena species by tissue
culture
techniques 49
Toruan-Mathius, Nurita, and Dedy Suhendi. Potential of Leucaena
diversifolia
as raw material for pulp and paper 53
Toruan-Mathius, Nurita, and Dedy Suhendi. Potential of six cultivars of
diploid
Leucaena diversifolia as animal feed 56
New Caledonia
Chazeua, J., I. Capart, and L. Bonnet de Larbogne. Biological control of
the leucaena
psyllid in New Caledonia: The introduction of Curinus coeruleus
(Coccinellida) 59
Nigeria
Nyawuame, H. G. K. Leaf cuticle variations in Leucaena leucocephala as
indicators
of environmental pollution 62
Onwuka, C. F. I., G. O. Adeliyi., W. O. Biokabu, and I. F. Adu. Leucaena
leucocephala leaves in rabbit diets 65
Peoples’ Republic of China
Xu, Yingbao, Jingming Zheng, and Hongyue Chen. Effects of liming and
rhizobial
inoculation on the growth of Leucaena leucocephala cv. Salvador in a acid
soil 68
Philippines
Rathert, G., and C. Nammuang. Effect of Leucaena leucocephala biomass on
acid
paddy soils of Northeast Thailand 71
United Kingdom
Anderson, D. M. W. and Wang Weiping. Gum exudates from Central American
Luecaena species 75
United States
Austin, M. T., C. T. Sorensson., J. L. Brewbaker, and W. Sun. Mineral
nutrient
concentrations in edible forage fractions of 20 leucaena genotypes at
Waimanalo,
Hawaii 77
Hammond, A. C., M. J. Allison, E. J. Bowers, and M. J. Williams. Evaluation
of
new media for detecting dihyroxypyridine-degrading ruminal bacteria in
cattle
fed leucaena 82
Sorensson, C. T. Abbreviation systems for Leucaena epithets 85
Sorensson, C. T. Phytotoxicity of diesel oil applied basally to standing
Leucaena
leucocephala trees 88
Sorensson, C. T., and H. M. Shelton. Numbers of pinnules per pinna as a
marker
for identifying seedlings of Leucaena leucocephala, L. diversifolia, L.
pallida,
and their hybrids 91
Section 2. Index 95