Leguminous Vegetable Cultivation and Seed Production S ...
Leguminous Vegetable Cultivation and Seed Production S ... Leguminous Vegetable Cultivation and Seed Production S ...
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Contents Foreword Symposium recommendations KNOWLEDGE AND TECHNOLOGY Economic feasibility of green manure in rice-based cropping systems 11 M.W. Rosegrant and Roumasset Woody species as green manure crops in rice-based cropping systems 29 J.L. Brewbaker and N. Glover Green manure in rice the Japan experience 45 M. Ishikawa Green manure cultivation and use for rice in China 63 Chen Lizhi Green rn'anure crops in irrigated and rainfed lowland rice-based cropping systems in South Asia 71 I.P. Abrol and S.P. Palaniappan Potential of sesbania as a green manure in saline rice soils in Thailand 83 S. Arunin, C. Dissataporn, Y. Anuluxtipan, and D. Nana Stem-nodulating legumes as green manure for rice in West Africa G. Rinaudo, D. Alazard, and A. Moudiongui Farm-level management systems for green manure crops in Asian rice environments 111 D.P. Garrity and J.C. Flinn EFFECTS ON SOIL FERTILITY Microbiological aspects of green manure in lowland rice soils 131 N.S. SubbaRao Effect of green manure on soil organic matter content and nitrogen availability 151 D.R. Bouldin Nitrogen fixation by leguminous green manure and practices for its enhancement in tropical lowland rice 165 J.K. Ladha, I. Watanabe, and S. Saono
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Contents<br />
Foreword<br />
Symposium recommendations<br />
KNOWLEDGE AND TECHNOLOGY<br />
Economic feasibility of green manure in rice-based cropping<br />
systems 11<br />
M.W. Rosegrant <strong>and</strong> Roumasset<br />
Woody species as green manure crops in rice-based cropping<br />
systems 29<br />
J.L. Brewbaker <strong>and</strong> N. Glover<br />
Green manure in rice the Japan experience 45<br />
M. Ishikawa<br />
Green manure cultivation <strong>and</strong> use for rice in China 63<br />
Chen Lizhi<br />
Green rn'anure crops in irrigated <strong>and</strong> rainfed lowl<strong>and</strong> rice-based<br />
cropping systems in South Asia 71<br />
I.P. Abrol <strong>and</strong> S.P. Palaniappan<br />
Potential of sesbania as a green manure in saline rice soils in<br />
Thail<strong>and</strong> 83<br />
S. Arunin, C. Dissataporn, Y. Anuluxtipan, <strong>and</strong> D. Nana<br />
Stem-nodulating legumes as green manure for rice in West Africa<br />
G. Rinaudo, D. Alazard, <strong>and</strong> A. Moudiongui<br />
Farm-level management systems for green manure crops in Asian rice<br />
environments 111<br />
D.P. Garrity <strong>and</strong> J.C. Flinn<br />
EFFECTS ON SOIL FERTILITY<br />
Microbiological aspects of green manure in lowl<strong>and</strong> rice soils 131<br />
N.S. SubbaRao<br />
Effect of green manure on soil organic matter content <strong>and</strong> nitrogen<br />
availability 151<br />
D.R. Bouldin<br />
Nitrogen fixation by leguminous green manure <strong>and</strong> practices for its<br />
enhancement in tropical lowl<strong>and</strong> rice 165<br />
J.K. Ladha, I. Watanabe, <strong>and</strong> S. Saono
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