Titlebook: Nitrogen Fixation by Legumes in Mediterranean Agriculture; Proceedings of a wor D. P. Beck,L. A. Materon Conference proceedings 1988 ICARDA

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The Use of Biological Nitrogen Fixation to Develop Livestock and Cereal Production in Moroccorass. In drought stress studies, . was only affected by severe drought, resisting drought at lower levels to ensure regeneration. The number of nodules was reduced by drought stress but increased after watering..A number of rhizobial isolates from different regions of Morocco will be screened for drought resistance and competitive ability.

增長(zhǎng)

The Role of Legumes in Agricultural Production in Cypruss, it was found that the inclusion of common vetch, which fixes nitrogen, results in higher protein output and grain yield of subsequent cereal crops with less nitrogen fertilizer input compared to a continuous cereal production system.

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Development of a Regional Program on Biological Nitrogen Fixation to Enhance Agricultural Productionnce of biological nitrogen fixation (BNF) is highlighted and FAO activities in the field of BNF are outlined. Future action in the form of training, research, and cooperation with various institutions, organizations, and regional programmes is discussed.

acrimony

Maximizing Biological Nitrogen Fixation by Forage and Pasture Legumes in Semi-Arid Areasys of the production area, 2) strain collection, 3) strain selection, 4) strain identification, 5) field evaluation of strains, and 6) inoculant production. In this paper, a set of procedures is presented for each of the stages of the selection and evaluation process, with particular reference to annual . spp. (medics).

爭(zhēng)吵

Biological Nitrogen Fixation Research on Grain Legumés in Ethiopia — An Overview on the biological nitrogen fixation of grain legumes is reviewed and the need for further, intensive research stressed. Particular emphasis is placed on the introduction of effective . strains into productive crop systems.

FLORA

The Status of Biological Nitrogen Fixation Research in Lebanonarch carried out by the American University of Beirut and ICARDA. It includes studies on the effects of inoculation, fertilization, pea weevil, delayed leaf senescence and maintenance of nodule activity beyond pod maturity, and compatibility studies between inocula and pesticides.

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The Role of Mycorrhiza in Improving the Establishment and Function of the ,-Legume System under Fielmes more P per unit of dry matter than the root on which they are formed. Additionally, legumes have a restricted root system compared to graminaceous plants so they are relatively poor foragers for phosphate, a nutrient which diffuses very slowly through the soil solution to the rhizosphere from outside this zone (Munns and Mosse 1980).

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The Role of Pasture and Forage Legumes in Livestock Based Farming SystemsThis paper discusses recent research on forage legumes in rotation with cereals and the use of pasture legumes in the ley farming system. The potential benefits of introducing pasture and forage legumes into cereal rotations are also discussed.