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August 1985 Monograph No. 11 

<strong>World</strong> <strong>Literature</strong> on Leucaena 

(Leucaena leucocephala (Lam.) de Wit) 

E. Olvera, M. D. Benge, and S. H. West 

. "4 .4P 

Agricultural Experiment Stations 

Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences 

University of Florida, Gainesville

WORLD LITERATURE ON LEUCAENA 

[Leucaena leucocephala (Lam.) 

By 

E. Olvera 

M. D. Benge 

and 

S. H. West 

de Wit] 

Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences 

University of Florida

PREFACE 

The fast-growing, tropical leguminous tree, Leucaena leucocephala 

(Lam.) de Wit, was originated in Mexico and Guatemala. Its proteinrich 

foliage (28% dry basis) is eaten by livestock throughout the 

tropics. Biomass yields of 200 cu m per ha per year have been reported 

(Brewbaker and Hutton, 1979). This biomass can be used as a source of fuel, 

charcoal, poles, lumber, etc. Leucaena has many favorable features, such 

as nitrogen fixation and resistance to drought, fire, and pests, which makes 

it an excellent selection for controlling erosion, reforestation, and soil 

improvement. 

Leucaena has value as a nurse (or shade) crop for tree plantations, 

and its use for paper pulp, chips for wood products, fence posts, green 

manure, and fertilizer is increasing. 

This compilation is intended to keep scientists abreast of the 

research being conducted on leucaena, to guide further research, and 

to avoid work duplication. 

To simplify updates of this literature, the information has been 

stored on magnetic cards, and the references are listed by the authors' 

name, in alphabetical order. Since not all the publications listed were 

available, many were indexed according to the title of the work. This 

issue includes leucaena publications of 1980. 

An addendum containing works published from 1981 to August 1985 appears 

at the end of this publication. The sources are the Commonwealth Agricultural 

Bureau (CAB) and the Bibliography of Agriculture (AGRICOLA). These references 

are listed by year. 

The author sent part of this bibliography to the University of Yucatan, 

where it was published in 1978 in Tropical Animal Production, Vol. 3, and 

in Secretaria de Recursos Hidraulicos, Instituto Nacional Investigaciones 

Agricolas (CIAPY), Publication Especial No. 8. 

We would appreciate notification of corrections and additions at 

the address below: 

Dr. Eduardo Olvera 

c/o Dr. Sherlie West 

Agronomy Seed Lab 

Bldg. 661 

University of Florida 

Gainesville, Florida 32611 

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 

I wi'sh to express my appreciation to Dr. James L. Brewbaker for the 

encouragement and guidance he gave me to be a scientist. His suggestion to 

start this work goes back to 1977. 

I am indebted to Dulce M. Kuri, Sheryl Pyckering, and Isa Santiago for 

their enthusiastic help. 

I thank my wife, Graciela Di Pierri Olvera, for her constant support 

and encouragement. Finally, I am thankful to Beverly Harvey for preliminary 

typing, and to Mary Cilley, Managing Editor, Charlotte Sykes, Editorial 

Assistant, Jeanne Carver, Editorial Assistant and Renea Bohannan, Word 

Processing Specialist, for producing this work. 

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Eduardo Olvera

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

PREFACE iii 

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS iv 

SUBJECT INDEX 1 

PAGE 

AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION AND PROMOTION 1 

CHEMICAL COMPOSITION 1 

Foliage 1- 

Seed 1 

CLIMATOLOGY 1 

COMBINATIONS WITH OTHER CROPS 1 

Albizia falcataria 1 

Bamboo 1 

Banana 2 

Cassava 2 

Coconut 2 

Corn 2 

Forest Trees 2 

Fruit Trees 2 

Grasses 2 

Mushroom 2 

Several 2 

COMPARISONS WITH OTHER FEEDSTUFFS 2 

Agave 2 

Alfalfa 2 

Camote 2 

Cassava 2 

Centrosema 2 

Copra 2 

Cottonseed 2 

Fish 3 

Grasses 3 

Grass/Legumes 3 

Groundnut Cake 3 

Oil Cake Meals 3 

Peanuts 3 

Ramie 3 

Ramon 3 

Rice Polishings 3 

Sago 3 

V

PAGE 

Sea Weed 3' 

Several 3 

Soybean 3 

Stylosanthes 3 

Sweet Potato 3 

Yucca 3 

COMPREHENSIVE WORKS 4 

DESCRIPTION 5 

Economic 5 

Flora 5 

Antilles, Africa, Bahama Islands, Bermuda, Bolivia, Brazil, 

British Honduras, Caroline Islands, Central America, Ceylon, 

Chile, Cook Islands, Costa Rica, Croix Islands, Cuba, Fiji 

Islands, Guam, Guatemala, Hawaii, India, Jamaica, Java, 

Malay, Manila, Mexico, New Guinea, New Hebrides, Nigeria, 

Pakistan, Panama, Peru, Philippines, Puerto Rico, South 

Africa, Southeast Polynesia, Surinam, Thailand, Trinidad 

and Tobago, USA, Venezuela, Virgin Islands, West Indies 

Fodder 7 

Legumes 7 

Leucaena 7 

Medicinal 8 

Poisonous 8 

Species of Leucaena 8 

Taxonomic 8 

Trees 8 

Africa, Bolivia, British Honduras, Calcutta, France, Ghana, 

Malaya, Mexico, Philippines, Puerto Rico, Taiwan, Tanganyika, 

USA, Virgin Islands 

Useful 9 

ECONOMICS 9 

ESTABLISHMENT 9 

General 9 

Conditions 9 

In acid soils, In grasses, In highland, In soil media 

Methods of 10 

Uses 10 

Fodder, Nurse tree, Weed control, Wood production 

Vegetative propagation 10 

deed, Controlled d5 11 

Weed Control 11 

FARMING SYSTEMS 11

PAGE 

FODDER 11 

Biological Evaluation 11 

Description 12 

Grazing 12 

Production 12 

Quality 12 

Species, Use by 13 

Beef, Calves, Cows, Fish, Goats, Heifers, Pigs, 

Poultry, Quail, Rabbits, Rats, Sheep, Turkeys 

Utilization 15 

FOOD 15 

GENETICS 15 

General 15 

Introduction (Leucaena) 15 

Hybridization 15 

Selection 16 

GREEN MANURE 16 

MANAGEMENT 16 

General 16 

Culture 16 

Green Matter Production 17 

Wood Production 17 

METHODS OF ANALYSIS 17 

MIMOSINE 17 

uenerai 

Benefic Effects 

Biosynthesis 

Cataract 

Content 

Cytological Effects 

17 

17 

17 

17 

18 

18 

Depilatory Effects 

Detoxification 

18 

18 

Effects on Species 18 

Beef, Bovines, Bull calves, Cows, Fish, Goats, Heifers, 

Humans, Paramecium, Pigs, Plants, Poultry, Quail, 

Rabbits, Rats, Sheep 

Enzymes 20 

Goitrogenic Effects 20 

Isolation 20 

Properties of Mimosine and/or Related Compounds 20 

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PAGE 

Related Compounds 21 

Structure 21 

Synthesis of Mimosine and/or Related Compounds 21 

Toxicity Comparison 21 

Toxicity Mechanisms 21 

NURSE CROP 21 

General 21 

Cocoa 21 

Coffee 21 

Corn 22 

Mushrooms 22 

Rubber 22 

Sal and Teak 22 

Tea 22 

Winged Bean 22 

Wood Trees 22 

NUTRITION OF LEUCAENA 22 

PARASITOLOGY 22 

Fungus 22 

Insects 22 

Microorganisms 23 

Nematodes 23 

PHYSIOLOGY 23 

Antibiodies 23 

Antigens 23 

Cytology 23 

Ecology 23 

Effect of Elements 23 

Al, Ca, Hg, Mn, Mo, N, P, pH, Se 

Embrology 24 

Flowering 24 

Growth 24 

Growth Hormones 24 

Leaf Movement 24 

Mycorrhizae 24 

Nitrogen Metabolism 24 

Nodulation 24 

Plant Nitrogen Fixation 24 

Radio Sensitivity 24 

Root Growth 24 

Shading 24 

Stomatal Ontogeny 24 

Symbiosis 25 

Tissue Culture 25 

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REFORESTATION 25 

RESEARCH REPORTS 25 

General 25 

Animal Physiology 25 

Dairy 25 

Fodder 25 

Forest 26 

Meat 26 

Pasture 26 

Socio-Economic 26 

SEED 26 

Coagulants 26 

Coffee Substitute, Use as 26 

Dormancy 26 

Germination 26 

Inoculation 26 

Oil Content 27 

Pelleting 27 


Rhizobium 27 

Storage 27 

Treatment 27 

SOIL CONSERVATION AND EROSION CONTROL 27 

SOIL IMPROVEMENT 27 

WOOD 28 

General 28 

Charcoal 28 

Energy 28 

Firewood 28 

Hardboard Production 28 

Lumber 28 

Paper 28 


Properties 29 

Treatment 29 

Yield Assessment 29 

REFERENCES 31 

APPENDIX 135

AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION AND PROMOTION 

Arellano 78 

Atmsoedarjo and Banyard 78* 

Benge 81f 

Capili 75 

Curran 76a 

Drilon 77 

Evans 78 

FAD 78 

MacLean 81 

Malawi 79 

Mercader 76 

Mojica 76 

Parham 53 

Phillippines 76, 74a 

Pollisco 77 

Salting 76 

CHEMICAL COMPOSITION 

Foliage 

Adeneye 79 

Africa 36 

Andrew and Robins 69, 69a 

Castillo 77 

Castillo et al. 63 

Ceylon 29 

CSIRO 60 (Commonwealth...) 

Decay 76 

Dijkman 58 

D'mello and Acamovic 80 

D'mello and Taplin 78 

D'mello and Thomas 78 

Eusebio et al. 61 

FAO 57 

Hardison 66 

Hawaii 45 

Hu and Cheng 80 

Hutton and Andrew 78 

Hutton and Beattie 76 

James 78 

James et al. 77 

Joachim 29 

Jones 80 

Jones et al. 77 

SUBJECT INDEX 

Seed 

Kinch and Ripperton 62 

Labadan 77 

Mexico 74 

Minson, undated 

Mtimuni 72 

Ottenwaelder 39 

Palafox and Reid 61 

Rhodesia 34, 37 

Rosas et al. 80 

Sherman and Kanehiro 49 

Singh and Mudgal 67 

Upadhyav et al. 74 

Venezuela 57 

Work 38, 46 

Yerena et al. 78 

Ylagnan and Sanchez 57 

Anelli and Nuti 78 

Benge 80, 81a 

Farooq and Siddiqui 54 

Felkers and Bandurski 77 

Oaxaca, Mexico 76 

Padilla and Soliven 33 

Verma and Chandra 79 

CLIMATOLOGY 

Brookfield 64 

Calooy 75 

Hicks 69 

Mueller-Dombois and Spatz 75 

Shaw and Van Velsen 69 

Velsen and Edward 70 

Watson 65 

COMBINATIONS WITH 

OTHER CROPS 

Albizia falcataria 

Bamboo 

Bangcola 76 

Curran 

*Two-digit dates following authors' names imply 1900; other centuries are 

indicated.

COMBINATIONS WITH 

OTHER CROPS (Continued) 

Banana 

Cassava 

Coconut 

Corn 

Curran 76b 

Benge 77g 

Benge 77f 

Ciesielski and Curran 77 

Hill 69 

Reynolds 78 

Southern 67 

Benge 77b, 77c, 78a 

Benge and Ciesielski 77a 

Benge and Curran 76 

Brewbaker 75c 

Granert 79 

Hartmans 81 

Forest Trees 


Curran 741, 74c, 80 

Palit et al. 80 

Fruit Trees 

Grasses 



Barrau 53, 54 

Benge 80a, 81b 


Blunt 76 


Cooksley 74 

Curran 74c 

Furr 65 

Harham 57 


Jones and Harrison 80 

Mendoza 77 

Partride and Ranacou 74 

Paterson 44a 

Rensburg 60 

2 

Mushroom 

Several 

Walandouw 52 

Whitney 77 

Whitney and Kaneniro 67 

Williams 67 

Benge 78c 

Baconguis and Rondilla 79 

Benge 76 

Maistre 65 

Patil and Gill 80 

Whitney et al. 76 

COMPARISONS WITH 

OTHER FEEDSTUFFS 

Agave (sisal) 

Alfalfa 

Camote 

Cassava 

Centrosema 

Copra 

Cottonseed 

Boonpukdee et al. undated 

Ferreiro et al. 78 


Benge 78a, 81c 

Chow and Ross 6 

Kharat et al. 81 

:rancisco 64 

klvarez et al. 

krrivillaga and 

:rancisco 64 

erpacio et al. 

lingayan and Frc 

pringhall and F 

Arrivillaga and

Fish 

Grasses 

Lee and Yi 63 

Bagaoisan 65 

Koshi et al. 56 


Grass/Legumes 

Alvarez et al. 78c 



Groundnut Cake 

Hulman et al. 79, 78a 

Oil Cake Meals 

Peanuts 

Ramie 

Ramon 

Hawaii Agr. Expt. Sta. 49 

Henke and Maruyama 47 

Bagaoisan 65 

Boonpukdee et al. undated 

Gerpacio et al. 68 


Rice Polishings 

Alvarez et al. 77b, 78a, 78b 

3 

Sago 

Sea Weed 

Several 

Soybean 

Springhall and Ross 65. 65a 

Lee and Yi 63 

Abilay 67 

Addy and Thomas, 77, 77b 

Agaton 68 

Bagoisan 65 

Castillo 77 

Cruz and Laudencia 78 

Harris et al. 80 

Henke et al. 42 

Labadan 77 

Ludivico 61 

Malabayabas 65 

Poillot et al. 76 

Salais et al. 77, 77a 

Saure 65 

Siebert et al. 76 

Sison 64 

Lee 63 

Lee and Yi 63 

Lee, T. Y. 57 

Stylosanthes 

Anon. 78 

Velasco et al. 77 

Sweet Potato 

Yucca 

Dingagyan and Fronda 50 

Alvarez 77a

COMPREHENSIVE WORKS 

Australia 62 (Handbook, 583 pp.) 

Australia 69 (M. Sc. Thesis, agriculture, 249 pp.) 

Beale et al. 79 (FAD project) 


Bogdan 77 (Tropical pasture and fodder plants, 475 pp.) 

Brewbaker and Hutton 79 (Comprehensive report, 52 pp.) 

Castillo 79 (Dairy Report, 42 pp.) 

CSIRO 74 (Report animal physiology, 85 pp.) 

Curran 74b (General information) 

Eckholm 76 (Environmental stress, 223 pp.) 

Gonzalez 66 (M.Sc. Thesis, genetics, 81 pp.) 

Gray 68 (Review of research, 12 pp.) 

Guzman 47 (B. Sc. Thesis, harvesting and marketing ipil-ipil) 

Hawaii-Taiwan 80 (yearly pub.) (Leucaena research reports) 

Hill 69 (M.Sc. Thesis, effects of environment on leucaena growth, 249 pp.) 

Hill, 71 (Review article, 9 pp.) 

Halos 80 (Compliation of abstracts: 116) 

Jones 79 (As feed, review, 11 pp.) 

Kiang et al. 80 (Research program) 

Malawi 79 (Pilot project, 61 pp.) 

Nat. Acad. Sci. and PCARR 77 (Report of a Leucaena Study, 115 pp.) 

Nat. Acad. Sci. and PCARR 77 (International consultation, 171 pp.) 

Olvera 82 (Ph.D. Thesis, Establishment-Germination, Hormones, and Soils) 

Ottenwaelder 39 (Botanical and chemical research, 135 pp. illus.) 

Paterson 44a (Fodder product, 84 pp.) 

Philippines PCARR and IDRC 80 (Research Report, 20 pp., Jan.-Mar.) 

Philippines PCARR and IDRC 80 (Research Report, 20 pp., Apr.-Jun.) 

Sanchez and Perez-Guerrero 77 (Potential and uses, 9 pp.) 

Sanger et al. 77 (Forestry research, 52 pp.) 

Savory 79 (Ph.D. Thesis, variety evaluation and agronomy) 

Vietmeyer 78 (General information) 

Whitney 77 (Mixed swards-N fixation, Review, 8 pp.) 

Yabes 77 (Research report, 17 pp.) 

4,

DESCRIPTION 

Economic 

Flora 

Africa 

Antilles 

Barrau 50 

Burkill 35 

Cook and Collins 03 

Decary 32 

Woodworth 43 

Gillet 59 

Hutchinson and Dalziel 28 

Oliver 1871 

Velez 57 

Bahama Islands 

Bermuda 

Bolivia 

Brazil 

Bahama Islands, The 05 

Britton and Millspaugh 20 

Britton 18 

Arce 63 

Arce et al. 63 

Arce and Macias 64 

Armetia 05 

Buchtin 10 

Cardenas 51, 52, 58 

Herzog 12, 13 

Pena 01 

Bentham 1876 

British Honduras 

Stanley and Record 36 

Caroline Islands 

Glassman 52 (Ponape) 

5 

Central America 

Ceylon 

Chile 

Hemsley 1879 

Alston 38 

Trimen 1894 

Reiche 05 

Cook Islands 

Cheeseman 01 (Rarotonga) 

Wilder 31 (Rarotonga) 

Costa Rica 

Standley 37 

Croix Islands 

Cuba 

Millspaugh 02 

Leon and Alain 51 

Fiji Islands 

Guam 

Guatemala 

Hawaii 

India 

Parham 64, 58 

Merrill 14 

Standley and Steyermark 46 

Degener 46 

Hillebrand 1888 

Rock 13 

Baker 1878

DESCRIPTION Peru 

Flora (Continued) MacBride 43 

Jamaica Philippines 

Java 

Malay 

Fawcett and Renedell 20 

Howard and Proctor 57 

Backer and Brink 63 

Koorders 12 

Merrill 03, 23 

Puerto Rico 

Henderson 28 

Ridley 22 South Africa 

Manila Oakes 65 

Britton and Wilson 24 

Otero et al. 45 

Stahl 1884 

Stahl 36 

Merrill 12 Southeast Polynesia 

Mexico Brown 

Bradomin 55 (Oaxaca) 

Bradomin 72 (Oxaxa) 

Conzatti 35 (Oaxaca) 

Cruz 35 

DeSahagun 75 

Hernadez 43 

Paddock 66 (Oaxaca) 

Sesse and Mocino 1894 

Stadley 30 

Surinam 

Thailand 

Pulle 40 

Maxwell 74 

Trinidad and Tobago 

New Guinea Williams 37 

Heyligers 65 

(Pt. Moresby-Kairuku) 

New Hebrides 

Schmith 75 

USA 

Nigeria Venezuela 

Fairchild 47 

Gifford 45 (FL) 

Ritchie 49 (Gainesville, FL) 

Small 33 (Southeast) 

Holland 11 Pittier et al. 45 

Pakistan Virgin Islands 

Panama 

Quraishi and Khan 72 

Stadley 28 

Woodson and Schery 50 

6 

Britton and Wilson 24 

Eggers 1879 

West Indies 

Grisebach 1864

Fodder 

Legumes 

Australia 65 

Bernard 27 

Braun, undated 

Chatterjee and Singh 66 

Endert 46 

Foster and Mundy 61 

Garcia - Molinari 52 

Gray 70 

Humphreys 73, 78 

Hutton and Gray 59, 59a 

India 2 

Lyman et al. 67 

Martin and Ruberte 75 

McClelland 15 

McKee 58 

Montagnac 53 

Morrison 54 

New Guinea 62, 74a 

Rigotard 32 

Roberts 70, 70a 

Samur et al. 80 

Sornay 13 

Takahaski 52 

Teik 51 

Vargas-Calderon 67 

Walandouw 52 

Andrews 61 

Baker 30 

Britton and Killip 36 

Britton and Rose 28 

Burkart 43, 52 

Ducke 39 

Elias 74 

Gladstones 70 

Gobbelar et al. 64 

Hawaii 20 

Hosaka and Ripperton 44 

Hutton 68 

Isely 70, 73 

Kraus 11 

Kretschmer 71 

Loftus 63 

Merrill 10 

National Acad. of Sci. 79 

Parham 49 

Perkins 07 

Rock 20 

Semple and Pendleton 50 

Turner 59 

7 

Leucaena 

White et al. 53 

White et al. 55 

Abides 28 

Africa 78 

Anon 58, 79 

Bailey 29 

Bentham 41 

Botton 57 

Brewbaker 75, 75a, 75b, 78b, 80a 

Budowski 80 

Ceylon 

Chevalier 24 

Corner 40 

Curran 74b, 76, 77b 

Dijkman 50, 50a, 50b, 58 

Forbes and Hensley 1887 

Humphreys 62 

Kandankary 78 

Lamb 78 


Machado 79 

Malaysia 59 

Matsumura 12 

Matsumura and Hayata 06 

May 75 

Missouri 72 

Mohr 44 

Montemayor 75 

Mullenax 63 

Narayanan and Sivagnanam 62 

National Academy of Sciences 79 

Neal 29, 48 

Oakes 62, 68 

Ochse et al. 61 

Paddock 66 

Parham 38 

Perez-Guerrero 79 

Pienaar 

Pope 29 

Ridley 30 

Ripperton and Hosaka 42 

Ritchie 49 

Sanchez and Perez-Guerrero 77 

Sinha and Dey 56 

Sirsi 62 

Sydow and Sydow 14 

Takahashi and Ripperton 45 

Takahashi et al. 43 

Tokaturo and Matsumura 1889 

Vietmeyer 78 

Warren 29

DESCRIPTION 

Leucaena (Continued) 

Medicinal 

Whyte et al. 53, 55 

Work 58 

Yabes 77 

Bushnell et al. 50 

Diaz 76 

Dragendorff 1898 

Martinez 44 

Mascre and Ottenwaelder 41 

Oakes and Morris 58 

Paduc et al. 77 

Quisumbing 51 

Roig and Mesa 45 

Vega 53 

Wall et al. 55 

Watt and Breyer-Brandwijk 62 

Webb 48 

Ornamental 

Poisonous 

Friend 42 

Mirashi and Salpekar 75 

Morton 58 

Neal 29, 48 

Williams 49 

Williams and Williams 51 

Arnold 44 

Gardner and Bennetts 56 

Howes 33 

Herbert 22 

Hurst 42 

Kingsbury 64 

Leiner 69 

Leiner 69 


Oakes and Butcher 62, 71 

Pammel 11 

Quisumbing 51 

Roig and Mesa 45 

Watt and Breyer-Brandwijk 62 

Webb 48 

B 

Species of Leucaena 

Taxonomic 

Trees 

Africa 

Bolivia 

L. collinisii 28 

L. diversifolia 1842 

L. esculenta 1875 

L. lanceolata 1886 

L. leucocephala 1961 

L. macrophylla 1884 

L. pulverulenta 38, 1842 

L. retusa 1852 

L. shannoni 1914 

L. trichoides 1842 

Bray 80, 80a 

Breteler 60 

Brewbaker 75a, 80, 80a 

Brewbaker and Ito 80 

Brewbaker and Oakes 78 

DeWit 61 

DeWit 75 

Duke 65 

Forbest and Hemsley 1887 

Everist 63 

Gillis and Stearn 74 

Isely 73 

Mackay 76 

Ottenwaelder 39 

Shaw and Shubert 76 

Zarate and Sousa 78 

Yepes 74 

Africa 78 

Braun 64 

British Honduras 

Calcutta 

France 

Standley and Record 36 

Benthal 33 

Halle 78

Ghana 

Malaya 

Mexico 

Irvine 61 

Comer 40 

Pennington and Sarukhan 68 

Stanley 22 

Philippines 

Brown 21 

Yabes 77 

Puerto Rico 

Taiwan 

Holdridge 42 

Little and Wadsworth 64 

Tanganyika 

USA 

Tang-Shui 60 

Brenan and Greenway 49 

Benson and Darrow 54 (S.E. deserts) 

Little 53 

Walker 54 (Kyu Kyu Is.) 

West and Arnold 46 (Florida) 

Virgin Islands 

Useful 

Little and Wadsworth 64 

Barrau 50 

Brown 54 

Correa 26, 31, 52 

Dalziel 37 

Gladstones 70 

Holland 11 

Maclet and Barrau 59 

Manas 79 


Perez 57 

Safford 05 

Sornay 13 

g, 

ECONOMICS 

Williams 49 

Williams and Williams 51 

Wilson 78 

Beale 80 

Beale et al. 79 


Brewbaker 80 

Francia 61 

Jen 80 

Lalog 36 

Madamba 77 

Michaux 35 

Pendleton 35 

Preston and Lenz 78 

Revilla 77 

Rudin 38 

Sulit 39 

Vergara 60 

ESTABLISHMENT 

General 

AMPA 72 

Benge 80a, 81b 

Braun 51 

Breen et al. 79 

Brewbaker et al. 77 

Clathworthy 75 

Deb Roy and Pathak undated "a" 

Edwards 63 

Evans 78 

Humphreys 78a 

Hutton and Gray 54 

Jones 70a, 73a 

Jones and Egara 76 

Moonaw et al. 77 

PCARR 76 

Plucknett 77 

Romero 64 

Savory and Breen 79b 

Savory and Thomas 77a 


Thomas and Addy 77, 77a 

Villanueva 47 

Conditions 

In Acid Soils 

Andrew and Heagarty 69 

Andrew and Hutton 74 

Andrew and Robbins 69 

Calisay 75

ESTABLISHMENT 

Conditions 

In Acid Soils (Continued) 

Cheng and Chee 77 

Dacayo 76 

Fox and Munns 78 

Hill 70b 


Hutton 78, 78a 


Ming Huei 64 

Morales et al. 73 

Munns and Fox 76, 77 

Munns et al. 77 

Norris 67, 71 

Olvera 82 

Olvera et al. 81, 82 

Plucknett et al. 63 

Spain 70 

Tilo 77 

Tilo et al. 77 

Wu 64 

In Grasses 

Alferez et al. 76 

Benge 77e, 78b, 80a, 84a 


Jones and Harrison 80 

Mendoza 77, 78 

Mendoza and De La Cruz 78 

Nuhamara 75 

Savory 72 

Sumarna and Suidono 74 

Villamar 79 

In Highland 

Alferez 78 

Andrews and Comudon 78 

Benge 76, 77d 

Brookfield 64 


In Soil Media 

Cadiz 76 

Methods of 


Benge 76, 77, 77d, 78, 78b 

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Uses 

Francia 61 

Meimban 57 

Parafitt 76 

Rimando and Dalmacio 78 

San Buenaventura and Assiddao 

57, 57a 

Sumarna and Suidono 74 

Vilela and Silveira-Pedreira 76 

For Fodder 

Brewbaker 76 

Farinas 51 

Fitzgerald 75 



Villamar 79 

For Nurse Tree 

Benge 77a 


Curran 80 

For Weed Control 

Benge 77h 

Benge and Ciesielski 77b 



Coster 32 

Lavabre 71 

Mendoza 77, 78 


Nuhamara 75 


Shaw et al. undated 

Wang et al. 69 

For Wood Production 

Bangcola 76 

Benge 78b 


Curran 80 

Gupta 80 

Mendoza 77 


Mendoza and Semana 77 

Nisa Qadir 69 

Sanger et al. 77 

Villanueva 47

Vegetative Propagation 

Brewbaker 75 

Weed, Controlled as 

Baker 72 

Cameron 71 

Hammerton 71 

Hilton 65 

Jones and Aliyu 76 

MacMillan 25 

Nichols et al. 73 

Stallwood 60 

Weed Control 

Cameron 71 


Cooksley 74a 

Giraldo and Doll. 77 

Hammerton 71 

Hill 70, 70a 

Kuo et al. 73 

Nichols et al. 73 

Olvera 80, 80a, 80b 

Olvera and Brewbaker 80 

Shaw 65, 68 

Snoeck 71 

FARMING SYSTEMS 

Alferez 77a, 78 

Barrau 61 

Benge 76, 77, 77c, 77d, 77f, 77g, 

78a, 81f, 84, 84a 

Benge and Ciesielski 77 



Cur-an 76a 

Deb Aoy and Pathak undated 

Guzman and Lee 78 

Hanchanlash et al. 78 

Mabbutt et al. 65 

Maistre 65 

Moomaw 77 

Moomaw et al. 77 

Parafitt 76 

PCARR 76 

Plucknett 77 

Pollisco 76, 77 

Savory 80 

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FODDER 

Biological Evaluation 

Alvarez and Alpuche 77 

Alvarez et al. 78, 78b 

Alvarez and Sutherland 76 

Alvarez and Wilson 76 

Chacon et al. 77 

Cheeke et al. 80 

Cheeke and Telek 80 

D'Mello and Thomas 78 


Hongo and Shiroma 79 

Hulman and Owen 78 

Jones and Artarman 81 

Jones et al. 79a 


Lee 80 

Minor and Debhovell 79, 79a 

Valdez and Alvarez 76 


Description 

Alberts 43 

Anon 42 

Australia 65 

Benge 80a, 81 


Bermudez 72 

Braun 65 

Cardosa 80 

Davies 60 

DebRoy et al. 77 

Garcia-Molinari 52 

Hill 70d 

Humphreys 78 


Joshi and Upadhyaya 76 

Khan 57 

Kretschmer 71 

Loftus 63 

May 75 

Morrison 54 

New Guinea 62 

Oakes 69, 69a, 70 

Oakes and Skov 62 



Ormrod 69 

Otero 52 

Parham 53 


Reynolds 79

Description (Continued) FAO 78 

Rigotard 32 

Ripperton 42 

Ripperton et al. 43 

Roberts 70, 70a 

Seawright 73 

Slick et al. 71 

Walandow 58 

Wheeler 50 

Falvey 76, 77 

Ferraris 79 

Fitzgerald 75 

Fritz 74 

Guzman 47 

Halais 50 

Hill 70c 

Hughes 70 


Grazing 

Hutton and Bonner 60, 76 

Hutton and Gray 59a 

Alvarez et al. 77b, 77c, 77d, 

78a, 78c 

Blunt 76 

Blunt and Jones 77 

Cabanilla 49 

Cooksley 74 

DebRoy and Pathak undated 

FAO 78 

FIRA, Banco de Mexico 78 

Gayoso 79 

Hill 69, 70c 

Holmes 76 


Partridge and Rancou 74 

Reynolds 78 

Shaw et al. 68 

Stobbs, 70, 75, 76, 76a 

Takahashi 52 

Jackson 51 

Jones 70, 76 


Jones and Blunt 77, 77a 

Jones and Jones 77 

Kinch and Ripperton 62 

Kretschmer 76 

Labadan 77 

Lewis and Palmer 68 

Lohani 79 


Maurice Island 59 

Mendoza 75a, 80 

Mendoza and Gomez 78 

Mendoza et al. 75, 76 

Mendoza and Javier 80 

Oakes and Skov 67 

Partridge and Rancou 73 

Pathak and Patil 80 

Production 

Patil 79 

Paterson 44a 

Alvarez 77 


Anslow 57, 59 

Barrau 53, 54 


Benge 78a, 80a 


Blunt and Chapman 78 

Breen 79 


Brewbaker 75, 76, 76a 


Cardoso 80 

Cooksley 74 

CSIRO 76a, 77 

Crawford and Lusaka 79 

Curran 77a 

Cykler 50 

Damseaux 56 

Payne et al. 55 

Pessanha 56 


Philipines 76 

PCARR 76 

Plucknett 70 

Sampet et al. 79 

Savory 79, 80 

Savory and Beale 74 

Savory and Thomas 77 

Savory and Breen 79, 79a, 

79b, 79c, 79d 

Tai et al. 79 

Taiwan 57 

Thomas and Addy 77 

Whyte 39, 44, 44q 

Yabes 77 

Quality 

Davis and Eyles 65 

DebRoy and Pathak undated 

Dijkman 50, 50a, 50b, 58 

Estrada and Daplas 75 

Adeneye 79 

Australia 60 


Chacon et al. 77 

12

Damesaux 56 

D'Mello and Taplin 78 

D'Mello and Thomas 78 

Falvey 76a 

FAG 57 

Felker and Bandurski 77 


Gill 77 

Gohl 75 

Graham 67 

Harvey 70 

Henke 58 

Henke and Morita 54 

Hulman and Owen 78 

Labadan 77 

Mendoza et al. 76 

Milford and Minson 66 

Mimor and Deb Hovell 79, 79a 

Minson undated 

Savory and Breen 79a 

Singh and Mudgal 67 

Sobale et al. 78 

Upadhyav et al. 74 

Work 38, 46 

Ylagnan and Sanchez 57 

Species, Use by 

Beef 

Addy and Thomas 77, 77a, 77b 

Airey 79 

Alba 58 

Alferez 77 

Alvarez 77a 

Alvarez et al. 77, 77a, 77c, 78b 

Alvarez and Sutherland 76 

Alvarez and Wilson 76 


Arrivillaga and Preston 78, 78a 

Benge 81 

Blunt 76 


Damseaux 56 

Delpeche et al. 79 

Evans 70 

Falvey 76, 76a 

Furr 65 

Guzman and Lee 79 

Harham 57 

Henke and Maruyama 47a 

Henke and Work 41 

Henke et al. 40, 40a, 40b 

Herrera et al. 79 

Hill 70c 

Hulman et al. 78, 78a 

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Calves 

Cows 


Jones 76a, 77, 79 


Jones and Blunt 77 

Kinch 55 

Linggodjiwo 77 

McKe 58 

Partridge and Ranacou 74 

Perez 76 

Pinkerton 71 

Poillot et al. 76 

Preston and Leng 79 

Ruiz et al. 79 

Salais et al. 77, 77a 


Savory and Thomas 77 

Seawright 63 

Sevilla 76, 76a 

Sevilla and Perez 77 


Siebert et al. 76 

Singh and Singh 79 

Thomas and Addy, 77, 77a 

Tingre et al. 80 

Velasco et al. 77 

Valdez and Alvarez 76 

Alvarez et al. 77b, 78a, 78c 

Boodoo and Phillippo 79 

Sobale et al. 78 

Alvarez and Preston 76 

Alvarez et al. 77b, 78, 78c 

Castillo 79 

CSIRO 72 

FIRA Banco de Mexico 78 

Flores - Ramos 79 

Flores and Stobbs 79 

Flores et al. 79 

Hamilton et al. 69 

Hardison 66 

Henke 29, 33, 43, 44, 45, 58 

Henke and Maruyama 47, 471 

Henke and Morita 54 

Henke et al. 42, 50, 51 

Koshi et al. 56 

Lamond 68 

Maruyma 45 

Stobbs 72, 72a, 76, 76a 

Stobbs and Fraser 71 

USDA 48

Species, use by (Continued) Bryant 56 

Castillo et al. 64, 64a 

Fish Chou and Ross 65 

Dingayan and Fronda 50 

AQUACOP 76 D'Mello and Taplin 78 

Benge 80a D'Mello and Thomas 78 

Benge and Curran 76 Francisco 64 

Cruz and Laudencia 76, 78 Gapuz 51 

De Meulenaere 76 Garcia 49 

Leary and Perdido 76 Garcia and Fronda 51 

Villadolid and Sulit 32 Gerpacio 67 

Gill 77 

Goats Glorida et al. 66 

Gonzaga 71 

Bagoisan 65 Gupta 67 

Hullman and Owen 78 Kadirvel et al. 80 

James 78 Labadan 69 

Jones and Artarman 81 Labadan et al. 69, 69a 

Linggodjiwo 77 Lee et al. 69, 69a 

Lee and Yi 63a 

Heifers Malabayabas 65 

Olaivar 57 

Holmes 76 Pinkerton 71 

Pizarro 47 

Pigs Quisenberry and Draper 48 

Ronan et al. 71 

Arganosa et al. 77 Sandoval 55 

Benge 80a Saure 65 

Bolong 77 Sayaboc et al. 77 

Boonpukdee et al. undated Sison 64 

Castillo et al. 64a Springhall 64 

Eusebio et al. 61 Springhall and Ross 65, 65a 

Gerpacio et al. 68 Vohra et al. 

Iwanaga et al. 57 

Lee 63, 80 Yolk Color 

Lee 57 

Ludivico 61 Hall 50 

Malynicz 74 Triebel 77 

Patricio 56 

Rivas et al. 78 Quail 

Rivas 78 

Willet et al. 45, 47 Ross et al. 80 

Vohra et al. 72 

Poultry 

Rabbits 

Abilay 67 

Abilay et al. 69 Bice 43a 

Acamovic and D'Mello 80 De Meulenaere 76 

Agaton 68 Harris et al. 80 

Alandy 79 

Alejar 74 Rats 

Baclig 48 

Benge 80a Abilay et al. 77 

Bice 43 Aquiue 64 

Borja 69 Lee 80 

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Species, use by (Continued) 

Sheep 

Turkeys 

Tingre et al. 80 

Slinger et al. 49 

Utilization 

FOOD 

Barrau 53, 54 

Benge 78a 


Buller 60 

Burgos and Martin 50 

Castillo 77 

Curran 74b 

Davies 60 

Deb Roy et al. 77 

Farinas 51 

Gantt 58 

Gayoso 79 

Gray 70 

Hawaii 49 

Henke 44 


IBPFC 47 

India 62 

Humphreys 73 




Joshi and Upadhayaya 76 

New Guinea 74a 

Pathak et al. 77 


Philippines 74 

Preston 77 

Ramirez - Bermudez 72 


Savory 80 

Sen 56 

Tai et al. 79 


Tan 56 

Wheeler 50 

Willet et al. 47 

Yoshida 45 

Aykroyd and Doughty 64 

Barret 25 

Brown 20 

Curran 77a 

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GENETICS 

General 

Eckholm 76 


Ruberte and Martin 75 

Atchinson 49 

Brewbaker and Oakes 78 

CSIRO 78 

Darlington and Wylie 55 

Eichhorn 38 

Frahm-Leliveld 57, 60 

Ghimpu 29, 29a 

Gibson 62 

Gonzalez 66 

Gray 69 

Gupta and Gupta 74 

Hawaii 79 

Hutton 69, 73, 75 


Hutton and Bonner 76 


Oakes 80 

Pritchard and Gould 64 

Sampath and Ramanathan 49 

Senn 38 

Tjio 48 

Turner 56 

Turner and Fearing 59, 60 

Zabala 77 

Zante and Sousa 78 

Introduction (Leucaena) 

Benge 78, 81f 


Clathyworthy 75 

Damseaux 56 


Lyman and Ripperton 39 


Romero 64 

Savory 72 

Sierra 79, 80 

Sinha and Dey 56 

Tai et al. 79 


Hybridization 


Bryan 65 

CSIRO 77 

Gonzalez et al. 67 

Gray 60, 67, 67a, 67b

GENETICS 

Hybridization (Continued) 

Selection 

Hutton 71, 70, 76, 77, 77a 

78, 80 

Hutton and Bonner 76 

Hutton and Bray 77 

Javier 77 

Javier and Mendoza 76 


Ossewaarde and Wellnsiek 46 

Behaeghe and Blouard 62 

Benge 83 

Bray 80 

Brewbaker 70 


CSIRO 77 

Cornish-Bowden 78 

Del Roasrio and Salapare 80 


Gray 60 

Hutton 71, 76, 77, 77a, 78a 

Kiang et al. 80 


Nagel 45 

GREEN MANURE 


Benge 76, 77a, 77b, 77c, 77d, 

77e, 77f, 77g, 77h, 78a, 78c, 

80, 84, 84a 



Bernard 13, 15, 16, 22, 27 

Bernard and Palm 19 

Brewbaker 75, 75c, 76a 

Brewbaker and Guevara 76 

Ceylon 60 


Coster 32a, 32b 

Curran 74b, 74c, 75, 76b, 77, 77a 

Dillen 28 

Flores 75 

Helten 13 

Holland 24 

Idnam and Chibber 53 

Ippisch 45 

Joachim 30 

Joachim and Kandish 30 

Keuchemius 24, 47 

Kretschmer 78 

16 

Lao-Lao 78 

Lao-Lao et al. 78 

Maas 27 


Prillwitz 30 

Rome 36 

Sornay 16 

Vageler 27, 28 

Vries 26 

Wehmer 29 

MANAGEMENT 

General 

Culture 

Benge 80a, 84 


Javier and Mendoza 76 

Nangju and Baudoin 79 


PCARR 76, 76a 

Wildin and Brisbane 80 

Alcantara et al. 79 

Barja 64 

Barrau 58, 61 

Benge 80a 


Davies and Eyles 65 

Drilon 77 

FAD 78 

Ferraris 79 

Fitzgerald 75 

Francia 61 

Gayoso 79 

Granert 75 

Guevara 76 

Herrera 67 

IRRI 76 

Mabbutt et al. 65 

Maistre 65 

Malawi 79 

Mendoza 75 


Mexico 74a 

Moomaw 77 


Nisa and Qadir 69 

Oakes 68 


Parafitt 76 

Paterson 44, 44a 

Pathak and DebRoy 75 

Plucknett 77

Pollisco 77 

Pollisco et al. 77 

Savory and Breen 79c, 79d 

Savory and Thomas 77a 



Walters 80 

Yoshida 45 

Green Matter Production 

Alferez 77 

Benge 81, 84a 


Brewbaker 76 


Falvey 77 

Farinas 51 

Fritz 74 

Guevara et al. 78 

Javier 77 




Pollisco 76 


Savory 72 

Wood Production 



Lohani 79 



Nakasuga and Yamada 79 

Palit et a]. 80 

Revilla 76 

Troup 21 

Virtucio 77 

METHODS OF ANALYSIS 

Acamovic and D'Mello 80a 

Bobadilla and Leng 77 

Cheng and Lee 69 

Hegarty et al. 64 

Johansen 40 

Malmquist 50 

Matsumoto and Sherman 51 

Megarrity 78 

Washington 65 

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MIMOSINE 

General 

American Chem. Society 69 

Bindon and Lamond 66 

Cheng et al. 60 

Donalson et al. 70 

Hashiguchi and Takahashi 77 

Hawaii Agr. Sta. 67 




Jones and Hutton 78 

Lin M. S. et al. 61 

Mascre 37 

Matsumoto and Sherman 48a 

Takazawa and Sherman 47 

Tsai 71 

Veen 66 

Villegas 22 

Yoshida 44, 45a 

Benefic Effects 

Bell 77 

Bushnell et al. 50 

de Wys and Hall 73, 73a 

Gupta 67 


Levin 76 

Lucas et al. 55 

Mendoza and Ilag 80 

Prabhakaran et al. 68, 69, 

69a, 73 

Biosynthesis 

Cataract 

Fowden 76 

Hylin 63, 64 

LeAnh 62 

Murakoshi et al. 71, 72, 

72a, 74, 78 

Spenser and Notation 64 

Tiwari et al. 67 

Sallman et al. 59 

Yang et al. 66

MIMOSINE (Continued) Hegarty et al. 76 

Content 



Brewbaker and Hylin 65 

Jones et al. 

Labadan 69 78 


Carangal and Catindig 55 



Malquist 50 

Megarrity 50 

Takazawa and Sherman 47, 47a 

Libroyjo and Hatchcock 74 

Lin, K. T. at al. 64 

Matsumoto at al. 51 

Olaivar 57 

Rivas 78 

Rivas et al. 78 

Rosas at al. 80 

Cytological Effects 

Ross and Springhall 63 

Sayaboc et al. 77 

Prabhakarn et al. 73 

Pritchard and Court 68 

Reisner and Bucholtz 79 

Tang and Ling 75 

Tsai and Ling 71, 72 

Shiroma and Akashi 76 

Springhall 65 

Thanjan 67 

Tsai and Ling 74 


Watson at al. 74 

Depilatory Effects 

Yang et al. 66 

Yang and Ling 68 

Anon 64 Effects on Species 

CSIRO 76b 

Crounse at al. 62 Beef 

Davies 62 


Alvarez and Alpuche 77 

Harris 76, 76a, 77 

Harris and Teitei 76 

Heim de Balsac 33 

Howes 34 

Kostermans 40 

Kraneveld and Djaenoedin 47, 50 


Holmes 79, 81 

Partridge and Ranacou 74 

Sevilla 76, 76a 

Sevilla and Perez 77 

Singh and Singh 79 

Montagna and Yun 63 

Morris 1896, 1897 

Mullenax 57, 63 

Owen 58 

Panaretto at al. 78 

Reis 75, 78 

Reis at al. 75, 76a, 78, 78a 

Takahashi and Hashiguchi 75 

Veen 41 

Villele 33 

Ward 77 

Ward and Harris 76 

Bovines 

Christie et al. 79 

CSIRO 74 

Compare 59 


Falvey 76a 

Fukuda at al. 80 

Hegarty 78 

Hein de Balsac 33 

Herrera et al. 79 

Detoxification 

Holmes 80 


Acamovic and D'Mello 80 

Almquist and Klose 39 

Arganosa at al. 77 

Chuang at al. 

Garcia 49 

Garcia and Fronda 51 

Gloria et al. 66 

Howes 34 

Jones 76a 

Jones at al. 76 

Letts 63 

Mullenax 57 

Villele 33 

Vohradsky 72 

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Bull Calves Poultry 

Sobale et al. 79 Abilay et al. 69 

Cows 

Hamilton et al. 69, 71 

Tuazon 77 

Acamovic and D'Mello 80 

Alandy 69 

Alejar 74 

Almquist and Stokstad 35 

Baclig 48 

Fish 

Bice 43 

Borja 69 

Cruz and Laudencia 76 


Directo et al. 71 

Goats 

Gapuz 51 

Gloria et al. 66 

CSIRO 74 

Shiroma and Akahashi 76 

Gonzaga 71 

Hatchcock et al. 75, 75a 

Hunton and Sykes 64 

Heifers 

Labadan 69 

Labadan et al. 69, 69a 

Hamilton et al. 68, 71 

Lee et al. 

Lee and Yi 69 

Holmes 76 

Tuazon 77 

63a 

Libroyjo and Hatchcock 64 

Mateo 70 

Humans 

Mateo and Labadan 70, 70a, 71 

Molina 53 

Jimenez 42 (Bocio) 

Laszlo and Henshaw 54 

Valyasevi and Dhanamitta 74 

Olaivar 57 

Palafox 48 

Pizarro 47 

Pungtilan 69 

Paramecium 

Ronan et al. 71 

Ross and Springhall 63 

Resiner and Bucholtz 79 

Saguidan 75 

Sandoval 55 

Pigs 

Sayaboc et al. 77 

Scott 69 

Agranosa et al. 77 

Bolong 77 

Eusebio et al. 61 

Iwanga et al. 57 

Lee 63 

Lee, T. Y. 57 

Lee and Yi 63 

Malynicz 74 

Rivas et al. 77a 

Wayman and Iwanga 57, 57a 

Wayman et al. 70 

Springhall 65 

Tambur 71 

Quail 

Ross et al. 80 

Thanjan 67 

Rabbits 

Bice 43a 

Hsu and Tung 63 

Plants Rats 

Bell 77 

Ling et al. 69 

Smith and Fowden 66 

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Abilay et al. 77 

Aguirre 64 

Ali 65 

Boctor and Harper 68

MIMOSINE 

Effects on Species 

Rats (Continued) 

Sheep 

Enzymes 

Chang 60 

Cheeke and Telek 80 

Deanon et al. 76 

Dewreede 68 

Dewreede and Waiman 70 

Grove et al. 78 

Hegarty et al. 78, 79 

Hylin and Lichton 65 

Joshi 64, 68 

Lin, K. T. et al. 67 

Lin, K. T. and Tung 66 


Luna 63 

Mahendranathan 65, 71 

Montagna and Yun 63 

Sotaridona 77 

Takahara and Takahashi 72 

Tsai and Ling '4 

Yadav et al. 72 

Yang and Ling 68 



Hegarty et al. 64a 

Little and Hamilton 71 

Reis 75, 78 

Reis and Tunks 78 

Reis et al. 75, 76, 78a 

Chang 60 

Fowden et al. 67 

Fukuda et al. 80 


Hylin and Sawaii 64 

Lin, J. K. 62 

Lin, J. K. and Tung 64 

Lin, J. Y. et al. 61, 61a, 

62a, 63, 63a 



Mazelis and Fowden 72 

McCleary 79, 79a 

Morimoto et al. 62 

Murakoshi et al. 71, 72, 72a 

74, 75 

20 

Prabhakaran et al. 68, 69a 


Tsai 61 

Goitrogenic Effects 

Isolation 


CSIRO 74 

Jimenez 43 

Jones et al. 76, 78 

Little and Hamilton 71 

Boulter and Ramshaw 75 

Cheng and Lee 69 

Cheng and Ling 68 

Cornish-Bowden 78 

Hegarty 57 

Hegarty and Court 64 

Jung-Yaw and Kuo-Hang 62 

Lin, J. Y. and Ling 60 

Malmquist 50 

Meed and Brooks 71 

Properties of Mimosine 

and/or Related Compounds 

Behrman and Pitt 58 

Benson and Yasunobu 69, 69a 


Chuang et al. 64 

CSIRO 76b 

Farrell et al. 76 

Fowden 66, 76 


Hawaii 45 

Hegarty et al. 76, 78 

Hegarty and Court 72, 73, 76, 77 

Hertog et al. 50 

Kleipool and Wibaut 50, 50a 

Kostermans 46 

Kraus and Reinbothe 73 

Leiner 69 

Lin, J. K. et al. 65 

Lin, J. Y. and Ling 61, 61a 

Lin, K. Y. et al. 62, 62a 

Lin, K. T. et al. 64, 67 


Lin, M. S. et al. 61 

Marion 50 

Matsumoto 66 

Matsumoto and Sherman 48, 48a 

Mendoza and Ilag 80 

Merck and Co. 60 

New Jersey 60

Niemburg and Taubock 37 

Prabhakaran 69 

Reis et al. 78 

Renz 36, 36a 

Seneviratne and Fowden 68 

Smith and Fowden 66, 68 

Smolenski et al. 75 

Stewart 78 

Stunzi et al. 79 

Suda 60 

Takahara and Takahashi 72 

Takahashi and Hashiguchi 75 

Takazawa and Sherman 47 

Tang and Ling 75 

Teitei and Harris 79 

Thompson et al. 69 

Tiwari and Spenser 65 

Tominaga 49 

Tsai 71 

Tsai and Ling 71, 73 

Valyasevi and Dhanamitta 74 


Ward 77 

Ward and Harris 76 

Watson et al. 74 

Wibaut 46, 46a, 53 

Yelf 59 


Related Compounds 

Structure 

Benson and Yasunobu 69 

Cornish and B~wden 78 

Harris 77 

Mazelis and Fowden 72 

Murakoshi et al. 71a 

Wall et al. 55 

Adams and Jones 47 

Adams and Govindachari 47 

Adams et al. 45, 47 

Adams and Johnson 49 


Beyerman et al. 64 

Bickel 47, 47a, 47b 

Bickel and Wibaut 46 

Hegarty 78 

Kleipool and Wibaut 50 

Kostermans 47 

Tsai 71 

Wibaut 46a 


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Synthesis of Mimosine 

and/or Related Compounds 

Adams and Johnson 49 

Behrman and Pitt 58 

Felker 76 

Harris 76, 76a, 76b, 77 

Murakoshi et al. 70, 72, 74 

Spenser and Notation 62 

Toxicity Comparison 

Hegarty et al. 78, 78a 

Holmes 79 


Lin K. T. et al. 67 

Lin K. T. and Tung 66 

Toxicity Mechanisms 


Hawaii 45 

Huang and Ling 73 

Hylin 

Jones and Hutton 76 

Ling J. Y. et al., 62, 62a, 63 


Tsai 71 


NURSE CROP 

General 

Cocoa 

Coffee 

Alberts 15 


Benge 77a 



Bottom and Halle 57 

Curran 80 

Granert 80 

Michauz 35 

Ottolander 05, 37 


Rome 36 

Leach et al. 75 

Room and Smith 75 

Bally 32 

Begemann 30 

Bois 1900

NURSE CROP 

Coffee (Continued) 

Corn 

Mushrooms 

Rubber 

Bouharmont 79 

Crandall and Agrillaga 55 

CFRI 75 

Frontou 37 

Gethim - Jones 

Gandrup 35 

Jeanssens 30 

Lavabre 71 

Legros 37 

Lennep 33 

Ottolander 37 

Pusung 77 

Risbec 36 

Rome 35 

Schweizer 40 

Snoek 71 

Snoep 32, 32a, 37 

Wellman 61 

Yahmadi 73 

Brewbaker 75c 

Brewbaker and Guevara 76 

Benge 78c 

May 34 

Vollema 37 

Sal and Teak 

Tea 


Dijkman 50a 

Krishnaswaymy 56 

Becker and Slooten 24 

Bernard 13, 15, 16, 22 

Bernard and Palm 19 

Deuss 30, 58 

Goubeaux 27 

Java 32 

Kerkhoven 20 

Naninga 02, 07 

Petch 23 

Prillwitz 35 

Vollema 37 

22 

Winged Bean 

Wood Trees 

Nangju and Baudoin 79 

Benge 77a 


Curran 74c, 80 

Granert 80 

Krishnaswamy 56 

NUTRITION OF LEUCAENA 

Alcantara et al. 79 

Andrew and Hegarty 69 

Andrew and Norris 61 

Andrew and Robins 69 


Cosico 76 

Dacayo 76 

Hagg and Mitidieri 80 




New Guinea 65 

Savory 79a 

Tilo et al. 77 

Tutin 58 

PARASITOLOGY 

Fungus 

Insects 

Blaha 78 

Cummins and Baxter 

Hsieh 80 

Kobauashi 78 

Prillwitz 35 

Quimio 76 

Trujillo and Obrero 78 

Van Den Beldt 

Arnold and Haramoto 62 

Bell 77 

Benge 83 

Hara and Beardsley 79 

Intari and Natawiri 78 

Johnson 79 

Room and Smith 75 

Srivastava 55 

Vaivanikjul and Karamoto 69

Microorganisms Ca 

Nematodes 

Crandall and Argillaga 55 

Lenne 80 

Levin 76 

Quinones 78 

Shaw 63 

Catibog 77 

Thrower 58 

PHYSIOLOGY 

Antibodies 

Leiner 69a 

Lesniak 77 

Hg 

Antigens Mn 

Cytology 

Vincent and Humphrey 70 

Vincent et al. 73 

Eichhorn 38 

Frahm - Leliveld 57 

Ghimpu 29, 29a 

Shibata 62 

Ecology P 

Cardenas 58 

Gregory and Velez 46 

Harborne 71 

Hill 69, 70 

Huges 70 


Rensburg 60 

Savory 72 


Whiteman 73 

Effects of Elements 

Al 

Del Rosario and Salapare 80 

McClean and Gilbert 27 

Wright and Donahue 53 

23 

Mo 

N 

pH 

Se 


Andrew and Norris 61 

Calisay 75 

Dacayo 75 

Fox and Munns 78 

Hill 70b 



Munns and Fox 76, 77 


Tham et al. 77 

Tilo 77 

Wu 64 

Siegel et al. 74 

Andrew and Hegarty 69 

Ming Huei 64 

Vilela and Silveira Pedreira 76 

Andrew and Robins 69, 69a 

Calisay 75 


Dacayo 76 

Murrman and Peech 68 

Stone and Angeles 61 


Tilo 77 

Wright and Donahue 53 


Beath 37 

Byers et al. 

Hance 38 

36, 38

PHYSIOLOGY 

Embryology 

Flowering 

Growth 

Dnyansagar 49, 54 

Endress 75 

Mamicpic and Empig 80 

Wutoh et al. 68 

Andrew and Robins 69a 

Bray 80, 80a 

Cadiz 76 

Falvey 77 

Granert 75 

Hill 69, 70, 70a, 70b, 70c 

Hu et al. 80 





Ming and Huei 64 

Munns and Fox 76 

Olvera and West 80b 


Pathak and Roy 75 


Semana and Siriban 77 

Tilo 77 

Whiteman 73 

Wu 64 

Yepes and Alfonso 72 

Growth Hormones 

Olvera 82 

Olvera and West 80b 

Peasley and Collins 80 

Leaf Movement 

Gates 16 

Schweizer 39 

Mycorrhizae 

Possingham et al. 71 

Yost and Fox 79 

Nitrogen Metabolism 

Hegarty and Court 76, 77 

Whitney and Kanehiro 67 

24 

Nodulation 

Allen and Allen 47, 59 

Aquino and Madamba 40 

Carrol 34 

Edwards 63 

Esquivel 65 

Fred et al. 32 

Gibson 62 

Goss and Shipton 65 


Ishizawa 55 

Jensen 67 

Masefield 58 

Norris 72 

Rao and Rao 74 

Stanford et al. 68 

Trinick 65, 68 

Plant Nitrogen Fixation 

Franco 78 

Gates and Wilson 68 

Greenwood 77 

Guevara 76 

Hannon 49 



Whitney 77 

Whitney et al. 76 

Radio Sensitivity 

Moh and Alan 74 

Sparrow et al. 68 

Root Growth 

Shading 

Coster 32c, 33, 33a 

Plucknet 61 

Plucknet et al. 63 

Veen 40 

Yepes and Alfonso 72 

Egara and Jones 77 

Stomatal Ontogeny 

Shah et al. 72

Symbiosis 

Beadle 64 

Campelo and Campelo 70 

Campelo and Dobereiner 68 

Franco 78 

Galli 58, 59 

Gates 70 

Gates and Wilson 68 

Greenwood 77 

Holding and King 63 



New Guinea 74 

Norris 56 

Possingham et al. 71 

Rao et al. 73 


Whitney 77 

Whitney and Kanehiro 67 


Wu 64 

Tissue Culture 

Peasley and Collins 80 

REFORESTATION 

Alferez 78 

Atmosoedarjo and Banyard 78 

Benge 77f, 78b, 80 


Brizioli 30 

Cardoso 80 

Curran 74, 74a 

Dalmacio 77 

Eckholm 76 

Esplana 77 

Glori 73 

Matthews 14 


Pendleton 33, 34, 35 



Steedmiller 11 

RESEARCH REPORTS 

General 

Abidez 28 

Addy and Thomas 76 



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Baker 29, 30, 31 

Brewbaker 75c 

Brigg 32 

Cairo ESDUCK 80 

CIAT 71 

CSIRO 59, 60a, 66, 69, 75 

Dwyer 59 

El Salvador 49 

Fiji 64, 73 

Hanchanlash et al. 80 

Hawaii 48 

Hutton 76a 

India 79 

IRRI 76 

Kandankary 78 


Malawi 79 

Martinez and Elliott 79 

Maryland USA 65 

Mascre and Ottenwaelder 41 

Mauricio and Cacanindin 75 

Mauritus 77 

Minns 78 

Nat. Aca. Sci. 77 

Perry 25 

Sanchez and Perez-Guerrero 77 

Smith 13, 15, 19, 20, 21 

Sudan 54, 54a 

Thompson 22, 23, 24, 38, 29 

Virgin Islands 20 

Voelker 54 

Wildeman 49 

Animal Physiology 

Dair 

Fodder 

CSIRO 74 

Little 73 

Castillo 79 

India 65 

Australia 65 

Bice 43b 

Blunt and Chapman 79 

Henke and Maruyama 47 

Henke et al. 40a, 46 

Lohani 79 

Leary and Perdido 76 

Maryland USA 65 

Mascre and Ottenwaelder 41

RESEARCH REPORTS 

Fodder (Continued) 

Forest 

Meat 

Pasture 

Matsumoto and Sherman 48a 

Mauritus 57 

McKee 58 

Mendoza 78 


Montagnac 53 

Pessanha 56 

PCARR 80 

Ramirez-Bermudez 72 

Shaw 78 


Takahashi et al. 43 

Cubitt 19 


PCARR 80 


Australia 75 



Barrau 53 


CSIRO 76a, 77 

Davies and Eyles 65 

Fitzgerald 75 

Hill 71 

Hutton 69, 73, 75 

Jackson 51 

Larez et al. 75 

Paterson et al. 78 

Pathak and DebRoy 75a 

Payne et al. 55 

Peralta and Elliott 

Philippines 75a 

Russell and Webb 77 


Shaw 78 



White 37 

Whyte 39, 44 

Socio-Economic 

United Nations 76 

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SEED 

Coagulants 

Herissey and Mascre 41 

Hylin and Sawai 64 

McCleary 79, 791 

Morimoto et al. 62 


Coffee Substitute, Use as 

Dormancy 

Brill 16 

Ramdeo 71 

Germination 

Akamine 42, 43, 52 

Akamine and Ripperton 39 

Alvarez-Racelis and Bagaloyo! 

77, 77a 


Chandola et al. 73 

Dalmacio 76 

Ferreira and Jacques 80 

Gray 62 

Hsu et al. 79 

Olvera 82, 83, 83a, 83d 

Olvera and West 82 

Olvera et al. 82a 

Pathak et al. 74, 76a 

Trivedi et al. 80 

Wycherley 60 

Yoshiyama et al. 79 

Inoculation 

Brockwell 62, 63 

Campelo and Campelo 72 


Diatloff 73 

Galli 58 



Ming Huei 64 

Morales et al. 73 

Norris 67, 71, 73 

Roughley et al. 66 


Tilo 77

Oil Content 

Pelleting 

Farook and Siddiqui 54 

Kafuka and Hata 34 

Padilla and Soliven 33 

Brockwell 62, 63 

CIAT 73 



Kerridge et al. 73 

Norris 67, 71, 73 

Roughley et al. 66 



Rhizobium 

Storage 

Treatment 

Behaeghe and Blouard 62 

Brewbaker 75 




Sanchez 76 

Allen 51 

Burton and Martinez 80 

CIAT, Undated 

Galli 59 


Ishizawa 72 

Moreno 72 

Norris 65 

Ranga Rao et al. 73 

Shaw 72 



Association Mex. de Prod. 

Animal 72 


CSIRO 65 

Ferreira and Jacques 80 

Oakes 80 

Alvarez-Racelis and Bagaloyos 

77, 77a 

Akamine 42, 43, 52 


27 

Chandola et al. 73 

Dalmacio 76 

Gray 62 

Hsu et al. 79 


Maas 27 

Olvera 82, 83a, 83d 

Olvera et al. 82b 

Olvera and West 80, 80a, 80b 

Racelis and Bagaloyos 77 

Venkatratnam 48 

SOIL CONSERVATION AND EROSION 

CONTROL 

Alferez 78 


Baconguis and Rondilla 79 

Barrau 58 

Benge 77, 77b, 77c, 77g, 80, 81 


Bottom and Halle 57 

Brizioli 30 

Coster 38 

Colleaux 47 

Curran H. H. 06 

Curran 74b 

Dikjman 50, 50a, 50b, 58 

Eavis et al. 74 

Eckholm 76 

Graham 41 

Hartmans 81 


Metzner 76, 76a, 78 

Mohr 44 


Parafitt 76 

Parera 80 


Philippines 74 

Seguerra 35 

SOIL IMPROVEMENT 

Alferez 78 

Benge 84 

Budowski 80 

Coaldrake and Russel 78 

Curran 06 

Dillen 30 

Eavis et al. 74 

Genthin-Jones 36 

Hannon 49 



Mabbutt et al. 65

SOIL IMPROVEMENT (Continued) 

WOOD 

General 

Charcoal 

Energy 

Middleton 80 

PCARR 76 

Schweizer 41 

Seguerra 35 

Semple and Pendleton 50 

Vries 26 

Williams 67 

Benge 81 


Brewbaker and Hutton 79 

Brewbaker et al. 72a 

Cubitt 19 


India 62, 79 

Lamb 78 


Malaysia 59 

Mauricio and Cacanindin 75 

Mendoza and Gomez 78 

Nakasuga and Yamada 79 


Phillipines 74, 75b 

Tai et al. 79 



Estudillo et al. 70 

Fanega et al. 74 

Geuvara 77 

Tandiono and Sabaruddin 74 

Villanueva and Bawagan 

Barnard and Ratasuk 80 

Bawagan et al. 76 

Bawagan and Semana 77 

Benge 78a 


Brewbaker 75, 76a, 80 


Chanco 79 

DebRoy and Pathak, undated 



Samana 77 

Semana et al. 76 

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Firewood 

Amos 55 



Costes 72 

Curran 80 


Francia 61 

Lorenzo, undated 

Mathews 14 

Steedmiller 11 

Vergara 60 

Villanueva and Bawagan 70 

Hardboard Production 

Lumber 

Paper 

Semana and Las Marias 78 



Decena 76 

Record and Hess 43 

Almonte 56 

Batchelor et al. 70, 71 


Browbaker and Hutton 79 

Chinte 71 

Dadswell et al. 59 

Dadswell and Watson 62 

Dinwoodie 65 


Philippines 74a 


Revilla 76 

Samana 74, 78 

Tai et al. 79, 80 

Villanueva et al. 72 


Atmosoedarjo and Banyard 79 



Benge 81 

Brewbaker 78 


Brown 21 

Capili 75 

Chanco 79

Production (Continued) 

Chinte 68, 71 

DebRoy and Pathak, undated 

Hu et al. 80, 80a 


Lohani 79 


Mendoza and Javier 80a 


Palit et al. 80 

Pathak and Patil 80 

Patil 79 

Patil and Gill 80 


Seguerra 35 

Soekiman and Barnyard 78 

Tai et al. 79 

Troup 21 

Virtucio 77 

Properties 

Aguilar 43 

Chinte 68, 71 

Dadswell and Watson 62 

Dadswell et al. 59 

Dalmacio 77 

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Treatment 

Dijkman 50, 50a, 50b, 58 

Dinwoodie 65 

Escolano et al. 78 

Floresca et al. 78 

Jayne 58 

Manas 79 

Miciano 66 

Monsalud and Nicolas 58 


Rocafort et al. 71 

Schnieder 16 

Semana 74 

Tamolang 57 

USDA 57 

Jaromillo 61 

Schneider 16 

Yield Assessment 


Hu et al. 80a 

Semana and Leano 70 

Semana and Siriban 77

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of tropical grasses and legumes. Journal of the Japanese Society of 

Grassland Science 24:296-302. 

Yost, R. S. and R. L. Fox. 1979. Contribution of Mycorrhizae to phosphorus 

nutrition of crops growing on an oxisol. Agronomy Journal 

71:903-908. 

Zabala, N. Q. 1977. Research needs in varietal improvement of giant 

ipil-ipil. Leucaena trees, silviculture. In: 1st International 

consultation on ipil-ipil research, Papers and Proceedings, pp. 37-39. 

National Academy of Science. 

Zarate, P. S., and S. M. Sousa. 1978. Variacion geografica de Leucaena 

en Mexico. Resumenes do los trabajos del VII Congreso Mexicano 

de Botanica. Society Bot. Me. pp. 12, 13. 

134

Acamovic, T.; D'Mello, J.P.F. 

Effect of Fe (iron) (III), polyethylene glycol and cholesterol 

supplementation on the growth rate of chicks fed Leucaena diets 

Leucaena research reports. v. 3, July 1982. pp. 72-73. 

Taipei, Taiwan: Council for Agricultural Planning and Development. 

Section Headings: ANIMAL NUTRITION (L500) 


Carcass composition of chicks fed Leucaena 

Leucaena research reports. v. 3, July 1982. p. 71. 

Taipei, Taiwan : Council for Agricultural Planning and Development. 

Section Headings: ANIMAL NUTRITION (L500); ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY AND 

BIOCHEMISTRY (L600) 

Acamovic, T.; D'Mello, J.P.F.; Fraser, K.W. 

Determination of mimosine and 3-hydroxy-4(1H)-pyridone in Leucaena, avian 

excreta and serum using reversed-phase ion-pair high-performance liquid 

chromatography (Legume, Leucaena leucocephala) 

Journal of chromatography. v. 236 (1), Feb. 5, 1982. pp. 169-179. ill. 

Amsterdam, Elsevier Scientific. 

Section Headings: PLANT PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY (F600); ANIMAL 

PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY (L600) 


The estimation of mimosine in Leucaena using high performance liquid 

chromatography. 

Dept. of Agric. Biochem., Edinburgh Sch. of Agric., Edinburgh EH9 3JG, UK. 

Leucaena Research Reports, 1981, 2, p. 62 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; chemical composition; mimosine 


Determination of mimosine by ion-exchange chromatography. 

Dep. Agricultural Biochemistry, Edinburgh School of Agriculture, West Mains 

Road, Edinburgh EH9 3JG, UK. 

Journal of Chromatography, 1981, 206, 2, pp. 416-420 

Descriptors: miiosine; Leucaena leucocephala; estimation 

Achaya, T. 

Tamilnadu. I. (Trials with Hawaiian giant K 28 variety of Leucaena 

leucocephala, nursery and container plants, India) 

Leucaena leucocephala in India: proceedings of National Seminar, 

Urulikranchan, June 26-27, 1981/edited by R.N. Kaul, M.G. Gogate & N.K. 

Mathur. pp. 102-107. 

(New Delhi?): Ministry of Agriculture, Govt. of India, 1983. 

Section Headings: FORESTRY PRODUCTION -- ARTIFICIAL REGENERATION (K120) 

Addison, K.B.; Cameron, D.G.; Blight, G.W. 

Effect of leucaena and peanut meal supplements fed to steers grazing 

native pasture in sub coastal south-east Queensland 

Tropical grasslands. Sept. 1984. v. 18 (3) pp. 121-130. 

Brisbane: Tropical Grassland Society of Australia. 

135

Descriptors: steers; feed supplements; Leucaena leucocephala; 

heteropogon contortus; chloris; aristida; peanuts; oilmeals; body weight 


Addison, K.B.; Cooksley, D.G.; Robbins, G.B.; Bushell, J.J.; McKeon, G.M.; 

Rickert, K.G. 

Models of feed systems for growing cattle in sub-coastal southern. 

Queensland. 

Australia, Australian Society of Animal Production 

Proceedings of the Australian Society of Animal Production, 1984, 15, pp. 

11-23. 

Descriptors: Pastures; cattle; feeding; Australia; Leucaena leucocephala; 

Forage; Tropics 

Agric. Res. Org., Volcani Cent., Bet Dagan, Israel. 

List of plant introductions for the period January 1, 1979 - April 30, 1980. 

Israel, Institute of Field and Garden Crops, Division of Plant Introduction 

Special Publication, Division of Scientific Publications, Bet Dagan, 1981, 

No. 189, 33 pp. 

Descriptors: Israel; plant introductions; Brachiaria humidicola; Cenchrus 

ciliaris; Lathyrus spp.; Leucaena spp.; Lolium spp.; fledicago truncatula; 

Vicia sativa; introductions oats; buckwheat; cotton; barley; Lens culinaris; 

cassava; tobacco; rice; Vigna radiata; rye; sorghum; wheat; maize 

Ahmad, I.; Chen, C.P.; Abdullah, H.M. 

The performance of five selected Leucaena leucocephala accessions on 

sandy soil in Peninsular Malaysia 

Extension bulletin - ASPAC Food & Fertilizer Technology Center. Dec. 1983. 

(198), Dec. 1983. pp. 22-35. 

Taipei: The Center. 

Section Headings: PLANT PRODUCTION -- PASTURES AND RANGE (F130); FORESTRY 

RELATED (KO01); FORESTRY PRODUCTION -- ARTIFICIAL REGENERATION (K120) 

Ahmed, S.S. 

Jammu & Kashmir. I. (Introduction and silviculture of Leucaena Leucocephala 

in India, planting techniques) 



Mathur. pp. 64-67. 



Akbar, M.A.; Gupta, P.C. 

Note on the comparative amino acid and beta-carotene composition of subabul 

and lucerne leaf meals. 

Dep. Animal Nutrition, Haryana Agricultural Univ., Hissar - 125004, India. 

Indian Journal of Animal Nutrition, 1984, 1, 1, pp. 51-52. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; leaf meal; amino acid; beta-carotene; 

Lucerne 

Alcantara, P.B. ZTCNA; Alcantara, V.B.G.; Abramides, P.G. 

Preliminary studies on Leucaena leucocephala (Lam.) de Wit. propagation 

by cuttings (Forage crops, Brazil). 

136

Estudos preliminares de propagacao da Leucaena leucocephala (Lam.) de 

wit. por estaquia 

Zootecnia. v. 20 (1), Jan./Mar. 1982. pp. 5-15. ill. 

Sao Paulo: Departamento da Producao Animal. 

Section Headings: PLANT PRODUCTION -- FIELD CROPS (F120) 

Alferez, A.C. 

Leucaena: a renewable source of high-protein animal feed and nitrogen-rich 

organic matter. 

University of the Philippines, Los Banos, Laguna, Philippines. 

Scientia Filipinas, 1981, 1, 1, pp. 24-29. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; Philippines; maize; rice green manures; 

specific 

Alli, I.; Fairbairn, R.; Noroozi, E.; Baker-, B.E. 

The effects of molasses on the fermentation of chopped whole-plant 

Leucaena (Ensiled forage crops) 

Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture. v. 35 (3), Mar. 1984. 

pp. 285-289. 

Oxford, Eng.: Blackwell Scientific Publications. 

Section Headings: MICROBIOLOGY OF FEED PROCESSING (R11O); FEED PROCESSING 

AND STORAGE (RIO0) 

Almeida, J.E. de; Valarini, M.J.; Lopes, E.S. 

Performance of Rhizobium sp. strains on Leucaena leucocephala (Lam.) de 

Wit. in soil under two liming levels (Brazil). 

Comportamento de estirpes de Rhizobium sp., em Leucaena leucocephala 

(Lam.) De Wit. cultivada em solo com dois niveis de calagem 

Boletim de industria animal. v. 39 (2), July/Dec. 1982. pp. 167-171. 

Sao Paulo, Brazil: Departamento da Producao Animal. 

Section Headings: PLANT NUTRITION (F500); SOIL FETILITY AND 

FERTILIZERS (J500) 

Almeida, J.E.; Valarini, M.J.; Lopez, E.S. 

Response of Leucaena leucocephala to inoculation in a soil of pH 5.5. 

Biological nitrogen fixation technology for tropical agriculture (edited by 

Graham, P.H.; Harris, S.C.). 

Instituto de Zootecnia, N. Odessa, Sao Paulo, Brazil. 

Publ: Cali, Colombia; Centro Internacional de Agricultura Tropical (CIAT) 

1982, pp. 455-457 

Descriptors: Conferences; Biological Nitrogen Fixation Technology for 

Tropical Agriculture; Inoculation; Leucaena leucocephala 

Alvarez F.F.; Gallo, T.M. 

Milking dual-purpose cows in the presence of their calves, and Leucaena as 

nitrogenous forage. I. Performance. 

Ordeno de vacas doble proposito en presencia o ausencia del becerro y 

Leucaena como forraje proteico. I. Comportamiento. 

FIRA, Banco de Mexico SA, Mexico. 

Memoria, Asociacion Latinoamericana de Produccion Animal, 1981, publ. 

1983, 16, p. 111. 

137

Descriptors: Cows; conferences; Asociacion Latinoamericana de Producccion 

Animal; Milk yield; feeding; Leucaena leucocephala; Feeds; legumes 

Amba, T.O. 

Relating man-made forests of fast growing species to low-cost housing in 

Nigeria. 

Coll. For Resour., Univ. Washington, Seattle, WA 98195, USA. 

Forest Products Abstracts, 1984, 7, 6, pp. 157-158 

Descriptors: Theses; forestry; Nigeria; Silviculture; intensive 

silviculture; Eucalyptus grandis; increment; Gmelina arborea; Leucaena 

leucocephala; volume; Gmelina; Leucaena 

Anderson, D.M.W.; Bridgeman, M.M.E.; Brown, E.I.G.; Anderson, J.A.M. 

Studies of uronic acid materials. 59. The gum exudate from a cultivar of 

Leucaena leucocephala (Lam.) de Wit 

The International tree crops journal. v. 2 (3/4), 1983. pp. 291-295. 

Berkhampsted: A B Academic. 

Section Headings: PLANT PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY (F600); FORESTRY 

RELATED (KO01) 

Arigayo, S.; Sakata, K.; Fujisawa, S.; Sakurai, A.; Adisewojo, S.S.; 

Takahashi, N. 

Characterization of gibberellins in immature seeds of Leucaena 

leucocephala (Lam) De Wit (Leguminosae) 

Agricultural and biological chemistry. v. 47 (12), Dec. 1983. 

pp. 2939-2940. 

Tokyo: Agricultural Chemical Society of Japan. 

Section Headings: PLANT PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY (F600) 

Arigayo, S.; Fujisawa, S.; Sakurai, A.; Kamiya, Y.; Adisewojo, S.S.; 

Takahashi, N. 

Fluctuation of endogenous levels of free and conjugated gibberellins 

throughout seed maturation in Leucaena leucocephala (Lam) De Wit 

Plant and cell physiology. Dec. 1984. v. 25 (8)pp.1395-1402. ill. 

Kyoto: Japanese Society of Plant Physiologists. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; gibberellins; seeds; maturation; 


Arora, S.S. 

Genetic studies on kubabul (Leucaena leucocephala, cultivars, traits) 



Mathur. pp. 152-159. 


Section Headings: PLANT BREEDING (F200); FORESTRY RELATED (KO01) 

Aulokh, K.S. 

Punjab (Leucaena leucocephala, trials with giant varieties of trees, 

India, nursery and planting techniques) 



Mathur. pp. 97-98. plates. 

138


Section Headings: FORESTRY PRODUCTION--ARTIFICIAL REGENERATION (K120) 

Azmi, M.I. 

Effect of Pratylenchus zeae on seedling growth of su-babool (Leucaena 

leucocephala) and its control with phorate. 

Indian Grassland & Fodder Res. Inst., Jhanzi, India. 

Nematologica, 1984, 30, 1 pp. 105-107 

Descriptors: Legumes; Vegetables; Pratylenchus zeae; Leucaena leucocephala; 

pathogenicity; phorate; control; pests; Nematodes; woody plants; Insecticides 

Azmi, M.I. 

Rate of multiplication and pathogenic effects of Helicotylenchus 

dihystera on koobabool (Leucaena latisiliqua) (Fodder tree, India) 

Indian journal of nematology. v. 11 (1), Mar. 1981. pp. 69-71. ill. 

New Delhi, Nematological Society of India. 

Section Headings: PESTS OF PLANTS--NEMATODES (F822) 

Baconguis, S.R.; Pameron, F.P.; Navarro, R.V. 

Grassland overgrazing degrades environment and rural life II. 

Forest Res. Inst., Laguna, Philippines. 

Canopy International, 1982, 8, 5, pp. 13-15 

Descriptors: grassland improvement; Philippines; Stylosanthes guianensis; 

Centrosema pubescens; Macroptilium atropurpureum; Lablab purpureus; Pueraria 

phaseoloides; Leucaena leucocephala 

Baez, L.; Pound, B.; Pena, G. 

A note on the performance of calves fed cut or grazed Leucaena leucocephala 

(Lam.) De Wit 

Tropical animal production. v. 8 (1), 1983. pp. 56-58. 

Santo Domingo: Consejo Estatal del Azucar, Division de Ganaderia y 

Boyada. 



Bahri, S.; Adi, H.; Minawati, D. 

Effect of Leucaena leucocephala on the thyroid gland of rabbits: a 

histopathological study. 

Pengaruh pemberian lamtoro (Leucaena leucocephala) terhadap kelenjar thyroid 

kelinci: suatu pengamatan histopatologis. 

Balai Penelitian Penyakit Hewan, P.O. Box 52, Bogor, Indonesia. 

Penyakit Hewan, 1982, 14, 23 pp. 14-16. 

Descriptors: Thyroid; histology; Leucaena leucocephala; rabbits; Leucaena; 

Thyroid antagonists 

Bahri, S. 

Evaluation of the goitrogenic effect of lamtoro (Leucaena leucocephala) in 

guineapigs. 

Evalusai efek goitrogenik dari lamtoro (Leucaena leucocephala) pada marmut. 

Balai Penelitian Penyakit Hewan, Bogor, Indonesia. 

Penyakit Hewan, 1984, 16, 27, pp. 145-147 

Descriptors: Thyroid; Leucaena leucocephala; guineapigs 

139

Bamualim, A.; Weston, R.H.; Hogan, J.P.; Murray, R.M. 

The contributions of Leucaena leucocephala to post ruminal digestible 

protein for sheep fed tropical pasture hay supplemented with urea and 

minerals. 

Graduate School of Tropical Veterinary Science, James Cook Univ., 

Townsville, Queensland 4811, Australia. 


255-258. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; supplements; roughag; sheep feeding 

Bamualim, A.; Stachiw, S.; "ones, R.J.; Murray, R.M. 

The effect of fresh Leucaena leucocephala as a supplement on the utilization 

of pasture hay by goats. 

Graduate School of Tropical Vet. Science, James Cook Univ., Townsville, 

Queensland 4811, Australia. 


259-262. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; supplements; roughag; goat feeding 

basappa, B. 

Afforestation of degraded grassland. 

Karnataka For. Dep., Mercara, India. 

Myforest, 1983, 19, 1, pp. 57-61 

Descriptors: grasslands; alkaline sites; choice of species 

Basappa, B. 

Problems encountered in the cultivation of Leucaena leucocephala (India) 

Myforest. v. 19 (2), June 1983. pp. 84-88. 

Bangalore: Forest Department, Karnataka. 

Section Headings: PESTS OF PLANTS--INSECTS (F821); FOREST INJURIES AND 

PROTECTION (K800) 

Bawagan, P.V. 

Research on Leucaena wood at the Forest Products Research and Development 

Institute (FPRDI), Philippines 

Leucaena research in the Asian-Pacific region: proceedings of a workshop 

held in Singapore, Nov. 23-26, 1982/organized by the Nitrogen Fixing Tree 

Association and the International Development Research Centre. 

pp. 119-122. 

Ottawa: The Centre, 1983. 

Section Headings: FOREST PRODUCTS -- WOOD (K510) 

Bawagan, P.V. 

Utilization of ipil-ipil for wood. 

DPRDI, NSTA, College, Laguna 3720, Philippines. 

Forpride Digest, 1982, 11, 1/2, pp. 57-67. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; Wood chemistry; Wood properties; 

Pulping materials; Wood anatomy; Wood preservation 

Becker, R.; Sayre, R.N.; Saunders, R.M. 

Semiarid legume crops as protein resources (Prosopis, Leucaena, Acacia, 

Geoffroea, Olneya) 

140

Journal of the American Oil Chemists' Society. v. 61 (5), May 1984. 

pp. 931-938. 

Champaign, Ill.: The Society. 

Section Headings: PLANT PRODUCTION -- HORTICULTURAL CROPS (F11O) 

Bell, E.A. 

Botany: the science of survival (Plant proteins, Lathyrus sativus, 

Phaseolus lunatus, butter beans, Manihot esculenta, Acadia albida, Leucaena 

leucocephala, Hevea spR., natural resources) 

Science and public policy. v. 9 (4), Aug. 1982. pp. 170-178. ill. 

London: Butterworth Scientific Limited. 

Section Headings: PLANT PRODUCTION -- GENERAL (FIO0) 

Benge, M.D. 

Leucaena. 1. An excellent feed for livestock 

Livestock international. v. 9 (1), Feb. 1981. pp. 4-6. ill. 

Surrey, England, Agraria Press. 

Section Headings: ANIMAL NUTRITION (L500); PLANT PRODUCTION -- PASTURES AND 

RANGE (F130) 

Benge, M.D. 

Leucaena. 3. The field (Forage crops, pastures). 

Livestock international. v. 9 (3), June/July 1981. pp. 16-17. 


Section Headings: PLANT PRODUCTION -- PASTURES AND RANGE (F130) 

Benge, M.D. 

The miracle tree: reality or myth? (Leucaena, forest trees, silviculture) 



Association and the International Development Research Centre. pp. 95-98. 


Section Headings: FORESTRY PRODUCTION -- GENERAL (KIO0) 

Benge, M.D. 

Leucaena. 2. Selecting the seed for pasture 

Livestock international. v. 9 (2), April 1981. pp. 17-18. ill. 



Benge, M.D. 

Leucaena (leucocephala, Miniosaceae). 1. A (shade) tree for all purposes 

(Tropical , erosion control). 

<strong>World</strong> Crops. v. 33 (2), March 1981. pp. 38-40. (continued). ill. 

London, <strong>World</strong> crops Publications. 

Section Headings: PLANT PRODUCTION -- HORTICULTURAL CROPS (F11O) 

Benge, M.D. 

Leucaena (leucocephala). 2. The shade tree that defies the woodcutter. 

<strong>World</strong> crops. v. 33 (4), July 1981. pp. 87-88 (continued). ill. 

London, <strong>World</strong> Crops Publications. 

Section Headings: PLANT PRODUCTION -- HORTICULTURAL CROPS (F110). 

141

Benge, M.D. 

Leucaena. 3. The tree that is called saviour (Philippines) 

<strong>World</strong> crops. v. 33 (6), Nov./Dec. 1981. pp. 132-133. ill. 

Horley, Surrey, England, Agraria Press. 

Section Headings: PLANT PRODUCTION -- HORTICULTURAL CROPS (Fl10) 

Berry, S.; D'Mello, J.P.F. 

A comparison of Leucaena leucocephala and grass meals as sources of yolk 

pigments in diets for laying hens 

Tropical animal production. v. 6 (2), 1981. pp. 167-173. ill. 

Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, Consejo Estatal del Azucar, Division 

de Ganaderia y Boyada. 

Section Headings: ANIMAL NUTRITION (L500); FEED COMPOSITION (R300); FOOD 

COMPOSITION--POULTRY (Q503) 

Bhaskar, V. 

Effect of forest soils on the germination of koobabul and agase seeds. 

Dep. Farm For., Univ. Agric. Sci., GKVK Campus, Bangalore-560 065, India. 

Myforest, 1983, 19, 2, pp. 72-73. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; Sesbania grandiflora; Seed; 

germination; Leucaena; Sesbania; Natural regeneration; seedbeds; Allelopathy 

Bhatnagar, H.P. 

Growth regulator and nutritional aspects of growth on Leucaena leucocephala 

in India 

Van vigyan. v. 19 (1), March 1981. pp. 29-35. 

Dehra Dun, Society of Indian Foresters. 

Section Headings: PLANT NUTRITION (F500); FORESTRY RELATED (KOOl) 

Bhola, P.P.; Sharma, Y.K. 

Kraft pulping of Leucaena leucocephala (India) 

The Indian forester. v. 108 (3), March 1982. pp. 202-211. 

Dehra Dun, N.K. Mathur. 

Section Headings: FOREST PRODUCTS -- PULP AND PAPER (K530) 

Blom, P.S. 

Leucaena, a promising versatile leguminous tree for the tropics. 

Dep. Agric. Res., Royal Tropical Inst., Mauritskade 63, Amsterdam, 

Netherlands. 

International Tree Crops Journal, 1981, 1, 4, pp. 221-236. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; Choice of species; Tropics; 

agroforestry; fuel plantations; Fodder; foliage 

Bodle, W.W.; Wright, K.A. 

Hydropyrolysis of biomass and related materials for the production of 

liquids (Eucalyptus wood, leucaena wood, and peat) 

Energy from biomass and wastes VI: symposium, January 25-29, 1982, Lake 

Buena Vista, Florida/symposium chairman D.L. Klass; sponsored by the 

Institute of Gas Technology. pp. 1031-1055. ill. 

Chicago: The Institute, c1982. 

Section Headings: BIOMASS ENERGY SOURCES (P120); ALTERNATIVE SOURCES OF 

ENERGY (P130) 

142

Bottenberg, H.B. 

Growth and yield of IR-36 rice as affected by different levels of ipil-ipil 

(Leucaena) leaves. 

Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State Univ., Bacnotan, La Union, Philippines. 

Leucaena Research Reports, 1981, 2, 41. 

Descriptors: rice; green manures; Leucaena leucocephala 

Bray, R.A. 

Evaluating hybrids between Leucaena leucocephala and L. pulverulenta as 

potential forage plants. 

CSIRO Division of Tropical Crops & Pastures, Davies Lab., PO Aitkenvale, 

Qld. 4814, Australia. 

Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture and Animal Husbandry, 1984, 

24, 126, pp. 379-385. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; interspecific hybridization; Leucaena 

pulverulenta; plant composition; mimosine 

Bray, R.A. 

Forage yield of Leucaena diversifolia 




Bray, R.A. 

Sources of variation for mimosine content 

Proceedings, Australian plant breeding conference, Adelaide, South 

Australia, February 14-18, 1983 (edited by Driscoll, C.J.). 

CSIRO, Davies Lab., Townsville, Queensland, Australia. 

Publ: Adelaide, Australia; Organizing Committee, Standing Committee on 

Agriculture, 1983, pp. 278-279. 

Descriptors: Conferences; Australian plant breeding conference; Leucaena 

leucocephala; plant composition; mimosine; Leucaena pulverulenta; Leucaena; 

interspecific hybridization 

Brewbaker, J.L.; Pan, F.J.; Sorensson, C. 

Leucaena improvement (American woody genus, forage and fuelwood species 

for the tropics, Hawaii) 

Progress report, clovers and special purpose legumes research - Univ. of 

Wisconsin, Dept. of Agronomy. v. 16, 1983. pp. 25-26. 

Madison: The Department. 

Section Headings: PLANT BREEDING (F200) 

Brewbaker, J.L.; Kaye, S. 

Mimosine variations in species of the genus Leucaena 

Dep. of Hort., Hawaii Univ., Honolulu, HI 96734, USA. 

Leucaena Research Reports, 1981, 2, pp. 66-68. 

Descriptors: Leucaena; chemical composition; mimosine 

Brewbaker, J.L. 

Systematics, self-incompatibility, breeding systems, and genetic improvement 

of Leucaena species 

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Brewbaker, J.L; MacDicken, K.; Beldt, R. Van den 

Tropical nitrogen-fixing fuelwood trees. 

Energy conservation and use of renewable energies in the bio-industries 

(edited by Vogt, F.). 

Departments of Agronomy and Horticulture, College of Tropical Agricultue, 

University of Hawaii, 3190 Maile Way, Honolulu, Hawaii 96822, USA. 

Publ: Oxford, UK; Pergamon Press Ltd., 1982, pp. 108-119 

Descriptors: Trees; nitrogen fixation 

Brewbaker, J.L. (et al.) Beldt, R. van den; MacDicken, K; Budowski, G.; Kss, 

D.C.L.; Russo, R.O.; Escalante, G.; Herrera, R.; Aranguren, J.; Arkcoll, D.B.; 

Baggio, A.J.; Seiffert, N.F. 

Utilization of nitrogen fixing trees 

In Simposio sobre fixacao de nitrogenio em arvores tropicais (coordinated by 

Dobereiner, J.) pp. 19-24, Sept. 1983, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. 

Dept. Hort.. Univ. Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii 96822, USA. 

Pesquisa Agrcpecuaria Brasileira, 1984, 19, Special issue, pp. 193-249. 

Descriptors: Conferences; Nitrogen fixation in tropical trees; 

Agroforestry; Brazil; cattle; Nitrogen fixatio; Erythrina; Fruit; edible 

species; uses; Leguminosae; Erythrina poeppigiana; Parkia platycephala; 

Pentaclethra macroloba; Swartzia; Cassia lelandra; Hymenaea courbari; Dipteryx 

odorata; Inga edulis; Inga macrophylla; Inga cinnamonea; Gliricidia sepium; 

Leucaena leucocephala; Chemical constituents of plants; nitrogen; proteins; 

Fuelwood: Shade trees; Browse; Venezuela; Brewbaker, J.L; Conferences; 

Utilization of nitrogen fixing trees; Leguminosae; nutrition; nitrogen; 

Tropical fruits; fixation 

Briones, A.A. 

The nature, distribution and management of some problem soils in the 

Philippines 

Dept. of Soil Sci., Philippines Univ., Los Banos, Laguna, Philippines. 

Tropical Agriculture Research Series, 1982, No. 15, pp. 63-72. 

Descriptors: conferences; International symposium on distribution, 

characteristics and utilization of problem soils; Leucaena leucocephala; 

soils, maize; types; Philippines 

Bushby, H.V.A. AAAHA 

Rhizosphere populations of Rhizobium strains and nodulation of Leucaena 

leucocephala (Soil biology, symbiosis, Queensland) 

Australian journal of experimental agriculture and animal husbandry. 

v. 22 (117), August 1982. pp. 293-298. ill. 

Melbourne Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization. 

Section Headings: SOIL BIOLOGY (J100); PLANT ECOLOGY (F300) 

Cable, W.J.; Breen, J.A.; Cahusac, A.B.; Williams, D.B.; Taogaga, T. 

Preliminary results of intercropping Leucaena with taro (Colocasia 

esculenta) in Western Samoa 

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Cacanindin, D.C. 

Management of congonal areas for agroforestry: a boost to rural economy 

College of Forestry, Philippines Univ., Los Banos, Laguna, Philippines. 

Canopy International, 1982, 8, 7, pp. 3-4. 

Descriptors: Imperata cylindrica; grassland improvement; Stylosanthes 

guianensis; soils; erosion; Leucaena 

Centro Internacional de Agricultura Tropical. Tropical Pastures Program 

Annual Report 1981 

Publ: Cali, Colombia; CIAT, 1982, 304 pp. 

Descriptors: Stylosanthes; Desmodium; Leucaena; Zornia; Centrosema; 

Andropogon gayanus; diseases; Colombia; plant diseases; reports; CIAT 

Chagas, J.M.; Pereira Filh, I.A.; Vieira, C. 

Effect of Leucaena and NPK fertilizer on growth of beans in the cerrado 

Efeitos da leucena e da adubacao NPK sobre a cultura do feijao no cerrado 

EMBRAPA/EPAMIG, 36570 Vicosa, Minas Gerais, Brazil. 

Revista Ceres, 1983, 30, 172, pp. 481-485. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; Green manures; Brazi; Phaseolus 

vulgaris; responses; NPK fertilizers; fertilizers; NPK 

Chagas, J.M.; Kluthcouski, J.; Aquino, A.R.L. de. 

Leucaena leucocephala as a green manure for bean growing in "cerrado" 

soil (Phaseolus vuigaris, kidney bean) 

Leucaena leucocephala como verde para a cultura de fei.iao em cerraddo 

Pesquisa agropecuaria brasileira. v. 16 (6), 1981. pp. 809-814. 

Brasilia, Empresa Brasileira de Pesquisa Agropecuaria. 

Section Headings: SOIL FETILITY AND FERTILIZERS (J500); PLANT 

PRODUCTION -- HORTICULTURAL CROPS (F11O) 

Chandrasekaran, N.R. 

Studies on forage potential of Leucaena 

Dept. of Forage Crops, Tamil Nadu Univ., Coimbatore 641 003, Tamil Nadu, 

India. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; Rhizobium; digestibility; fertilizers; 

phosphorus; chemical composition; protein. 

Chandrasekaran, N.R. 

Studies on Leucaena tree growth (Seed orchard, wood yields) 



Section Headings: FOREST MENSURATION AND DE.^CRIPTION (K250) 

Chandrasekharan, P.; Chandrasekharan, N.R.; Subramanian, S. 

Velimasal -- a better intercrop with cumbu-Napier grass 

Dept. of Forage Crops, Tamil Nadu Agric. Univ., Coimbatore 641 003, Tamil 

Nadu, India. 

145

News Letter, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, 1983, 131, 3, pp. 1 

Descriptors: Desmanthus virgatus; Leucaena leucocephala; mixtures; grasses; 

Pennisetum americanum, P. purpureum; legumes. 

Chandrashekhara Rao, T.; Lakshminarayana, G.; Prasad, N.B.L.; Mohan Rao, 

S.J.; Azeemoddin, R.; Ramayya, D.A.; thirumala Rao, S.D. 

Characteristics and compositions of Carissa spinarum, Leucaena leucocephala 

and Physalis minima seeds and oils 

Journal of the American Oil Chemists' Society. v. 61 (9), Sept. 1984. pp. 

1472-1473. 


Section Headings: FOOD COMPOS iTION -- FIELD CROP PRODUCTION (Q504); PLANT 

PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY (F600) 

Chang, Y.C.; Tao, C.C.C.; Wong, C.Y. 

Three species of scale insects injurious to "giant" Leucaena tree. 

Bulletin -- Taiwan Forestry Research Institute. July 1982. (369), July 

1982. p. 8 ill. 

Taipei: Taiwan sheng lin yeh shih yen so. 

Section Headings: PESTS OF PLANTS -- INSECTS (F821); FORESTRY RELATED 

(KOO) 

Chang, Y.C.; Tao, C.C.C.; Wong, C.Y. 

Three species of scale insects injurious to giant Leucaena (leucocephala 

trees, Coccus longulus, Asterolecanium pustulans, Hemiberlesia implicata) 

Leucaena research reports. v. 3, July 1982. pp. 55-56. ill. 


Section Headings: PESTS OF PLANTS -- INSECTS (F821); FORESTRY RELATED 

(KO01) 

Chaturvedi, A.N. IFORA 

Growth of Leucaena leucocephala (India) 

The Indian forester. v. 109 (1), Jan. 1983. pp. 7-9. 

Dehra Dun: N.K. Mathur. 


Chaturvedi, A.N. 

Leucaena leucocephala trials in Uttar Pradesh (India) 

The Indian forester. v. 107 (10), Oct. 1981. pp. 611-616. 

Dehra Dun, S.K. Mitra. 

Section Headings: PLANT PRODUCTION -- GENERAL (FI0); FORESTRY RELATED 

(KO01) 

Chaturvedi, A.N. IFORA8 

Performance of Leucaena leucocephala (India) 

The Indian forester. v. 109 (7), July 1983. pp. 423-426. ill. 


Section Headings: FORESTRY PRODUCTION -- GENERAL (K1O0) 

Chel, G.L.; Romano Munoz, J.L.; Castellanos Ruelas, A. 

Limiting amino acids of Leucaena leaf meal for the growing rat 

Leucaena res-arch reports. v. 3, July 1982. p. 51. 

146



Chel, L.; Enriquez, A.; Torres, M.; Leon, J. de 

Leucaena leucocephala: evaluation of agronomic parameters and nutritive 

value 

Centro Experimental Pecuario, INIP-SARH, Yucatan, Mexico. 

Tropical Animal Production, 1981, 6, 4, pp. 363-364 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; seed germination; seed treatments; 

cutting height; cutting frequency; chemical composition; proteins; 

digestibility; regrowth; leaves; proportion 

Chen, C. Y.; Chen, M.Y. 

Physiological and ecological characteristics of Leucaena 

Dept. of Bot., National Chung-Hsing Univ., Taichung, Taiwan. 

Leucaena Research Reports, 1981, 2, p. 45 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; light intensity; photosynthesis; 

ecology; plant physiology; Leucaena. 

Chomchalow, S.; Visuttipitakul, S.; Piraman, P.; Tojun, P.; Juntarasami, M.; 

Boonmalisont, D.; Poonsawasdi, S.; Norman, B.; Tiensri, S.; Kachasenee, P. 

Inoculum production for winged bean and other grain legumes in Thailand 

Winged Bean Flyer, 1982, 4, 1, p. 8 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; Rhizobium; inoculants; groundnuts; 

inoculation; Psophocarpus tetragonolobus; Vigna radiata; storage; conferences; 

International Winged Bean Seminar 

Chou, C.H. 

Study of allelopathy with Hengchun vegetation (Leucaena leucocephala, 

Vitex negundo, Stachytarpheta jamaicensis, germination) 




Chouinard, A. (Editor) 

Leucaena research in the Asian - Pacific region. Proceedings of a workshop 

held in Singapore, November 23-26, 1982 

Publ: Ottawa, Canada; International Development Research Centre, 1983, 192 

pp. 

Descriptors: Conferences; Leucaena leucocephala; Asia 

Chowdhury, A.R.; Banerji, R.; Misra, G.; Nigam, S.K. 

Studies on leguminous seeds (Albizzia lebbek, Albizzia lucida, Albizzia 

richardiana, Entada phaseoloides, Leucaena leucocephala, Parkia biglandulosa, 

Pithecolobium bigemina, Pithecolobium dulce) 

Journal of the American Oil Chemists' Society. v. 61 (6), June 1984. 

pp. 1023-1024. 


Section Headings: FOOD COMPOSITION--FIELD CROP PRODUCTS (Q504) 

Cochran, R.C.; Del Carpio, A.; Parker, C.F.; Hallford, D.M.; Van Keuren, 

R.W. 

Growth response of Peruvian Criollo goats consuming varying levels of 

Acacia macracantha, Leucaena leucocephala and corn stalks 

147

Nutrition reports international. v. 29 (2), Feb. 1984. pp. 495-503. 

Los Altos, Calif.: Geron-X, Inc. 


Common, I.F.B. AESJB; Beattie, W.M. 

An introduced moth, Ithome lassula Hodges (Lepidoptera: Cosmopterigidae), 

attacking Leucaena in northern Queensland (Leucaena leucocephala, includes 

taxonomic morphology) 

Journal of the Australian Entomological Society. v. 21 'pt.3), August 18, 

1982. pp. 195-197. ill. 

Brisbane: The Society. 

Section Headings: PESTS OF PLANTS -- INSECTS (F821); ANIMAL TAXONOMY AND 

GEOGRAPHY (L700); ENTOMOLOGY RELATED (LO01) 

Conlan, L.L. 

Identification of Leucaena leucocephala cultivars using polyacrylamide gel 

electrophoresis of seed embryos 

Davies Lab., CSIRO Div. Trop. Crops & Pastures, Townsville, Qld., Australia. 

Leucaena Research Reports, 1981, 2, pp. 12-13 

Descriptors: Leucaena; variety classification; Leucaena leucocephala; seed; 

protein banding; varieties; identification 

Conlan, L.L. 

Identification of Leucaena leucocephala cultivars using polyacrylamide gel 

electrophoresis of seed embryos 

Div. of Tropical Crops and Pastures, CSIRO, Townsvill, Qld., Australia 4814. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; seeds; protein; varieties; 

identification 

Contreras, G.; Capriles, M.; Ruan, R.; Pino, J.F.; Paredes, L.; Parra, R.; 

Marquez, N.; Castellanos, A.; Valencia, M. 

Abstracts of the fourth annual conference of tropical animal production, 

July 16, 17 and 18, 1981 

Mexico, Colegio Superior de Agricultura Tropical H. Cardenas; Mexico 

Universidad de Yucatan 

Tropical Animal Production, 1981, 6, 4, pp. 357-379. 

Descriptors: milk yield; dual-purpose cattle; cattle; dual-purpose; 

feeding; leucaena; feeds; legumes; calf; milk; restricted; wt. gain; suckling; 

milk composition; sheep 

Cooksley, D.G. 

Chemical control of weeds in seedling leucaena (Leucaena leucocephala) -post-emergence 

applications (Queensland) 

Queensland journal of agricultural and animal sciences v. 38 (2), Dec. 1981. 

pp. 109-115. 

Brisbane: Queensland Dept. of Primary Industries. 

Section Headings: WEEDS (F900) 


Effects of planting depth and sowing methods on emergence f leucaena 

148

(Leucaena leucocephala cv. Peru) seed in a light medium clay (Forage plant, 

Queensland') 

Queensland journal of agricultural and animal sciences v. 39 (1), June 1982. 

pp. 47-53. 

Brisbane: Queensland Dept. of Primary Industries. 


Cooksley, D.G.; Paton, C.J.; Whitehouse, M.J. 

Response of Leucaena leucocephala to a range of fertilizers on 'Brian 

Pastures' 

Publ: Brisbane, Australia; Queensland Department of Primary Industries, 

1984, 12 pp. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; fertilizers; phosphorus; calcium; 

sulphur; liming materials; phosphorus fertilizers; sulphur fertilizers; 

responses 


Tolerance of Leucaena leucocephala to some herbicides applied post-emergence 

(Effects on weed population) 

Australian weeds. v. 2 (3), Autumn 1983. pp. 87-89. 

Victoria: Inkata Press. 



Weed control in Leucaena leucocephala (Lam.) de Wit and associated toxicity 

effects of some pre-emergence herbicides 

Australian weeds. v. 2 (4), Winter 1983. pp. 137-140. 

Victoria: Inkata Press. 


Corley, R.H.V. 

Potential productivity of tropical perennial crops 

Bakasawit Clonal Oil Palm Res. Unit, Banting, Selangor, Malaysia. 

Experimental Agriculture, 1983, 19, 3, pp. 217-237. 

Descriptors: Cassava; Leucaena leucocephala 

Costa, N.M.S. 

Some observations on Leucaena sp. collection in Brasil 

EPAMIG, 35, 700 Sete Lagoas, M.G., Brazil. 

Leucaena Research Reports, 1981, 2, p. 17. 

Descriptors: Leucaena; nodulation 

Cubero, J.I.; Moreno, M.T. 

Grain legumes 

Leuminosas de grano 

Departmento de Genetica, Escuela Tecnica Superior de Ingenieros Agronomos, 

Cordoba, Spain. 

Publ: Madrid, Spain; Mundi-Prensa, 1983, 359 pp. 

Descriptors: Legumes; Spain; books; Production; Diseases; Nutritive value 

Cunningham, S.D.; Munns, D.N. 

The correlation between extracellular polysaccharide production and acid 

tolerance in Rhizobium 

14Q

Journal -- Soil Science Society of America. Nov./Dec. 1984. 48, 6, 

pp. 1273-1276. 

Madison, Wis.: The Society. 

Descriptors: rhizobium; polysaccharides; soil acidity; tolerances; 

trifolium; phaseolus; leucaena; lens; melilotus; cicer 

Section Headings: SOIL BIOLOGY (JlOO) 

D'Mello, J.P.F. Tagla; Acamovic, T. 

Apparent metabolizable energy value of dried Leucaena leaf meal for young 

chicks (Leucaena leucocephala, nutrition, feed composition) 

Tropical agriculture. v. 59 (4), Oct. 1982. pp. 329-332. 

Guildford: Butterworth Scientific. 


BIOCHEMISTRY (L600); FEED COMPOSITION (R300) 

D'Mello, J.P.F.; Fraser, K.W. 

The composition cf leaf meal from Leucaena leucocephala (Digestibility of 

animal feeds) 

Tropical science. v. 23 (1), 1981. pp. 75-78. 

London, Her Majesty's Stationery Office. 


D'Mello, J.P.F.; Acamovic, T. 

Growth performance of, and mimosine excretion by, young chicks fed on 

Leucaena leucocephala 

Dept. Agricultural Biochemistry, Edinburgh School of Agriculture, West Mains 

Road, Edinburgh, EH9 3JG, UK. 

Animal Feed Science and Technology, 1982, 7, 3, pp. 247-255. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; leaf meal; chicken feeding; mimosine; 

excretion; intake; chicken; Leucaena; fed to chick; amino acids; mimosine 

toxicity in chick 

D'Mello, J.P.F. 

Toxic factors in some tropical legumes 

Dept. of Agric. Biochem., Edinburgh Univ., Edinburgh EH9 3JG, UK. 

<strong>World</strong> Review of Animal Production, 1982, 18, 4, pp. 41-46 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; toxicity; leguminosae; poisonous 

plants; Leucaena; legumes; Psophocarpus tretragonobalus; guar; toxins 

Dairy Training and Research Institute, Philippines 

Annual report 1983 

Philippines, Dairy Training and Research Institute 

Publ: Laguna, University of the Philippines, 1984, 78 pp. 

Descriptors: Dairy research; Philippines; annual reports; Reports; Dairy 

Training and Research Institute; Dairy education 

Damothiran, L.; Chandrasekaran, N.R. 

Nutrition studies with Leucaena forage (Cattle) 




150

Das, R.B.; Dalvi, G.S. 

Effect of interval and intensity of cutting of Leucaena leucocephala 

All-India Coordinated Res. Project for Dryland Agric., Hyderabad 500 013, 

A.P., India. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephal.; spacing; cutting height cutting 

frequency 

Das, R.B.; Venkat Reddy, N. 

Intercropping of Leucaena with grain crops 




Davis, P.E. 

Desmanthus virgatus as a test plant for dilution-frequency infection 

tests using Leucaena leucocephala rhizobia 

Soil biology and biochemistry. v. 14 (3), 1982. pp. 313-314. 

Oxford, England, Pergamon Press. 

Section Headings: SOIL BIOLOGY (J1O0); PLANT NUTRITION (F500) 

Denton, F.H. 

Dendrothermal plantations in the Philippines 

Electrification Administration, Quezon, Philippines. 

Philippine Geographical Journal, 1981, 25, 4, pp. 150-154. 

Sec Jnl Source: Abstracts on Tropical Agriculture 9 (11) 49039. EMB. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; electricity supplies; fuel plantations; 

Philippines; fuelwood; electricity; 

Denton, F. 

Wood-energy developments in the Philippines (Tree farming, mainly 

Leucaena) 




pp. 141-144. ill. 


Section Headings: FORESTRY PRODUCTION -- GENERAL (K100); BIOMASS ENERGY 

SOURCES (P120) 

Desai, S.N.; Bhoi, P.G. 

Assessment of production potential of food and forage under agro-forestry 

system 

Dept. of Agron., Mahatma Phule Agric. Univ., Rahuri 413 722, Maharashtra, 

India. 

Journal of Maharashtra Agricultural Universities, 1982, 71 (7), pp. 33-36. 

Descriptors: Desmanthus virgatus; Sesbania grandiflora; Leucaena 

leucocephala; Sesbania aegyptica; intercropping; cereals; Pennisetum 

americanum; wheat; trees 

Desai, S.N.; Shoi, P.G.; Wani, A.G. 

Kubabul (Leucaena leucocephala) research in the Mahatma Phule Agricultural 

University, Rahuri (India, comparison with other species, performance in 

forage, fuel and food production) 

151



Mathur. pp. 183-187. 



Deshmukh, S.S.; Relwani, L.L.; Sutar, R.S.; Patil, B.P. 

Effect of stubble height and cutting frequency on the yield and quality 

of kubabul (Hawaiian common) (Leucaena leucocephala) 



Mathur. p. 188. 



Deshpande, V.V. 

Leucaena leucocephala: a wonder tree (Multiple uses such as nitrogen 

fixation source, dye, forage, gums, cultivation programs, India) 





Section Headings: FOREST PRODUCTS -- GENERAL (K500); AGRICULTURAL 

PRODUCTS -- PLANT (NONFOOD AND NONFEED) (S200); FORESTRY PRODUCTION -- GENERAL 

(K1O0) 

Devendra, C. 

New dietary protein sources for animal production in South East Asia 

Feed information and animal production. Proceedings of the Second Symposium 

of the International Network of Feed Information Centres. 

Malaysian Agricultural Research and Development Inst. (MARDI), Serdang, 

Selangor, Malaysia. 

Publ: Slough, UK; Commonwealth Agricultural Bureaux, 1983, pp. 479-483. 

Descriptors: Protein sources; animal production; Asia; Tropics 

Devendra, C. 

The nutritive value of Leucaena leucocephala cv. Peru in balance and 

growth studies with goats and sheep 

MARDI research bulletin. v. 10 (2), August 1982. pp. 138-150. 

Serdang, Selangor: Malaysian Agricultural Research and Development 

Institute. 

Section Headings: FEED COMPOSITION (R300); ANIMAL NUTRITION (L500) 

Devendra, C. 

Physical treatment of rice straw for goats and sheep and the response to 

substitution with variable levels of cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz), 

leucaena (Leucaena leucocephala) and gliricidia (Gliricidia maculata) forages 

Malaysian Agricultural Research and Development Inst. (MARDI), PO Box 12301, 

GPO, Kuala Lumpur 01-02, Malaysia. 

MARDI Research Bulletin, 1983, 11 (3), pp. 272-290. 

Devendra, C. 

The utilization of forages from cassava, pigeon pea, Leucaena and groundnut 

by goats and sheep in Malaysia 

152

Morand-Fehr, P.; Bourbouze, A.; Simiane, M. de (Editors): Nutrition and 

systems of goat feeding. Volume 1: Nutrition et systemes d'alimentation de la 

chevre, Volume 1. 

Agric. Res. and Development Inst., Serdang, Selangor, Malaysia. 

Publ: Tours, France; ITOVIC-INRA, 1981, pp. 338-345. 

Descriptors: Manihot esculenta; Cajanus cajan; Leucaena leucocephala; 

Arachis hypogaea; nutritive value; goats; intake digestibility; tropical 

fodder crops 

Dias Filho, M.B.; Serrao, E.A.S. 

Introduction and evaluation of forage legumes in the region of Paragominas, 

Para 

Introducao e avaliacao de leguminosas forrageiras na regiao de Paragominas, 

Para 

Centro de Pesquisa Agropecuaria do Tropico Umido, 66.000 Belem, PA, Brazil. 

Circular Tecnica, Centro de Pesquisa Agropecuaria do Tropico Umdo, 1982, No. 

29, 18 pp. 

Descriptors: Sty losanthes guianesis; fertilizers; phosphorus; Stylosanthes 

hamata; Pueraria phaseoloides; Leucaena leucocephala; Centrosema pubescens; 

Calopogonium mucunoides; Neonotonia wightii; Macroptilium atropurpureum; 

Desmodium intortum; Galactia striata; chemical composition; calcium; Brazil 

Dixon, R.M.; Priego, A.; Wyllie, D.; Preston, T.R. 

Intake, rumen liquid flow rates and fermentation in bulls fed sisal pulp 

supplemented with Leucaena forage, pasture or rice polishings 




Section Headings: ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY (L600); ANIMAL 

NUTRITION (L500); FEED COMPOSITION (R300) 

Djajanegara, A.; Rangkuti, M. 

Residues of importance as potential animal feeds in Indonesia 

The use of organic residues in rural communities [Shacklady, C.A. (Editor)] 

Anim. Husbandry Res. Inst., Ministry of Agric., Ciawi, Bogor, Indonesia. 

Publ: Tokyo, Japan; United Nations University 1983, pp. 3-10. 

Descriptors: Indonesia; animal nutrition; crop residues; conferences; The 

use of organic residues in rural communities Ipomoea batatas; Manihot 

esculenta; straw; Leucaena leucocephala; Imperata cylindrica; agricultural 

byproducts; livestock feeding 

Domingo, I.L. 

Nitrogen fixation in southeast Asian forestry: research and practice 

Biological nitrogen fixation in forest ecosystems: foundations and 

applications (edited by Gordon, J.C.; Wheeler, C.T.). 

Paper Industries Corp. Philippines, Bislig, Surigao del sur, Philippines. 

Publ.: The Hague, Netherlands; Nijhoff/Junk, 1983, pp. 295-315. 

Descriptors: Albizia falcataria; Leucaena leucocephala; Fuel plantations; 

Leguminosae; Rhizobium; Philippines; Silviculture; South East Asia; Nitrogen 

fixation; Tree 

153

Done, F.; Hughe-Jones, M.; Encarnacion, C. 

The ability of protein forages to stimulate intake and digestibility 

parameters of a whole chopped sugar cane diet 

CEDIPCA, CEAGANA, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. 

Tropical Animal Production, 1981, 6, 2, p. 194. 

Descriptors: Canavalia ensiformis; Leucaena leucocephala; Ipomoea batatas; 

Saccharum officinarum; intake; digestibility cattle; fodder mi'xtures 

Doraisamy, K.A. 

Subabul leaf-meal as a feed ingredient in chick ration 

Dept. Animal Nutrition, Madras Veterinary College, Madras-600 007, India. 

Cheiron, 1984, 13, 5, pp. 262-264. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; leaf meal; chicken fattening; body 

weight 

Dovel, R.L. 

Germination of four warm-season legumes 

PR -- Texas Agricultural Experiment Station. Oct. 1984. (4253) pp. 154-159. 

College Station, Tex.: The Station. 

Descriptors: seed germination; temperatures; Alysicarpus rugosus; 

Desmanthus; Leucaena leucocephala; Rhynchosia minima 


Dreyfus, B.L.; Dommergues, Y.R. 

Nodulation of Acacia species by fast- and slow-growing tropical strains of 

rhizobium 

Laboratoire de Microbiologie des Sols, ORSTOM/Centre National de la 

Recherche Scientifique Dakar, Senegal. 

Applied and Environmental Microbiology, 1981, 41, 1, pp. 97-99. 

Descriptors: nodulation; Acacia spp.; bacteria (specified taxa); Rhizobium 

spp. 

Dreyfus, B.; Dommergues, Y. 

Relationships between Rhizobia of Leucaena and Acacia spp. 

ORSTOM/CNRS, Dakar, Senegal. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; Acacia; Rhizobium; nodulation 

Duarte, F.; Elliott, R.; Preston, T.R. 

Fattening cattle with sugarcane juice: effect of the conservation of 

juice with ammonia and the use of Leucaena leucocephala as a source of 

protein and forage (Liveweight gain) 



Boyada. 


BIOCHEMISTRY (L600); FEED COMPOSITION (R300) 

Dubey, S.P. 

Kubabul (Leucaena leucocephala) -- a highly pampered species in India 

(Performance, comparison with native species) 


154


Mathur. pp. 137-139. 


Section Headings: FORESTRY PRODUCTION--GENERAL (K1O0) 

Dubey, S.P.; Chaturvedi, J.K. 

Madhya Pradesh (Leucaena leucocephala, silvicultural techniques, India, 

nursery, preseed treatment, sowing and transplanting) 


Urulikranchan, June 2627, 1981/edited by R.N. Kaul, M.G. Gogate & N.K. 




Duguma, B. 

Early response of four woody fallow species grown in acid ultisols to liming 

and phosphorus application 

Dept. For. Resour. Mgt., univ. Ibadan, Nigeria. 

Forestry Abstracts, 1983, 44, 10 p. 605. 

Descriptors: Theses; fertilizers; Nigeria; Ca; P; Soil types; acid soils; 

Sesbania; Leucaena; Calliandra; Gliricidia; Seedlings; growth 

Dutt, A.K.; Kaul, S.; Sumbria, S.D. 

Effect of different rhizobial inoculant on seedling growth in Leucaena 

leucocephala var. K8 



Section Headings: SOIL BIOLOGY (J1O0) 

Dutt, A.K.; Pal, P. 

Further observations on the growth of Leucaena in Jammu (India) 




Dutt, A.K. 

Gummosis in Leucaena (Phytophthora drechsler' or Fusarium sp. as causal 

organism) 


Taipei, Taiwan: Council for Agricultural Planning dnd Development. 

Section Headings: PLANT DISEASES -- FUNGAL (F831) 

Ekpenyong, T.E. 

Toxic effects of feeding leucaena leaves to growing rabbits 

Nutrition reports international. Feb. 1985. v. 31 (2) pp. 345-350. 

Los Altos, Calif.: Geron-X, Inc. 

Descriptors: leucaena leucocephala; toxicity; mimosine; rabbits; 

Geographic Location: Nigeria 

Section Headings: FOOD COMPOSITION -- FIELD CROP PRODUCTS (Q504) 

El-Harith, E.A. Zttfa; Hiller, A.; Ter Meulen, U. 

The effect of administration of glycine and tyrosine on the growth 

depression caused by mimosine in rats (Leucaena leucocephala, alkaloid) 

155

Zeitschrift fur Tierphysiologie, Tierernahrung und Futtermittelkunde 

Journal of animal physiology and animal nutrition. v. 50 (3), August 1983. 

pp. 132-137. ill. 

Hamburg, W. Ger.: Paul Parey. 

Section Headings: MISCELLANEOUS ANIMAL DISORDERS (L841) 

El-Harith, E.A.; Mohme, H.; Meulen, U.ter.; Bartha, M.; Gunther,.K.D. 

Effects of mimosine on some serum enzyme activities and amino acid 

metabolism in the rat (Toxicity mechanism, result of feeding on Leucaena 

leucocephala) 

Zeitschrift fur Tierphysiologie, Tierernahrung und Futtermittelkunde 

Journal of animal physiology and animal nutrition. v. 46 (5), 1981. pp. 

255-263. 

Hamburg, Parey. 

Section Headings: ANIMAL DISEASES -- PHYSIOLOGICAL (L840) 

Elliott, R.; Brandon, J.R.; Kenny, G.J.; Evans, T.R. 

Excretion patterns of 3-hydroxy-4 (1H) pyridone (DHP) by steers fed a high 

energy and a high-fibre diet supplemented with Leucaena leucocephala 

The Journal of agricultural science. v. 103 (pt.1), August 1984. pp. 

239-243. 

Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 



Embrapa year 9. Notable research results in 1981 

EMBRAPA ano 9. Destaqus dos resultados de pesquisa de 1981 

Brazil, Empresa Brasileira de Pesquisa Agropecuaria. 

Publ.: Brasilia, Brazil; EMBRAPA, 1982, 100 pp. 

Descriptors: Brazil; annual reports; Leucaena leucocephala 

Encarnacion, C.; Hughes-Jones, M. 

The rate of degradability of feeds in rumen bags in animals receiving diets 

with and without molasses 

CENIP y CEAGANA, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. 

Tropical Animal Production, 1981, 6, 4 pp. 362-363. 

Descriptors: Saccharum officinarum; Ipomoea batatas; Leucaena leucocpehala; 

Pennisetum purpureum; digestibility; cattle; diet; molasses 

Eriksen, F.I.; Whitney, A.S. 

Growth and N fixation of some tropical forage legumes as influenced by solar 

radiation regimes 

Dept. of Agron. and Soil Scie., Hawaii Univ., Honolulu, HI 96822, USA. 

Agronomy Journal, 1982, 74, 4, pp. 703-709. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; Desmodium canum; Stylosanthes 

guianensis; Desmodium intortum; Centrosema pubescens; Macroptilium 

atropurpureum; light intensity; chemical composition; nitrogen; nitrogen 

fixation; legumes; meteorological factors; solar radiation 

Escalada, R.G. 

Manipulation of cultural practices for ipil-ipil and its effect on the 

intercropped cassava 

156

Dept. of Agron. and Soil Sci., Visayas State Coll. of Agric., Baybay, Leyte, 

Philippines 

Annals of Tropical Research, 1981, 3, 2, pp. 136-143. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; green manures; mixtures spacing; 

cassava; intercropping 

Eusebio, G.A. 

Effect of moisture content on the flaking characteristics of giant ipil-ipil 

(Leucaena leucocephala (Lam.) de Wit) 

Housing & Materials R&D Cent., FRPDI, NSTA, College, Laguna, Philippines. 

FPRDI Journal, 1983, 12, 3/4, pp. 41-48. 

Descriptors: Wood chips; wood properties; characteristic; particleboards; 

raw materials; Leucaena leucocephala; Philippines; wood moisture; correlation 

Evans, J.J.; Telek, L. 

Determination of mimosine in Leucaena by amino acid analysis 




Evans, P.T.; Rombold, J.S. 

Paraiso (Melia azedarach var. 'Gigante') woodlots: an agroforestry 

alternative for the small farmer in Paraguay 

Peace Corps., c/o US Embassy, Asuncion, Paraguay 

Agroforestry Systems, 1984, 2, 3, pp. 199-214. 

Descriptors: Melia azedarach; Agroforestry; Paraguay; Furniture; raw 

materials; Veneers; Melia; Plywood 

Evensen, C.I. 

Chemical and non-chemical control of Leucaena: preliminary studies 




Falvey, J.L. 

Establishment studies on Leucaena leucocephala in northern Australia 

(Potentially valuable pasture species for many areas of the tropics) 

The International tree crops journal. v. 1 (4), 1981. pp. 237-243. 

Berkhampsted, England, A B Academic. 


Falvey, J.L. 

Gliricidia maculata a review 

MPW Rural Development, 187-189 Canterbury Rd., Blackburn, Vic. 3130, 

Australia. 


Descriptors: Gliricidia maculata; Choice of species; Tropics; agroforestry 

Felker, P.; Clark, P.R.; Osborn, J.F.; Cannell, G.H. 

Biomass estimation in a young stand of mesquite (Prosopis spp.) ironwood 

(Olneya tesota), palo verde (Cercidium floridium, and Parkinsonia aculeta), 

and leucaena (Leucaena leucocephala) (Tree legumes in southwestern United 

States) 

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Journal of range management. v. 35 (1), Jan. 1982. pp. 87-89. 

Denver, Society for Range Management. 


Felker, P. FOSCA; Cannell, G.H.; Clark, P.R.; Osborn, J.F.; Nash, P. 

Biomass production of prosopis specis (mesquite), Leucaena, and other 

leguminous trees grown under heat/drought stress (Cercidium floridium, 

fuelwood, Olneya tesota, Leucaena leucocephala, Parkinsonia aculeata, 

California Imperial Valley, arid lands) 

Forest science. v. 29 (3), Sept. 1983. pp. 592-606. 

Washington: Society of American Forestry. 

Section Headings: FOREST PRODUCTS -- WOOD (K510); BIOMASS ENERGY SOURCES 

(P120); PLANT PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY (F600) 

Felker, P.; Smith, D.; Smith, M.; Bingham, R.L.; Reyes, I. 

Evaluation of herbicides for use in transplanting Leucaena leucocephala and 

Prosopis alba on semi-arid lands without irrigation (Oxyfluorfen, oryzalin, 

alachlor, inetolachlor) 

Forest science. v. 30 (3), Sept. 1984. pp. 747-755. 

Washington: Society of American Foresters. 

Section Headings: WEEDS (F900); FORESTRY PRODUCTION -- ARTIFICIAL 

REGENERATION (K120) 

Felker, P. 

Uses of tree legumes in semiarid regions 

College of Agriculture, Texas A&I Univ., Kingsville, TX 78363, USA. 

Economic Botany, 1981, v. 35 (2), pp. 174-186. 

Descriptors: legumes; deserts; review 

Food and Fertilizer Technology Center for the Asian and Pacific Region. 

Asian pastures: recent advances in pasture research and development in 

Southeast Asia 

Publ.: Taipei, China; Food and Fertilizer Technology Centre, 1984. 220 pp. 

Descriptors: Asia; grasslands; research; Conferences; Asian pastures 

Foster, A.F.; Blight, G.W. 

Comparative use of the browse legume (Leucaena leucocephala) and ureamolasses 

to supplement beef cattle grazing native pasture in southeast 

Queensland 

Dept. Primary Industries, "Brian Pastures", Gayndah, Qld. 4625, Australia. 

Proceedings of the Austrailan Society of Animal Production, 1982, 14, pp. 

285-288. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; urea; molasses; supplements; pastures; 

cattle; feeding; Australia; tropics 

Foster, A.H.; Blight, G.W. 

Use of Leucaena leucocephala to supplement yearling and two year old cattle 

grazing speargrass in South-East Queensland 

Dept. of Primary Industries, Brian Pastures Res. Sta., Gayndah, Qld. 4625, 

Australia. 

Trcpical Grasslands, 1983, 17, 4, pp. 170-178. 

158

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; grazing; Heteropogon contortus; Panicum 

maximum var. trichoglume; liveweight gain; intake; digestibility; cattle; 

legumes; Leucaena leucocephala; supplements; pastures; cattle; feeding 

Fox, R.L.; Whitney, A.S. 

Response of Leucaena leucocephala to lime applications in Hawaii 

Dept. of Agron. and Soil Scie., Hawaii Univ., Honolulu, HI 96822, USA. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; soi'3; pH; plant nutrition; aluminium; 

manganese; copper 

Franco, a.a. (et al.) Hutton, E.M.; Valarini, M.J.; Bufarah, G.; Almeida, 

R.T. de; Vasconcelos, I.; Freire, V.F.; Silva, E.R. da; Faria, S.M. de; 

Campello, E.F.C.; Asconegui, M.A.M. de 

Nutrition of leguminous trees 

In Simposio sobre fixacao de nitrogenio em arvores tropicais (coordinated by 

Doberener, J.) Sept. 19-24, 1983, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 

EMBRAPA-UAPNPBS, 23460 Seropedica, Brazil. 

Pesquisa Agropecuaria Brasileira, 1984, 19, Special issue, pp. 253-291. 

Descriptors: Conferences; Nitrogen fixation in tropical trees; Brazil; 

nursery management; Soil types; acid soil; Soil chemistry; nitrogen; Nitrogen 

fixation; Leucaena; Mimosa; Prosopis; Mycorrhizas; soils; Fertilizers; Ca; 

NPK; Leucaena leucocephala; Leucaena diversifolia; Leucaena macrophylla; 

Leucaena shannoni; Mimosa scabrell; Mimosa caesalpiniaefolia; Prosopis 

juliflora; Rhizobium; Glomus; Sclerocystis; Gigaspora 

Fraser, K.W.; D'Mello, J.P.F. 

Methods of determination of tannins in Leucaena leucocephala 

Dept. of Agric. Biochem., Edinburgh Sch of Agric., Edinburgh EH9 3JG, UK. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; chemical composition; tannins 

Gagne, R.J.; Stein, J.D. 

Diadiplosis koebelei Koebele (Diptera: Cecidomyiidae), a rediscovered 

predator of scale insects 

Memoirs of the Entomological Society of Washington. 1982. (10) pp. 65-69. 

ill. 

Washington, D.C.: The Society. 

Descriptors: Nipaecoccus vastator; predators of insect pests; diptera; 

taxonomy; biological control; .Leucaena lauca; 

Section Headings: PESTS OF PLANTS -- INSECTS (F821); ANIMAL TAXONOMY AND 

GEOGRAPHY (L700) 

Gall, C. (Editor): Goat production, Devendra, C. 

The goat in the humid tropics 

MARDI, Pejabat Pos Universiti Pertanian, Serdang, Selangor, Malaysia. 

Publ.: London, UK; Academic Press, 1981, pp. 557-573. 

Descriptors: goats; tropics; Manihot esculenta; Leucaena latisiliqua; 

Hibiscus rosasiensis; Artocarpus heterophylla; Penni setum purpureum; Panicum 

maximum; fodder; grazing; under trees 

159

Gallardo, A.; Leone, A. 

Pasture evaluation in the desertic zone of Venezuela for the development of 

goat production 

Proceedings of the XIV International Grassland Congress, held at Lexington, 

Kentucky, U.S.A., June 15-24, 1981 [Smith, J.A.; Hays, V.W. (Editors)]. 

Estacion Experimental, El Cuji, Venezuela. 

Publ.: Boulder, Colorado, USA; Westview Press, 1983, pp. 367-369. 

Gandotra, R.K. 

Jammu & Kashmir. II. (Leucaena leucocephala trees as forage, fuel and 

small timber source, silviculture, India, planting techniques) 






Gaya, H.; Hulman, B.; Preston, T.R. 

Leucaena as a source of protein and roughage for milking cows given high 

levels of molasses/urea 

Tropical animal production. v. 6 (2), 1981. p. 189. 


de Ganaderia y boyada. 

Section Headings: ANIMAL NUTRITION (L500); FOOD COMPOSITION -- DAIRY 

PRODUCTS (Q501) 

Gaya, H.; Teeluck, J.P.; Nicolin, R.; Preston, T.R. 

Leucaena leucocephala as a combined source of protein and roughage for 

cattle fattened on molasses/urea: a comparison of different supplements 





Getahun, A. 

Increasing food production in the agroforestry systems of the humid and 

tropical lowlands 

IITA, Ibadan, Nigeria. 

IITA Research Briefs, International Institute for Tropical Agriculture, 

Nigeria, 1981, 2, 3, pp. 2-7. 

Sec. Jnl. Source: Abstracts on Tropical Agriculture 8 (4) 40916. EMB. 

Descriptors: Nigeria; agroforestry; research; Leucaena leucocephala; 

Alchornea cordifolia 

Gewald, N.J.; Ugalde, L. 

Growth of Leucaena leucocephala in La Garita de Alajuela, Costa Rica 

(Precipitation). 

Ensayo de Leucaena leucocephala en La Garita de Alajuela, Costa Rica 



160

Section Headings: PLANT PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY (F600); METEOROLOGY 

AND CLIMATOLOGY (B200) 

Ghatnekar, S.D.; Auti, D.G.; Kamat, V.S. 

Biomanagement of leucaena plantations by Ion Exchange (India) Ltd. 

Leucaena research in the Asian-Pacific region. 

Ion Exchange (India) Ltd., Ambarnath, Maharashtra, India. 

Publ.: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, 1983, pp. 109-112. 

Descriptors: Conferences; Leucaena research in the Asian-Pacific region; 

Leucaena leucocephala; spacing; irrigation; mixtures; growth regulators; 

cutting 

Ghatnekar, S.D.; Auti, D.G.; Kamat, V.S. 

Feeding Leucaena to Mozambique Tilapia and Indian major carps 




pp. 61-63. 


Section Headings: ANIMAL NUTRITION (L500); AQUACULTURE RELATED (MOO1) 

Ghosh, R.C. (et al.) Adarsh Kumar; Kumar, A.; Chaves, R.; Kageyama, P.Y.; 

Garcia Lopez de Lara, P. de la; Ortega, C. 

Germination of tropical forest tree seed 

For. Res. Inst. & Colleyes, Dehra Dun, India. 

Publicacion Especial, Instituto Nacional de Investigaciones Forestales, 

Mexico, 1981, recd. 1983, No. 35, pp. 265-295. 

Descriptors: Pinus roxburghii; Delonix regia; Swietenia macrophylla; 

Swietenia humilis; Ceiba pentandra; Leucaena leuco-cephala; Cedrela odorata; 

Seed; germination; Pinu; Delonix; Swietenia; Ceiba; Leucaena; Cedrela; 

Dormanc; Conferences; Tropical forest seed problems; Pinus roxburghii; 

germination; Delonix regia; Swietenia macrophylla 

Giertych, M.M. (Chairman); Lindeberg, G.; Lundeberg, G.; Longman, K.A.; 

Dick, J.M.; Yokoyama, T.; Kim, K.H.; Smith, D.R.; Aitken, J.; Sweet, G.B.; 

Egenti, L.C.; Nagao, A.; Sasaki, S.; Pollisco, F.S.; Takagi, T.; Takahasi, K.; 

Menzie, M.I.; Yoshie, F.: Niki, T.; Sakai, A.; Brewbaker, J.L.; Ho, T.W. 

Congress Group 2.1: Physiology 

Proceedings, XVII IUFRO <strong>World</strong> Congress, Kyoto, Japan, Sept. 6-17, 1981: 

Callaham, R.Z. (Coordinator): Division 2: Forest plants and forest 

protection. 

Inst. Dendrol., PAN, U1. Parkowa 5, 63-120 Kornik, Poland. 

Publ.: Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan; Japanese IUFRO Congress Committee, 1981, 

xiii + 636 pp. 

Descriptors: Pinus radiata; genetics; breeding; injury; frost; Pinus spp.; 

leaf; anatomy; Tectona grandis; pollination; Cryptomeria japonica; seed; 

physiology; flowering; Chamaecyparis obtusa 

Gill, M.; Done, F.; Berry, S.; Preston, T.R. 

The effect of 7orage on voluntary intake and liveweight gain in cattle 

receiving sugar cane juice 

Centro de Investigacion Pecuaria (CENIP)/CEAGANA, Aptd 1256, Santo Domingo, 

Dominican Republic 

161


Descriptors: forage; Leucaena leucocephala; protein supplements; cattle; 

feeding; sugarcane; juices 

Gill, A.S.; Patil, B.D.; Yadav, C.L. 

Intercropping studies in Leucaena 




Gill, A.S.; Patil, B.D. 

Leucaena foliage as a source of green manure (Effect on the forage yield 

of sorghum) 



Section Headings: SOIL FETILITY AND FERTILIZERS (J500) 

Gill, A.S.; Patil, B.D. 

A preliminary study on grass-tree interplanting 

Indian Grassland and Fodder Res, Inst., Jhansi 284 003, U.P., India. 


Descriptors: Cenchrus ciliaris; mixtures; legumes; trees; Sesbania 

grandiflora; Leucaena leucocephala; grasses 

Giron, M.Y.; Ballon, C.H. 

Study on the artificial cultivation of edible species of wood-inhabiting 

fungi 

FORPRIDECOM, NSDB, College, Laguna 3720, Philippines. 

Forpride Digest, 1981, 10, 3/4, pp. 41-44. 

Descriptors: Albizia falcataria; Leucaena leucocephala; sawdust; fungi; 

edible species 

Gloria, L.A.; Abogadie, F.C.; Bermoy, C.M.; Salas, F.M.; Sembrano, A.G.T.; 

Sombilon, E.M. 

Chemical and biochemical evaluation of some local foodstuffs 

Dept. Agricultural Chemistry and Food Science, Visayas State College of 

Agriculture, ViSCA, Leyte, Philippines. 


Descriptors: Foods; composition; Philippines; protein quality 

Glovak, L.; Greatbatch, W. 

Successful tissue culture of Leucaena 



Section Headings: %ANT PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY (F600) 

Godoy, R.; Elliutt, R. 

Effect of tropical forares on rumen function and flow of nutrients to the 

proximal duodenum in cattle fed a ,molasses/ureadiet 

Facultad de Medicina Veterinatia y Zootecnia, Univ., Yucatan, Apartado 116- 

D, Merida, Yucatan, Mexico. 

162


Descriptors: rumen; function; forage; molasses, urea; intake; cattle; 

tropics; rumen ,wotility 

Gogate, M.G.; Sharma, K.K 

Some thoughts on kubabul (Leucaena leucocephala) -- another mirage? (Exotic 

plant in India, comparison with native species, forage, timber and fuel 

source, planting trials) 



Mathur. pp. 140-147. 



Goncalves, C.A.; Medeiros, J. da C.; Oliveir, J.R. da C. 

Introduction and evaluation of forage grasses and legumes in Rondonia 

Introducao e avaliacao de gramineas e leguminosas forrageiras em Rondonia. 

Unidade de Execuacao de Pesquisa de Ambito Estadual, 78.900 Porto Velho, RO, 

Brazil. 

Boletim de Pesquisa, UEPAE - Porto Velho, 1982, No. 1, 33 pp. 

Descriptors: Brachiaria humidicola; Brazil; Axonopus; Panicum maximum var. 

gongyloides; Setaria sphacelata; Paspalum plicatulum; Pueraria phaseoloides; 

Centrosema pubescens; Leucaena leucocephala; Desmodium intortum; plant 

introductions; fertilizers; phosphorus 

Gonzalez Vargas, D.; Wyllie, D. 

Nutritive valup of Leucaena for the growing pig 

Leucaena research reports. v. 3, Jdly 1982. p. 76. 



Gonzalez Vargas, D.; Wyllie, D. 

Treated dried Leucaena meal in diets for grewing pigs 




GQwda, D.R.; Devegowda, G.; Ramappa, B.S. 

Eftect of kubabul leaf meal (Leucaena leucocephala) and sorghum in layer 

diets 

Dept. Poultry Science, Univ. Agricultural Sciences, Hebbal, Bangalore-560 

024, India. 

Indian Journal of Poultry Science, 1984, 19, 3, pp. 180-186. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leu:ocephala; leaf meal; hen feeding; Sorghum; egg 

production; Sorghum; plant composition; nutritional value 

Goyal, Y.; Bingham, R.L.; Felker, P. 

Propagation of the tropical tree, Leucaena leucocephala K67, by in vitro bud 

culture 

Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Res. Inst., Coll. Agric., Campus Box 218, Texas A & 

I Univ., Kingsville, TX 78363, USA. 

Plant Cell, Tissue and Organ Culture, 1985, 4, 1, pp. 3-10. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; tissue culture; growth regulators; BA; 

NAA; buds; NAA; IAA; Kinetin 

16"

Gupta, T.; Mohan, D 

Economics of trees versus annual crops on marginal agricultural lands 

Centre for Management in Agriculture (CMA), Indian Inst. Mgt., Ahmedabad, 

India. 

Publ.: New Delhi, India; Oxford & IBH Publishing Co., 1982, xvi + 139 pp. 

Descriptors: Books; rural economy; India, Rajasthan; Acacia tortilis; 

Albizia lebbek; Prosopis cineraria; Prosopis juiflora; Zizyphus; Leucaena 

leucocephala; agroforestry; afforestation; Land use; planning; Economic; vs. 

agriculture 

Gupta, P.C.; Khirwar, S.S.; Kripal Singh 

Koobabul, a promising fodder tree 

Dept. Anim. Nutrition, Haryana Agric. Univ., Hissar, India. 

Indian Farming, 1983, 32, 10, pp. 21-22. 

Descriptors: India; Leucaena leucocephala; fodder; foliage 

Gupta, V.K.; Patil, B.D. 

Prospects of kubabul breeding in India (Leucaena leucocephala, forage 

source) 


Urulikranchan, June 26-27, 1981/edited by R.N. Kau, M.G. Gogate & N.K. 

Mathru. pp. 160-166. 


Section Headings: PLANT BREEDING (F200); FORESTRY RELATED (KO01) 

Gupta, S.K. IJFOD; Pathak, P.S.; Dev Roy, R. 

Seedling growth of Leucaena leucocephala (Lam.) De Wit. II. Effect of seed 

size 

Indian journal of forestry. v. 6 (3), Sept. 1983. pp. 202-204. 

Dehra Dun: G.S. Gahlot. 


Gutteridge, R.C. 

Productivity of forage legumes on rice-paddy walls in northeast Thailand 


Kentucky, U.S.A., June 15-24, 1981 [Smith, J.A.; Hays, V.W. (Editors)] 

Khon Kaen Univ., Khon Kaen, Thailand. 


Descriptors: conferences; International Grassland Congress; Stylosanthes 

scabra; Stylosanthes hamata; Stylosanthes viscosa; Leucaena leucocephala; 

oversowing; rice stubble; chemical composition; nitrogen 

Hacker, J.B.; Shaw, N.H.; Mannetje, L. 

More beef from spear grass country. Pasture research at Rodd's Bay, Central 

Queensland, 1945-1977. 

Publ.: St. Lucia, Queensland, Australia; CSIRO Division of Tropical Crops 

and Pastures, 1982, 41 pp. 

Descriptors: Australia; Queensland; grassland improvement; Chloris gayana; 

Paspalum plicatulum; Panicum; Stylosanthes humilis; Macroptilium 

atropurpureum; Leucaena leucocephala; liveweight gain 

164

Halliday, J. 

Nitrogen fixation by Leucaena in acid soils 

Hawaii Univ., Pai, HI 96779, USA. 


Descriptors: Leucaena; nitrogen fixation; soils; pH 

Halliday, J.; Somasegaran, P. 

Nodulation, nitrogen fixation, and Rhizobium strain affinities in the 

genus Leucaena 


held in Singapore, Nov. 23-26 1982/organized by the Nitrogen Fixing Tree 




Halliday, J.; Nakao, P. 

Technical note on the germination of leguminous tree seeds 

In Simposio sobre fixacao de nitrogenio em arvores tropicais [coordinate 

Dobereiner, J.] Sept. 19-24, 1983, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. 

NifTAL Project, Paia Maui, Hawaii 96779, USA. 


Descriptors: Conferences; Nitrogen fixation in tropical trees; Seed; 

germination; Leguminosae; Acacia albida; Acacia auriculiformis; Acacia 

cyanophylla; Acacia holosericea; Acacia mangium; Acacia mellifera; Acacia 

nilotica; Acacia nubica; Acacia pennatula; Acacia senegal; Acacia seya ; 

Albizia chinensis; Abizia falcataria; Albizia lebbek; Albizia julibrissin; 

Albizia c ; Albizia oly hyll; Brachystegia spiciformis; Calliandra 

calothyrsus; Cassia siamea; nterolobiTrm cyclocarpum; Gliricidia sepium; 

Julbernardia g1obiflora; Leucaena leucocephala; Pithecellobium dulce; 

Pithecellobium lanceolatum; Prosopis africana; Prosopis juliflora; Prosopis 

tamarug; Piscidia communis; Samanea saman; Sesbania grandiflora; Tamarindus 

indica; Acacia; germination; scarificatio; Albizia; Brachystegia spiciformis; 

Calliandra calothrsu; Cassia siamea; Enterolobium cyclocarpum; Gliricidia 

sepiu; Julbernardia globiflora; Leucaena leucocephala; Pithecellobium; 

Prosopis; Piscidia corrimunis; Samanea sama; Sesbania grandiflera; Tamarindus 

indica 

Haro, A. de 

Nutritive quality of grain legumes and its genetic control 

La calidad nutritiva de las leguminosas-grano y su control genetico 

Leguminosas de grano [edited by Cubero, J.I.; Moreno, M.T.]. 

Departamento de Genetica, Escuela Tecnica Superior de Ingenieros Agronomos, 

Cordoba, Spain. 

Pub|.: Madrid, Spain; Mundi-Prensa, 1983, pp. 211-247. 

Descriptors: Legumes; seeds; nutritive value; genetics; whole soybean 

Harris, D.J.; Cheeke, P.R.; Patton, N.M.; Brewbaker, J.L. 

A note on the digestibility of Leucaena leaf meal in rabbits (Leucaena 

leucocephala, feed composition) 

The Journal of applied rabbit research. v. 4 (4), 1981. p. 99. ill. 

165

Corvallis: OSU Rabbit Research Center. 

Section Headings: ANIMAL NUTRITION (L500); FEED COMPOSITION (R300) 

Hedge, N.; Ross, E.; Brewbaker, J.L. 

Effects of Leucaena leaf meal in feed for Japanese quail (Mimosine and 

tannin as toxic substances) 





Section Headings: ANIMAL NUTRITION (L500); FEED CONTAMINATION AND 

TOXICOLOGY (R200) 

Hegde, N. 

Leucaena forage management in India 




ill. 



Hegde, N. 

Use of gibberellin for accelerating growth of Leucaena seedlings 




Hegde, N.G. 

Kubabul for afforestation (Leucaena leucocephala) 



Mathur. pp. 189-195. 



Hernandez, R. S. 

Forest trees useful as browse and fodder 

Especies arboreas forestales susceptibles de aprovecharse como forraje 

INIF, Huexotla, Mexico, Mexico. 

Ciencia Forestal, 1981, 6, 29, pp. 31-39. 

Descriptors: Brosimum alicastrum; Enterolobium cyclocarpum; Leucaena 

glauca; Pithecellobium dulce; Guazuma ulmifolia; Prosopi iaevigata; Lysiloma 

divaricata; Ficus padifolia; Ficus cotinifolia; Hymenaea courbaril; 

Haematoxylon brasiletto; Cochlospermum vitifolium; Eysenhardtia polystachia; 

Cercidium praecox; Quercus crassifolia; Tecoma stans; Acacia farnesiana; 

fodder; foliage; fruit; Mexico; browse 

Herrera, F.; Ferreiro, M.; Elliott R.; Preston, T.R. 

The effect of molasses supplments on voluntary feed intake, liveweight gain 

and rumen function in bulls fed basal diets of ensiled sisal pulp 

166

Facultad de Medicina Veterinaria y Zootecnia, Yucatan Univa, Merida, 

Yucatan, Mexico. 


Descriptors: Agave fourcroydes silage; cattle; intake; liveweight gain; 

supplementation effects; Leucaena leucocephala 

Hiremath, N.B. 

Kubabul (Leucaena leucocephala) -- a wonder plant (Forage crops, 

cultivation). 

Indian dairyman. v. 33 (6), June 1981. pp. 351-356. ill. 

New Delhi, Indian Dairy Association. 


Hodam, R.H. 

A reforestation and rural energy project in the Philippines 

Hodam & Associates, Old Sacramento, CA, USA. 

Natural Resources Forum, 1982, 6, 3, pp. 268-272. 

Descriptors: energy resources; Philippines; agroforestry; fuel plantation; 

Leucaena leucocephala; energy; afforestation; projects 

Hodges, C.S.; Tenorio, J.A. 

Root disease of Delonix regia and associated tree species in the Mariana 

Islands caused by Phellinus noxius 

Commonw. of Northern Mariana Islands, Saipan, North Mariana Islands. 

Plant Disease, 1984, 68, 4, pp. 334-336. 

Descriptors: Forest trees; Phellinus noxius; Mariana Islands, Delonix 

regiae; Citrus; Breadfruit; Albizia lebbe; Bauhinia; Casuarina; Erythrina; 

Leucaena leucocephala; Thespesia populnea; Root and butt rots; distribution 

Hoekstra, D.A. 

An economic analysis of a simulated alley cropping system for semi arid 

conditions, using micro computers (Leucaena leucocephala) 

Agroforestry systems. v. 1 (4), 1983. pp. 335-345. 

The Hague: Martinus Nijhoff/W. Junk. 

Section Headings: ECONOMICS -- GENERAL (ElO0); FORESTRY RELATED (KO01); 

MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS (X1O0) 

Hoekstra, D.A. 

Leucaena leucocephala hedgerows intercropped with maize and beans: an ex 

ante analysis of a candidate agroforestry land use system for the semi-arid 

areas in Machakos District 

Working Paper, International Council for Research in Agroforestry, Kenya, 

1983, No. 3, 15 pp. 

Descriptors: agroforestry; economics; Kenya; Leucaena leucocephala; hedges; 

mulching 

Hogberg, P.; Kvarnstrom, M. 

Nitrogen fixation by the woody legume Leucaena leucocephala in Tanzania 

Plant and soil. v. 66 (1), 1982. pp. 21-28. 

The Hague, The Netherlands, Martinus Nijhoff. 


167

Holmes, J.H.G.; Humphrey, J.D.; Walton, E.A.; O'Shea, J.D. 

Cataracts, coitre and infertility in cattle grazed on an exclusive diet 

of Leucaena leucocephala 

Australian veterinary journal. v. 57 (6), June 1981. pp. 257-261. 

ill. 

Artarmon, N.S.W., Australian Veterinary Association. 


Holmes, J.H.G. 

Deleterious effects of Leucaena leucocephala on grazing cattle 

Animal production and health in the tropics. Proceedings of the First 

Asian-Australasian Animal Science Congress, Serdang, September 2nd-5th, 1980, 

[edited by M.R. Jainudeen and A.R. Omar]. 

Publ.: Serdang, Selangor, Malaysia; Universiti Pertanian, 1982, pp. 137 

141. 

Descriptors: Leucaena; goitre 

Holmes, J.H.G. 

Toxicity of Leucaena leucocephala for steers in the wet tropics 

Tropical animal health and production. v. 13 (2), May 1981. pp. 94-100. 

Edinburgh, Longman. 


Holst, P.J. 

The evaluation of Leucaena leucocephala for the induction of moulting in 

cashmere goats 

Agricultural Research Station, Cowra, NSW 2794, Australia. 

Proceedings of the Australian Society of Animal Production, 1982, 14, p. 

632. 

Descriptors: cashmere; moulting; induction; nutrition; mimosine; goats 

Holt, E.C.; Michaud, M.W. 

The evaluation of Leucaena as a warm-season legume 

R-- Texas Agricultural Experiment Station. Oct. 1984. (4253) pp. 141-153. 

College Station, Tex.: The Station. 

Descriptors: leucaena; vigor; winter hardiness; plant height; maturity 

stage; forage; crop yield 


Hongo, F. NICKA; Kawashima, Y.; Shiroma, S.; Fukazawa, T. 

Purification of mimosine from Leucaena leucocephala de Wit and its 

physiological activity for mice (Feeding, toxicity). 

Nihon Chikusan Gakkai ho = Japanese journal of zootechnical science. 

54 (4), April 1983. pp. 217-223. ill. 

Tokyo: Nihon Chikusan Gakkai. 


NUTRITION (L500); VETERINARY PHARMACOLOGY AND IMMUNE THERAPEUTIC AGE (L810) 

Hopkins, M.W.; Antal, M.J. Jr.; Kay, J.G. 

Radiant flash pyrolysis of biomass using a Xenon flashtube (Lignin, 

redwood, corn cob, Calotropis, Procera, Leucaena wood, Kraft paper, 

newsprint, cow manure, D-glucose, D-cellobiose) 

168

Journal of applied polymer science. v. 29 (6), June 1984. pp. 

2163-2175. ill. 

New York: John Wiley & Sons. 

Section Headings: BIOMASS ENERGY SOURCES (P120) 

Hsieh, H.J. 

Diseases of Leucaena in Taiwan (Damping-off, leaf spots, rots, rust) 




Hsieh, H.-J. 

Survey of diseases of woody plants in Taiwan (4) 

IRAT - Reunion, Rapport annuel 1980. 

Taiwan For. Res. Inst., Taipei, Taiwan. 

Publ.: St. Denis, Reunion. 

Quarterly Journal of Chinese Forestry, 1981, 14, 3 pp. 77-85. 

Descriptors: woody plants; diseases; Taiwan; Venturia rhododendri; Septoria 

azaleae; Rhododendron mucronatum; Uncinula australiana; Lagerstroemia 

subcostata; Pythium splendens; Rhizoctonia solani; Schefflera arboricola; 

Glomerella cingulata; Camellia oleifera; Microsphaera aIphitoides; Cinnamumum 

camphora; Uredo leucaenae-glaucae; Leucaena leucocephala 

Hu, T.W.; Cheng, W.E.; Shen, T.A. 

Effect of soil pH on the rowth and nutrient levels of seedling of four 

leguminous tree species (Acacia auriculiformis, Acacia mangium, Calliandra 

calothyrsus, Leucaena leucocephala). 

Bulletin -- Taiwan Forestry Research Institute. Feb. 1984. (409), Feb. 

1984. 14 pp. 

Taipei, China: T'aiwan sheng lin yeh shih yen so. 

Section Headings: SOIL CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS (J200); FORESTRY RELATED 

(KO01) 

Hu, T.W.; cheng, W.E. 

The growth and nutrient levels of Leucaena leucocephala response to lime and 

phosphorus on acid soil 

Taiwan Forestry Res, Int., Taipei, Taiwan. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; soils; pH; growth; nutrient uptake 

Hu, ,.W.; Shih, W.C. 

The growth of different varieties of Leucaena in Taiwan (Trees) 

Leucaena research reports, v. 3, July 1982. p. 62. 



Hu, T.W.; Kiang, T. 

Leucaena research in Taiwan (Wood and forage production) 




169


Section Headings: FORESTRY PRODUCTION -- GENERAL (K10); PLANT PRODUCTION 

-- FIELD CROPS (F120) 

Hu, T.W.; Liu, C.C. 

Vegetable propagation of Leucaena by leafy cuttings under mist spray 

Taiwan Forestry Res. Inst. Taipei, Taiwan. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; vegetative propagation 

Hu, T.W.; Shih, W.C. 

Wood production of spacing trial of Leucaena in Taiwan 

Leucaena research reports. v. 3, July 1982, pp. 59-61. 


Section Headings: FORESTRY PRODUCTION -- GENERAL (KIOO) 

Huang, R.S.; Yost, R.S.; Fox, R.L.; Habte, M.; Murdoch, C.L. 

Effects of three mycorrhizal isolates on Leucaena leucocephala growth at 

three soil pH levels 

Dept. Agron. Soil Sci., Univ. Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii 96822, USA. 


Descriptors: Mycorrhizas; Leucaena leucocephala; Glomus; growth; 

nodulation; Glomus mosseae, Glomus etunicatum; Glomus fasciculatum 

Huang, R.S.; yost, R.S.; Smith, W.K. 

Influence of VA mycorrhiza on growth, nutrient absorption and water 

relations in Leucaena leucocephala 

Dept. Agron. Soil Scie., Univ. Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii 96822, USA. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; Glomus fasciculatum; mycorrhizas; 

growth; water relations 

Huang, R.S.; Smith, W.K.; Yost, R.S. 

Influence of vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhiza on growth, water relations, and 

leaf orientation in Leucaena leucocephala (Lam.) De Wit. 

Dept. Agron. Soil Sci., Univ. Hawaii at Manoa, Honolulu, Hawaii 96822, USA. 

New Phytologist, 1985, 99, 2, pp. 229-243. 

Descriptors: mycorrhizas; Leucaena leucocephala; Glomus fasciculatum; 

growth; water relations; Plant water relations 

Hughes, C.E.; Styles, B.T. 

Exploration and seed collection of multiple-purpose dry zone trees in 

Central America 

CFI, Univ. Oxford, S. Parks Rd., Oxford, UK. 


Descriptors: Acacia deamii; Acacia farnesiana; Acacia pennatula; Albizia 

guachepele; Aploplanesia paniculata; Ateleia herbert-smithii; Caesalpin-coriaria; 

Caesalpinia eriostachys; Caesa pinia velutina; Enterolobiu 

cyclocarpu; Gliricidia sepium; Haematoxylon brasiletto; Leucaena diversifolia; 

Leucaena leucocephala; Leucaena shannoni; Mimosa tenuiflora; Myrospermum 

frutescens; Parkinsonia aculeata; Pithecollobium dulce; Prosopis juliflora; 

Senna atomaria; Alvaradoa amorphoides; Crescentia alata; Guazuma ulmifolia; 

170

Simarouba glauca; seed; collection; Guatemala; Honduras; Nicaragua; fodder; 

foliage; fruit; fuelwood; resources; fences; shade trees; minor forest 

products; Acacia deamii; seed collection; Central America; Acacia farnesiana; 

Acacia pennatula; Albia guachepele; Aploplanesia paniculata; Ateleia 

herbert-smithii; Caesalpinia coriaria; Caesalpinia eriostachys; Caesalpinia 

velutina; Enterolobium cyclocarpum; Gliricidia sepium; Haematoxylon 

brasiletto; Leucaena diversifolia; Leucaena leucocephala; Leucaena shannoni; 

Mimosa tenuiflora; Myrospermum frutescens; Parkinsonia aculeata; 

Pithecellobium dulce; Prosopis juliflora; Senna atomaria; Alvaradoa 

amorphoides; Crescentia alata; Guazuma ulmifolia; Simarouba glauca 

Hughes-Jones, M.; Encarnacion, C.; Done, F.; Preston, T.R. 

The influence of forages on digestion parameters of a sugar cane diet 

(Leucaena leucocephala, Canavalia ensiformis, Ipomea batata, wheat bran, 

cattle) 






Hulman, B.; Preston, T.R. 

Leucaena leucocephala as a source of protein for growing animals fed whole 

sugar cane and urea 

Min. of Ayric. and Natural Resources, Reduit, Mauritius. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; liveweight gain; intake Saccharum 

officinarum; cattle; tropical crops; feeding; protein supplements; sugarcane 

Hulman, B.; Naseeven, M.R.; Mapoon, L.K.; Teeluck, J.P. 

"Leucaena leucocephala" - its use and limitations for animal production 

Animal Production Division, Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Natural 

Resources, Reduit, Mauritius. 

Tropical Veterinary Journal, 1983, 1, 1, pp. 97-102. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; livestock feeding; Mauritius; Tropics 

Hutton, E.M. 

Interrelation of Ca (cdlcium) and Al (aluminum) in adaptation of Leucaena to 

very acid soils (intropical South America) 



Section Headings: SOIL FERTILITY AND FERTILIZERS (J500) 


Natural crossing and acid tolerance in some Leucaena species 

CIAT, Cali, Colombia. 


Descriptors: Leucaena; soil pH; interspecific hybridization outcrossing; 

sterility and fertility; self sterility 


Selection and breeding of Leucaena for very acid soils 

171


held in Singapore, Nov. 23-26, 19 82/organized by the Nitrogen Fixing Tree 




Hutton, E.M.; Tabares, Z.E. 

Leucaena esculenta and Leucaena trichodes -- some similarities and 

diTferences(Cultivation, planting characteristics, genetics, crossing and 

chromosomes, forestry potential) 



Section Headings: FORESTRY PRODUCTION -- GENERAL (K10); PLANT BREEDING 

(F200) 

Hyder, S.Z.; Al-Thamari, M.A.; Al-Eyyed, S. 

Effect of s It stress on germination and seedling development in Leucaena 

leucocephala 

Reg. Agric. and Water Res. Cent., Min. of Agric. and Water, Riyadh, Saudi 

Arabia. 

Arab Gulf Journal of Scientific Research, 1984, 2, 2, pp. 711-720. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; seed germination; salinity; seedlings; 

growth; nutrient uptake; sodium; potassium; chlorides; 

Ibrahim, K.M.; Orodho, A. 

Test adaptation and evaluation trials of forage plants in major ecological 

regions of Ethiopia and Kenya 



National Agric. Res. Sta., Kitale, Kenya. 


Descriptors: conferences; International Grassland Congress; Avena sativa; 

Vicia villosa; Lolium perenne; Poa pratensis; Dactylis glomerata; Phalaris 

aquatica; Chloris gayana; Setaria sphacelata var. sericea; Panicum maximum; 

Pennisetum purpureum; Stylosanthes guianensis; Cenchrus ciliaris; Pancium 

coloratum; Eragrostis superba; Neonotonia wightii; Centrosema pubescens; 

Macroptilium atropurpureum; Desmodium uncinatum; Atriplex; Prosopis juliflora; 

Leucaena leucocephala; Ethiopia Kenya 

Ichiki, H.; Ishihara, A.; Hakoishi, T. 

Soil management in the subtropical region 

Trop. Agric. Res. Cent., Ishigaki, Okinawa, Japan. 

Tropical Agriculture Research Series, 1982, No. 15, pp. 387-396. 

Descriptors: conferences; International symposium on distribution, 

characteristics and utilization of problem soils; grasslands; fertilizers; 

green manures; Imperata cylindrica mixtures; legumes; Leucaena leucocephala; 

grasses; nutrient uptake; nitrogen; Chloris gayana; Pennisetumpurpureum; 

calcium 

Institute of Animal and Food Sciences, Australia 

Annual report 1980/81 

Australia, Institute of Animal and Food Sciences 

172

Publ.: Melbourne, Australia; CSIRO, 1981, 132 pp. 

Descriptors: Australia; Institute of Animal and Food Sciences report 

Institute of Biological Resources, Annual Report 1982/83 

Australia, CSIRO. 

Publ.: Dickson, Australia; CSIRO, 1983, 107 pp. 

Descriptors: Annual reports; Australia; Cereals; fertilizers; nitrogen; 

Sunflowers; Cassava; salinit; Secale dalmaticum; plant introductions; Leucaena 

leucocephala; toxicity; Rhizobium; legumes; Secale dalmaticum; Australia; 

Cereals; fertilizers; nitrogen 

International Atomic Energy Agency 

Use of nuclear techniques to improve domestic buffalo production in Asia 

Food & Agriculture Organization, International Atomic Energy Agency 

Publ.: Vienna, Austria; International Atomic Energy Agency, 1984, 218 pp. 

Descriptors: Buffaloes; Asia; conferences; Buffalo production in Asia 

International Development Research Centre 

Leucaena research in the Asian-Pacific region 

Publ.: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; International Development Research Centre, 

1983, 192 pp. 

Descriptors: Conferences; Leucaena Research in the Asian-Pacific Region; 

Leucaena leucocephala; Fodder; foliage; Asia; Oceania; Leucaena 

International Development Research Centre 

Leucaena research in the Asian-Pacific region, Singapore, 1982. Proceedings 

of a workshop 

IDRC, Box 8500, Ottawa, Canada KIG 3H9. 

Publ.: Ottawa, Canada; International Development Research Centre, 1983, 192 

PP. 

Descriptors: Conferences; Leucaena research in the Asian-Pacific region 

International Institute of Tropical Agriculture 

Cropping systems 

Annual Report for 1980. 

Publ.: Ibadan, Nigeria, 1981, pp. 32-42. 

Descriptors: intercropping; light; fertilizers; nitrogen 


Farming systems program 

Annual report, 1981. 


Descriptors: farming systems; research; international cooperation; reports; 

Africa; maize; tractors 


Management of kaolinitic Alfisols 

Annual Report for 1980. 


Descriptors: maize; residues; disposal; fertilizers; nitrogen; cultivation; 

no-tillage; green manures; Vigna unguiculata; soyabeans; phosphorus; cassava; 

potassium; Mucuna utilis; glyphosate; usage; crops; cover crops 

173

Izham, A; Eng, P.K.; Ajit, S.S. 

Grazing assessment of Leucaena grown with Brachiaria decumbens and native 

pasture 

Malaysian Agricultural Research and Development Inst. (MARDI), PO Box 12301, 

Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia. 

MARDI Research Bulletin, 1982, 10, 3, pp. 409-417. 

Descriptors: Pastures; cattle; feeding; Malaysia; Leucaena; Brachiaria 

decumbens; Tropics; Leucaena leucocephala; liveweight gain; grazing; legumes 

Jackson, A.J.; Capper, B.S.; Matty, A.J. 

Evaluation of some plant proteins in complete diets for the tilapia 

(Sarotherodon mossambicus) 

Dept. Biological Sciences, Univ. Aston, Birmingham, B4 7ET, UK. 

Aquaculture, 1982, 27, 2, pp. 97-109. 

Descriptors: plant protein; Tilapia mossambica; feeding; protein 

Jai, S.Y.; Hwang, C.Y.; Hsiung, J.C. 

The feasibility of producing Leucaena press-lam and its use as a stock 

for making furniture 




Jai, S.Y. TLYSA; Hwang, C.Y.; Hsiung, J.C.; Lee, M.C. 

The feasibility of producing Leucaena press-Lam and its use as a stock 

for making furniture. 

Bulletin -- Taiwan Forest Research Institute. July 1982. (372), July 

1982. 11 pp. ill. 

Taipei: Taiwan sheng lin yeh shih yen so. 

Section Headings: FOREST PRODUCTS -- COMPOSITE AND RECONSTITUTED WOOD 

(K520) 

Jarvis, B.D.W. 

DNA homology among rhizobia which nodulate Leucaene leucocephala 

Current perspectives in nitrogen fixation (Gibson, A.H.; Newton, W.E. 

(Editors). 

Dept. of Microbiol. and Genetics, Massey Univ., Palmerston North, New 

Zealand. 

Publ.: Canberra, Australia; Australian Academy of Science; Amsterdam, 

Netherlands; Elsevier/North-Holland Biomedical Press, 1981, p. 49. 

Descriptors: Neptunia gracilis; Coronilla varia; Onobrychis viciifolia; 

Sophora spp.; Astragalus onobrychis; Caragana arborescens; Leucaena 

leucocephala; Leucaena insularum; Lotus corniculatus; Mimosa invisa; Rhizobium 

spp.; strains; cross inoculation 

Jarvis, B.D.W. CUMID 

Genetic diversity of Rhizobium strains which nodulate Leucaena leucocephala 

(Tropical legume) 

Current microbiology. v. 8 (3), 1983. pp. 153-158. 

New York: Springer International. 

Section Headings: SOIL BIOLOGY (J100); PLANT NUTRITION (F500) 

174

Jiang, H.M. 

Introduction and trial planting of leucaena in China (Forage and timber 

crop) 


hela in Singapore, Nov. 23-26, 1982/organized by the Nitrogen Fixing Tree 

Association and 'he International Development Research Centre. pp. 123-126. 

ill. 


Section Headings: PLANT PRODUCTION -- FIELD CROPS (F120); FORESTRY 

PRODUCTION -- GENERAL (KIOO) 

Johri, C.B.; Bansal, S.K.; Rai, G.S. 

Nutritional potential of Leucaena leucocephala in goats 

The Indian journal of animal sciences. v. 54 (12), Dec. 1983. 

pp. 1343-1345. 

New Delhi: Indian Council of Agricultural Research. 


Jones, P.H. 

Lamtoro and the Amarasi Model from Timor (Leucaena leucocephala) 

Bulletin of Indonesian economic studies. v. 19 (3), Dec. 1983. 

pp. 106-112. 

Canberra, Australia: Australian National University. 

Section Headings: PLANT PRODUCTION -- HORTICULTURAL CROPS (F10); SOIL 

CULTIVATION (J700) 

Jones, R.G. (Chairman) 

Australian Meat Research Committee, Eighteenth annual report, year ended 

June 30, 1984 

Publ.. Sydney, NSW 2000, Australia; Aetna Life Tower, Hyde Park Square, 

1984, 211 pp. 

Descriptors: Australia; reports; Meat Research Committee 

Jones, R.J.; Bray, R.A. 

Agronomic research in the development of Leucdena as a pasture legume in 

Australia 




ill. 

Jones, R.J.; Jones, R.M.; Cooksley, D.G. 

Agronomy of Leucaena leucocephala 

CSIRO, Davies Lab., Townsville, Qld. 4814, Australia. 

Information Service, CSIRO Division of Tropical Crops and Pastures, 1982, 

No. 41-4, 4 pp. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; establishment; weed control; grazing; 

toxicity; seed treatments 

Jones, R.J.; Lowry, J.B. 

Australian goats detoxify the goitrogen 3-hydroxy-4(1H) pyridone (DHP) after 

rumen infusion from an Indonesian goat 

175

CSIRO Div. Trop. Crops Pastures, Davies Lab., P.M.B., PO, Atikenvale, 

Townsville, Queensland, Australia 4814. 

Experientia, 1984, 40, 12, pp. 1435-1436. 

Descriptors: Mimosine; Rumen flora; Animal experiments; Leucaena; 

leucocephala; goitrogen; Thyroid antagonists 

Jones, R.J.; Megarrity, R.G. 

Comparative toxicity responses of goats fed on Leucaena leucocephala in 

Australia and Hawaii (Chemical composition of feeds) 

Australian journal of agricultural research. v. 34 (6), 1983. 

pp. 781-790. ill. 

Melbourne: Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research 'Irganization. 

Section Headings: VETERINARY PHARMACOLOGY AND IMMUNE THERAEdTIC AGE 

(L810); FEED COMPOSITION (R300) 

Jones, R.J.; Megarrity, R.G. 

Contrasting responses of goats fed Leucaena in Australia and Hawaii 

Div. of Tropical Crops and Pastures, CSIRO, Townsville, Qld , Australia 

4814. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; toxicity; goats; poisoning; mimosine 

Jones, R.J. 

Does ruminal metabolism of mimosine explain the absence of Leucaena toxicity 

in Hawaii? 

Div. of Trop. Crops, CSIRO, Davies Lab., Townsville, Qld., Australia 4814. 

Australian Veterinary Journal, 1981, 57, 1, pp. 55-56. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; toxicity; goats; cattle poisoning and 

diseases; mimosine poisoning 

Jones, R.J.; Hegarty, M.P. 

The effect of different proportions of Leucaena leucocephala in the diet of 

cattle on growth, feed intdke, thryroid function and urinary excretion of 3hydroxy-4(iH)-pyridone 

(Nutrition, poisonous plant, toxicity, Australia) 

Australian journal of agricultural research. v. 35 (2), 1984, pp. 317-325. 

ill. 

Melbourne: Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization. 

Section Headings: ANIMAL NUTRITION (L500); VETERINARY PHARMACOLOGY AND 

IMMUNE THERAPEUTIC AGE (L810) 

Jones, R.J.; Jines, R.M. 

Observations on the persistence and potential for beef production of 

pastures based on Trifolium semipilosum and Leucaena leucocephala in 

subtropical coastal Queensland 

Tropical grasslands. v. 16 (1), March 1982. pp. 24-29. 

Brisbane, Tropical Grasslana Society of Australia. 

Section Headings: PLANT PRODUCTION -- PASTURES AND RANGE (F130); ANIMAL 

PRODUCTION (L1O0) 

Jones, R.J.; Winter, W.H. 

Serum thyroxine levels and liveweight gain of steers grazing Leucaena 

pastures (Toxicity) 


176


Section Headings: ANIMAL NUTRITION (L500); MISCELLANEOUS ANIMAL 

DISORDERS (L841) 

Jones, R.M.; Jones, R.J. 

The effect of Leucaena leucocephala on liveweight gain, thyroid size and 

thyroxine levels of steers in south-eastern Queensland (Forage production, 

grazing, stocking rates, weights of cattle) 

Australian journal of experimental agriculture and animal husbandry. v. 

24 (124), Feb. 1984. pp. 4-9. 


Section Headings: ANIMAL NUTRITION (L500); ANIMAL PRODUCTION (L100); PLANT 

PRODUCTION -- FIELD CROPS (F120) 

Jones, R.M. 

Survival of individual plants of Leucaena leucocephala in grazed stands 

Div. of Tropical Crops and Pastures, CSIRO, St. Luica, Qld., Australia 4067. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; grazing; persistence 

Jones, R.i. 

Yield and persistence of the shrub legumes Codariocalyx gyroides and 

Leucaena leucocephala on the coastal lowlands of south-eastern Queensland 

Div. of Trop. Crops and Pastures, CSIRO, St. Lucia, Brisbane, Qld. 4067, 

Australia. 

Tropical Agronomy Technical Memorandum, 1984, No. 38, 9 pp. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; persistence; Cod.riocalyx gyroides; 

Desmodium gyroides 

Kanazawa, Y. Sato, A.; Orsolino, R.S. 

Above-ground biomass and the growth of giant Ipil-ipil (Leucaena 

leucocephala (Lam.) de Wit) plantations in Northern Mindanao Island, 

Philippines 

JARQ, Japan agricultural research quarterly. v. 15 (3), Jan. 1982. 

pp. 209-217. map. 

Ibaraki, Tropical Agriculture Research Center, Ministry of Agriculture, 

Forestry and Fisheries. 

Section Headings: FOREST MENSURATION AND DESCRIPTION (K250) 

Kang, B.T.; Wilson, G.F.; Sipkens, L. 

Alley cropping maize (Zea mays L.) and leucaena (Leucaena leucocephala 

Lam) in southern Nigeria 

Plant and soil. v. 63 (2), 1981. pp. 165-179. 

The Hague, Martinus Nijhoff. 


Kang, B.T.; Sipkens, L.; Wilson, G.F.; Nangju, D. 

Leucaena (Leucaena leucocephala (Lam) de Wit) prunings as nitrogen source 

for maize (Zea mays L.) 

Fertilizer research. v. 2 (4), 1981. pp. 279-287. 111. 

The Hague, Nijhoff. 

Section Headings: SOIL FETILITY AND FERTILIZERS (J500) 

177

Kapoor, M.L. 

Need for genetic studies in Leucaena leucocephala 



Mathur. pp. 167-171. 

(New Delhi?): Ministry of Agrizulture, Govt. of India, 1983. 


Kapoor, P.D. IJLAA; Puri, J.P.; [Varaknath, P.K. 

Effect of supplementation of Leucaena leucocephala on the rumen metabolism 

in buffaloes 

The Indian journal of animal sciences. v. 53 (5), May 1983. pp. 461-464. 




Kaul, R.N.; Goate, M.G.; Mathur, N.K. 

(Narendra Kumar), 1944 


Urulikanchan, June 26-27, 1981/edited by R.N. Kaul, M.G. Goate & N.K. Mathur; 

organized by Ministry of Agriculture, Govt. of India, in collaboration with 

Maharashtra Forest Department, Bhartiya Agro Industries Foundation (BAIF) & 

Swedish International Development Agency (SIDA). 

India. Ministry of Agriculture. 

Natinal Seminar on Subabul 1981. Bhartiya Agro Industries Foundation, 

Urulikanchan, India: iv, 262 pp., (1) folded leaf: 11.; 25 cm. 

(New Delhi?) The Ministry 1983. 

Descriptors: Lead-tree -- India -- Congresses; Leucaena -- India -- 

Congresses 

Section Headings: PLANT PRODUCTION -- FIELD CROPS (120) 

Kaul, R.N.; Sharma, K.K. 

Leucaena leucocephala in India: an overview (Introduction into India, 

cultivation techniques, nursery and silviculture trials) 






Keeler, R.F. 

Teratogens in plants 

Journal of Animal Science, 1984, 58, 4, pp. 1029-1039. 

Descriptors: Congenital abnormalities; Cattle; Sheep; Swine; Reviews; 

Lupinus; Conium; Veratrum; Leucaena; Astragalus; Nicotiana; Datura; Sorghum; 

Senecio; Poisonous plants; Teratogens; Phytotoxins; congenital abnormalities; 

reviews 

Keoghan, J.M. 

Forage systems and forages for more intensive goat production in the 

Caribbean 

Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Goat Production and 

Disease. 

1 7$

CARDI Forage Legume Project, St. Johns, Antigua, West Indies. 

Publ.: Scottsdale, Arizona, USA; Dairy Goat Journal Publishing Co., 1982, 

p. 534. 

Descriptors: Caribbean; fodder; crops; Leucaena leucocephala; Stylosanthes 

hamata; Desmanthus virgatus; Desmodium spp.; Desmodium tortuosum; Codariocalyx 

gyroides; Acacia-spp.; Albizia lebbek; Caliandra spp.; Cassia glandulosa; 

Haematoxylum campecnianum; Prosopis chilensis; Sesbania spp.; Clitoria 

ternatea; Teramnus labialis; Centrosema pubescens; Macroptiiium atropurpureum; 

Glycin -e wightii 

Kessel, C. van; Roskoski, J.P.; Wood, T.; Montano, J. 

15N2 fixation and H2 evolution by six species of tropical leguminous trees 

Dept. of Biochem., Wisconsin Univ., Madison, WI 53706, USA. 

Plant Physiology, 1983, 72, 3, pp. 909-910. 

Descriptors: Acacia pennatula; Nitrogen fixation; Albizia lebbeck; 

Enterolobium cyclocarpum; Gliricidia sepium; Leucaena leucocephala; nga 

jinicuil; Legumes 

Keya, S.O. 

The role of biological nitrogen fixation in crop production 

More food from better technology [edited by Holmes, J.C.; Tahir, W.M.]. 

Dept. of Soil Scie., Nairobi Univ., Nairobi, Kenya. 

Publ.: Rome, Italy; FAO, 1983, pp. 418-426. 

Descriptors: Conferences; More food from better technology; Phaseolus 

vulgaris; nitrogen fixation; Soyabeans; Peas; Vigna unguiculata; Cajanus 

cajan; Centrosema pubescens; Trifolium repens; Leucaena leucocephala; 

Medlcago; Desmodium; Legumes 

Khan, A.M. 

Hawaiian plants as fodder and fuel (Leucaena leucocephala, Pakistan) 

Pakistan agriculture. v. 5 (5/6), May/June 1983. pp. 53-54. 

Karachi: Finance Industry Publications. 

Section Headings: PLANT PRODUCTION -- FIELD CROPS (F120); BIOMASS ENERGY 

SOURCES (P 120). 

Khan, E.J.A.; Mark, W.H. 

Some initial results of field trials conducted in establishing a pastureseed 

industry in Cojedes State, Venezuela 



IRI Res. Inst., Venezuela. 


Descriptors: conferences; International Grassland Congress; Panicum 

maximum; Brachiaria humidicola; Brachiaria decumbens; plant nutrition; 

fertilizers; phosphorus; nitrogen; pests; Andropogon gayanus; Brachiaria 

brizantha; Setaria sphacelata var. sericea; Leucaena leucocephala; seed 

production 

Khare, A.; Dubey, R.K.; Singh, M.M. 

Kubabul (Leucaena leucocephala) Hawaian giant as a papermaking raw material 

Indian Pulp and Paper, 1983, 37, 6, pp. 5-8. 

179

Sec. Jnl. Source: ABIPC 55, 1829, IPC. 

Descriptors: Pulping materials; Leucaena leucocephala; Wood chemistry 

Kirkpatrick, J.B.; Hassall, D.C. 

Vegetation of the Sigatoka sand dunes, Fiji 

Inst. of Natural Resources, South Pacific Univ., Laucala Bay, Suva, Fiji. 

New Zealand Journal of Botany, 1981, 19, 3, pp. 285-297. 

Descriptors: Fiji; Casuarina litorea; Leucaena leucocephala Panicum 

maximum; Pandanus spp.; Pennisetum pVystachyon; Brachiaria reptans; 

Stachytarpheta urticifolia; Ipomoea Drasiliensis; Spinifex hirsutus; plant 

communities 

Kitamura, Y. JARJA; Abe, J. 

Comparative response of five lines of Leucaena leucocephala to soil pH 

(Comparative forage value) 

JARQ, Japan agricultural research quarterly. v. 16 (3), Nov. 1982. 

pp. 218-223. 

Ibaraki: Tropical Agriculture Research Center, Ministry of Agriculture, 

Forestry and Fisheries. 

Section Headings: PLANT PRODUCTION -- FIELD CROPS (F120); PLANT ECOLOGY 

(F300) 

Kitamura, Y.; Abe, J. 

Efficiency of N2-fixation by tropical pasture legumes 

Trop. Agric. Res. Cent., Maesato, Ishigaki 907-01, Japan. 

Journal of Japanese Society of Grassland Science, 1982, 2, 2, pp. 154-160. 

Descriptors: Desmodium intortum; Leucaena leucocephala; Macroptilium, 

atropurpureum; Neonotonia wightii; Centrosema pubescens; Laba uureus; 

Vigna unguiculata; Stizolobium hassjo; Crotalaria sessiliflora; nitrogen 

fixation; efficiency; legumes 

Kitamura, Y.; Samejimna, M.; Abe, J. 

Vegetative regrowth, nodule development, and nitrogen fixation of tropical 

legume after harvest. 1. Leucaena (leucocephala). 

Nippon Sochi Gakkai shi = Journal of Japanese Society of Grassland 

Science. v. 27 (3), Oct. 1981. pp. 277-284. 

Tochigi, The Society. 


Kitamura, Y. 

Yield of wheat as affected by the preceding cropping of leucaena 

Trop. Agric. Res. Cent., Ishigaka, Okinawa 907-01, Japan. 

Japan Agricultural Research Quarterly, 1982, 16, 2, pp. 158-160. 

Descriptors: wheat; rotations; forage crops 

Knipscheer, H.C.; Menz, K.M.; Verinumbe, I. 

The evaluation of preliminary farming systems technologies: zero-tillage 

systems in West Africa 

Winrock International, Bogor, Indonesia. 

Agricultural Systems, 1983, 11, 2, pp. 95-103. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; Stylosanthes guianensis farming 

systems; maize; intercropping; West Africa 

180

Kobayashi, T.; Zinno, Y. 

Anthracnose of legume tree seedlings in the Philippines and Indonesia 

For. & For. Prod. Res. Inst., PO Box 16, Tsukuba Norinkenkyu-danchi, Ibaraki 

305, Japan. 

Journal of the Japanese Forestry Society, 1984, 66, 3, pp. 113-116. 

Descriptors: Colletotrichum truncatum; Nursery management; diseases; 

Philippines; Indonesia; Leucaena leucocephala; Albizia falcataria; Pterocarpus 

indicus; Leucaena glauca; Robinia pseudoacacia; seedlings; fungal diseases; 

symptom; Fungi; biology 

Kormann, A.W.; Schlachter, M.; Lebas, F.; Jouglar, J.Y.; Berchiche, M.; 

Maertens, L.; DeGroote, G.; Leto, G.; Alicata, M.L.; Bonanno, A.; Bacchi, M.; 

Fomunyam, R.T.; Schlolant, W.; Walter, A.; Lange, K.; Barge, M.T.; Masoero, 

G.; Reviglio, L.; Partridge, G.G.; Radwan, M.; Allan, S.J.; Fordyce, R.; 

Battaglini, M.; Grandi, A.; Carregal, R.D.; Hattori, Y.; Kozasa, M.; Brenes, 

J.; Saenz, E.C.; Parigi-Bini, R.; Cinetto, M.; Carotta, N.; Seroux, M.; 

Johnson, N.P.; Berrio, L.F.; Chicco, R.; Ferrero, A.; Rabino, I.; Cheeke, P.R. 

<strong>World</strong> Rabbit Congress, Rome, Italy, April 4-8, 1984. Summaries of papers 

Journal of Applied Rabbit Research, 1984, 7, 1, pp. 25-37. 

Descriptors: Conferences; rabbits; nutrition; Italy; Wheat straw; diets; 

rabbits 

Kovitvadhi, K.; Yantasath, K. 

Research on Leucaena and other nitrogen-fixing trees at the Thailand 

Institute of Scientific and Technological Research (TISTR) 





Section Headings: FORESTRY PRODUCTION -- GENERAL (KIO0); SOIL BIOLOGY 

(J10) 

Krishna Murthy, K.; Mune Gowda, M.K. 

Eflect of cutting and frequency regimes on the herbage yield of Leucaena 




Krishna Murthy, K.; Mune Gowda, M.K. (Gowda, M.K.M.). 

Progress of research on ku-bAbul (Leucaena leucocephala [L] de-Wit) in 

Karnataka 

Director Res., UAS, Bangalore 560 065, India. 

Myforest, 1982, recd. 1985, 18, 3, pp. 129-134. 

Descriptors: Fodder; foliage; Leucaena leucocephala; Silviculture; India, 

Karnataka; Research 

Krohn, T.J. 

One-year results of species trial on Guam 

For. Nurs. & Mgt. Sect., For. & Soils Resourc. Div., Guam 

Tree Planters; Notes. 1981, 32, 2, pp. 30-34. 

Descriptors: Provenance trials; Acacii confusa; Eucalyptus tereticornis; 

Eucalyptus brass-ana; Eucalyptus camaldulensi; Micronesia; Species trials; 

181

ucalyptus -randis; Lucalyptus citriodora; Eucalyptus deglupta; Eucalyptus 

pellita; Eucalyptus tessellaris; Eucalyptus urophylla; Leucaena leucocephala; 

Melaleuca leucadendron; Serianthes kenahirae; Swietenia macrophylla 

Ku, Y.C.; Lin, S.J. 

Leucaena wood fibers for animal feeding (Ruminants) 

Leucaena research reports. v. 3, July 1982. pp. 64. 



Ku, Y.C.; Lin, S.J.; Tsai, L.H.; Lee, M.C.; Hsu, C.T. 

Preliminary study of the conversion of Leucaena wood fibers for animal 

feeding. 

Bulletin -- Taiwan Forestry Research Institute. Jan. 1983. (384), Jan. 

1983. 11 pp. 


Section Headings: ANIMAL NUTRITION (L500); FORESTRY RELATED (KO01) 

Ku, Y.C.; Pan, T.T.; Wang, K.T. 

Semi-chemical pulping of Leucaena wood. 

Chung-hua lin hsueh chi k'an. = Quarterly journal of Chinese forestry. 

v. 14 (2), June 25, 1981. pp. 61-80. ill. 

Taipei, Chinese Forestry Association. 


Kudo, H.; Cheng, K.J.; Majak, W.; Hall, J.W.; Costerton, J.W. 

Degradation of mimosine in rumen fluid from cattle and sheep in Canada 

Research Station, Agriculture Canada, Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada TIJ 4B1. 

Canadian Journal of Animal Science, 1984, 64, 4, pp. 937-942. 

Descriptors: Cattle; rumen fluid; mimosine; degradation; Canada; Sheep; 


Kumar, A.; Sharma, R. 

Determination of viability of IPIL-IPIL (Leucaena Leucocephala (LAM.) de 

Wit) seed by tetrazolium test 

Van vigyan. v. 20 (1/2), Jan./June 1982. pp. 26-29. 

Dehra Dun: Society of Indian Foresters. 


Kumar, A. 

Effect of soil pH on the growth and yield of leguminous forage trees/ 

bushes (Sesbania agyptica, Sesbania grandiflora, Leucaena leucocephala) 

Forage research. v. 9 (1), June 1983. pp. 1-6. ill. 

Hissar: Indian Society of Forage Research. 

Section Headings: SOIL CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS (J200) 

Kumar, S. 

Construction of rural economy in drought prone areas through afforestation 

(India, growing Leucaena leucocephala) 



Mathur. pp. 217-222. 

182


Section Headings: RURAL DEVELOPMENT (E550); FOREST MANAGEMENT (K200) 

Kung, F.S.; Chang, T.Y. 

Fertilization effect on new varieties of Leucaena leucocephala 


1982. 8 pp. 

Taipei: T'aiwan sheng fin yeh shih yen so. 

Section Headings: SOIL FETILITY AND FERTILIZERS(J500); FORESTRY RELATED 

(KO01) 

Kuo, Y.L.; Chou, C.H.; Hu, T.W. 

Allelopathic potential Leucaena leucocephala (Mimosine content, inhibition 

of growth of other plants, phytotoxicity) 



Section Headings: MISCELLANEOUS PLANT DISORDERS (F841) 

Kurar, C.K.; Gupta, P.N.; Rao, M.V.N. 

Effect of partial replacement of protein by kubabul (Leucaena leucocephala) 

leaves in the ration of growing crossbred calves 

The Indian journal of animal sciences. v. 54 (5), May 1984. pp. 420-424. 



Kushalapa, K.A. 

Leucaena leucocephala provenances in Philippines -- varietal mix-up galore 

(Mimosae) 

The Indian forester. v. 107 (10), Oct. 1981. pp. 635-637. 


Section Headings: PLANT PRODUCTION -- GENERAL (F0); FORESTRY RELATED 

(KO01) 


Kubabul in Philippines (Leucaena leucocephala, uses as fuel, forage and 

soil conservation, planting techniques) 



Mathur. pp. 148-151. 




Leucaena leucocephala in Philippines 

Mytorest. v. 17 (1), March 1981. pp. 9-12. 

Bangalore, India, Forest Department, Karnataka. 

Section Headings: FORESTRY PRODUCTION -- NATURAL REGENERATION (KilO) 

Lasmarias, V.B.; Pamplona, B.S.; Semana, J.A. 

Kappa number, permanganate number and klason lignin of giant ipil-ipil 

sulfate pulps. I. The relationship between Kappa number and permanganate 

number (Leucaena leucocephala) 

183

NSTA technology journal -- National Science Development Board. v. 8 (3), 

July/Sept. 1983. pp. 59-65. ill. 

Manila: The Board. 


Laxamana, N.B.; Mule, E.I. 

Charcoal briquetting and activation studies on Leucaena at different ages 

and varieties (Ipil-ipil woods) 

NSTA technology journal -- National Science Development Board. v. 8 (1), 

Jan./March 1983. pp. 40-49. ill. 

Manila: The Board. 

Section Headings: FOREST PRODUCTS -- WOOD (K510); BIOMASS ENERGY SOURCES 

(P120) 

Lazier, J.R. 

Effect of cutting height and frequency on dry matter production of 

Codariocalyx gyroides (syn. Desmodium gyroides) in Belize, central America 

Cent. Farm, Cayo District, Belize. 

Tropical Grasslands, 1981, 15, 1, pp. 10-16. 

Descriptors: Desmodium gyroides; cutting; frequency; height persistence; 

seed; production; Leucaena leucocephala 

Lee, B.P.K.; Yang, Y.F. 

Leucaena seed as a feed ingredient for broiler chicks 




Lee, B.P.K. 

Nutrient composition of Leucaena in Tawian 

Taiwan Livestock Res. Inst., Tainan, Taiwan. 


Descriptors: Leucanea leucocephala; chemical composition 

Lee, P.K.; Jiang, S.S.; Yang, Y.F.; Lee, M.C. 

Effect of feeding Leucaena seed on growth, sexual maturity, egg production, 

feed efficiency, egg quality and hatchability of Leghorn chicks. 

Hsu ch'an yen chiu = Journal of the Taiwan livestock research. v. 16 (1), 

June 1983. pp. 63-72. 

Tainan: Taiwan Sheng Hsu ch'an shih yen so. 


BIOCHEMISTRY (L600); FOOD COMPOSITION -- POULTRY (Q503) 

Lee, P.K.; Yang, Y.F.; Lee, M.C. 

Effect of feeding Leucaena leucocephala seed on the performance of 

growing--fattening pigs. 

Journal -- Agricultural Association of China. June 1982. (118), June 

1982. pp. 62-71. 

Taipei, Taiwan, China, The Association. 


184

Lee, P.K.; Yany, Y.F. 

Leucaena seed as a feed ingredient for broiler chicks. 

Hsu ch'an yen chiu = Journal of the Taiwan livestock research. v. 14 

(2), Dec. 1981. pp. 21-31. 



Lenne, J.M.; Torres, G.C. 

Bacterial pod blight of Leucaena (caused by Pseudomonas flourescens) 



Section Headings: PLANT DISEASES -- BACTERIAL (F832) 

Lenne, J.M.; Torres, G.C.; Victoria, J.I. 

Bacterial pod rot of Leucaena leucocephala caused by Pseudomonas fluorescens 

biotype 2 

Proceedings of the fifth International Conference on Plant Pathogenic 

Bacteria, August 16-23, 1981 at CIAT, Cali, Colombia/technical editor J. 

Carlos Lozano; production editor Paul Gwin. pp. 39-44. 

(Cali, Colombia): Centro Internacional de Agricultural Tropical, 1982. 

Section Headings: PLANT DISEASE -- BACTERIAL (F832) 

Lenne, J.M. 

Reaction of Desmodium species and other tropical pasture legumes to the 

root-knot nematode Meloidogyne javanica 

Centro Internac. de Agric. Trop. (CIAT), apartado Aereo 6713, Cali, 

Colobmia. 


Descriptors: Meloidogyne javanica; Desmodium gyroides; Desmodium 

ovalifolium; Colombia; pathogenicity; Desmodium; Calopogonium mucunoides; 

Centrosema; Macroptilium; susceptibility; resistance; Calopogonoum mucunoides 

Lenne, J.M.; Vargas de Alvarez, A. 

Seedling rot of Leucaena caused by Fusarium sp 




Lesniak, A.P.; Liu, E.H. 

Biochemical purification of the galactomannan in Leucaena seeds 

Dept. of Biol., South Carolina Univ., Columbia, SC 29208, USA. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; seeds; carbohydrates 

Lesniak, A.P.; Liu, E.H. 

Biological properties of Leucaena leucocephala seed galactomannans 

Dept. of Biol., South Carolina Univ., Columbia, SC 29208, USA. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; seeds; carbohydrates; Cyamopsis 

tetragonoloba; Cassia occidentalis; haemagglutinins metabolism; Leucaena 

Lim, G. 

Rhizobia and nitrogen-fixing trees in Singapore 

185


Department of Botany, National University of Singapore, Singapore, Malaysia. 

Publ.: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: International Development Research Centre, 

1983, pp. 33-37. 

Descriptors: Legumes; trees; Malaysia, Nodulation; Conferences; Leucaena 

Research in the Asian-Pacific Region; Conferences; Leucaena research in the 

Asian-Pacific region; Roots; root nodules; Leguminosae; Rhizobium; Singapore 

Lin, K.C. 

Resistance of ten tree species to sulfur dioxide 

Taiwan For. Res. Inst., Taipei, Taiwan. 

Bulletin, Taiwan Forestry Research Institute, 1981, No. 34, 1 + 14 pp. 

Descriptors: Air pollution; fumes; S02; resistance; Arenga engleri; 

Cinnamomum camphora; Garcinia spicata; Fraxinus griffithii; Codiaeum 

variegatum; Broussonetia papyrifera; Melia azedarach; Paulownia taiwaniana; 

Euphorbia pulcherrima; Leucaena leucocephala 

Lopez, M.; Sistachs, E.; Funes, F.; Ruiz, T.; Pereiro, M.; Monzote, M. 

Agronomy and utilization of tropical legumes 

Instituto de Ciencia Animal, San Jose de las Lajas, Havana, Cuba. 

Cuban Journal of Agricultural Science, 1981, 15, 2, pp. 199-213. 

Descriptors: Neonotonia wightii; mixtures; milk production; establishment; 

Leucaena leucocephala; Rhizobium; inoculation; Desmodium; Centrosema; Cuba; 

legumes; grazing; Digitaria decumbens; Bothriochloa; Dichanthium, oversowing 

Lopez, M.; Taboada, J. 

The effect of inoculation and calcium application on the yield and 

nodulation of Leucaena leucocephala cv. Peru growing in a grayish brown soil 

Instituto de Ciencia Animal, San Jose de las Lajas, Havana, Cuba. 

Cuban Journal of Agricultural Science, 1983, 17, 3, pp. 319-324. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; plant nutrition; calcium; Rhizobium; 

inoculation; nodulation; fertilizers; responses 

Lopez, M.; Martinez, J.; Paretas, J.J. 

Nodulation in tropical legumes 

Estacion Experimental de Pastos y Forrajes "Indio Hatuey", Matanzas, Cuba. 

Pastos y Forrajes, 1983, 6, 2, pp. 185-194. 

Descriptors: Neonotonia wightii; nodulation; Macroptilium atropurpureum; 

Centrosema pubescens; Leucaena leucocephala; Stylosanthes guianensis 

Lowry, J.B. JSFAA; Tangendjaja, M.; Tangendjaja, B. 

Autolysis of mimosine to 3-hydroxy-4-1(H)pyridone in green tissues of 

Leucaena leucocephala (Tree of Central American origin with a pantropical 

distribution) 

Journal of the science of food and agriculture. v. 34 (6), June 1983. pp. 

529-533. 

Oxford: Blackwell Scientific Publications. 


RELATED (KOO) 

Lowry, J.B. 

Leucaena research at BPT 

Balai Penelitian Ternak, Bogor, Indonesia. 

186


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; chemical composition; mimosine; 

toxicity; removal 

Lowry, J.B. 

Detoxification of Leucaena by enzymic or microbial processes (Livestock 

feed) 



Association and the International Development Reserch Centre. pp. 49-54. 

ill. 


Section Headings: FEED CONTAMINATION AND TOXICOLOGY (R 200) 

Lowry, J.B.; Cook, N.; Wilson, R.D. 

Flavonol glycoside distribution in cultivars and hybrids of Leucaena 

leucocephala (Mimosaceae) 

Journal of the science of food and agriculture. v. 35 (4), April 1984. 

pp. 401-407. 

Oxford, England: Blackwell Scientific Publications. 


Lowry, J.b.; Evans, A.J.; Tangendjaja, B. 

Observations on Leucaena leaf meal production in Indonesia (Java) 



Section Headings: FEED PROCESSING AND STORAGE (R1O0) 

Lozano, J.C. (Editor) 

Bacterial pod rot of Leucaena leucocephala caused by Pseudomonas fluorescens 

biotype 2 

Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference on Plant Pathogenic 

Bacteria. 

CIAT, Cali, Colomiba. 

Publ.: Cali, Colombia; Centro Internacional de Agricultura Tropical, 1982, 

pp. 39-44. 

Descriptors: Pseudomonas fluorescens; Leucaena leucocephala associated with 

insect damage 

Lu, C.M.; Hu, T.W.; Shih, W.C. 

Study on the growth of leucaena -- growth and biomass production of 3-year 

old spacing trial plantation at Chia-Lin (Taiwan). 

Bulletin -- Taiwan Forestry Research Institute. Jan. 1984. (405), Jan. 

1984. 18 pp. 


Section Headings: FORESTRY PRODUCTION -- ARTIFICIAL REGENERATION (K120); 

FOREST MENSURATION AND DESCRIPTION (K250) 

Lulandala, L.L.L. 

Seed viability, germination and pretreatment of Leucaena leucocephala 

Div. of Fot'estry, Dar es Salaam Univ., Morogoro, Tanzania. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; seed storage; seed germination; seed 

treatment 

187

Lyon, C.K.; Kohleer, G.D. 

Leaf protein concentrates from Leucaena leaves 

W. Regional Res. Cent., SEA, USDA, Berkeley, CA 94710, USA. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; leaves; protein concentrates 

MacLaurin, A.R. GSPCB; Bransby, D.I.; Tainton, N.M. 

The influence of cutting height, planting density, harvesting frequency 

and fertilization on edible dry matter yield of Leucaena leucocephala 

(Lam.)de Wit (subtropical pasture legumes in South Africa) 

Proceedings -- Grassland Society of Southern Africa. v. 17, 1982. 

pp. 61-64. ill. 

Pretoria: The Society. 


MacLaurin, A.R.; Tainton, N.M.; Bransby, D.I. 

Leucaena leucocephala (Lam.) de Wit as a forage plant -- a review 

(Tropical legume, South Africa) 

Proceedings -- Grassland Society of Southern Africa. v. 16, 1981. 

pp. 63-69. 

Pretoria, The Society. 


Magda, R.R. 

Community-based research -- a new development scheme for the masses 

(Philippine Forest Research Institute Project, Ipil-ipil plantation for 

fuelwood) 

Canopy. v. 7 (7), July 1981. pp. 5-6. ill. 

Laguna, Forest Research Institute. 

Section Headings: FARM ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT E200); IJRESTRY 

PRODUCTION -- ARTIFICIAL REGENERATION (K120); BIOMASS ENERGY SOURCES (P120) 

Maghembe, J.A.; Redhead, J.F. 

Agroforestry: preliminary results of intercropping Acacia, Eucalyptus, 

and Leucaena with maize and beans (Zea mays, Phaseolus, Tanzania) 

Intercropping: proceedings of the econd Symposium on Intercropping in 

Semi-Arid Areas, Morogoro, Tanzania, August 4-7, 1980/editors, C.L. 

Keswani and B.J. Ndunguru. pp. 43-49. 

Ottawa: International Development Research Centre, c1982. 

Section Headings: SOIL CULTIVATION (J700); PLANT PRODUCTION -- FIELD 

CROPS (F120); FORESTRY RELATED (KO01) 

Mahatab, S.N.; Ali, A.; Asaduzzaman, A.H.M. 

Nutritive value of ipil ipil in goat 

Animal Nutrition Section, Livestock Research Inst., Mohakhali, Dhaka-12, 

Bangladesh. 

Livestock Adviser, 1984, 9, 6, pp. 29-33. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; nutritive value; goats 

Maheshwari, S.R. 

Low quality forages to the rescue of cattle during famine 

Dept. of Anim. Husbandry, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India. 

188

Livestock Adviser, 1981, 6, 4, pp. 43-45. 

Descriptors: Oryza sativa; Saccharum officinarum; Sesbania spp.; Leucaena 

spp; Acacia s Maua sp.; Ficus spp.; Bambusa spp.; Ziz p .;ia 

azadirachta; fodder;drought 

Mahtab, S.N.; Ali, A.; Asaduzzaman, A.H.M. 

Nutritional potential of ipil ipil leaves for goats 

Livestock Res. Inst. Dhaka, Bangladesh. 

Adab News, 1984, 11, 4, pp. 37-38. 

Descriptors: Goats; intake; legumes; Leucaena leucocephala; digestibility; 

nutritive value; goats; Leaves 

Malik, M.H.; Sheikh, M.I. 

Planting of trees in saline and waterlogged areas. Part I. Test planting 

at Azakhel 

Pakistan For. Inst., Peshawar, Pakistan. 

Pakistan Journal of forestry, 1983, 33, 1, pp. 1-17. 

Descriptors: Gleditsia triacanthos; Prosopis juliflora; Albizia procera; 

Casuarina equisetifolia; Tamarix aphyll; Eucalyptus microtheca; Parkinsonia 

aculeata; Leucaena leucocephala; Acacia cyanophylla; Afforestation; arid 

regions; saline sites; Species trials; Pakistan; Soil type; saline soils; 

Forestry practices; Pakistan; Soil types (chemical) 

Maluf. A.M.; Martins, P.S.; Maluf, W.R. 

Evaluation of Leucaena populations for tolerance to aluminum 

Avalacao de populacoes de leucena para tolerancia ao aluminio 

Instituto de Botanica, 01.000 Sao Paulo, Sp, Brazil. 

Pesquisa Agropecularia Brasileira, 1984, 19, 7, pp. 859-866. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; aluminium toxicity 

Mangrulkar, V.D. 

Introduction of kubabul (Leucaena Leucocephala) as forage crop under 

drought prone area programme in Maharashtra (India, shrub or small tree 

crop) 



Mathur. pp. 202-204. 



Manidool, C. 

Leucaena leaf meal and forage in Thailand (Cattle, sheep) 






Manjunath, A.; Bagyaraj, D.J.; Gowda, H.S.G. 

Dual inoculation with VA (vesicular-arbusculae) mycorrhiza and Rhizobium 

is beneficial to Leucaena (leucocephala, Glomus fasciculatum, fodder tree 

legumes) 

Plant and soil. v. 78 (3), 1984. pp. 445-448 

189

The Hague: Martinus Nijhoff. 

Section Headings: PLANT NUTRITION (F500); PLANT ECOLOGY (F300) 

Marbella, J.L.; Pineda, C.I.; Bulay, R.N.; Castillo, A.C.; Moog, F.A. 

Utilization of rice straw and Ipil-Ipil in cattle fattening at Magalang, 

Pampanga 

The Philippine journal of animal industry. v. 36 (1/4), 1981. 

pp. 81-87. 

Manila, Bureau of Animal Industry of the Philippines. 


Maruzzo, M.M.; America, W.M. 

Wood anatomy of three strains of giant ipil-ipil (Leucaena leucocephala 

(Lam.) De Wit) 

FORPRIDECOM, NSDB, College, Laguna 3720, Philippines. 

Forpride Diges, 1981, 10, 1/2, pp. 16-27. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; wood anatomy 

McSweeney, C.S.; Bamualim, A., Murray, R.M. 

Ruminal motility in shcep intoxicated with 2,3-dihydroxypyridine 

Div. Trop. Anim. Sci., CSIRO Davies Lab., Townsville, Queensland 4814, 

Australia. 

Australian Veterinary Journal, 1984, 61, 8, pp. 271-272. 

Descriptors: Poisoning; Goitrogens; Poisonous plants; Leucaena 

leucocephala; Pyridines; toxicity; rumen motility; sheep 

Megarrity, R.G.; Jones, R.J. 

Toxicity of Leucaena leucocephala in ruminants: the effect of supplemental 

thyroxine on goats fed on a sole diet of Leucaena (Australia) 


pp. 791-798. ill. 


Section Headings: VETERINARY PHARMACOLOGY AND IMMUNE THERAPEUTIC AGE (L810) 

Melendez, F.; Rivera, G. 

The effect of density of sowing and distance between rows of Leucaena 

leucocephala on the production and quality of forage in the humid tropics 

CSAT, Cardenas, Tabasco, Mexico. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; seed germination; sowing rates; 

spacing; chemical composition; proteins; leaves; proportion 

Mendoza, E.M.T.; llag, L.L. 

Biocidal properties of mimosine: a review (Leucaena leucocephala) 

Kalikasan: the Philippine journal of biology. v. 11 (2/3), 1982. 

pp. 235-244. 

Laguna: University of the Philippines. Natural Science Research Center. 

Section Headings: PLANT PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY (F600); VETERINARY 

PHARMACOLOGY AND IMMUNE THERAPEUTIC AGE (L810) 

Mendoza, R.C.; Escano, L.R.; Javier, E.Q. 

Corn/Leucaena intercropping trials 

190

Inst. of P1. Breeding, Los Banos, Laguna, Philippines. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; mixtures; grasses; Zea mays; legumes; 

fertilizers; nitrogen; phosphorus; potassium; maize; intercropping; NPK 

Mendoza, R.C.; Javier, E.Q.; Villareal, R.L. 

Determination of selection indices and screening of Leucaena leucocephala 

(Lam.) et Wit for tolerance to acid soils (Feed legume, genotypes) 

the Philippine journal of crop science. v. 7 (3), Dec. 1981. pp. 145-153. 

(S.1.): Crop Science Soc. of Philippines & Philippine Council for Agric. 

and Resource Research. 

Section Headings: PLANT BREEDING (F200); SOIL CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS (J200) 

Mendoza, R.C. 

Highlights of research into the use of Leucaena for forage in the 

Philippines (Ipil-ipil) 

Extension bulletin -- ASPAC Food & Fertilizer Technology Center. Dec. 1983. 

(198), Dec. 1983. pp. 1-21. 

Taipei: The Center. 


Mendoza, R.C. (et al.) Ahmad, I.; Chen, C.P.; Abdullah, H.M. 

The use of Leucaena for livestock feed in Asia 

Extension Bulletin, Food and Fertilizer Technology Center, Taiwan, 1983, No. 

198, i + 35 pp. 

Descriptors: Conferences; Recent advances in pasture research and 

development in Southeast Asia; Leucaena leucocephala; Fodder; foliage; 

Philippines; Malaysia 

Menendez, J. 

Wild Leguminosae of Cuba. 3. Central region and the Ciego and Camaguey 

provinces 

Leguminosas silvestres de Cuba. 3. Region central y provincia de Ciego y 

Camaguey. 

Ciencia y Tecnica en la Agricultura, Pastos y Forrajes, 198, 5, 2, pp. 141 

157. 

Descriptors: Forage legumes; genetic resources; Cuba 

Menendez, J. 

Wild legumes of Cuba. III. Central region and Ciego and Camaguey provinces 

Leguminosas silvestres de Cuba. III. Region central y provincias de Ciego 

y Camaguey. 

Estacion Experimental de Pastos y Forrajes "Indio Hatuey", Perico, Matanzas, 

Cuba. 


Descriptors: Alysicarpus; Calopogonium; Centrosema; Desmodium; Galactia; 

Indigofera; Leucaena; Lysiloma; Macroptilium; Pueraria; Rhynchosia; 

Stylosanthes; Zornia; Cuba 

Menendez, J. 

Wild legumes in Cuba. IV. Western region and Isla dela Juventud 

Leguminosas silvestres de Cuba. IV. Region occidental e Isla de la 

Juventud 

191

Estacion, Experimental de Pastos y Forrajes "Indio Hatuey", Perico, 

Matanzas, Cuba. 


Descriptors: Alysicarpus vaginalis; Calopogonium coeruleum; Centrosema 

pubescens; Desmodium; Indigofera mucronata; Leucaena leucocephala; 

Macroptilium atropurpureum; Pueraria phaseoloides; Cuba 

Menendez, J.; Delgado, D.; Tang, M.; Quincoses, G. 

Zone evaluation of legumes on ferrallitic quartzite soil on the Isla de la 

Juventud 

Evaluacion zonal de leguminosas en suelo ferralitico cuarcitico de Isla de 

la Junventud 

Estacion Experimental de Pastos y Forrajes "Indio Hatuey", Perico, Matanzas, 

Cuba. 


Descriptors: Stylosanthes guianensis; Cuba; Teramnus labialis; Medicago 

sativa; Macroptilium atropurpureum; Neonotonia wightii; Centrosema pubescens; 

Leucaena leucocephala; Alysicarpus vaginalis; Macrotyloma axillare 

Methew, T.K. 

Kerala (Leucaena leucocephala, silviculture, yield, India, localities 

where introduced) 





Section Headings: FORESTRY PRODUCTION -- GENERAL (KIOO) 

Metzner, J. 

Innovations in agriculture incorporating traditional production methods: 

the case of Amarasi (Timor) 

Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ), Postfach 5180, 

6236 Eschborn, German Federal Republic. 

Applied Geography and Development, 1981, 17, pp. 91-107. 

Descriptors: traditional farming; adoption of innovations; Indonesia 

(Lesser Sunda Islands) 

Metzner, J.; Jones. P.H. 

Innovations in agriculture incorporating traditional production methods: 

the case of Amarasi (Timor); Lamtoro and the Amarasi model from Timor. (2 

articles) 

German Agency for Technical Cooperation, Postfach 5180, 6236 Eschborn, 

German Federal Republic. 

Bulletin of Indonesian Economic Studies, 1983, 19, 3, pp. 94-105; pp. 106 

112. 

Descriptors: Farm forestry; models; shifting cultivation; Indonesia; Nusa 

Tenggara; Timur; Cropping systems; shifting cultivation; Indonesia; 

Agroforestry; Indonesi; Leucaena leucocephala 

Meulen, U. ter.; Gunther, K.D.; El-Harith, E.A. 

Metabolic effects of mimosine on tyrosine in the rat (Toxicity of 

Leucaena leucocephala meal as feedstuff for cattle) 

192

Zeitschrift fur Tierphysiologie, Tierernanrung und Futtermittelkunde = 

Journal of animal physiology and animal nutrition. v. 46 (5), 1981. 

pp. 264-269. 

Hamburg, Parey. 


Meyreles, L.; Pound, B.; Preston, T.R. 

The use of Leucaena leucocephala or sugarcane tops as sources of forage 

in cattle diets based on molasses/urea, supplemented with chicken litter 

and/or wheat bran 

Tropical anima* production. v. 7 (2), 1982. pp. 92-97. ill. 

Santu Domingo: Consejo Estatal del Azucar, Division de Ganaderia y 

Boyada. 


Moawad, H.; Bohlool, B.B. 

Competition among the Rhizobium spp. for nodulation of Leucaena leucocephala 

in two tropical soils 

Applied and environmental microbiology. v. 48 (1), July 1984. pp. 5-9. 

Washington, D.C.: American Society for Microbiology. 

Sectioo Headings: SOIL BIOLOGY (J1O0) 

Mohan, M.; Srivastava, G.P. 

Studies on the extractability and chemical composition of leaf proteins from 

certain trees 

Dept. Crop Physiology and Biochemistry, Chandra Shekhar Azad. 

Journal of Food Science and Technology, India, 1981, 18, 2, 2, 2, pp. 48-50. 

Descriptors: leaf protein; composition; India 

Moog, F.A. 

Beef production on Leucaena-Imperata pastures and cattle feeds on small 

farms in the Philippines 




ill. 



Moog, F.A.; Castillo, A.C.; Tibayan, R.G.; Tombocon, N.P. 

Carabeef production on native and native/Ipil-Ipil pastures at different 

stocking rates (Carabaos, grazing, Philippines) 

The Philippine journal of animal industry. v. 36 (1/4), 1981. 

pp. 24-33. 

Manila, Bureau of Animal Industry of the Philippines. 

Section Headings: ANIMAL NUTRITION (L500); PLANT PRODUCTION -- PASTURES AND 

RANGE (F130) 

Moran, J.d. AJAEA; Satoto, K.B.; Dawson, J.E. 

The utilization of rice straw fed to Zebu cattle and swamp buffalo as 

influenced by alkali treatment and Leucaena supplementation (Digestibility, 

feed composition, water metabolism, South East Asia) 

193


pp. 73-84. 


Section Headings: ANIMAL NUTRITION (L500); FEED COMPOSITION (R300); ANIMAL 

PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY (L600) 

Morand-Fehr, P. Bourbouze, A.; Simiane, M. de (Editors) 

The influence of ipil-ipil "Leucaena leucocephala (Lam) de wit leaves 

feeding on the reproductive performance of goats in the tropics 

Nutrition and systems of goat feeding. Volume 2.: Nutrition et systems 

d'alimentation de la chevre. Volume 2. 

Los Banos, Philippines. 

Publ.: Tours, France; ITOVIC-INRA, 1981, pp. 623-634. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; liveweight gain; intake goats; kid 

production; legumes 

Moreno Quiroz 

Efficiency of Rhizobium stock and the effect of P, Mo, Co and liming on 

nodulation and biomass production of Leucaena leucocephala (Guaje) in acid 

soils of Huimanguillo, Tabasco, Mexico. 

Eficiencia de cepas de Rhizobium y efecto de P, Mo, Fe, Co y encalado en 

la nodulacon y produccion de biomasa de Leucaena leucocephala (Guaje) en 

suelos acijos de Huimanguillo, 

xiv, 127 leaves: i'll.; 27 cm. 

Chapingo, Mexico Colegio de Postgraduados, Institucion de Ensenanza e 

Investigacion en Ciencias Agricolas 1981. 

Escuela Nacional de Agricultura. (Tesis 1981; no. 22) 

Section Headings: PLANT PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY (F600); PLANT 

NUTRITION (F500) 

Morris, J.R. 

Effects of mechanical harvesting on the quality of small fruits and grapes 

Fruit, Put, and vegetable harvesting mechanization: proceedings, 

International Symposium on Fruit... Mechanization, Oct. 5-12, 1983, Volcani 

Center, Bet Dagan, Israel/Institute of Agricultural Eng. pp. 332-348. 

St. Joseph, Mich. : American Society of Agricultural Engineers, c1984. 

Descriptors: small fruits; grapes; mechanical harvesting; postharvest 

treatment; 

Section Headings: PLANT PRODUCTION -- HORTICULTURAL CROPS (FIIO); FOOD 

COMPOSITION--HORTICULTURAL CROP PRODUCTS (Q505) 

Motooka, P.; Nagai, G.; Ching, L. 

Cut-surface application of glyphosate to control tropical brush species 

Abstracts, 1983 Meeting of the Weed Science Society of America 

Hawaii Univ., Manoa, Hawaii, USA, 1983, p. 96. 

Descriptors: conferences; 1.983 meeting of the Weed Science Society of 

America; glyphosate; usage; woody weeds; application; methods; Psidium 

guajava; Psidium cattleianum var. lucidum; Leucaena leucocephala; Eugenia 

jambos; Schinus terebinthifolius 

Mott, J.J.; Cook, S.J.; Williams, R.J. 

Influence of short duration, high temperature seed treatment on the 

germination of some tropical and temperate legumes 

194

Div. of Trop. Crops and Pastures, CSIRO, St. Lucia, Qld. 4067, Australia. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; Medicago scutellata; Stylosanthes 

hamata; Trifolium subterraneum; Neonotonia wightii; Macroptilium 

atropurpuruem; Ornithopus compressus; Stylosanthes guianensis; Centrosema 

pubescens; Medicago truncatula; Medicago polymorpha; Vigna parkeri; Lupinus 

cosentini; seed germination; temperature 

Murakoshi, I.; Ikegami, F.; Hinuma, Y.; Hanma, Y. 

Purification and characterization of L-mimosine synthase from Leucaena 

leucocephala (Seedlings) 

Phytochemistry. v. 23 (9), 1984. pp. 1905-1908. ill. 

Oxford, England: Pergamon Press. 


Muthana, K.D.; Jain, B.L. 

Use of saline water for raising tree seedlings 

CAZRI Regional Sta., Pali, Rajasthan, India. 

Indian Farming, 1984, 34, 5, pp. 37-38, 40. 

Descriptcrs: Prosopis juliflora; Cassia siamea; Leucaena leucocephala; 

Dichrostachys glomerata; Colophospermum mopan; Acacia aneura; Salt tolerance; 

Eucalyptus; Nursery management; irrigation; India, Rajasthan 

Nakasuga, T.; Baba, S.; Kamiyama, M. 

Studies on gingookan (Leucaena latisiliqua (L.) gillis) community. II. 

Effects of different fertilization and soil conditions on early growth in 

seedling. 

Gakujutsu hokoku = Science bulletin of the College of Agriculture, 

University of the Ryukyus. Dec. 1983. (30), Dec. 1983. pp. 605-614. ill. 

Nishihara, Okinawa: The College. 


PLANT NUTRITION (F500); FORESTRY RELATED (KO01) 

Nagami, R.; Venketeswaran, S. 

Morphological responses of cultured hypocotyl and cotyledonary segments of 


Dept. Biology, Univ. Houston, Houston, TX 77004, USA. 

In Vitro, 1983, 19, 3, II, p. 265. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; tissue culture; Leucaena diversifolia 

Nair, P.K.R. 

Multiple land-use and agroforestry 

Better crops for food. Ciba Foundation symposium 97 [edited by Nugent, J.; 

O'Connor, M.]. 

International Council for Res. in Agroforestry, Nairobi, Kenya. 

Publ.: London, UK; Pitman Books Ldt., 1983, pp. 101-111. 

Descriptors: Conferences; Better Crops for food; Leucaen; utilization; 

Prosopis; Land use; Agroforestry 

Nair, P.K.R. 

The re-marriage of crops and trees 

ICRAF, Nairobi, Kenya. 

International Agricultural Development, 1983, 3, 4, pp. 5-8. 

Descriptors: Agroforestry; Organizations; Kenya 

195

Narkhede, P.L.; Umrani, N.K.; Ghugare, R.V. 

Organic recycling of ku-babul for winter sorghum cultivated on drylands 

All-India Coordinated Res. Project for Dryland Agric., Solapur 413 002, 

Maharashtra, India. 

Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences, 1984, 54, 5, pp. 444-446. 

Descriptors: Sorghum; green manures; Leucaena leucocephala; nutrition; as 

green manures; nitrogen; absorption; Phosphorus; 

Naseeven, R.; Harrison, D.; Preston, T.R. 

Studies on the toxicity of mimosine in diets based on Leucaena forage 

FMVZ, Yucatan Univ., Merida, Mexico. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; intake; toxicity; goats sheep; cattle; 

tropical crops; poisoning; mimosine 

National: promising forage and tree crop for the tropics 

Leucaena Research Council, Board on Science and Technology for International 

Development, USA 

Publ.: Washington, DC, USA; National Academy Press, 1984, Ed. 2, x + 100 

PP. 

Descriptors: Leucaena; books; Tropics; Leucaena diversifolia; Leucaena 

esculenta; Leucaena macrophylla; Leucaena pulverulenta; Leucaena leucocephala; 

Leucaena shannoni; Leucaena retusa; Leucaena lanceolata; Leucaena collinsii; 

Leucaena trichodes; Browse; Fodder 

National Economic and Development Authority 

Low cost training for livelihood, Philippines 

Philippine Development, 1982, 9, 20, pp. 48-55. 

Descriptors: distance teaching; self instruction; Philippines 

Neelay, V.R. IJFOD; Sah, A.K. 

Leucaena leucocephala -- trials -- "A multipurpose plant for large scale 

afforestation in social forestry" (India) 

Indian journal of forestry. v. 5 (4), Dec. 1982. pp. 263-265. 

Dehra Dun: G.S. Gahlot. 

Section Headings: FOREST MANAGEMENT (K200) 

Negi, J.S.; Chawla, J.S. 

Pulping studies of fast growing young trees, Leucaena leucocephala 

(India) 

Indian pulp and paper. v. 38 (2), Aug./Sept. 1983. pp. 17-20. 

Calcutta: R.N. Chatterjee. 


Neumaier, T. 

Site-adapted agriculture also in development aid 

Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Technische Zusammenarbeit GmbH, 6236 Eschborn, 


DLG-Mitteilungen, 1983, 98, 1, pp. 30-31. 

Descriptors: Rwanda; farming systems 

Ng, F.S.P.; Haji Mokhtar, Z.B.; Abdul Azia, A.A.G.B. 

Leucaena leucocephala as a tall cover crop for sawlog plantations 

196



Association and the International Development Research Centre. p. 113-118. 

ill. 



Leucaena research in the Asian-Pacific region 

Nitrogen Fixing Tree Association and International Development Research 

Centre, Canada 

Publ.: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, 1983, 192 pp. 

Descriptors: Conferences; Leucaena research in the Asian-Pacific region 

Nishimura, N.; Abe, J.; Shoji, S.; Saito, Y. 

The vegetation and distribution of leguminous plants in the semi-natural 

grasslands in the Sakishima islands 

National Inst. of Agro-Envir. Sci., Yatabe, Ibaraki 305, Japan. 

Journal of Japanese Society of Grassland Science, 1984, 3, 1, pp. 29-39. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; grasslands; Japan; Christia obcordata; 

Desmodium hetercarpon; Desmodium triflorum; Desmodium heterophyllum; 

Miscanthus; Zoysia; Chrysopogon; Paspalum; flora 

Norani Ahmad; Ng, F.S.P. 

Growth of Leucaena leucocephala in relation to soil pH, nutrient levels 

and Rhizobium concentration 

The Malaysian forester. v. 44 (4), Oct 1981. pp. 516-423. ill. 

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Forest Dept. 


Oakes, A.J.; Foy, C.D. 

Acid soil tolerance of Leucaena species in greenhouse trials 

Plant Genetics and Germplasm Institute, USDA-ARS, Beltsville, MD 20705, 

USA. 

Journal of Plant Nutrition, 1984, 7, 12, pp. 1759-1774. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; aluminium; toxicity; soil types; acid 

soils; Soil types (chemical) 

Oakes, A.J. 

Leucaena bibliography 

(1983 ed.) 

xv, 90 leaves; 22 x 28 cm. 

Beltsville, Md. Germplasm Resources Laboratory, U.S. Department of 

Agriculture 1983. 

Descriptors: Leucaena -- Bibliography; Leguminosae; 


(KO01) 

Oakes, A.J. 

Leucaena bibliography 

171 leaves; 22 x 28 cm. 

Beltsville, Md. Economic Botany Laboratory, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture 

1982. 

197

Descriptors: Leucaena -- Bibliography 


(KO01) 

Oakes, A.J. 

Scarification and germination of seeds of Leucaena leucocephala (Lam.) De 

Wit 

Tropical agriculture. v. 61 (2), April 1984. pp. 125-127, 158. 


Section Headings: PLANT PRODUCTION -- PASTURES AND RANGE (F130); PLANT 

PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY (F600) 

Oliveira, E.T. de 

Extension and technical assistance for rice cultivation 

Difusao e assistencia tecnica na cultrua do arroz. 

Anais, simposio sobre a cultura do arroz de sequeiro. 

Fatores afetando a produtividade [edited by Ferreira, M.E.; Yamada, T.; 

Malavolta, E.]. 

Centro Nacional de Pesquisa de Arroz e Feijao, 74.000 Goiania, GO, Brazil. 

Publ.: Piracicaba, Brazil; Institutos de Potassa 1983, pp. 63-69. 

Descriptors: Rice; fertilizers; phosphorus; varieties; Brazil; Phaseolus 

vulgaris; green manures; intercropping; maize; Conferences; Cultivation of 

upland rice; Varieties; Brazil; Fertilizers; phosphorus 

Olvera, E.; West, S.H. 

Aspects of germination of leucaena 

Tropical agriculture. Jan. 1985. v. 62 (1) pp. 68-72. ill. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; seed germination; hard seeds; 

scarification; 



Olvera, E.; West, S.H.; Blue, W.G. 

Aspects of germination of Leucaena 




Olvera, E.; Blue, W.G.; West, S.H. 

Effect of acid subsoil layers on the establishment of leucaena (Leucaena 

leucocephala (Lam.) de Wit). 

Dept. of Agron. and Soil Sci., Florida Univ., Gainesville, FL 32601, USA. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; soils; pH; roots; depth 

Olvera, E.; Blue, W.G. 

Establishment of Leucaena leucocephala (Lam.) de Wit in acid soils 

Tropical agriculture. Jan. 1985. v. 62 (1) pp. 73-76. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; plant establishment; acid soils; 

liming; 

198


RELATED (KO01); SOIL FERTILITY AND FERTILIZERS (J500) 


Establishment of Leucaena leucocephala in acid soils (Ultisols and 

Oxisols) 





Greenhouse studies on establishment of Leucaena leucocephala ((Lam.) de Wit) 

in acid soils (Ultisols, Oxisols) 




Osman, A.M. 

Edibility of Leucaena (Cows) 




Osman, A.M. 

The effects of cutting height on the dry matter production of Leucaena 

Sch. of Agric., Mauritius Univ., Reduit, Mauritius. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; cutting height 

Osman, A.M. 

Effects of cutting interval on the relative dry matter production of four 

cultivars of Leucaena 



Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; cutting frequency 

Osman, A.M. 

Leaf: stem ratio in Leucaena 



Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; leaves; stems; ratio; cutting frequency 

Palit, S. 

West Bengal. I. (Leucaena leucocephala, localities where introduced into 




Mathur. pp. 120-134. 



Panday, K. 

Nitrogen-fixing fodder trees in Nepal 

199


Federal Inst. of Tech., Zurwich, Switzerland. 

Publ.: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, 1983, pp. 89-90. 

Descriptors: Conferences; Leucaena research in the Asian-Pacific region; 

Leucaena leucocephala; Nepal; fodder trees; nitrogen fixation; Trees 

Parera, V. 

Leucaena for erosion control and green manure in Sikka (Indonesia) 

Leucaera research in the Asian-Pacific region: proceedings of a workshop 



ill. 


Section Headings: SOIL EROSION AND RECLAMATION (J800) 

Parera, V. 

Giant lamtoro in the land of the trees (Leucaena, plantation in relation 

to rice cultivation, use of leaves as green manure fertilizer, replacement 

of slash and burn system in Indonesia) 



Section Headings: PLANT PRODUCTION -- FIELD CROPS (F120); SOIL FETILITY AND 

FERTILIZERS (J500) 

Patel, V.J. 

A new strategy for high density agro-forestry 

Publ.: Bombay, India; Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy 1984, 61 pp. 

Descriptors: Eucalyptus; fuel plantations; farm woodland; India, Gujarat; 


Paterson, R.T.; Quiroga, L.; Sauma, G.; Samur, C. 

Dry season growth of Zebu-Criollo steers with limited access to Leucaena 



Boyada. 


NUTRITION (L500) 

Paterson, RT.; Horrell, C.R. 

Forage legumes in Santa Cruz, Bolivia 

Centro de Investigacion Agricola Tropical, Santa Cruz, Bolivia. 


Descriptors: Bolivia, legumes; evaluation; Glycine wightii; Panicum maximum 

var. trichoglume; Lablab purpureus; Paspalum notatum; Leucaena leucocephala; 

Pueraria phaseoloides; Macrotyloma axillare; Stylosanthes guianensis; beef 


Pathak, P.S.; Patil, B.D.; Gupta, S.K.; Roy, R.D. 

Forage yield comparison in Leucaena leucocephala cultivars 

Indian Grassland and Fodder Res. Inst., Jhansi 284 003, U.P., India. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; yield; seasonal variation; varieties; 

India; Uttar Pradesh 

200

Pathak, P.S.; Patil, B.D.; Gupta, S.K. 

Leaf characteristics in Leucaena (leucocephala and Leucaena diversifolla, 

structure) 



Section Headings: PLANT STRUCTURE AND CYTOLOGY (F400) 

Pathak, P.S.; Patil, B.D.; Gupta, S.K.; Deb Roy, R. 

Leucaena cultivation improves soil fertility (Leucaena leucocephala) 



Section Headings: PLANT PRODUCTION -- FIELD CROPS (F120); SOIL FERTILITY 

AND FERTILIZERS (J500) 

Pathak, P.S.; Patil, B.D. 

Leucaena research at the Indian Grassland and Fodder Research Institute 

(IGFRI) 







Nodulation and seedling growth in Leucaena leucocephala cultivars 

Indian Grassland and Fodder Res. Inst., Jhansi 284 003. U.P., India. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; Rhizobium; nodulation; seedling 

emergence; seedling; weight; height 

Pathak, P.S.; Gupta, S.K.; Deb Roy, R. 

Production of aerial biomass in Leucaena leucocephala (Lam.) De Wit. 

(Increment). 

The Indian forester. v. 107 (7), July 1981. pp. 416-419. 




Production performance of kubabul (Leucaena leucocephala) (Lam) De Wit 

special reference to its giant varieties 



Mathur. pp. 196-201. 



Pathak, P.S.; Rai, M.P.; Debroy, R. 

Seed weight affecting early seedling growth attributes in Leucaena 

leucocephala (Lam.) De Wit (India) 

Van vigyan. v. 19 (3), Sept. 1981. pp. 97-101. 

Dehra Dun, India, Society of Indian Foresters. 


201

Patil, B.D.; Pathak, P.S. 

Leucaena leucocephala (Lam.) deWit for India -- prospects and problems 

Indian Grassland & Fodder Res. Inst., Jhansi, UP, India. 

Myforest, 1984, 20, 1, pp. 13-18. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; Choice of species; India 

Patil, B.D.; Gupta, V.K.; Kumar, A.; Joshi, H.K. 

Reaction of the parents and hybrids of Leucaena leucocephala against 

gummosis disease (identified as Fusarium sp. and Botrydiplodia sp., 

mathematical models) 



Section Headings: PLANT DISEASES -- FUNGAL (F831); MATHEMATICS AND 

STATISTICS (X1OO) 

Patil, J. 

Leucaena (leucocephala, forest tree grown for forage, fuel or fertilizer 

(through symbiotic nitrogen fixation), cultivation, India) 





Section Headings: FORESTRY PRODUCTION -- GENERAL (K1OO) 

Peleton, H. 

Maximum utilization of forages in the feeding of cattle in Mauritius. 

Production development 

Utilisation maximale de fourrages dans l'alimentation des bovins a l'Ile 

Maurice: vers une rationalisation du developpement de 1'elevage 

Mission francaise de Cooperation et de Developpement, Mauritius. 


Descriptors: Forage; cattle; feeding; Mauritius; Tropic; Cows; Feeds; feed 

formulation; 

Peralta, A.; Hughes-Jones, M. 

Effect of restricted molasses on feed intake, feed conversion and weight 

gains of young bulls 

CEDIPCA, CEAGANA, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; intake; liveweight gain; Saccharum 

officinarum; cattle; tropical crops; molasses; sugar cane; feeding; tropics 

Perez-Guerrero, Z.J.; Borel, R.; Bertsch, F. 

Prioritization of elements in the mineral nutrition of Leucaena 

leucocephala in an acid soil of Costa Rica (Inceptisols). 

Elementos prioritarios en la nutricion mineral de Leucaena leucocephala 

en un suelo acido de Costa Rica 



Section Headings: PLANT NUTRITION (F500); SOIL FETILITY AND FERTILIZERS 

(J500) 

Perez-Guerrero, Z.J. 

Diseases of Leucaena observed in the humid tropics of Costa Rica 

202

(Rhizoctonia solani, Cercospora sp., Colletotrichum sp., Fusarium sp.). 

Enfermedades de Leucaena observadas en tropico humedo de Costa Rica 




Petheram, R.J.; Pandjaitan, M.; Liaro, J. 

Leucaena forage production trials based at Ciawi, Indonesia 

Liucaena research reports. v. 3, July 1982. pp. 45-46. 



Research highlights from the PCARR network 

Philippine Council for Agriculture and Resources Research. 

Publ.: Los Banos, Laguna, Philippines, 1981, 163 pp. 

Descriptors: Philippines; agricultural research 

Piccolo, G.A.; Prat, K.S.D. 

Seed testing of tree species which might be used for providing shade in tea 

plantations 

Analisis de semillas de especies arboreas con posibilidades de ser 

utilizados para sombra en plantaciones de te 

Est. Exp. Agro. Misiones, Argentina. 

Notas Tecnicas, Estacion Experimental Agropecuaria Misiones, Argentina, 

1982, No. 30, 11 pp. 

Descriptors: shade trees; crops Argentina; seed; germination; 

Parapiptadenia; Peltophorum; Pterogine; Jacaranda; Tipuana; Leucaena; Delonix 

Pound, B.; Martinez Cairo, L. 

Leucaena: its cultivation and uses 

ODA, London, UK. 

Publ.: London, UK; Overseas Development Administration, 1983, xx + 287 pp. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; books 

Prabhu, M.S.C. [Satish Chandra Prabhu, M.]; Venkatasubaiah, P.; Safeeula, 

K.M.; Shetty, H.S. (Satish Chandra Prabhu, M.) 

Fungi associated with Leucaena seeds and their influence on germination 

Downy Mildew Research Laboratory, Manasagangotri, Mysore, India. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leuccephala; fungi; germination; diseases; 

seedborne; seed treatment 

Prasad, C.M. IJLAA; Singh, R.L.; Prasad, L.K.; Mishra, H.R. 

Effect of feeding kubabul (Leucaena leucocephala) leaf.-meal on the 

commercial broilers (Chickens, India) 

The Indian journal of animal sciences. v. 53 (1), Jan. 1982. 

pp. 111-113. 



Prasad, R.C. 

Bihar (Leucaena leucophala in India, silvicultural techniques, nursery 

techniques) 

203






Preston, T.R. 

Meat and milk production systems for small-scale producers 

Sistemas de produccion de carne y leche para pequenos productores 

Dept. de Investigacion, Div. de Ganaderia y Boyada, Santo Domingo, Dominican 

Republic. 

Publ.: Maracay, Venezuela; Universidad Central de Venezuela, 1982, pp. 159 

169. 

Descriptors: conferences; Cattle husbandry systems in tropical America; 

dairy farming; Dominican Republic; methane; production; manures; milk yield; 

feeding; sugarcane; Leucaena leucocephala; pig fattening; calf feeding; feeds; 

legumes; beans; digesters; slurries; pig slurry; cattle slurry; methane 


Prine, G.M.; Mislevy, P. 

Grass and herbaceous plants for biomass (Pennisetum purpureum, Leucaena 

leucocephala, Saccharus spp.) 

Proceedings -- Soil and Crop Science Society of Florida. v. 42, 1983. 

pp. 8-12. ill. 

(S.l.): The Society. 

Section Headings: BIOMASS ENERGY SOURCES (P120) 

Prussner, K.A. 

A farmer's practical guide for giant Leucaena (lamotoro gung) (Forage and 

tree crop, Indonesia) 




ill. 



PRODUCTION--GENERAL (K1O0) 

Prussner, K.A. 

Regreening means conservation and income (Leucaena cultivation, Indonesia) 



Section Headings: PLANT PRODUCTION -- FIELD CROPS (F120); FARM ORGANIZATION 

AND MANAGEMENT (E200) 

Quesenberry, K.H. 

Fertility and Rhizobium inoculation response of Leucaena and Aeschynomene 

Agronomy Abstracts, 73rd annual meeting, American Society of Agronomy. 

Florida Univ., Gainesville, FL 32611, USA. 

Publ.: Madison, Wisconsin, USA; American Society of Agronomy, 1981, p. 45. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; Aeschynomene americana; Rhizobium spp.; 

fertilizers; PK; chemical composition; N; nodulation; N fixation 

204

Quinones, D.G.; Alcachupas, P.L.; Eala, R.C. 

Cost in harvesting industrial tree plantation species 

FPRDI, NSTA, College, Laguna 3720, Philippines 

FPRDI Journal, 1983, 12, 1/2, pp. 58-68. 

Descriptors: Philippines; logging; loading; skidding; transport; Albizia 

falcataria; Leucaena leucocephala; economics 

Qureshi, I.M.; Desai, B.P. 

Maharashtra (Leucaena leucocephala, introduction into India, Hawaiian 

giant variety, planting, silvicultural techniques, nursery and planting 

techniques) 






Rachie, K.O. 

Intercropping tree legumes with annual crops 

Plant research and agroforestry [edited by Huxley, P.A.]. 

The Rockefeller Foundation, New york, NY 10036, USA. 

Publ.: Nairobi, Kenya; International Council for Research in Agroforestry, 

1983, pp. 103-114. 

Descriptors: Conferences; International Council for Research in 

Agroforestry; Leucaena leucocephala; agroforestry; Phaseolus vulgaris; Maize; 

Cassava 

Rai, P. IJECD; Pathak, P.S.; Debroy, R. 

Effect of sowing season on seedling growth of Leucaena leucocephala (Lam) 

De Wit 

Indian journal of ecology. v. 9 (1), Jan. 1982. pp. 162-165. 

Ludhiana: Indian Ecological Society. 


Raie, M.Y.; Ahmed, I.; Zaka, S.; Khan, S.S. 

The fatty acid composition of Leucaena leucocephala oil 

P.C.S.I.R. Lab, Lahore, Pakistan. 

Pakistan Journal of Forestry, 1982, recd. 1984, 32, 3, pp. 76-80. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; Seed; chemistry; use; products; 

Chemical composition of plants; fatty acids; Leucaena leucocephala; 

composition; fatty acids; Leucaena leucocephala; seeds; composition 

Raina, A.K. 

Performance of Leucaena in Indian arid zones. 3. Fusarium gummosis and 

Ganoderma root rot 

Cent. Ariz Zone Res. Inst., Jodhpur, India. 

Leucaena Research Reports, 1983, 4, pp.35-36. 

Descriptors: Leucaena; Ganoderma lucidum; India; Fusarium semitectum 

Raintree, J.B. 

Bioeconomic considerations in the design of agroforestry cropping systems 

Plant research and agroforestry [edited by Huxley, P.A.]. 

International Coun. for Res. in Agroforestry, Nairobi, Kenya. 

205

Publ.: Nairobi, Kenya; International Council for Research in Agroforestry, 

1983, pp. 271-288. 

Descriptors: Conferences; International Council for Research in 

Agroforestry; Leucaena; agroforestry, Rice; crops trees relations; 

Intercropping; Leucaena 

Ralph, W.; Jones, R.J.; Lowry, J.B.; Megarrity, R.G. 

The key to the leucaena problem is in the rumen 

Rural Research, Australia, 1984, No. 12, pp. 17-19. 

Descriptors: Poisonous plants; Leugminosae; Rumen flora; Mimosine; Goat; 


Rangnekar, D.V. TAGLA; Bhosrekar, M.R.; Joshi, A.L.; Kharat, S.T.; Sobale, 

B.N. 

Studies on growth performance and semen characteristics of bulls fed 

unconventional fodder (Leucaena leucocephala and Desmanthus virgatus) 

(Digestibility, India) 

Tropical agriculture. v. 60 (4), Oct. 1983. pp. 294-296. 



BIOCHEMISTRY (L600); ANIMAL REPRODUCTION (L210) 

Rath, T. 

Orissa (Leucaena leucocephala, introduction and silviculture in India, 

nursery and planting techniques) 






Ray, R.M. 

Eucalyptus - a perspective 

Dy. Conserv. For., Eucalyptus Res. Cent., Coonoor, Tamil Nadu, India. 

Indian Forester, 1984, 110, 1, pp. 86-89. 

Descriptors: India; Eucalyptus; Silviculture 

Reddy, K.K. 

Andhra Pradesh (Introduction and silviculture of Leucaena leucocephala in 







Reddy, N.V.; Das, R.B. 

Adaptability trial of Leucaena leucocephala 

AICRP for Dryland Agric., Hyderabad 500 013, A.P., India. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; cutting date; regrowth 

206

Reddy, A.N.Y.; Kushalappa, K.A. 

Karnataka (Leucaena leucocephala tree introduction into India, seed 

supply, silviculture) 





Section Headings: FORESTRY PRODUCTION -GENERAL (KIO0) 

Reduit, Mauritius 

Annual report for the year 1979 

Mauritius, Ministry of Agriculture and Natural Resources and the 

Environment. 

Publ.: Port Louis, Mauritius; Government Printer, 1982, 285 p. 

Descriptors: Impomoea batatas; fodder; Leucaena leucocephala spacing; seed 

production; Mauritius; annual reports; rice; tobacco; annual report; weed 

control 

Reid, R. 

Browse and forage legume collecting in Mexico 

Div. Trop. Crops & Past., CSIRO, Canberra, ACT, Australia. 

Plant Genetic Resources Newsletter, 1982, No. 52, pp. 7-9. 

Descriptors: forage legumes; grasses; genetic resources; Mexico 

Reid, R. 

Pasture plant collecting in Mexico with emphasis on legumes for dry regions 

Div. of Trop. Crops and Pastures, CSIRO, Townsville, Qld. 4814, Australia. 

Australian Plant Introduction Review, 1983, 15, 2, 139 pp. 

Descriptors: Acacia; germplasm resources; Mexico; Aeschynomene; Centrosema; 

Desmanthus; Desmodium; Leucaena; Macroptilium; Phaseolus; Stylosanthes 

Reid, R. 

Pasture plant collecting in Mexico with emphasis on legumes for dry regions 

Div. Tropical Crops & Pastures, CSIRO, Davies Lab., Townsville, Qld. 4814, 

Australia. 

Australian Plant Introduction Review, 1983, 15, 2, pp. 1-11. 

Descriptors: Maps; Forage legumes; genetic resources; Mexico, 

Reis, M.S.; Galvao, A.P.M. 

Importance of leguminous trees 

Importancia de leguminosas arboreas. In Simposio sobre fixacao de 

nitrogenio em arvores tropicais [coordinated by Dobereiner, J.] Sept. 19-24, 

1983, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. 

IBDF, Recife, Brazil. 


Descriptors: Conferences; Nitrogen fixation in tropical trees; Brazil; 

Leguminosae; research; Mimosa scabrell; Mimosa caesalpiniaefolia; Prosopis 

pallida; Prosopis juliflora; Leucaena leucocephala; Dalbergia nigra; Nitrogen 

fixation 

Rekhate, D.H.; Honmode, J. 

Studies on forage vegetations with reference to selective grazing in sheep 

207

Punjabrao Krishi Vidyapeeth, Akol 444 104, Maharashtra, India. 

Transactions of India: Society of Desert Technology and University Centre of 

Desert Studies, 1983, 8, 2, pp. 72-75. 

Descriptors: Sheep, palatability; fodder crops; legume; browse; Mucuna 

deeriniana; Avena sativa; Leucaena leucocephala; Sesbania grandiflora; 

Terminaila ca a; Bauhinia variegata; Ficus virens; Palatability; forage; 

sheep 

Relwani, L.L.; Rangnekar, D.V.; Joshi, A.L.; Deshmukh, S.S.; Khandale, D.Y.; 

Nakat, R.V. 

Subabul for fodder fuel and timber 

Indian farming. April 1984. v. 34 (1) pp. 21-24, 26. ill. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; fodder crops; fuel crops; timbers; 

crop production 

Section Headings: PLANT PRODUCTION -- MISCELLANEOUS CROPS (F140); FORESTRY 


Relwani, L.L. 

Kubabul (Leucaena leucocephala) -- a renewable source of fuel, timber and 

pulp (India) 



Mathur. pp. 234-252. 


Section Headings: BIOMASS ENERGY SOURCES (P120); FOREST PRODUCTS -- WOOD 

(K510); FOREST PRODUCTS -- PULP AND PAPER (K530) 

Relwani, L.L.; Patil, B.P.; Nakat, R.V.; Khandale, D.Y. 

Effect of micronutrients on the forage yields of Hawaiian and Hawaiian 

giant K 8 (Leucaena leucocephala) 





Section Headings: PLANT NUTRITION (F500) 

Relwani, L.L.; Khandale, D.Y.; Nakat, R.V. 

Effect of plant population, stubble height and cutting management on the 

seed And fodder yields of kubabul (Leucaena leucocephala) 



Mathur. pp. 211-212. 



PLANT PRODUCTION -- FIELD CROPS (F120) 

Relwani, L.L.; Deshmukh, S.S.; Nakat, R.V.; Khandale, D.Y. 

Effect of spacing management of on the yield and quality of forage of K8 

cultivar (Leucaena) 


208



Relwani, L.L.; Deshmukh, S.S.; Sutar, R.S.; Patil, B.P.; Khandale, D.Y. 

Effect of spacing management on the yield of kubabul Hawaiian giant 

variety K 8 (Leucaena leucocephala) 






Relwani, L.L.; Deshmukh, S.S.; Khandale, D.Y.; Nakat, R.V. 

Growth rates of Leucaena under different systems of tree management 



Section Headings: FORESTRY PRODUCTION -- GENERAL (KIO0) 

Relwani, L.L.; Nakat, R.V.; Khandale, D.Y. 

Intercropping of four Leucaena cultivars with three grasses (Pennisetum 

purpureum X Pennisetum americanum, pearlmillet, Panicum maximum, guineagrass, 

Chloris gayana, rhodesgrass) 




lelwani, L.L.; Nakat, R.v.; Patil, B.P. 

Intercropping of kubabul cultivars with different grasses (Leucaena 

leucocephala) 



Mathur. pp. 205-206. 



PLANT PRODUCTION -- PASTURES AND RANGE (F130) 

Relwani, L.L.; Sutar, R.S.; Deshmukh, S.S.; Nakat, R.V.; Khandale, D.Y. 

Intercropping of kubabul with guineagrass at different spacings (Leucaena 

leucocephala, Panicum maximum, yields) 






PLANT PRODUCTION -- PASTURES AND RANGE (F130) 

Relwani, L.L.; Deshmukh, S.S.; Sutar, R.S.; Khandale, D.Y.; Nakat, R.V. 

Rates of growth of kubabul for wood production under different systems of 

management (Leucaena leucocephala, rainfed, irrigated, coppice and different 

spacings) 

Leucaena leucocephala in India: Droceedinqs of National Seminar_ 

209


Mathur. pp. 208-210. 

(New Delhii): Ministry of Agriculture, Govt. of India, 1983. 


Relwani, L.L.; Deshmukh, S.S.; Sutar, R.S.; Khandale, D.Y.; Patil, B.P. 

Varietal trial of promising cultivars of kubabul for forage production 

(Leucaena leucocephala, Hawaiian giant varieties) 



Mathur. pp. 215-216. 



PLANT PRODUCTION -- FIELD CROPS (F120) 

Relwani, L.L.; Deshmukh, S.S.; Nakat, R.V.; Khandale, D.Y. 

Varietal trial on Leucaena cultivars for forage production 




Revilla, A.V., Jr. 

Wood yield prediction models for Leucaena plantations in the Philippines 






Rivera, M.N. 

Marketing and price-structure of Leucaena and Albizia end-products 

(Philippines) 

Sylvatrop: the Philippine forest research journal. v. 8 (1), Jan./March 

1983. pp. 19-37. 

Laguna: Forest Research Institute. 

Section Headings: DISTRIBUTION AND MARKETING (E700); FOREST PRODUCTS -- 

WOOD (K510) 

Rocha, G.L.; Alcantara, V.B.G.; Alcantara, P.B. 

Animal production from Brazilian tropical pastures 


Kentucky, U.S.A., June 15-24, 1981 [Smith, J.A.; Hays, V.W. (Editorial)]. 

Sao Paulo Univ., Sao Paulo, Brazil. 


Descriptors: conferences; International Grassland Congress; Melinis; 

Hyparrhenia; Panicum; Cenchrus; Digitaria; Cynodon; Brachiaria; Pennisetum; 

Macroptilium; Centrosema; Glycine; Stylosanthes; Leucaena; Galactia; 

Calopogonium; Cajanus; beef production; Brazil; pastures; cattle; feeding; 

tropics 

Rodriguez Rey, J.C.; Juarez, P.V.; Guzman, L.P.; Toll Vera, J.R.; Rovati de 

Ortega, A.S. 

Some subtropical forage legumes for Tucuman 

210

Algunas leguminosas forrajeras subtropicales para Tucuman 

Estacion Experimental Agro-Industrial "Obispo Colombres", Tucuman, 

Argentina. 

Boletin, Estacion Experimental Agro-Industrial "Obisop Colombres", 1984, No. 

147, 14 pp. 

Descriptors: Glycine wightii; varieties; Argentina; Lablab purpureus; 

Leucaena leucocephala 

Rosales, J.L.; Robles, A.Y.; Abilay, T.A. 

The effects of two energy sources and two feeding frequencies on the 

reproductive performance, hematological and morphological changes of fresh 

ipil-ipil (Leucaena leucocephala (Lam) de Wit) leaves-fed goat (Capra hircus) 

Executive summary and annual report for 1981, Dairy Training Research 

Institute, Los Banos. 

Publ.: Los Banos, Laguna, Philippines, 1982, Appendix IX, pp. 16-17. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; liveweight gain; intake goats; legumes 

Rosas, H.; Quintero, S. 0.; Gomez, J.; Rodriguez, M. 

Milk production during the dry season with Leucaena cv. Cunningham in West 

Panama 

Dept. of Agron., Panama Univ., Panama City, Panama. 


Descriptors: Hyparrhenia rufa; Leucaena leucocephala; milk production; 

legumes; grasses; milk yield; feeding; feeds 

Rosas, H.; Quintero, S.O.; Gomez, J.; Rodriguez, M. 

Milk production during the rainy and dry season with arboreous Leucaena in 

the central area of Panama 

Dept. of Agron., Panama Univ., Panama City, Panama. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; Hyparrhenia rufa; Stylosanthes; milk 

production; grazing; chemical composition; feeds; legumes; milk yield; 

feeding; grasslands; composition 

Rouysungnern, S. 

Some soil physical and chemical changes under tree plantation at Dong-lan 

reforestation area 

Res. Sect., Watershed Mgt. Div., Royal For. Dept., Bangkhen, Bangkok 10900, 

Thailand, 1982, 18 pp. 

Descriptors: conferences; Thailand Forestry Conference; soil water; 

infiltration; effect of ground cover; soil physics; porosity; compaction; soil 

chemistry; organic compounds; nitrogen; S; P; K; forest influences; soils 

Thailand; plantations; Leucaena leucocephala; Albizia procera; Parkia 

javanica; Tectona grandis 

Ruan, R.; Pino, J.F. 

Production of milk from F1 cows at pasture with a supplement of Leucaena 

leucocephala in the humid tropics 

CSAT, Cardenas, Tabasco, Mexico. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; Cynodon plectostachyus; milk 

production; grazing; grasses; legumes 

211

Rukanda, N.A.K.; Lwoga, A.B. 

The role of legumes in improving natural grasslands for livestock production 

Utilization of low quality roughages in Africa [Kategile, J.A.; Said, A.N.; 

Sundstoel, F. (Editorial)]. 

Ngerengere Dairy Farm, DAFCO, Ngerengere, Tanzania. 

Publ.: As, Norway; Agricultural University of Norway, 1981, pp. 185-188. 

Descriptors: Themeda; Hyparrhenia; oversowing; legumes; Macroptilium 

atropurpureum; Stylosanthes guianensis; grassland improvement; cattle; 

liveweight gain; grazing; sheep; hay; Leucaena leaves; supplementary feeds; 

Leucaena leucocephala; grasslands improvement; conferences; Utilization of low 

quality roughages in Africa 

Salerno, A.R.; Vetterle, C.P. 

Summer perennial legumes for the lower Itajai Valley 

Leguminosas perenes de estacao quente para o baixo Vale de Itajai 

Estacao Experimental de Itajai. EMPASC, Itajai, SC, Brazil. 

Pesquisa em Andamento, Empresa Catarinense de Pesquisa Agropecuaria, 1983, 

No. 14, 4 pp. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; mixtures; grasses; Cajanus cajan; 

Neonotonia wightii; Macroptilium atropurpureum; Pueraria javanica; Centrosema 

pubescens; Pennisetum purpureum; legumes 

Samson, B.K.; Pacardo, E.P. 

Water relation of six tree species. I. Parameters measured by the 

pressure-chamber technique (Gmelina arborea, Wrightia laniti, Gliricidia 

sepium, Albizia procera, Leucaena leucocephala, Samanea saman, drought 

resistance, Philippines) 

Kalikasan: the Philippine journal of biology. v. 12 (3), 1983. 

pp. 285-294. 

Laguna: University of the Philippines. Natural Science Research Center. 


RELATED (KOO) 

Sanchez, N.P. 

Leucaena (Leucaena leucocephala (Lam) de Wit) a promising legume for 

Colombia 

Leucaena (Leucaena leucocephala (Lam) de Wit) una leguminosa promisoria para 

Colombia 

Asociado a la Nitrogen Fixing Tree (NFTA), Bogota, Colombia. 

Arroz, 1983, 32, 323, pp. 18-24. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; Colombia 

Santiago, C.B.; Banes-Aldaba, M.; Songalia, E.T. 

Effect of artificial diets on growth and survival of milkfish fry in fresh 

water 

Aquaculture Dep., Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center (SEAFDEC), 

Binangonan Research Station, Biaangonan, Rizal, Philippines. 

Aquaculture, 1983, 34, 3/4, pp. 247-252. 

Descriptors: Chanos; growth; diets; Philippines; survival; Nutrition; fish; 

bran; fish culture; Soyabean oilmea; liveweight gain; nutritive value; 

specific; Chanos chanos 

212

Sanzonowicz, C.; Couto, W. 

Effect of calcium, sulphur and other nutrients on dry matter yield and 

nodulation of Leucaena leucocephala ina "cerrado" soil 


Taipei, Taiwan. Council for Agricultural Planning and Development. 

Section Headings: SOIL FETILITY AND FERTILIZERS (J500); SOIL BIOLOGY (J1O0) 

Sanzonowicz, C.; Couto, W. 

Effect of calcium, sulphur and other nutrients on dry matter yield and 

nodulation of Leucaena leucocephala in a "cerrado" soil (Tropical legumes). 

Efeito de calcio, enxofre e outros nutrientes no rendimento e nodulacao 

da Leucaena leucocephala em um solo de cerrado 

Pesquisa agropecuaria brasileira. v. 16 (6), 1981. pp. 789-794. 

Brasilia, Empresa Brasileira de Pesquisa Agropecuaria. 

Section Headings: PLANT NUTRITION (F500) 

Sarode, R.B.; Waghmare, B.S.; Patil, P.M.; Pawar, A.S.; Kamale, V.J. 

Performance of Leucaena leucocephala as fodder (Experiments with goats) 



Mathur. pp. 223-224. 



Saucedo, G.; Alvarez, F.J.; Arriaga, A.; Jimenez, N. 

Leucaena leucocephala as a protein source for restricted suckling calves 

at pasture 





Saxena, V.S. 

Rajasthan (Nursery trials of Leucaena leucocephala in India) 



Mathur. pp. 99-101. 



Schulke, E.; Szyszka, M.; Meulen, U.; El-Harith, E.A. 

Studies on the effect of water leaching on the mimosine content of Leucaena 

leucocephala from Zaire. 

Untersuchungen zum einflu~s der Wasserung auf den Minosingehalt von Leucaena 

Blattmaterial aus Zaire 

Der Tropenlandwirt. v. 83, April 1982. pp. 43-48. ill. 

Witzenhausen, W. Ger.: Deutsches Institut fur Tropische und Subtropische, 

Landwirtschaft. 


Seiffert, N.F. 

Low performance of Leucaena Peru type on central-Brasil Oxisols (as a 

supplementary protein source to Brachiaria decumbens pasture) 

213

Leucaena research reports. v. 3, July 1982. p. 7-8. 




Practical method for Leucaena seed scarification using NaOH (Sodium 

hydroxide, Leucaena leucocephala, Leucaena pulverulenta, Leucaena diversifolia 

induction of germination) 




Seiffert, N.F.; Miranda, C.H.B. 

Recommendations for inoculation and pelleting of tropical forage legume 

seeds 

Recomendacoes para inoculacao e peletizacao de sementes de leguminosas 

forrageiras tropicais 

Centro Nacional de Pesquisa de Gado de Corte, 79.100 Campo Grande, MS. 

Brazil. 

Comunicado Tecnico, Centro Nacional de Pesquisa de Gado de Corte, 1983, No. 

17, 9 pp. 

Descriptors: Calopogonium mucunoides; seeds; pelleting; Centrosema 

pubescens; Macroptilium atropurpureum; Cajanus cajan; Leucaena leucocephala; 

Neonotonia wightii; Rhizobium; inoculants 


Scarification methods for tropical forage legume seeds 

Metodos de scarificacao de sementes de leguminosas forrageiras tropicais 

Centro Nacional de Pesquisa de Gado de Coret, 79.100 Campo Grande, MS, 

Brazil. 

Comunicado Tecnico, Centro Nacional de Pesquisa de Gado de Corte, 1982, No. 

13, 6 pp. 

Descriptors: Seed treatments; scarification; Centrosema; Leucaena; 

Macroptilium; Neonotonia; Stylosanthes; Calopogonium 

Semana, J.A.; Lasmarias, V.B.; Ballon, C.H. 

Hardboard from Peru giant ipil-ipil 

Chem. Prod. & Dendro-Energy R&D Cent., FPRDI, NSTA, College, Laguna, 

Philippines. 

FPRDI Journal, 1983, 12, 3/4, pp. 61-66, 19. 

Descriptors: Fibreboards; manufacture; strength; wood moisture; raw 

materials; Leucaena ieucocephala; Philippines 

Senaratne, R.; Seresinhe, P.S.J.W. 

Effect of seed treatment on the germination of ipil-ipil (Leucaena 

leucocephala (L.) Benth.) seeds 

Dep. of Agron., Ruhuna Univ. Colle., Mapalana, Kamburupitiya, Sri Lanka. 

Bietrage zur Tropischen Landwirtschaft und Veterinarmedizin, 1984, 22, 1, 

pp. 69-72. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; seeds; treatments; hard seeds; seed 

germination; germination; seed treatment 

214

Serrano, E.P.; Ilag, L.L.; Mendoza, E.M.T. 

Biochemical mechanisms of mimosine toxicity of Sclerotium rolfsii Sacc. 

(Mimosa, Leucaena) 

Australian journal of biological sciences. v. 36 (4), 1983. pp. 445-454. 

East Melbourne: Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research 

Organization. 


Shah, G.L.; Rangayya, S. 

On the structure of the pericarp of Leucaena leucocephala (Lam) De Wit 

Feddes Repertorium. v. 94 (9/10), 1983. pp. 649-654. plates. 

Berlin, E. Germany: Akademie. 

Section Headings: PLANT STRUCTURE AND CYTOLOGY (F400) 

Sharma, Y.K.; Mahajan, S.; Bhola, P.P. 

A note on production of high alpha cellulose pulp from Leucaena leucocephala 

The Indian forester. June 1984. v. 110 (6) pp. 582-585. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; pulps; dissolving 


Sheikh, M.I.; Khan, S.M. 

Effect of frequency of watering on the survival and growth of fodder trees 


Pakistan Journal of Forestry, 1983, 33, 3, pp. 123-125. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; Ceratonia siliqua; Tecomella undulata; 

Fodder; foliage; Pakistan; Robinia pseudoacacia; Nursery management; 

irrigation; responses; establishment; irrigation; Ceratonia siliqua 

Sheikh, M.I. 

Research on nitrogen-fixing trees in Pakistan (Leucaena leucocephala, 

legumes) 





Section Headings: FORESTRY PRODUCTION -- GENERAL (KIO0); SOIL BIOLOGY 

(J100) 

Shih, W.C.; Hu, T.W. 

The production of forage from Leucaena leucocephala. 


1982. 8 pp. 

Taipei: T'aiwan sheng lin yeh shih yen so. 

Section Headings: PLANT PRODUCTION -- FIELD CROPS (F120); FORESTRY RELATED 

(KO01) 

Shih, W. C.; Hu, T.W. 

The yields of forage of Leucaena leucocephala in Taiwan 

Taiwan Forestry Res. Inst., Taipei, Taiwan. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; varieties; Taiwan; plant density 

215

Shinde, D.B.; Relwani, L.L. 

Effect of different Rhizobium cultures of the nodulation yield and nitrogen 

content of kubabul (Leucaena leucocephala) cultivars 



Mathur. pp. 225-227. 


Section Headings: SOIL BIOLOGY (J100); FORESTRY RELATED (KO01) 

Shiroma, S.; Hongo, F. 

Performances of layers as affected by Leucaena leucocephala (Lam.) de Wit 

feeding (chicks) 

Gakujutsu hokoku = Science bulletin of the College of Agriculture, 

University of the Ryukyus. Dec. 1981. (28), Dec. 1981. pp. 215-225. 

Nishihara, Okinawa, The College. 

Section Headings: ANIMAL NUTRITION (L500); ANIMAL PRODUCTION (L1O0) 

Shiveshwar, R.M.; Rao, S.H.R.; Pai, N.M.; Meshramkar, P.M.; Deb, U.K. 

Kubabul (Leucaena leucocephala): new raw material for pulp and paper 

manufacture 

Indian Pulp and Paper, 1984, 38, 4, pp. 5-13. 

Descriptors:Leucaena leucocephala; Pulping materials; Leucaena; India; 

Pulping; sulphate pulping 

Shukla, N.K. 

A preliminary note on strength properties of Leucaena leucocephala from 

Lalkua, Tarai Bhabar Forest Division (U.P.) (Uttar Pradesh, India) 

The Indian forester. v. 108 (3), March 1982. pp. 226-229. 

Dehra Dun, N.K. Mathur. 

Section Headings: FOREST PRODUCTS -- WOOD (K510); PLANT STRUCTURE AND 

CYTOLOGY (F400) 

Siddaramaiah, A.L.; Desai, S.A. 

Occurrence of new collar rot disease of kababula from India 

[Sclerotium rolfsii on Leucaena leucocephala]. 

Coil. Agric., Dharwad, India. 

Current Research, 1981, 10, No. 8, pp. 132-133. 

Descriptors: Sclerotium rolfsii; Leucaena leucocephala; India; Karnataka; 

diseases of trees 

Siddiqui, K.M.; Khan, S. 

Growth cha,'acteristics of different varieties of ipil ipil (Leucaena 

leucocephala) under irrigated conditions in Pakistan 


Pakistan Journal of Forestry, 1983, 33, 1, pp. 19-24. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; Provenance trials; Pakistan; 

Irrigation; soils; Leucaena leucocephala; irrigation; responses; Leucaena 

leucocephala; varieties; Pakistan 

Singh, L.N.; Katoch, D.C.; Dogra, K.K. 

Effect of legume introduction on forage yield and quality of natural 

grassland 

216

Dep. of Pl. Breeding and Genetics, Himachal Pradesh Krishi Vidyalaya, 

Palampur, H.P., India. 

Forage Research, 1981, 7, 1, pp. 71-76. 

Descriptors: Lotus uliginosus; Lotus corniculatus; Medicago sativa; 

Trifolium pratense; rifo ium re ens; Trifolium subterraneum; Macrot oma 

axillare; Stylosanthes hamata; Stylosanthes guianensis; Centrosema pubescens; 

Lablab purpureus; DEsmodium intortum; Desmodium uncinatui, Leucaena 

leucocephala; Cajanus cajan; Macroptilium atropurpureum; Stizolobium 

deeringianum; grassland improvement; hill grasslands 

Singh, P.; Fasih, M.; Prasad, G. 

Insects feeding on kubabul, Leucaena leucocephala (Lam.) De Wit in India 

(Pest resistance and buildup) 



Mathur. pp. 172-178. 


Section Headings: PES'S OF PLANTS -- INSECTS (F821); FORESTRY RELATED 

(KOOI) 

Singh, R. 

Tamil Nadu. II. (Leucaena leucocephala, nursery and planting techniques, 

India) 



Mathur. pp. 108-113. 

(New Delhi?): Ministry of Agriculture, Govt. of Inida, 1983. 


Singh, S. 

Gummosis and canker in Leucaena leucocephala (Fusarium sp. identified as 

causal organism) 



Mathur. pp. 179-182. 


Section Headings: PLANT DISEASES -- FUNGAL (F831); FORESTRY RELATED (KO01) 

Singh, S. IFORA; Khan, S.N.; Misra, B.M. 

Gummosis brown spot and seedling mortality in Su-babul. I. disease 

incidence and pathology of the host (Leucaena leucocephala, India) 

The Indian forester. v. 109 (4), Feb. 1983. pp. 185-192. plates. 


Section Headings: PLANT DISEASES -- FUNGAL (F831); FORESTRY RELATED (KO01) 

Sivaprasad, P.; Hegde, S.V.; Rai, P.V. 

Effect of Rhizobium and mycorrhiza inoculation on growth of Leucaena 

Dep. Microbiol., Univ. Agric. Sci., Bangalore, Inda. 


Descriptors: Laucaena leucocephala; Glomus fasciculatum; mycorrhizas; 

growth; nodulation 

217

Smith, A.J.; Gunn, R.G. (Editors): Intensive animal production in 

developing countries 

The use of tree crops and their by-products for intensive animal production 

Dep. of Anim. Sci., Univ. of Agric., Serdang, Selangor, Malaysia. 

Occasional Publication, British Society of Animal Production, 1981, pp. 151 

184. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; Sesbania grandiflora; Gliricidia 

maculata; Acacia spp.; Musa spp.; Artocarpus heterophyllus; fodder 

Smith, E.S.C. 

The interrelationships between shade types and cocoa pest and disease 

problems in Papua New Guinea 

Proceedings, 7th International Cocoa Research Conference. 

Lowlands Agricultural Experimental Station, Keravat, Papua New Guinea. 

Publ.: Lagos, Nigeria; Cocoa Producers' Alliance, 1981, pp. 37-43. 

Descriptors: conferences; International Cocoa Research Conference; cocoa; 

shade; responses; coconuts; Leucaena leucocephala; utilization; shade plants; 

intercropping; cultural methods; Papua New Guinea 

Smolenski, S.J.; Kinghorn, A.D. 

Toxic constituents of legume forage plants 

Dep. Pharmacognosy Pharmacol., Univ. Med. Center, Chicago, Illinois 60612, 

USA. 

Economic Botany, 1981, 35, 3, pp. 321-355. 

Descriptors: poisonous plants; leguminosae; toxicity 

Soffes, A.R. 

Meloidogyne, aluminum and Rhizobium relationships in Leucaena germplasm 

selection 

Univ. Florida, Gainesville, USA. 

Dissertation Abstracts International B (Sciences and Engineering). 1985, 

45, 7, 1975B. 

Descriptors: Leucaena; Meloidogyne; soil pH; Rhizobium; toxic substances; 

aluminium 

Somasegaren, P.; Reyes, V.G.; Hoben, H.J. 

The influence of high temperatures on the growth and survival of Rhizobium 

spp. in peat inoculants during preparation, storage, and distribution 

Dep. of Agron. and Soil Sci., Hawaii Univ., Honolulu, HI 96822, USA. 

Canadian Journal of Microbiolcgy, 1984, 30, 1, pp. 23-30. 

Descriptors: Rhizobium; storage; temperature; distribution; Macrotyloma; 

inoculants; Leucaena; Rhizobium spp.; carriers; Inoculant carriers; peat 

Rhizobium; Bacterial; specific taxa 

South, W.T. 

Persistence of a labeled Rhizobium in greenhouse-grown Leucaena leucocephala 




Stockwell, T. 

Legumes, grasses and cattle in northern Queensland 

218

Dep. of Primary Production, Katherine, Northern Territory, Australia. 

N.T. Rural News, 1983, 9, 3, pp. 9-11. 

Descriptors: Stxlosanthes gracilis; grassland improvement; Cenchrus 

ciliaris; grasslands; Australia; Setaria; Brachiaria decumbens; Leucaena 

leucocephala; Bothriochloa pertusa; land reclamation; eroded lanT 

Sujan Singh; Khan, S.N.; Misra, B.M. 

Gummosis, brown spot and seedling mortality in ku-babul. 2. Epidemiology 

and control of the disease 

For. Res. Inst. & Coll., Dehra Dun, UP, India. 

Indian Forester, 1983, 109, 11, pp. 810-821. 

Descriptors: Fusarium semitectum; Leucaena leucocephala; Fungal diseases; 

control; Fusarium; ecology; biology; infection; India; Fungicides; Hg 

compounds; diseases; control; epidemiciogy; Emisan; seed treatment; 

Methoxyethyl-mercury chloride 

Sumberg, J.E. 

Note on estimating the foliage yield of two tropical browse species 

Tropical agriculture. Jan. 1985. v. 62 (1) pp. 15-16. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; Gliricidia sepium; foliage; yields; 

browse plants; linear models; regression analysis; 

Section Headings: PLANT PRODUCTION -- PASTURES AND RANGE (F130); ANIMAL 

NUTRITION (L500) 

Sumberg, J.E. WARVA 

Leuca-fence: living fence for sheep using Leucaena leucocephala (West 

Africa) 

<strong>World</strong> animal review. 1983. (47), 1983. p. 49. ill. 

Rome: FAO. 

Section Headings: STRUCTURES AND STRUCTURAL EQUIPMENT (NIOO) 

Swift, J.F. 

Intercropping of two Leucaena spp. with sweetpotato: yield, growth rate 

and biomass (Leucaena leucocephala, Leucaena diversifolia, Ipomoea batatas) 



Section Headings: PLANT PRODUCTION -- FIELD CROPS (F120); BIOMASS ENERGY 

SOURCES (P120) 

Szyszka, M.; Meulen, U. ter (Ter Meulen, U.) 

Acceptable daily intake of mimosine in farm animals in relation to the 

feeding of Leucaena leucocephala to animals 

Der "acceptable daily intake" fur Mimosin bei landwirtschaftlichen 

Nutztieren und seine Bedeutung fur die Einsetzbarkeit von Leucaena 

leucocephala in der Tierernahrung 

Inst. tierphysiol., Univ., Oskar-Kellner-Weg 6, D-3400 Gottingen-Weende, 


Deutsche Tierarztliche Wochenschrift, 1984, 91, 7/8, pp. 260-262. 

Descriptors: leguminosae; fowl; rabbit; cattle; goat; sheep amino acids; 

toxicity; mimosine; safety; poisonous plants; Leucaena leucocephala; 

alkaloids; domestic animals; safety; livestock; composition: alkaloids: 

chemical composition; 

219

Szyszka, M.; Potikanond, N.; Meulen, U. ter (Ter Meulen, U) 

Leucaena leucocephala in cattle feeding. Acceptable daily intake of 

mimosine 

Leucaena leucocephala in der Rinderfutterung-der "acceptable daily intake" 

fur Mimosin bei Rindern. 

Zeitschrift fur Tierphysiologie, Tierernahrung und Futtermittelkunde, 1984, 

52, 4/5, pp. 248-254. 

Descriptors: Leguminosae; Toxicity; Leucaena; Poisonous plants 

Szyszka, M.; Cheva-Isarakul, B.; Meulen, U. ter (Ter Meulen, U.) 

Mimosine tolerance of goats from Thailand 

Die Mimosinvertraglichkeit von thailandischen Ziegen. 

Inst. Tierphysiol., Univ., Oskar Kellner Weg 6, D-3400 Gottingen-Weende, 


Zeitschrift fur Tierphysiologie, Tierernahrung und Futtermittelkunde, 1984, 

52, 4/5, pp. 244-248. 

Descriptors: Leguminosae; Amino acids; Leucaena; goat; mimosine tolerance; 

Poisonous plants; Leucaena leucocephala; Goats; toxicity; Thailand; Mimosine 

Tai, K.Y.; Kiang, T.; Kurt, H.K. 

Promotion of giant Leucaena in eastern and southern Taiwan (Forest trees) 






Tan, I.K.P.; Broughton, W.J. 

Rhizobia in tropical legumes -- XIII. Biochemical basis of acid and alkali 

reactions 

Department of Genetics and Cellular Biology, University of Malaya, Juala 

Lumpur, Malaysia. 

Soil Biology & Biochemistry, 1981, 13, 5, pp. 389-393. 

Descriptors: bacteria (specified taxa); Rhizobium spp.; culture media; 

acidification; alkalinization 

Tan, I.K.P.; Broughton, W.J. 

Rhizobia in tropical legumes. XIV. Ion uptake differences between fastand 

slow-growing strains 

Department of Genetics and Cellular Biology, University of Malaya, Kuala 

Lumpur, Malaysia. 

Soil Biology & Biochemistry, 1982, 14, 3, pp. 295-299. 

Descriptors: Bacteria; specific taxa, Rhizobium; nutrient; uptake 

Taneja, P.N. 

Haryana (Leucaena leucocephala, silvicultural techniques, India, nursery 

and planting techniques) 






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Tang, J.L.; Ma, T.P. 

The effect of plantation population density on wood properties and quality 

of wood-based composition board from Leucaena in Taiwan 




Tang, J.L.; Ma, T.P.; Chang, T.H. 

Study on whole wood utilization of introduced fast-growing Leucaena. 1. 

Wood utilization of young tree -- effect of population density on the wood 

and composition board properties. 

Bulletin -- Taiwan Forest Research Institute. July 1982. (373), July 

1982. 11 pp. ill. 

Taipei: T'aiwan sheng lin yeh shih yen so. 


FOREST PRODUCTS -- WOOD (K510) 

Tang, J.L.; Ma, T.P. 

Study on whole wood utilization of introduced fast-growing Leucaena. 1. 

Wood utilization of young tree. C. Properties of face-laminated and edgebanded 

particleboard affected by temperature and humidity 

Bulletin -- Taiwan Forestry Research Institute. Nov. 1983. (399), Nov. 

1983. 10 p. ill. 



(K520) 

Tang, M.; Tamayo, E.; Castro, R.M. 

Determination of strains of Rhizobium effective for 4 Leucaena leucocephala 

cv 

Determinacion de cepas de Rhizobium eficientes en 4 cvs de Leucaena 

leucocephala 

Estacion Experimental de Pastos y Forrajes "indio Hatuey", Perico, Matanzas, 

Cuba. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; Rhizobium; nodulation 

Tang, M.; Tamayo, E.V.; Marquez, B. 

Study of the action of seven strains of Rhizobium on four legumes 

Estudio de la accion de siete cepas de Rhizobium sobre cuatro leguminosas 

Estacion Experimental de pastos y Forrajes "Indio Hatuey", Perico, Matanzas, 

Cuba. 


Descriptors: Centrosema pubescens; Stylosanthes guianensis; Teramnus 

labialis; Leucaena leucocephala; Rhizobium; inoculation; nodulation; chemical 

co5position; nitrogen 

Tangendjaja, B.; Wills, R.B.H. 

Analysis of mimosine and 3-hydroxy-4(1H)-pyridone in plasma by highperformance 

liquid chromatography [from Leucaena leucocephala]. 

Journal of Chromatography, 1983, 265, 1, pp. 143-144. 

DescriDtors: alkaloids: Leucaena 

221

Tangendiaja, B. 

Chemistry and biochemistry of mimosine in Leucaena leucocephala in relation 

to ruminant feed 

Dissertation Abstracts International, B, 1984, 45, 6, p. 1721. 

Descriptors: Sheep; Goat; Rumen flora; Leguminosae; Amino acids; 

Detoxification; Thesis; Leucaena; Poisonous plant; Alkaloids 

Tangendjaja, B. AJAEA; Hogan, J.P.; Wills, R.B.H. 

Degradation of mimosine by rumen contents: effects of feed composition and 

Leucaena substrates (Feeding, Leucaena leucocephala, sheep) 

Aiistralian journal of agricultural research. v. 34 (3), 1983, pp. 289-293. 



Tangendjaja, B.; Lowry, J.B.; Wills, R.B.H. 

Optimisation of conditions for the degradation of mimosine in Leucaena 

leucocephala leaf (Potential animal feed in the tropics, toxins in plants) 

Journal of the science of food and agriculture. v. 35 (6), June 1984. 

pp. 613-616. 

Oxford, England: Blackwell Scientific Publications. 

Section Headings: FEED PROCESSING AND STORAGE (R1O0) 

Taplin, D.E.; D'Mello, J.P.F.; Phillips, P. 

Evaluation of Leucaena leaf meal from Malwai as a source of xanthophylls 

for the laying hen (Effects of feeding, feed composition, pigmentation of 

egg yolk) 

Tropical science. v. 23 (3), 1981. pp. 217-226. ill. 

London: Her Majesty's Stationery Office. 

Section Headings: ANIMAL NUTRITION (L500); FEED COMPOSITION (R300); FOOD 

COMPOSITION -- POULTRY (Q503) 

Teeluck, J.P.; Nicolin, R.; Hulman, B.; Preston, T.R. 

A note on the use of cassava (Manihot esculenta) as a combined protein and 

roughage source for growing cattle fed molasses/u-rea 

Anim. Production Div., Ministry of Agric. and Natural Resources and the 

Envir., Reduit, Mauritius. 


Descriptors: Manihot esculenta; Pennisetum purpureum; Saccharum 

officinarum; Setaria spp.; Leucaena leucocephala; chemical composition; 

protein; cutting; date; liveweight gain cattle; tropical forages 

Teeluck, J.P.; Hulman, B.; Preston, T.R. 

Leucaena forage and elephant grass as roughage and protein sources in a 

molasses/urea based diet for fattening Zebu cattle 



Boyada. 


Telek, L. 

Preparation of leaf protein concentrates from Leucaena leucocephala 


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Section Headings: FEED PROCESSING AND STORAGE (RIOO) 

Teixeira, J.B.; Oliva, M.A.; Cambraia, J. 

Efficiency of water use by forage legumes subjected to water deficit. 

Eficiencia no uso da agua em leguminosas forrageiras submetids a deficit 

hidrico 

CENARGEN, EMBRAPA, 70770 Brasilia, DF, Brazil. 

Revista Ceres, 1983, 30, 172, pp. 463-470. 

Descriptors: Cajanus cajan; Leucaena leucocephala; Drought resistance; 

Transpiration; Photosynthesis; Plant water relations; water stress; Legumes; 

water relations; water stress; water use efficiency; Water balance; Galactia; 

Cajanus; Neonotonia; Leucaena; Centrosema; Drought; Galactia striata; 

Neonotonia wightii; Centrosema brasilianum; Centrosema pubescens 

Tessema, S.; Emojong, E.E. 

Utilization of maize and sorghum stover by sheep and goats after feedquality 

improvement by various treatments and supplements 

FAO/National Dryland Farming Research Station, Katumani, Kenya. 

East African Agricultural and Forestry Journal, 1984, 44, Suppl., pp. 408 

415. 

Descriptors: sheep feeding; maize stover; treatment; Kenya; sorghum 

stubble; goat feeding; tropics; supplements; sorghum; fodder; quality; sodium 

hydroxide 

Thoma, P.E. 

Leucaena-Rhizobium compatibility and nitrogen fixation (Includes Albizia 

occidentalis) 

Desert plants. v. 5 (3), 1983. pp. 105-111. ill. 

Superior: University of Arizona. 


Thomas, D.; De Andrade, R.P. 

Preliminary evaluation of legume germ plasm in the Cerrados of Brazil 

(Leucaena leucocephala, Stylosanthes species) 

Proceedings of the XVI International Grassland Congress: held at 

Lexington, Kentucky, U.S.A. June 15-24, 1981/edited by J. Allan Smith 

and Virgil W. Hays. pp. 184-187. 

Boulder, Colo.: Westview Press, 1983. 


Thomson, D.P.; Melvor, J.G.; Gardener, C.J. 

The effect of seedbed type on the establishment of legumes and grasses at 

four sites in North Queensland 

Dep. of Primary Industries, Brisbane, Qld. 4001, Australia. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; Clitoria ternatea; Macroptilium 

atropurpureum; Stylosanthes hamata; Stylosanthes scabra; Chrysopogon; Urochloa 

mosambicensis; Cenchrus ciliaris; Chloris gayana; Brachiaria decumbens; 

Bothriochloa insculpta; seedbed preparation; establishment 

Topsy, J.; Teeluck, J.P.; Hulman, B. 

Effect of a diet composed entirely of green feed on the growth of young male 

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Anglo-Nubian goats 

Effet d'une ration composee uniquement de fourrages verts sur la croissance 

de jeunes males anglo-nubiens 

Dep. Production Animale, Ministere de l'Agriculture, des Peches et des 

Ressources naturelles, Reduit, Mauritius. 


Descriptors: Green fodders; goat feeding 

Torres, F. 

Potential contribution of Leucaena hedgerows intercropped with maize to 

the production of organic nitrogen and fuelwood in the lowland tropics (Zea 

mays) 

Agroforestry systems. v. 1 (4), 1983. pp. 323-333. 

The Hague: Martinus Nijhoff/W. Junk. 

Section Headings: SOIL FETILITY AND FERTILIZERS (J500); FOREST PRODUCTS -- 

WOOD (K510); BIOMASS ENERGY SOURCES (P120) 

Vaishnav, M.N.; Jhala, B.K. 

Gujarat (Leucaena leucocephala, silviculture, India, nursery and plantation 

techniques) 






Valiente, A.M., Jr.; Manalo, D.P.; Federizon, E.F.; Baente, C.M. 

Agro-socio-economic study of rubber farmers in Zamboanga del Sur 

Study, Special Studies Division, Planning Serive, Department of Agriculture, 

Philippines, 1981, No. 81-5, 20 pp. 

Descriptors: rubber; production; costs; returns; Philippines 

Van den Beldt, R.J. 

Effect of spacing on growth of Leucaena (Wood yield, Hawaii) 




pp. 103-108. ill. 



Van den Beldt, R.J.; Brewbaker, J.L.; Hu, T.W.; Boontawee, B. 

International Leucaena population trials (Tree volume, height, spacing, 

yields) 



Section Headings: FOREST MENSURATION AND DESCRIPTION (K250); FORESTRY 

PRODUCTION -- GENERAL (KlOO) 

Van den Beldt, R.J. 

Litterfall as a function of population in a 1-year old Leucaena (K8) 

planting (Nurse and shade crop in agroforestry systems)


Taipei, Taiwan: Council for Agricultural Planning arid Development. 

Section Headings: SOIL BIOLOGY (J100); FORESTRY RELATED (KO01) 

Vearasilp, T. 

Digestibility of rice straw rations supplemented with Leucaena leucocephala 

and Gliricidia maculata 

Dep. of Anim. Husbandry, Chiang Mai Univ., Chiang Mai, Thailand. 

Thai Journal of Agricultural Science, 1981, 14, 3 pp. 259-264. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; intake; digestibility; nutritive value; 

Gliricidia maculata; straw; supplementation effects; sheep 

Venkat Reddy, N.; Das, R.B. 

Varietal performance of Leucaena in drylands 




Venketeswaran, S.; Gandhi, V. 

Mass propagation and genetic improvement of forest trees for biomass 

production by tissue culture 

Dep. Biol., Univ. Houston, TX 77004, USA. 

Biomass, 1982, 2, 1, pp. 5-15. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; Sapium sebiferum; callus; vegetative 

propagation; embryo culture; tissue culture; Leucaena; Sepium; biomass 

production; energy 

Venketeswaran, S.; Romano, E.J. 

Tissue culture of forest trees for biomass energy production through in 

vitro propagation (Sapium sebiferum, Leucaena leucocephala, Copaifera 

multijuga) 

Plant tissue culture 1982: proceedings, 5th International Congress of 

Plant Tissue and Cell Culture held at Tokyo and Lake Yamanake, Japan, July 

11-16, 1982/edited by Akio Fujiwara. pp. 725-726. 

Tokyo: Japdnese Association for Plant Tissue Culture, (1982?). 


PRODUCTION -- ARTIFICIAL REGENERATION (K120); BIOMASS ENERGY SOURCES (P120) 

Venkateswarlu, J.; Reddy, N.V.; Das, R.B.; Rao, U.M.B. 

Role of Leucaena in intercropping in dryland farming 

AICRP for Dryland Agric., Hyderabad 500 013, A.P., India. 


Descriptors: Ricinus communis; sorghum; Pennisetum americanum; 

intercropping; Leucaena leucocephala 

Verinumbe, I.; Knipscheer, H.C.; Enabor, E.E. 

The economic potential of leguminous tree crops in zero-tillage cropping in 

Nigeria: a linear programming model 

Lake Chad Res. Inst., Maiduguri, Nigeria. 

Agroforestry Systems, 1984, 2, 2, pp. 129-138. 

Descriptors: Agroforestry; Nigeria; economics; Leucaena leucocephala; 

Nitrogen fixation; Leucaena; Trees; legume; no-tillage systems; Nigeria 

225

Verliere, G.; Heller, R. 

Effects of nickel on the growth of isolated roots of Leucaena leucocephala 

:Lam.) de Wit, and characteristics of its absorption. 

Effets du nickel sur la croissance des racines isolees de Leucaena 

leucocephala (Lam.) de Wit et caracteres de son absorption 

Physiologie vegetale. v. 19 (2), April/June 1981. pp. 263-275. ill. 

Paris, Gauthier-Villars. 


Versace, G. 

Propagating Leucaena by grafting. 




Voigtlander, G.; Krischke, H. 

Fodder production in the humid tropics 

Futterbau in den feuchten Tropen 

Lehrstuhl fur Grunland und Futterbau, Technische Universitat Munchen, 8050 

Freising-Weihenstephan, German Federal Republic. 

Entwicklung + Landlicher Raum, 1983, 17, 5, pp. 3-6. 

Descriptors: Brachiaria decumbens; Bangladesh; Panicum maximum; Panicum 

maximum var. trichoglume; Leucaena leucocephala; Stylosanthes guianensis; 

chemical composition; protein 

Wagner, J.B. 

Evaluation of native legumes in the Dominican Republic 

CENIP, San Cristobal, Dominican Republic. 


Descriptors: Centrosema spp.; Clitoria spp.; Macroptilium spp; Desmodium 

spp.; Teramnus spp.; Leucaena leucocephala; Stylosanthes hamata; Centrosema 

pubescens; Centrosema plumieri; Dominican Republic; mixtures; grasses; Cynodon 

dactylon; legumes 

Wahyuni, S.; Yulianti, E.S.; Komara, W.; Yates, N.G.; Obst, J.M.; Lowry, 

J.B. 

The performance of Ongole cattle offered either grass, sun-dried Leucaena 

leucocephala or varying proportions of each (Liveweight gain) 



Boyada. 


BIOCHEMISTRY (L600); FEED COMPOSITION (R3P' 

Wang, H. 

The fine structure of Leucaena -- a potential raw material for the pulp and 

paper industry 

Proceedings, Pacific Regional Wood Anatomy Conference, October 1-7, 1984, 

Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan [edited by Sudo, S.]. 

Dep. For., Nat. Taiwan Univ., Taipei, Taiwan. 

Publ.: Ibaraki, Japan; Pacific Regional Wood Anatomy Conference, Forestry 

and Forest Products Research Institute, 1984, pp. 103-105. 

Descriptors: Conferences; Pacific Regional Wood Anatomy Conference; IUFRO; 

Leucaena leucocephala; Wood anatomy; Pulping materials; Leucaena; anatomy 

226

Wang, H.H. 

Two stage non-pollution pulping of Leucaena. 

Chung-hua lin hsueh chi kan = Quarterly journal of Chinese forestry. v. 

16 (2), June 20, 1983. pp. 209-220. 

Taipei, China: Chinese Forestry Association. 


(K520) 

Wang, S.H.; Lin, H.H. 

Low-sulfidity pulping of Leucaena leucocephala. 

Chung-hua lin hsueh chi k'an = Quarterly journal of Chinese forestry. v. 

15 (4), Dec. 25, 1982. pp. 55-62. 

Taipei, China: Chinese Forestry Association. 


Weerakoon, W.L.; Seneviratne, A.M. 

Managing a sustainable farming system in Sri Lanka 

Proceedings British Crop Protection Conference -- Weeds 

Reg. Agric. Res. Sta., Maha Illuppallama, Sri Lanka, 1982, pp. 689-696. 

Descriptors: Macroptilium atropurpureum; Leucaena leucocephala; Sri Lanka; 

weed control; reviews; integrated control; conferences; British Crop 

Protection Conference, Weeds 

Weeraratna, C.S. 

Nitrogen release during decomposition of Leucaena leaves (Green manure) 



Section Headings: SOIL FETILITY AND FERTILIZERS (J500); SOIL BIOLOGY (J1O0) 

Whisenant, S.G. JRMGA; Ueckert, D.N. 

Germination responese of Eysenhardtia texana ad Leucaena retusa (Leguminous 

forage shrubs native to arid and semiarid regions, Texas, (Mexico) 

Journal of range management. v. 35 (6), Nov. 1982. pp. 748-750. ill. 

Denver: Society for Range Management. 


Whiting, M.G. 

Food uses of Leucaena seeds. 1. Tempeh lamtoro, preparation and toxicity 

Leucaena research reports. v. 3, July 1982. pp. 100-101. 


Section Headings: FOOD SCIENCE AND FOOD PRODUCTS (QOOO); FOOD CONTAMINATION 

AND TOXICOLOGY (Q200) 

Wiersum, K.F. 

Early experiments in agroforestry: colonial tobacco cultivation with tree 

fallows in Deli, Sumatra 

Dorschkamp Res. Inst. For. & Landscape Planning, Wageningen, Netherlands. 

International Tree Crops Journal, 1983, 2, 3/4, pp. 313-321. 

Descriptors: Agroforestry; Indonesia; history 

Wiersum, K.F. 

Labour opportunities in taungya and other forms of agroforestry 

Observations of agroforestry on Java, Indonesia. Report on an agroforestry 

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course organized ;t Forestry Faculty, Gadjah Mada University, Yogyakarta. 

Publ.: Wageningen, Netherlands; Department of Forest Management, 

Agricultural University, 1981, pp. 62-67. 

Descriptors: Pinus merkusii; plantations; Indonesia; Tectona grandis; 

Albizia falcataria; Acacia glauca; Leucaena leucocephala; Gliricldia sepium; 

Calliandra calothyrsus; erosion; control measures, general; agroforestry; 

labour, forest, taungya; conservation, soil and water; contour ridging, 

trenching and terracing; catchment areas; management 

Wiersum, K.F. 

Litter production and decomposition of some reforestation species on Java 


course organized at Forestry Faculty, Gadjah Mada University, Yogyakarta. 



Descriptors: Acacia auriculiformis; Acacia glauca; Leucaena leucocephala; 

Gliricidia sepium; Calliandra calothyrsus; Albizia falcataria; Da bergia 

latifolia; Swietenia rahagoni; litter; forest; quantitative measures; 

decomposition; Indonesia; agroforestry 

Wiersum, K.F. 

Multiple-purpose species for planting on critical soils on Java 





Descriptors: Pinus merkusii; plantations; Indonesia; Anacardium 

occidentale; Acacia auriculiformis; Acacia glauca; Calliandra calothyrsus; 

Gliricidia maculata; Leucaena leucocephala; agroforestry; trees and shrubs; 

choice of species; afforestation; marginal, waste, degraded land 

Wiersum, K.F. 

The performance of some small tree legumes on eroded lands at Wanagama 

experimental forest 

Observations of agroforestry on Java, Indonesia,. Report on an agroforestry 




Descriptors: Acaciz. ylauca; Calliandra calothyrsus; Gliricidia maculata; 

Leucaena leucocephala; aforestation; eroded sites; Indonesia; species trials 

Wilbur, R.L. 

Generic typification and article 10.1 with comments on the typification 

of the generic names Diamorpha, Leucaena, Odontonema, Picrodendron and 

Pseudolarix 

Taxon. v. 30 (2), May 1981. pp. 449-456. 

Utrecht, International Bureau for Plant Taxonomy and Nomenclature. 

Section Headings: PI.ANT TAXONOMY AND GEOGRAPHY (F700) 

Wildin, J.H. 

Adoption of Leucaena for cattle grazing in Australia 

Proceedings of the XVI International Grassland Congress: held at 

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Lexington, Kentucky, U.S.A. June 15-24, 1981/edited by J. Allan Smith 

and Virgil W. Hays. pp. 801-803. 

Boulder, Co.: Westview Press, 1983. 


Wildin, J.H.; Walker, B.; French, A.V.; Graham, T.W. 

Forages for beef cattle in the brigalow of central Queensland 

Dep. Primary Industries, Rockhampton, Qld. 4700, Australia. Proceedings of 

the Australian Society of Animal Production, 1982, 14, p. 614. 

Descriptors: forage; pastures; cattle; feeding; Australia; tropics; Panicum 

maximum var. trichoglume; Cenchrus ciliaris; Chloris gayana; Leucaena 

leucocephala; Stylosanthes scabra; liveweight gain; grazing 

Wildin, J.H. 

Leucaena -- establishment and management 

Dep. of Primary Industries, Rockhampton, Qld., Australia. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala seed production; grazing; establishment; 

Wills, R.B.H.; Tangendjaja, B. 

Effect of pH (hydrogen-ion concentration) and temperature on the degradation 

of mimosine and 3-hydroxy-4(1H)-pyridone (Leucaena leucocephala). 

Phytochemistry. v. 20 (8), 1981. pp. 2017-2018. ill. 

Oxford, Pergamon Press. 


Wilson, G.F.; Kang, B.T. 

Developing stable and productive biological cropping systems for the humid 

tropics 

Stonehouse, B. (Editor): Bilogical husbandry. A scientific approach to 

organic farming. 

Publ.: London, UK; Butterworths, 1981, pp. 193-203. 

Descriptors: agricultural systems (specified); intercropping; Leucaena 

leucocephala; maize; agricultural systems; soil types (climatic); tropical 

soils 

Wilson, G.F.; Akapa, K. 

Improving the in-situ stem support system for yams 

Tropical root crops: research strategies for the 1980s [Terry, E.R.; Oduro, 

K.A.; Caveness, F. (Editors)]. 

IITA, Ibadan, Nigeria. 

Publ.: Ottawa, Canada; International Development Research Centre, 1981, 

pp. 195-197. 

Descriptors: conferences; tropical root crops: research strategies for the 

1980s; yams; stems; support systems 

Winter, W.H.; Jones, R.J. 

Animal production from low and high mimosine Leucaena 

CSIRO, Division of Tropical Crops and Pastures, Annual Report 1981-82. 

Publ.: Brisbane, Australia, 1982, p. 112. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; chemical composition; mimosine; 

mixtures; grasses; Stylosanthes hamata; liveweight gain; Digitaria decumbens; 

Cattle; grazing; legumes; Pastures; cattle; feeding; tropics; Leucaena 

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Wirjodarmodjo, H.; Wiroatmodjo, P. 

Leucaena leucocephala: the Indonesian experience 

FAQ Regional Office for Asia & the Pacific, Bangkok, Thailand. 

EFAO Report], 1983, No. RAPA 71, iv + 45 pp. 

Descriptors: Indonesia; Leucaena leucocephala; Silviculture; Wood 

properties 

Wong, C.C.; Chen, C.P.; Ajit, S.S. 

Assessment of Leucaena leucocephala introductions in Peninsular Malaysia 

MARDI research bulletin. v. 10 (2), August 1982. pp. 159-166. 

Serdang, Selangor: Malaysian Agricultural Research and Development 

Institute. 


Wong, C.C.; Devendra, C. 

Research on Leucaena forage production in Malaysia (Leucaena leucocephala) 





Section Headings: PLANT PRODUCTION -- FIELD CROSS (F120) 

Wood, J.F. AFSTD; Carter, P.M.; Savory, r. 

Investigation into the effects of processing on the retention of the 

carotenoid fractions of Leucaena leucocephala during storage, and the 

effects of processing on mimosine concentration (Tropical legumes, 

livestock feed) 

Animal feed science and technology. v. 9 (4), Oct. 1983. pp. 307-317. 

Amsterdam: Elsevier. 

Section Headings: FEED PROCESSING AND STORAGE (R100); FEED COMPOSITION 

(R300) 

Wu, S.C.; Wang, H.; Wang, H.H. 

Study on the high yield pulping of Leucaena (1). The fine structure of 


Technical Bulletin, Experimental Forest, National Taiwan University, 1984, 

No. 153, 40 pp. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; Pulping materials; Wood anatomy; Taiwan 

Yates, N.G. 

The effect of a salt and trace element supplement on the growth of Javanese 

sheep offered Leucaena leucocephala 



Boyada. 


Yates, N.G. 

The nutritive value of Leucaena leucocephala for Indonesian ruminants 

Project for Animal Research and Development, PO Box 123, Bogor, Indonesia. 

Proceedings of the Australian Society of Animal Production, 1982, 14, 

p. 678. 

Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; nutritive value; ruminants; tropics 

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Yeh, M.T. 

Comparison trial of yield and mimosine content of Leucaena Leucocephala 

varieties at different locations (Forage crops, Taiwan). 

Hsu ch'an yen chiu = Journal of the Taiwan livestock research. v. 16 

(2), Dec. 1983. pp. 21-34. 


Section Headings: PLANT PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY (F600); PLANT 

PRODUCTION -- FIELD CROPS (F120) 

Yost, R.S. 

Influence of VA mycorrhizae on early growth and P nutrition of Leucaena 

Dep. of Agron. and Soil Sci., Hawaii Univ., Honolulu, HI 96822, USA. 


Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala; mycorrhiza; plant nutrition; phosphorus 

Young, C.C.; Chao, C.C. 

The selection of Rhizobium of Leucaena leucocephala in Taiwan 



Section Headings: SOIL BIOLOGY (JlOO) 

Zahradnik, F. 

New soil-healing legumes make poor sites profitable (White lupine ULTRA, 

birdsfoot trefoil, clover Leucaena, USA) 

The New farm. v. 6 (5), July/August 1984. pp. 29-31. 

Emmaus, Pa.: Regenerative Agriculture Association. 


Leucaena, promising forage and tree crop for the tropics: report of an 

ad hoc panel of the Advisory Committee on Technology Innovation, Board on 

Science and Technology for International Development, Office of International 

Affairs; in cooperation with the Nitrogen Fixing Tree Association. 

National Research Council (U.S.). Advisory Committee on Technology 

Innovation. 

2nd ed. 

viii, 100 pp.: ill.; 23 cm. 

Washington, D.C. National Academy Press 1984. 

Descriptors: Leucaena; Leguminosae- Tropics 

Section Headings: PLANT PRODUCTION -- PASTURES AND RANGE (F130); FORESTRY 

PRODUCTION -- ARTIFICIAL REGEIHERATION (K120) 


held in Singapore, November 23-26, 1982/organized by the Nitrogen Fixing Tree 

Association and the International Development Research 

Centre. 

Nitrogen Fixing Tree Association. International Development Research 

Center (Canada). 

192 pp.: ill.; 25 cm. 

Ottawa International Development Research Centre 1983. 

Descriptors: Leucaena -- Congresses; Leguminosae -- Asia -- Congresses; 

Leguminosae -- Pacific area -- Congresses 

Section Headings: PLANT SCIENCE (FOOD) 

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West Bengal. II. (Leucaena leucocephala, locality factors in India, 

nursery and plantation techniques) 



Mathur. pp. 135-136. 



Leucaena research reports 

Hsing cheng yuan nung yeh fa chan wei yuan hui (China). University of 

Hawaii at Manoa. Dept. of Horticulture. Tai-wan sheng lin yeh shih yen 

so. Nirogen Fixing Tree Association. 

Leucaena newsletter 

v.: ill.; 27 cm. 

Taipei, Taiwan Council for Agricultural Planning and Development, 

Began in 1981. 

Descriptors: Leucaena -- Research 

Section Headings: PLANT PRODUCTION -- FIELD CROPS (F120); PLANT 

PRODUCTION -- PASTURES AND RANGE (F130); SOIL BIOLOGY (J100) 

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