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    Concurrently Measured Concentrations of Atmospheric Mercury in Indoor (household) and Outdoor Air of Basel, Switzerland (2020)
    American Chemical Society
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    Publication Date: 2020-03-13
    Electronic ISSN: 2328-8930
    Topics: Energy, Environment Protection, Nuclear Power Engineering
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    Variability in Arsenic Methylation Efficiency across Aerobic and Anaerobic Microorganisms (2020)
    American Chemical Society
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    Publication Date: 2020-10-30
    Print ISSN: 0013-936X
    Electronic ISSN: 1520-5851
    Topics: Chemistry and Pharmacology , Energy, Environment Protection, Nuclear Power Engineering
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    iWhale: a computational pipeline based on Docker and SCons for detection and annotation of somatic variants in cancer WES data (2020)
    Oxford University Press
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    Publication Date: 2020-05-20
    Description: Whole exome sequencing (WES) is a powerful approach for discovering sequence variants in cancer cells but its time effectiveness is limited by the complexity and issues of WES data analysis. Here we present iWhale, a customizable pipeline based on Docker and SCons, reliably detecting somatic variants by three complementary callers (MuTect2, Strelka2 and VarScan2). The results are combined to obtain a single variant call format file for each sample and variants are annotated by integrating a wide range of information extracted from several reference databases, ultimately allowing variant and gene prioritization according to different criteria. iWhale allows users to conduct a complex series of WES analyses with a powerful yet customizable and easy-to-use tool, running on most operating systems (macOs, GNU/Linux and Windows). iWhale code is freely available at https://github.com/alexcoppe/iWhale and the docker image is downloadable from https://hub.docker.com/r/alexcoppe/iwhale.
    Print ISSN: 1467-5463
    Electronic ISSN: 1477-4054
    Topics: Biology , Computer Science
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    Sapling: accelerating suffix array queries with learned data models (2020)
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    Publication Date: 2020-10-27
    Description: Motivation As genomic data becomes more abundant, efficient algorithms and data structures for sequence alignment become increasingly important. The suffix array is a widely used data structure to accelerate alignment, but the binary search algorithm used to query, it requires widespread memory accesses, causing a large number of cache misses on large datasets. Results Here, we present Sapling, an algorithm for sequence alignment, which uses a learned data model to augment the suffix array and enable faster queries. We investigate different types of data models, providing an analysis of different neural network models as well as providing an open-source aligner with a compact, practical piecewise linear model. We show that Sapling outperforms both an optimized binary search approach and multiple widely used read aligners on a diverse collection of genomes, including human, bacteria and plants, speeding up the algorithm by more than a factor of two while adding
    Print ISSN: 1367-4803
    Electronic ISSN: 1460-2059
    Topics: Biology , Computer Science , Medicine
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    Nitrogen and Italian ryegrass 5. Growth up to 14 weeks: residual effects (1978)
    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Grass and forage science 33 (1978), S. 0 
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    ISSN: 1365-2494
    Source: Blackwell Publishing Journal Backfiles 1879-2005
    Topics: Agriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Fishery, Domestic Science, Nutrition
    Notes: In a field experiment with Italian ryegrass residual effects of N applied in late April at four rates, 28, 84, 140 and 196 kg ha−1, and of different dates of first harvest ranging from 1 to 14 weeks after N application, were studied. The harvests after the first added about 10 kg dry matter yield and about 0.16 kg N yield for each extra kg N applied in April. Residual response was similar for each increment of applied N. A positive residual response to N was obtained in May of the year following N application despite high winter rainfall. N content of herbage during part of the summer was reduced by extra N applied in April although N yield was increased. The reduction in N content was accompanied by a reduction in P and K content, these latter elements having been applied only once and at a uniform rate on all plots. Loss of N, P and K from the crop, when a period of more than about 9 weeks regrowth was allowed prior to the first harvest, was not recouped at subsequent harvests. Residual marginal recovery of N in Aberystwyth was no higher than in comparable experiments in Cambridge although marginal recovery of N at the first harvest had been appreciably lower in Aberystwyth than in Cambridge.
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    URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2494.1978.tb00827.x
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    A mathematical model to study forage conservation methods (1978)
    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Grass and forage science 33 (1978), S. 0 
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    ISSN: 1365-2494
    Source: Blackwell Publishing Journal Backfiles 1879-2005
    Topics: Agriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Fishery, Domestic Science, Nutrition
    Notes: A mathematical model which simulates a single-cut forage conservation system is described. It was designed to investigate the effect of machine performance on the nutrient content of conserved forage but its scope is much wider, so that the effects of such aspects as crop growth characteristics, climatic differences and management policy can be assessed. An example of the use of the model to determine the value of chemical additives to high moisture content hay is described in detail. Various uses of the model are discussed and some of its limitations are shown to be caused by a lack of data on factors determining dry matter losses.
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    Selection for resistance to ryegrass mosaic virus and crown rust (Puccinia coronata Corda) in Italian ryegrass populations (1978)
    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Grass and forage science 33 (1978), S. 0 
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    ISSN: 1365-2494
    Source: Blackwell Publishing Journal Backfiles 1879-2005
    Topics: Agriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Fishery, Domestic Science, Nutrition
    Notes: Inoculation in the glasshouse revealed marked differences in resistance to both ryegrass mosaic virus (RMV) and crown rust (Puccinia coronata Corda) among eight unselected populations of Italian ryegrass (Lolium multiflorum Lam.). Two generations of selection for crown rust resistance led to a significant improvement in all eight populations, while one generation of selection for RMV gave a more variable response. Frequency distributions of individual genotype scores suggested that much of the resistance to crown rust was under the control of one or two genes with major effects, while resistance to RMV appeared to be controlled by a large number of genes each having a small effect.In the field, resistance to RMV meeisured after 20 months was strongly correlated with that obtained in the glasshouse. Natural infection by crown rust in the field was too low to reveal any differences between populations, although three populations from the Po Valley region of Northern Italy became heavily infected with Puccinia recondita.Selection for disease resistance significantly reduced the persistency of three populations, but that of four others was unaffected and one showed a significant improvement. Selection reduced water-soluble carbohydrate (WSC) levels in spring slightly but significantly from 27.6 to 25.8% WSC overall. These results emphasize that agronomic performance must be monitored during selection for disease resistance.
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    Production of perennial ryegrass cultivars of different maturity types when grown as pure swards and in certain combinations (1978)
    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Grass and forage science 33 (1978), S. 0 
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    ISSN: 1365-2494
    Source: Blackwell Publishing Journal Backfiles 1879-2005
    Topics: Agriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Fishery, Domestic Science, Nutrition
    Notes: A field investigation was carried out over 3 years to determine if there was a synergistic effect on total or seasonal yield when cultivars of perennial ryegrass were grown in combination.The three cultivars used were Stormont Zephyr, Hora and Perma, representing respectively early, medium late and late maturing groups. Each cultivar was grown as a pure stand and also as a 50:50 mixture with each of the other two cultivars. Each of these swards was maintained under two rates of nitrogen fertilization (300 and 600 kg per ha per annum) and under two harvesting treatments (4 and 8 harvests per annum).Mixture yield did not exceed significantly the pure sward yieid of the highest yielding component. Occasional yield improvements were detected for the mixtures averaged as a group over monocultures averaged as a group. There was a tendency, especially under frequent cutting, for the yield response to nitrogen to be greater from mixed than from pure swards.
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    The assessment of persistence and its application to the evaluation of mid-season and late perennial ryegrass cultivars (1978)
    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Grass and forage science 33 (1978), S. 0 
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    ISSN: 1365-2494
    Source: Blackwell Publishing Journal Backfiles 1879-2005
    Topics: Agriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Fishery, Domestic Science, Nutrition
    Notes: Persistence assessments on eight mid-season and ten late cultivars of perennial ryegrass were made at the end of the second, third and fourth years after sowing. Botanical analyses were carried out on the herbage from plots cut in the fourth year and these results related lo the different persistence assessments. It was found that persistence assessments carried out at the end of the second year enabled predictions to be made about botanical composition of cuitivars in the fourth year. Little extra precision was gained by delaying assessment until the third or fourth years as the ranking order of cultivars with respect to persistence remained largely unchanged. All persistence assessments were positively correlated with yields of sown cultivars and negatively correlated with yields of unsown herbage species in the fourth year. However, only low correlation coefficients were obtained between persistence assessments and the total yield of sown cultivar and unsown species in the fourth year, due to yield substitution between these two components.In swards sown as monocultures low persistence in a cultivar is considered to be a lack of perenniality and tiller regeneration rather than poor competitive ability against volunteer species though in mixed swards competitive ability per se will have considerable influence upon the changes in botanical composition under different managements. Persistence and yield capacity are seen, however, as distinct characteristics of a cuitivar and long-term yield potential is a joint function of these characteristics.
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    URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2494.1978.tb00830.x
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    Nitrogen studies in Lolium perenne grown for seed. II. Timing of nitrogen application (1978)
    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Grass and forage science 33 (1978), S. 0 
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    Source: Blackwell Publishing Journal Backfiles 1879-2005
    Topics: Agriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Fishery, Domestic Science, Nutrition
    Notes: The effects of applying nitrogen at different growth stages to S24 and S23 perennial ryegrass grown for seed were investigated in a series of field experiments from 1971 to 1976. These varieties of ryegrass were found to be insensitive to timing of nitrogen application from apex initiation to the stage when ears first emerged. However, if nitrogen application was delayed until about 30% or more of the ears had emerged, yields were lower compared with earlier applications, this effect being significant when nitrogen was delayed until 70–80% ear emergence because of a decrease in both numbers of fertile tillers and number of seeds per unit area. No advantages were found for splitting nitrogen applications between apex initiation and ear emergence.
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    Seasonal variation in in vitro digestibility and structural carbohydrate content of some commonly grazed plants of blanket bog (1978)
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    Grass and forage science 33 (1978), S. 0 
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    ISSN: 1365-2494
    Source: Blackwell Publishing Journal Backfiles 1879-2005
    Topics: Agriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Fishery, Domestic Science, Nutrition
    Notes: Oven- and freeze-dried samples of the separated green material of Trichophorum caespitosum, Molinia caerulea, Eriophorum vaginatum, Erio-phorum angustifolium, Juncus acutiflorus and J. squarrosus collected in May, July and September were analysed for dry matter digestibility (DMD) using an in vitro procedure and for structural carbohydrate content.Results were affected by method of drying, oven-dried (45°C) samples in general giving lower estimates of quality than freeze-dried samples. Low DMD values were obtained for J. squarrosus for all sampling dates. The remaining species had DMD values above 60 in May; some maintained these levels until July but all had low values by September.A comparison was made between in vitro DMD and predicted DMD using the data from the structural carbohydrate analyses and the summative equation of Van Soest (1965a). Two species, J. acutiflorus and J. squarrosus, showed poor agreement between values obtained by the two methods. The other species showed good agreement between values in May and July but poor agreement in September.The data are discussed in relation to the quality and seasonal patterns of growth of species of hill vegetation.
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    The effect of partial neutralization of formic acid silages with sodium bicarbonate on their volimtary intake by cattle and sheep (1978)
    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Grass and forage science 33 (1978), S. 0 
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    ISSN: 1365-2494
    Source: Blackwell Publishing Journal Backfiles 1879-2005
    Topics: Agriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Fishery, Domestic Science, Nutrition
    Notes: In two 4 × 4 Latin Square experiments, one with dry cows and one with sheep, animals were given ad libitum early-cut ryegrass silages prepared using formic acid (2.31 t−1) as an additive. The silages were offered either untreated or partially neutralized with either a low (8 g kg−1 fresh weight) or high (16 g kg−1) level of sodium bicarbonate or with sodium bicarbonate solution (50 g kg−1) given as an intraruminal infusion at a rate sufficient to provide bicarbonate at a rate similar to that provided by the high level of dietary addition.In cows the bicarbonate treatments were associated with a depression in the intake of organic matter which at the high level of addition of bicarbonate was statistically significant (P 〈 0.05). In sheep the bicarbonate treatments were associated with a slight increase in the intake of organic matter but the efFects were non-significant (P 〉 0.05). In both species water intake increased directly with the quantity of bicarbonate ingested.In both experiments the bicarbonate treatments increased rumen pH but there were no significant treatment effects on the concentration of ammonia or of total or individual short-chain fatty acids in the rumen fluid. In sheep, bicarbonate addition or infusion had no effect on the digestibility of organic matter but at the high levels of bicarbonate supplementation there was a tendency for the digestibility of nitrogen to be depressed.In two further experiments each with two dry cows determinations were made of the effects on food intake of (a) the insertion of water-filled bags into the rumen and (b) the removal of digesta from the rumen. Treatment (a) produced consistent and significant (P 〈 0.05) depressions in dry matter intake and treatment (b) increased (P 〈 0.05) dry matter intake in one cow but not in the other.The lack of significant improvement in silage intake through the addition of sodium bicarbonate to the diet indicated that the acidity of the silage was not a major factor limiting appetite. On the other hand, the effects of the insertion of water-filled bags into the rumen and of the removal of digesta from the rumen on feed intake were consistent with appetite being controlled through a rumen-fill mechanism.
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    Water, mineral and energy fluctuations in decomposing cattle dung pats (1978)
    Oxford, UK : Blackwell Publishing Ltd
    Grass and forage science 33 (1978), S. 0 
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    ISSN: 1365-2494
    Source: Blackwell Publishing Journal Backfiles 1879-2005
    Topics: Agriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Fishery, Domestic Science, Nutrition
    Notes: Moisture and mineral concentrations and calorific values of cattle dung pats were studied under field conditions. The rate of moisture loss from dung pats varied according to the season but the dung was rarely re-wetted by rainfall. Soluble mineral ions were only leached from pats by prolonged rainfall. Magnesium was particularly resistant to leaching. In the summer months about 15% of the organic matter in the dung was lost over 2 months. The calorific value of the dung decreased by 18% in the same period. The loss of organic matter resulted in a concentration effect in calcium, iron, magnesium and nitrogen.
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    Nitrogen and Italian ryegrass. (1978)
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    Grass and forage science 33 (1978), S. 0 
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    Topics: Agriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Fishery, Domestic Science, Nutrition
    Notes: The regrowth of Italian ryegrass was studied at weekly intervals from 2 to 14 weeks after a cut in late April when 140 kg ha-1 N was applied. Reduction in digestibility with delay in date of harvest was due to both an increase in the proportion of cell wall and a reduction in the digestibility of the cell wall, particularly the former from week 2 to about week 5 and particularly the latter after week 5. The reduction in the digestibility of the cell wall was about equally attributable to reduction in digestibility of cellulose and to reduction in digestibility of hemicellulose. The proportion of lignin in cell wall was highly correlated with both digestibility of cellulose and digestibility of hemicellulose. The proportion of digestible cell wall in dry matter was not as constant as has sometimes been noted, increasing by about 5 percentage units from week 2 to week 5 and decreasing by about 10 percentage units from week 5 to week 13. During the latter period the decline in digestible cell wall in dry matter accounted for nearly half the decline in true digestibility of dry matter. The ratio of cellulose:hemicellulose averaged 1:0.89 and hemicellulose was more digestible than cellulose. Rate of increase in yield of cell contents appeared to diminish from about the third week of regrowth onwards, whereas the rate of increase in yield of dry matter did not begin to diminish until about the seventh week. In vitro dry matter digestibility was not increased by adding extra N to the digestion tubes, even with samples containing only 1% N in dry matter.
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    The physiology of tiller death in grasses. (1978)
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    Grass and forage science 33 (1978), S. 0 
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    ISSN: 1365-2494
    Source: Blackwell Publishing Journal Backfiles 1879-2005
    Topics: Agriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Fishery, Domestic Science, Nutrition
    Notes: A reproducible method of causing tiller death on individual ryegrass (Lolium perenne L., cv. S23) plants is described. This was achieved by subjecting whole plants grown previously for 7 weeks in full light (100%) and full nutrient (100%) to either light stress (17.5% or 2.5%) or nutrient stress (10% or 0%) or various combinations of light and nutrient stress. Detailed records were made of tiller appearance, position and weight, and the probability of tiller death was calculated. Analysis of each plant indicated that the smallest tiller, which was often, but not always the youngest, was the most vulnerable when the whole plant was stressed. Tiller position was relatively unimportant in determining survival. The results are discussed in relation to tiller mortality in natural populations and crop communities.
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    Book reviews (1978)
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    Notes: Book reviewed in This Article: Protein and Non-protein Nitrogen for Ruminants By various authors Green Crop Fractionation Occasional Symposium No. 9, British Grassland Society Edited by R. J. Wilkins Soil Organisms as Components of Ecosystems Proceedings of the Sixth International Soil Zoology Colloquium, Uppsala, 21–25 June 1976 Ecological Bulletins No. 25 Edited by U. Lohm and T. Persson
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    The physiology of tiller death in grasses. 2. Causes of tiller death in a grass sward (1978)
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    Grass and forage science 33 (1978), S. 0 
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    ISSN: 1365-2494
    Source: Blackwell Publishing Journal Backfiles 1879-2005
    Topics: Agriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Fishery, Domestic Science, Nutrition
    Notes: The causes of tiller death in a 2-year-old perennial ryegrass sward were examined between April and August 1977. Physiological causes accounted for most tiller deaths and grazing by slugs and rodents was more important than the damage caused by stem-boring larvae. Tillers which died were mainly small and vegetative, although some flowering tillers died prematurely. Low nutrient status delayed but did not prevent tiller death.Using 14CO2 it was shown that small tillers fixed relatively less radiocarbon than did larger tillers and they did not receive much support for their carbon economy. Selective defoliation showed that in April defoliated tillers imported radiocarbon from undefoliated tillers but that in July at anthesis an undefoliated reproductive tiller retained most of the carbon it fixed, despite its vascular association with defoliated tillers. It appears that much of the tiller death during the period April-August is due to the failure of the more favourably placed tillers to support other tillers which are heavily shaded.
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    Pre-harvest desiccation of crops for conservation. 1. Effect of steam and formic acid on the moisture concentration of lucerne, ryegrass and tall fescue before and after cutting (1978)
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    Grass and forage science 33 (1978), S. 0 
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    Source: Blackwell Publishing Journal Backfiles 1879-2005
    Topics: Agriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Fishery, Domestic Science, Nutrition
    Notes: Five experiments were conducted to determine the effect of pre-harvest treatment with steam or formic acid on the moisture concentration (MC) in crops of lucerne, two varieties of perennial ryegrass, tall fescue and Italian ryegrass. In each experiment, plots were treated with a mixture of hot gases and steam (S) or sprayed with an aqueous solution of formic acid (F). In the tall fescue experiment the F treatment was applied to the cut swath but in all other instances the F and S treatments were applied to the swards before cutting and the MC changes after treatment compared with those in untreated cut swaths (W 1). Twenty-four hours after initial treatment all S plots, and those F plots other than tall fescue, were cut and the subsequent water loss compared with that from (i) untreated material cut at the same time (W 2) and (ii) the W 1 plots cut the previous day.In all five experiments the change in the MC of the S plots was similar to that of the W 1 plots both before and after cutting. The reduction in the MC of the F plots before cutting was less than that of the S and W 1 plots, and in three of the five experiments water loss from cut F plots was apparently restricted in comparison with that from untreated cut material (W2).Neither desiccant treatment showed great promise as a pre-treatment to cutting for hay making although formic acid may have limited value when a crop is to be harvested directly for silage or artificial dehydration.In an appendix, the efficacy of using accumulated vapour pressure deficit as a basis for comparing the water loss from the untreated cut crops drying under different conditions is demonstrated.
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    STEPHEN WATSON (1978)
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    Grass and forage science 33 (1978), S. 0 
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    Topics: Agriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Fishery, Domestic Science, Nutrition
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    The effect of propionic acid on the storage losses of hay (1978)
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    Grass and forage science 33 (1978), S. 0 
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    ISSN: 1365-2494
    Source: Blackwell Publishing Journal Backfiles 1879-2005
    Topics: Agriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Fishery, Domestic Science, Nutrition
    Notes: Storage losses in moist hay treated with propionic acid were compared with those occurring in untreated moist hay in two experiments and with field-cured hay in three experiments. Dry matter losses in treated hays ranged from 41 to 8.6% and from 1.7 to 12.6% in untreated hays. Digestible organic matter losses in both treated and untreated hays were generally greater than dry matter losses. Only in one experiment did propionic acid application significantly reduce nutrient losses in moist hays.Nutrient losses, and water-soluble carbohydrate losses in particular, were shown to be correlated with maximum and cumulative bale temperatures during storage in two of the experiments. The rise in hale temperatures during storage was reduced in all three experiments, to a greater or lesser extent, by application of the additive.Loss of propionic acid from the hay during and after application was very large. In the three experiments 86.2, 85.3 and 85.6% of the acid applied was lost by the end of the storage period. Acid distribution studies indicated that variation in acid concentration within bales was as great as between bales. It was concluded that more research is needed into applicator design and position on the baler and into alternative application methods if the benefits of propionic acid as a moist hay preservative are to be fully exploited.
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    Dalapon resistance in Lolium perenne populations (1978)
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    Notes: The resistance often early, ten medium late and ten late flowering ryegrass populations to two rates of dalapon (2.8 and 5.6 kg ha-1 acid equivalent) was measured in a box experiment. There was no difference in the mean effect of dalapon on the maturity groups at the time of greatest yield reduction, but the recovery of the late flowering population was, on average, better than that of the medium late group. There was a range of reaction to herbicide within all three maturity groups and, in general, the high yielding populations without dalapon were the most resistant, but there were exceptions. Assessment at 2.8 kg ha-1 acid equivalent gave a similar ranking order to that using twice the amount of dalapon. The results of the current box experiment with seedlings were consistent with those obtained in the field at another location (Faulkner, 1974) for the eleven cultivars common to both trials. The resistance of a permanent pasture population was much lower than that of some cuttivars.
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    Herbage growth, white clover content and lamb production on grazed ryegrass-white clover swards (1978)
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    Notes: Two contrasting Gremie perennial ryegrass and Blanca white clover seeds mixtures were established. Each sward type was either continuously or rotationally (four paddocks) grazed at two stocking rates by lambs of 26–28 kg initial mean live weight in two 12-week experiments. Dry matter production, assessed by the cage method, was lower on the high-clover sward during the first experiment but overall was similar between seeds mixtures. Clover content, and differences between sward types, declined with time and was lowered by continuous grazing in both experiments and by the higher stocking rate in the first experiment.Animal performance was related to intake and both were increased by lowering stocking rate, increasing clover content and adopting a continuous grazing system. The results are discussed in relation to the experimental methods used and to other published findings.
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    Winter hardiness in Lolium multiflorum Lam. I. The effect of nitrogen fertilizer and autumn cutting managements in the field (1978)
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    Notes: Four Italian ryegrass varieties of different origins and winter hardiness were grown as spaced plants at a lowland and an upland site and subjected to ten managements comprising two nitrogen levels and five autumn cutting treatments. Tiller mortality after the winter of 1971–72 was measured in March and subsequent spring recovery from winter damage in April.Although the winter was not severe, there was considerable winter kill, particularly at the upland site where the most severe treatment combinations killed up to 90% of the plants of the more susceptible varieties. In general, winter kill was increased by raising the level of nitrogen fertilizer and by late or frequent autumn defoliations, and significant interactions between locations and the two treatment factors emphasized the importance of the siting of the experiment.The varieties difFered in their overall winter hardiness, with Bb 1430 and RvP suffering less tiller mortality than S22 and Grasslands Paroa in all the treatment combinations, but significant interactions of varieties with locations and cutting treatments revealed that the magnitude of the difference between varieties varied with location and cutting management. Regression analysis of these interactions, however, showed that the tiller mortality of all four varieties increased linearly with the increasing stresses applied by the location × management combinations. There was no differential variety recovery from winter kill, the spring yields being entirely related to the level of tiller mortality experienced.These results are discussed in relation to the breeding of winter hardy varieties, the choice of variety and autumn management practice.
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    The effect of silage chop length on the voluntary intake and rumination behaviour of sheep (1978)
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    Notes: Two experiments were conducted with sheep to investigate the effect of silage chop length on voluntary intake and eating and ruminating behaviour. The silages, made from Italian rye-grass, either received no additive or formic acid at a rate of 4 g kg−1 and were chopped to lengths of 5.3 cm (long), 1.8 cm (short) before ensiling or 1.8 cm (long/short) before feeding. The addition of the additive and short chopping improved the fermentation characteristics of the silage. Voluntary intake of silage dry matter and organic matter was higher with the short than with the long silage. Differences in silage digestibilities and cellulolytic activity did not explain the increase in silage intake. Sheep on the long silage had a lower rate of intake and a shorter ruminating time than on short silage, and thus the effective breakdown of the silage in the rumen was delayed, i.e. an increased latency time. Pseudo-rumination was significantly higher on the long than on the short silage.
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    A comparison of continuous grazing systems for milk production (1978)
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    Notes: In two experiments conducted with Ayrshire dairy cows in 1974 and 1975 on swards of S23 perennial ryegrass, four systems of continuous grazing were investigated. The leys received 345 and 370 kg ha-1 fertilizer nitrogen in 1974 and 1975 respectively and were stocked at the rate of five cows per ha. In 1974, a comparison was made between two systems which either integrated silage making with, or separated it from, the continuous grazing. The provision of a silage aftermath in late July increased milk yield after that time, but had no significant effect on milk yield over the 19-week experimental period. In 1975, a comparison between weekly and monthly applications of fertilizer N showed no significant differences between milk yields in a 20-week period. The feeding of supplementary concentrates from late July onwards significantly increased milk yield. The treatments in both years had only small and mainly non-significant effects on milk composition. On average, excluding the concentrate treatment, the annual output of milk was 10,800 kg ha-1 using spring-calved cows.
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    Editorial (1978)
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    Book reviews (1978)
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    Notes: Book reviewed in This Article: Green Crop Fractionation: an Economic Analysis by R. J. Wilkins, S. B. Heath, W. P. Roberts, P. R. Foxell and A. Windram.
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    H. IAN MOORE (1978)
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    Maize silage with a non-protein nitrogen additive as feed for autumn-calving cows (1978)
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    Notes: Maize silages made in October were fed to forty-three autumn-calving cows during a 20-week winter feeding trial. The control silage received no additive whereas a non-protein nitrogen (NPN) additive was applied to the other silage at harvest time. The four experimental feeding treatments were: A, maize silage + 6 kg d−1 barley; B, maize silage with NPN + 6 kg d−1 barley; C, maize silage + 5 kg d−1’barley + 1 kg d−1 extracted decorticated groundnut cake; D, maize silage with NPN. The mean daily milk yields of cows on the treatments were 14.7, 15.1, 15.3 and 15.0 kg respectively. All cows received maize silage ad libitum. There were no significant differences in milk yield but the milk produced by the cows on treatment D had significantly lower concentrations of milk fat, protein and solids-not-fat when compared to the other three treatments. The cows on treatment D had a negative liveweight change which was significantly different (P 〈 0.05) from those of the cows on treatments B and C.
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    Winter hardiness in Lolium multiflorum Lam. II. The effect of defoliation and nitrogen application as assessed by low temperature response in a controlled environment (1978)
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    Notes: The effect of defoliation and nitrogen application on the cold tolerance of four varieties of Italian ryegrass was assessed using controlled environment chambers. Both defoliation and nitrogen fertilizer markedly reduced overall cold tolerance and this closely matched changes in winter hardiness induced by similar treatments applied to the same varieties in a field experiment. However, the relative response of individual varieties differed from that found under field conditions. Thus, RvP showed high levels of tolerance to low temperatures in the controlled environments and was also winter-hardy under field tests; by contrast Bb 1430, although previously shown to be winter hardy in the field, exhibited low tolerance of cold stress in growth chambers. Thus, results obtained in controlled environment tests cannot be entirely equated to winter hardiness in the field.Water-soluble carbohydrate (WSC) levels were reduced by both defoliation and nitrogen application and there were significant overall differences between varieties. It was not possible, however, to detect any clear relationship between these differences in WSC levels and cold tolerance.The significance of these results in relation to the use of controlled environment chambers for selecting for improved winter hardiness is discussed.
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    The Follies of Conservation (1978)
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    Comparison of two in vitro procedures using rumen liquor-pepsin or pepsin-cellulase for prediction of forage digestibility (1978)
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    Notes: Seventy-three samples of grass and legume herbage of known in vivo digestibility were used to compare an in vitro procedure comprising incubation with pepsin followed by cellulase (Jones and Hayward, 1975) with the Tilley and Terry (1963) procedure using rumen liquor followed by pepsin. The results obtained using the pepsin-cellulase method proved to be highly repeatable. On the basis of the residual standard deviation of the regression of in vivo dry matter digestibility (DMD) on dry matter digested in vitro (g/100 g DM), the pepsin-cellulase method was shown to be only slightly less accurate than the rumen liquor-pepsin method for combinations of both primary growth and regrowth of grasses (r.s.d. ±1.80 and ±1.46 respectively). However, the pepsin-cellulase method was noticeably less accurate than the rumen liquor-pepsin method when used on legume herbages (r.s.d. ±3.17 and ±1.91) or on grass and legume herbages combined (r.s.d. ±3.80 and ±1.60). For the rumen liquor-pepsin method one regression equation predicting DMD having the form, Y= 1.02 X− 0.41, was permissible. For the pepsin-cellulase method separate regression equations were necessary for grasses (species and growth stages combined) having the form, Y = 0.56 X+ 34.7, and for each legume species. It was concluded that the pepsin cellulase method was of value for grass samples, and, within species, for legumes because of its accuracy and precision and its speed and convenience relative to the rumen liquor-pepsin procedure; however, for legume species combined, and presumably for grass-legume mixtures, it was not sufficiently accurate.
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    An evaluation of a high-quality grass silage for milk production (1978)
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    Notes: Forty British Friesian cows with a mean calving date of 28 January were used in a randomized block design experiment to evaluate a high-quality grass silage for milk production. The high-quality silage was made from two consecutive cuts of a perennial ryegrass sward after regrowth intervals of 37 days, wilted to 51% dry matter, finely chopped and ensiled using 2.2 1 t-1 (0.5 gallons per ton) of formic acid. The resulting silage had a dry matter digestibility of 72.9% and was fed ad libitum with 3.8 kg (8.4 lb) concentrates as a supplement. A medium-quality grass silage, of lower digestibility and dry matter content (70.0 and 25.4% respectively), was also fed ad libitum in addition to either 3.8, 5.7 or 7.6 kg (8.4, 12.5 or 16.7 lb) concentrates. The feeding treatments were commenced immediately after calving and were terminated on 9 April giving a mean period of 72 d on the treatments. Over the experimental period the animals on the high-quality silage consumed 15% more silage dry matter and produced 8% more milk that those on the medium-quality silage with the same level of concentrate supplementation. From the results it was estimated that 1.9 kg (4.3 lb) of additional concentrates would be required with the medium-quality silage to give an equivalent milk output to that achieved with the high-quality silage. Milk composition, liveweight change, ration digestibility and nitrogen balance data are also presented.
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    The effects of dalapon and stocking rate on the species composition and animal productivity of a sown sward (1978)
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    Notes: Dalapon (2.8 kg ha×1) was applied in July, either annually or biennially, to a sown sward that contained about 50%Lolium perenne measured on a ground cover basis. The sward was grazed with young beef animals at three stocking rates throughout the 4 years of the experiment.In unsprayed plots, the proportion of L. perenne declined to less than 20% (30, 14 and 16% on high, medium and low stocking rates respectively). Lolium perenne was replaced largely by Holcus lanatus and Poa spp. Annual applications of dalapon checked the decline in L. perenne. After 4 years of annual treatment with dalapon, 44%L. perenne was present on heavily stocked plots, 41% on medium stocked plots and 26% on lightly stocked plots. Biennial applications of dalapon had slightly less effect on the proportion of L. perenne. The proportion of Trifolium repens in the sward was affected by dalapon and stocking rate in much the same way as that of L. perenne.Monthly cattle weights showed that dalapon caused a slight check to individual animal performance in the month after spraying, but total liveweight gain per unit area was not significantly affected. Increasing stocking rates were inversely related to performance per animal and directly related to output per unit area. Dalapon × stocking rate interactions were generally non-significant. There was a slight tendency for higher animal gains to be associated with higher proportions of L. perenne, but this only held for the first half of the growing season. Mean maximum liveweight gain of about 1000 kg ha−1 was achieved in 1974, by which time the proportion of Holcus lanatus had risen to a mean value of nearly 40%. The value of indigenous grasses for summer beef production is discussed.
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    Optimum time of combine harvesting for amenity grasses grown for seed (1978)
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    Notes: The relationships between, and changes in moisture content, 1000-seed weight, germination percentage and seed yield were determined from anthesis onwards in ten amenity grasses in 1975. These relationships were used to indicate the optimum date for combine harvesting and to give some indication of the consequences which follow if harvest was not carried out at this stage.In all species seed moisture content declined, and 1000-seed weight and germination increased to a maximum value, during ripening.
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    Book review (1978)
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    Notes: Book reviewed in This Article: Introduction to Physiological Ecology by P. Bannister
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    Notes: Book review in This Articles: Plant Proteins Edited by G. Norton
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    A. low-cost, communal grazing design for preliminary evaluation of grazing systems (1978)
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    Notes: A field design using a decagonal geometric shape is described which enables twenty small plots, each 0.08 ha in size, to be evaluated under communal grazing condilions. The decagonal design was compared with a conventional design using botanical composition and plant density as discriminating parameters. The results showed that communal grazing in the decagonal design gave similar botanical composition and plant density as the conventional design. Since less materials per treatment were used in the decagonal design, it offers a means of minimizing costs in preliminary screening experiments. However, since animal production cannot be monitored under communal grazing the most successful treatments would have to be further evaluated using the conventional approach.
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    A comparison of methods of recovering oesophageal extrusa from grazing sheep (1978)
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    Notes: Extrusa samples were collected from two groups of oesophageally fistulated sheep grazing together. One group had foam plastic oesophageal plugs fitted below the fistula to assist in the complete collection of extrusa; the second group grazed without plugs. The extrusa were collected in four periods chosen to cover as wide a range of herbage conditions as possible varying from herbage with a high proportion of green leaves to predominantly dry material with a high proportion of dead leaves and stems. The plant components of the extrusa were determined and there was no evidence that stems or any other plant component preferentially by-pass the fistula in grazing sheep. It was concluded that it is not necessary to insert foam plastic plugs in the oesophagus of grazing sheep to obtain representative samples of ingested herbage.
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    Effects of season and level of grazing on the utilization of heather by sheep 1. Responses of the sward (1978)
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    Notes: The effects of sheep grazing on the development and production of heather swards were studied over a period of 3 years in an experiment in which sheep numbers were adjusted to remove 0, 40% or 80% by weight of the current season's shoots in summer and in autumn.The number of shoots grazed increased with the level of grazing but not in direct proportion. The length of shoot grazed was greater at the 80% level of grazing. Heavy autumn grazing was associated with frequent uprooting and breaking off of shoots and with a high incidence of shoots grazed down to the previous season's wood. The siting of new season's shoots was influenced by the amount of shoot length grazed in the previous season. Grazing behaviour of sheep within a plot was affected by variation in heather cover with the sheep showing a tendency to graze near bare areas.After 3 years of grazing, standing crop was reduced by both levels of grazing whether in summer or autumn. New shoot production was unaffected on plots which had had the 40% level of shoot removal but was reduced by half on plots which had had the 80% level of shoot removal whether in summer or autumn.A clipping experiment was also carried out where 0, 40% or 80% of the length of current shoots was removed in May, early July and Septeinber. Standing crop was unaffected by May clipping but was reduced on plants with a history of 80% shoot removal in July or September. New shoot production was only reduced on clipped plants which had been subjected to 80% removal in September.The role of overwintering green shoots and carbohydrate reserves in the support of new shoot growth was considered.The implications of the results in relation to heather management are discussed.
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    The influence of vernalization on response to nitrogen of perennial ryegrass (1978)
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    Notes: Vernalized and unvernalized perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne cv. Gremie) tillers planted in microplots in a glasshouse in April 1974 and 1975 were exposed to natural daylength thus inducing vernalized plants to produce reproductive, and unvernalized plants vegetative growth. Nitrogen was applied at 0–30 g m−2 (to 24 g m−2 in 1975) to both types of herbage. At the first defoliation in each year yields from vernalized grass were greater than those from unvernalized grass; subsequently differences were minimal or reversed. Vernalization had no significant effect (P 〉 0.05) on total yields over four defoliations in either year.Apart from the first cut in 1974 nitrogen application increased dry matter yields of both types of herbage. Tiller numbers were usually increased by the lowest level of nitrogen application but at higher levels the effect was variable.There was no evidence of an interaction effect of level of nitrogen application and vernalization on dry matter yields.
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    The effects of nutrient supply on flowering and seed production in Poa annua (1978)
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    Notes: The effect of nutrient concentration on the reproductive development and seed yield of Poa annua was examined in a sand culture experiment. The nutrient concentration during the initial vegetative stage did not affect the time taken for double ridge formation by the main shoot but did influence the subsequent development of the inflorescence as did the post-initiation level of nutrients. At low nutrient levels flowering was inhibited in some individuals but at the higher concentrations inflorescence emergence was hastened, inflorescence size was increased and, in particular, the number of spikelets and hence the number of seeds per inflorescence was greatly increased. The mean weight of 100 seeds was unaffected by the nutrient concentration. The number of reproductive tillers per plant was increased by high nutrient supply but the proportion of dry weight allocated to root development was reduced.
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    Dalapon resistance at an early seedling stage in Lolium perenne (1978)
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    Notes: The inhibitory effect of the herbicide dalapon on germination and shoot elongation was evaluated in two perennial ryegrass cultivars, Melino RvP and Cropper. These cultivars had been shown to be dalapon resistant and susceptible, respectively, in a previous comparison of 14-week-old plants.Dalapon (10-2 and 10-3 m) significantly reduced rates of germination and shoot elongation to the same extent in both cultivars.It is suggested that the effects of dalapon on germination and shoot elongation during the first 9 days of development are not indicative of levels of resistance in more mature plants.
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    Antimicrobial effects of mineral acids, organic acids, salts and sterilizing agents in relation to their potential as silage additives (1978)
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    Notes: Mineral acids, organic acids, salts and sterilizing agents were tested against a range of microorganisms at pH 4, 5 and 6. The antimicrobial spectra obtained revealed that hydrochloric, orthophosphoric, sulphuric and glycollic acids have no specific antimicrobial properties and merely function as acidifying agents. Acrylic acid, sulphamic acid and sodium formaldehyde bisulphite would apparently encourage a lactic acid-type fermentation by suppressing the growth of butyric acid-producing microorganisms. Chlorine dioxide and sodium metabisulphite are both antibacterial and of potential value for restricting silage fermentation Ammonium isobutyrate might find application in the production of a conventional fermented silage which is stable on exposure to air; it would appear particularly suited to silage made from wilted material. Sodium chloride apparently had no potential as a silage additive.
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    Notes: Book Reviewed in this Article: Good According to Whom?Morris Milgram, Good Neighborhood: RerunsRobert Halvorsen, Econometric Models of U.S. Energy Demand. Lexington, Mass.: Soft Technologies, Hard SellAmory B. Lovins, Soft Energy Paths: Quantification GameR. K. Jain, L. V. Urban, and G. S. Stacey, Environmental Impact Analysis: Laborious CalculationsO d e John McDiarmid, Unskilled Labor for Development: Intraurban RelationshipsKeith S. O. Beavon, Central Place Theory: Everything You'd Want to KnowLillian Deitch, David Weinstein, et al., Prepaid Legal Services: Useful ExperiencesA. J. Brown and E. M. Burrows, Regional Economic Problems: Government Policy and the MarketA. J. Harrison, Economics and Land Use Planning. New York: Playing for KeepsJames F. Murphy and Dennis R. Howard, Delivery of Community Leisure Services: Innovation DiffusionRobert K. Yin, Karen A. Heald, and Mary E. Vogel, Tinkering with the System: Briefer Mention Cautious Optimism Eric Ashby, Reconciling Man with the Environment. King Coal Curtis E. Harvey, The Economics of Kentucky Coal.
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    A Two-Sector Cross-Section Econometric Model of the 1970 Housing Stock (1978)
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    Notes: Book Reviewed in this Article: Vox PopuliJohn C. Pierce and Harvey R. Doerksen, eds., Water Politics and Public Involvement. Ann Arbor, Mich.: New Topic for Political ScientistsJames E. Anderson, ed., Economic Regulatory Policies. Carbondale, III.: The Collegiate Cookie JarWalter I. Garms, Financing Community Colleges. New York: The Local FiscJames C. Snyder, Fiscal Management and Planning in Local Government Lexington, Mass.: Unsuccessful ReignHarry Edward Berndt, New Rulers in the Ghetto: Race and ResidenceDavid H. McKay, Housing and Race in Industrial Society: What Ails UsKenneth E. F. Watt et al., The Unsteady State: The Effects of IndexingHenry J. Aaron, ed., Inflation and the Income Tax. Washington, D.C.: Mood of GloomE. J. Mishan, The Economic Growth Debate: An Assessment, London: Development in DixieLeonard F. Wheat, Urban Growth in the Nonmetro politan South. Lexington, Mass.: The Cost of Getting ThereAlan Abouchar, Transportation Economics and Public Policy: With Urban Extensions. New York:
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    A Synthesis of Two Methods of Estimating Regional Sector Multipliers (1978)
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    Forecasting Regional Demand for Heating Fuel (1978)
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    Population Redistribution, 1965–75 (1978)
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    Purchasing Patterns and the Regional Trade Multiplier (1978)
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    Analysis of a Commuter Carpooling Survey (1978)
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    Notes: Book Reviewed in this Article: AgriblundersWendell Berry, The Unsettling of America: Culture & agriculture. San Francisco: Public Control of Private InterestT. A. Broadbent, Planning and Profit in the Urban Economy. London: Suburban StylesDavid Popenoe, The Suburban Environment: Dwelling DilemmaMary E. Brooks, Housing Equity and Environmental Protection: The Next GenerationDaniel R. Mandelker, Environmental and Land Controls Legislation. Indianapolis: Sino-synergeticsJon Sigurdson, Rural Industrialization in China. Cambridge, Mass.: The Overgoverned SocietySvetozar Pejovich, ed., Government Controls and the Free Market:
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    Aging of Population and Housing A New Perspective on Planning for More Balanced Metropolitan Growth (1978)
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    A Neoclassical Model Evaluating Large - Scale Investment Impacts on the Regional Economy (1978)
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    Regional Intervention in Canada and the Evolution of Growth Center Strategies: Comment (1978)
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    Notes: The editors invite readers' comments on and contributions to this section. Meetings announcements, calls for papers, and news of other current happenings pertinent to regional development should be sent to the Grapevine Editor, Growth and Change, 644 Maxwelton Court, University of Kentucky, Lexington 40506. Appropriate items will be included if they reach us 30 days in advance of the month of publication.
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    Book Reviews (1978)
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    Notes: Book Reviewed in this Article: Preaching to the PagansGary S. Becker, The Economic Approach fo Human Behavior. Chicago: Nuclear Time BombRalph Nader and John Abbotts, The Menace of Atomic Energy. New York: Castles in the AirGillian Darley, Villages of Vision. London: Planning Divorced from ImplementationGideon Golany, New-To wn Planning: Old StoryBarbara Bolling Manard, Ralph E. Woehle, and James M. Heilman, Better Homes for the Old. Lexington, Mass.: Moving on UpGene B. Peterson, Laure M. Sharp, and Thomas F. Drury, Southern Newcomers to Northern Cities: Bucolic BluesRobert 0. Coppedge and Carlton G. Davis, eds., Rural Poverty and the Policy Crisis. Ames: Not for Planners OnlyRichard S. Baxter, Computer and Statistical Techniques for Planners. London: Problems and PrescriptionsWilliam Whipple, Jr., Planning of Water Quality Systems. Lexington, Mass.: Preventing Wastewater WasteRoger E. Kasperson and Jeanne X. Kasperson, eds., Water Re-Use and the Cities. Hanover, N.H.: A Novel Emphasis on WealthBrian Motley, Money, Income and Wealth: Briefer MentionYou Think You've Got It Bad Carroll M. Brodsky, The Harassed Worker. Lexington, Mass.:
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    DUALISTIC SPATIAL EQUILIBRIUM AND TECHNICAL CHANGE (1978)
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    DEVELOPABLE AREA AND TRIP DISTRIBUTION IN RESIDENTIAL LOCATION: A DETROIT CASE STUDY (1978)
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    REGIONAL INCOME CONVERGENCE/DIVERGENCE AGAIN (1978)
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    BOOK REVIEWS (1978)
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    Notes: Book reviewed in this article: Land Use: Ongoing Development in the North Central Region, by William A. Huemoeller, Kenneth J. Nickol, Earl 0. Heady, and Brent W. Spaulding The Mature Metropolis, by Charles L. Leven (ed.). The Urban Costs of Climate Modification, edited by Terry A. Ferrar. Resources, Environment and Economics, by Robert U. Ayres.
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    CHANGES OF INVESTMENTS IN PUBLICLY OWNED SOCIAL OVERHEAD CAPITAL IN CONNECTION WITH LABOR MIGRATION (1978)
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    EXPENDITURE DIFFUSION IN CENTRAL PLACE HIERARCHIES: REGIONAL POLICY AND PLANNING ASPECTS (1978)
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    SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS OF DISCRETE-TIME, AGE-DISAGGREGATED INTERREGIONAL POPULATION SYSTEMS (1978)
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    A REEXAMINATION OF SOME ASPECTS OF VON THÜNEN'S MODEL OF SPATIAL LOCATION (1978)
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    DUALISM, CAPITAL-LABOR RATIOS AND THE REGIONS OF THE U.S. (1978)
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    AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF PUBLIC HOUSING IN SMALL CITIES (1978)
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    DYNAMIC MULTIPLIERS: A NOTE ON THE GENERALIZATION TO MANY LAGS (1978)
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    SELECTED TITLES FROM CURRENT JOURNALS (1978)
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    AN INTERREGIONAL INPUT-OUTPUT APPROACH TO THE EVALUATION OF NONSURVEY METHODS (1978)
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    THE EFFECTS OF FEDERAL INCOME TAXATION AND INFLATION ON REGIONAL INCOME INEQUALITIES (1978)
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    AN ECONOMETRIC MODEL OF TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE AS A DETERMINANT OF INTRAURBAN LOCATION (1978)
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    DETERMINANTS OF MANUFACTURING PLANT LOCATION FOR NONMETROPOLITAN COMMUNITIES IN THE WEST NORTH CENTRAL REGION OF THE U.S. (1978)
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    BOOKS RECEIVED (1978)
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    SUBURBAN EMPLOYMENT AND ZONING: A GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM ANALYSIS (1978)
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