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Tables of Contents for Linking Research and Marketing Opportunities for Pulses in the 21st Century
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Contents
v
 
About the Conference
xi
 
Continuation of the IFLRC
xiii
 
R.J. Summerfield
F.J. Muehlbauer
Editorial Notes
xix
 
THE GLOBAL PICTURE
The Pulse Economy in the Mid 1990s: A Review of Global and Regional Developments
1
30
T.G. Kelley
P. Parthasarathy Rao
H Grisko-Kelley
Agricultural systems intensification and diversification through food legumes: technological and policy options
31
16
D.E. Byerlee
R. White
Trends in support for research and development of cool season food legumes in the developing countries
47
12
C.L.L. Gowda
M. Ali
W. Erskine
H. Halila
C. Johansen
I. Kusmenoglu
S.A. Mahmoud
B.A. Malik
M. Meskine
M.M. Rahman
R.P. Sapkota
X. Zong
Trends in support for research and development of cool season food legumes in the developed countries
59
8
R.M. Gareau
F. Muel
J. Lovett
REGIONAL REVIEWS
Region 1: North America
67
4
F.J. Muehlbauer
A.E. Slinkard
Region 2: South America
71
8
J.U. Tay
E. Penaloza
J.A. Morales
Production and uses of grain legumes in the European Union
79
20
B. Carrouee
G. Gent
R.J. Summerfield
Region 4:-Sub-Sahara Africa
99
8
G. Bejiga
Y. Degago
Region 5: Near East
107
8
M.H. Halila
N.I. Haddad
B. Sakr
I. Kusmenoglu
Region 6: Asia-Pacific: Meeting the Challenge
115
16
J.B. Brouwer
B. Sharma
B.A. Malik
G.D. Hill
Regional Review. The Australian scene
131
12
J. Hamblin
W. Hawthorne
M. Perry
RESEARCH TO MEET QUALITY DEMANDS OF THE MARKET
World and regional trade: quantity versus quality
143
12
R.O. Rees
R. Richards
F Faris
Processing and grain quality to meet market demands
155
12
U.Singh
P.C. Williams
D.S Petterson
Produce quality: bulk and niche market opportunities for food and feed
167
6
T. D. McGreevy
Produce quality of food legumes: genotype (G), environment (E) and (GxE) considerations
173
10
T. Nleya
A. Vandenberg
G. Araganosa
T. Warkentin
F.J. Muehlbauer
A.E. Slinkard
ENHANCING YIELD POTENTIAL AND QUALITY
Breeding for yield; the direct approach
183
8
A.E. Slinkard
M.B. Solh
A Vandenberg
Breeding for increased biomass and persistent crop residues in cool-season food legumes
191
8
W. Erskine
I. Kusmenoglu
F.J. Muehlbauer
R.J. Summerfield
Direct and indirect influences of morphological variations on diseases, yield and quality
199
22
A. Porta-Puglia
T.W. Bretag
J.B. Brouwer
M.P. Haware
S.A. Khalil
MARKETING OPPORTUNITIES-REGIONAL TRENDS IN THE SUPPLY AND DEMAND FOR PULSES
Market Demands and Research Opportunities: addressing the supply/demand gap for pulses
221
14
J.V. Lovett
G.P. Gent
The impact of production from the Indian sub-continent on world trade in pulses
235
2
B. Kothari
Impact of Turkish marketing policies on world trade in pulses
237
6
A. Bayaner
V. Uzunlu
Trends in pulse crop diversification in western Canada and effects on world trade
243
8
R. McVicar
A.E. Slinkard
A. Vandenberg
B. Clancey
Relations between demand and production of edible pulses for food and feed in China
251
6
Zuo Mengxiao
ADAPTATION TO THE ENVIRONMENT
Opportunities for improved adaptation via further domestication
257
8
G. Ladizinsky
J. Smartt
Using models to assess the value of traits of food legumes from a cropping systems perspective
265
14
M.J. Robertson
P.S. Carberry
G.C. Wright
D.P. Singh
Autumn sowing of lentil in the Mediterranean highlands: Lessons for chickpea
279
10
J.D.H. Keatinge
R.J. Summerfield
I. Kusmenoglu
M.H. Halila
Adaptation of chickpea and faba bean to Australia
289
16
K.H.M. Siddique
R.B. Brinsmead
R. Knight
E.J. Knights
J.G. Paull
I.A. Rose
MARKETING OPPORTUNITIES-REGIONAL TRENDS IN THE SUPPLY AND DEMAND FOR PULSES
Innovations in processing and marketing: lessons from the vertical integration of the U.S. soyabean industry
305
6
C. Lockwood Marine
Opportunities for pulses in foods and non-food industrial processes by fractionation
311
12
Z.Czuchajowska
FARMING SYSTEMS AND MANAGEMENT
The role of legumes in sustainable cereal production in rainfed areas
323
12
M. Pala
E. Armstrong
C. Johansen
Nitrogen nutrition of legume crops and interactions with water
335
12
P.J. Gregory
J. Wery
D.F. Herridge
W. Bowden
N. Fettell
Effects of reduced tillage on food legume productivity
347
8
H. Marcellos
R. C. Dalal
W. L. Felton
Towards the more efficient use of water and nutrients in food legume cropping
355
14
Masood Ali
R. Dahan
P. Mishra
N.P. Saxena
Lathyrus sativus: a crop for harsh environments
369
6
M.A. Malek
Ali Afzal
M.M. Rahman
A.B.M. Salahuddin
When and where will vetches have an impact as grain legumes?
375
10
C.M. Francis
D. Enneking
A M Abd El Moneim
BIOTECHNOLOGICAL INTERVENTIONS
Impact of biotechnological interventions on productivity and product quality
385
4
H.J. Jacobsen
G. Ramsay
Gene technology for improved weed, insect, and disease control and for seed protein quality
389
8
H.E. Schroeder
J.E. Barton
L.M. Tabe
L. Molvig
J.E. Grant
M. Jones
T.J.V. Higgins
How similar are the genomes of the cool season food legumes?
397
14
N.F. Weeden
T.H.N. Ellis
G.M. Timmerman-Vaughan
C.J. Simon
A.M. Torres
B. Wolko
Wide crossing: opportunities and progress
411
10
B. Ocampo
C. Conicella
J. P. Moss
Marker technology for plant breeding
421
8
M. Baum
N.F. Weeden
F.J. Muehlbauer
G. Kahl
S.M. Udupa
I. Eujay
F. Weigand
M. Harrabi
Z. Bouznad
Tissue culture and protoplast fusion of cool-season pulses: pea (Pisum savitum L) and chickpea (Cicer arietinum L)
429
8
E.C.K. Pang
J.S. Croser
K.T. Imberger
J.S. McCutchan
P.W.J. Taylor
INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT
Foliar Diseases of Cool Season Food Legumes and Their Control
437
20
W.J. Kaiser
M.D. Ramsey
K.M. Makkouk
T.W. Bretag
N. Acikgoz
J. Kumar
F.W. Nutter, Jr.
Soilborne diseases and their control
457
10
J.M. Kraft
M.P. Haware
H. Halila
M. Sweetingham
B Bayaa
Opportunities for integrated management of insect pests of grain legumes
467
14
S.L. Clement
J.A. Wightman
D.C. Hardie
P. Bailey
G. Baker
G. McDonald
Integrated weed managment for food legumes and lupins
481
10
F. L. Young
J. Matthews
A. Al-Menoufi
J. Sauerborn
A.H. Pieterse
M. Kharat
Integrated control of nematodes of cool season food legumes
491
16
J.P. Thompson
N. Greco
R. Eastwood
S.B. Sharma
M. Scurrah
MARKETING OPPORTUNITIES-NEW MARKET USES FOR PULSES
Potential for Pulses in Aquaculture Systems
507
10
G.L. Allan
Potential and challenges in the marketing of lupins for foor and feed
517
4
K. Swan
The use of pulses in Japan
521
4
T. Takabatake
The use of pulses for feed in Australia
525
6
T. Edwards
The role of pulses in the Asian livestock industry
531
10
R. Treadwell
LESSONS FROM LUPINS
Lupin breeding in Australia
541
8
W.A. Cowling
J.S. Gladstones
Development of lupins as a crop in Australia
549
12
P. Nelson
W.A.Hawthorne
Lupinus albus as a European crop
561
8
N. Harzic
I Shield
C. Huyghe
G. Milford
The potential of Lupinus mutabilis as a crop
569
6
P.D.S. Caligari
P. Romer
M.A. Rahim
C. Huyghe
J. Neves-Martins
E.J. Sawicka-Sienkiewicz
Research that overcame the impediments to production and marketing of lupins in Western Australia
575
14
D.S. Petterson
R.S. Coffey
M.A. Sweetingham
J.G. Allen
GERMPLASM AND BIODIVERSITY
Are our germplasm collections museum items?
589
14
N. Maxted
W. Erskine
L.D. Robertson
A.N. Asthana
Cicer spp: Conserved resources, priorities for collection and future prospects
603
10
R.S. Malhotra
R.P.S. Pundir
W.J. Kaiser
Lens spp: Conserved resources, priorities for collection and future prospects
613
8
M.Ferguson
Lens spp: Conserved resources in India
621
2
B. Sharma
Vicia spp: Conserved resources, priorities for collection and future prospects
623
12
L.D. Robertson
M. Sadiki
R. Matic
Lang Li-juan
Lupinus spp: conserved resources, priorities for collection and future prospects
635
10
W.K. Swiecicki
B.J. Buirchell
W.A. Cowling
Lathyrus spp: Conserved resources, priorities for collection and future prospects
645
10
A. Sarker
L.D. Robertson
C.G. Campbell
NUTRITIONAL VALUE IN FOOD AND FEED
Food legumes in human nutrition
655
6
G.H. McIntosh
D.L. Topping
Chemical and physical factors influencing the nutritional value and subsequent utilisation of food legumes by livestock
661
10
R.J van Barneveld
A.C. Edwards
J Huisman
Towards the elimination of anti-nutritional factors in grain legumes
671
14
D. Enneking
M. Wink
New technologies for toxin analyses in food legumes
685
8
P.C.H. Eichinger
N. Rothnie
I Delaere
M.E. Tate
Evidence of gains in nutritional quality in Lathyrus sativus
693
10
S.L. Mehta
A.M. Abd El Moneim
Conference summaries
A Slinkard
699
4
R Rees
703