The Soil–Root Interface

Content: 
Inside Front Cover, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
PARTICIPANTS, Pages v-ix
FOREWORD, Pages xi-xiii, J.L. Harley, R. Scott Russell
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Page xiv
NOTE ON TERMINOLOGY: ORIGIN, NATURE AND NOMENCLATURE OF THE ORGANIC MATERIALS IN THE RHIZOSPHERE, Pages 1-4, A.D. ROVIRA, R.C. FOSTER, J.K. MARTIN
GROWTH REQUIREMENTS FOR NUTRIENTS IN RELATION TO DEMAND AT THE ROOT SURFACE, Pages 5-20, STANLEY A. BARBER
PROPERTIES OF ROOTS WHICH INFLUENCE RATES OF ABSORPTION, Pages 21-38, M.C. DREW
SOIL PROPERTIES CONTROLLING THE SUPPLY OF NUTRIENTS TO THE ROOT SURFACE, Pages 39-49, P.H. NYE
LIMITATIONS TO CURRENT MODELS DESCRIBING WATER UPTAKE BY PLANT ROOT SYSTEMS, Pages 51-65, BETTY KLEPPER, H.M. TAYLOR
AN ELECTRON PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDY OF THE UPTAKE OF Mn (II) AND Cu (II) BY WHEAT ROOTS, Pages 67-82, B.A. GOODMAN, D.J. LINEHAN
THE PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY OF THE SOIL-ROOT INTERFACE: SOME COMMENTS, Pages 83-98, D.J. GREENLAND
WATER POTENTIAL GRADIENTS AND RESISTANCES OF A SOIL-ROOT SYSTEM MEASURED WITH THE ROOT AND SOIL PSYCHROMETER, Pages 99-113, H.B. SO
THE EFFECT OF ORGANIC ROOT PRODUCTS ON THE AVAILABILITY OF PHOSPHORUS TO PLANTS, Pages 115-124, D.G. KEPERT, A.D. ROBSON, A.M. POSNER
MODIFICATIONS TO MECHANICAL AND MINERALOGICAL COMPOSITION OF SOIL WITHIN THE RHIZOSPHERE, Pages 125-136, A.N. SARKAR, D.A. JENKINS, R.G. WYN JONES
OVERESTIMATE OF N2-FIXATION IN THE RHIZOSPHERE BY THE ACETYLENE REDUCTION METHOD, Pages 137-144, J.F. WITTY
BIOLOGY OF THE SOIL-ROOT INTERFACE, Pages 145-160, A.D. ROVIRA
ROOT MICROORGANISMS IN MIXTURES AND MONOCULTURES OF GRASSLAND PLANTS, Pages 161-173, E.I. NEWMAN, R. CAMPBELL, P. CHRISTIE, ALISON J. HEAP, R.A. LAWLEY
RESPONSE OF NONLEGUMINOUS PLANTS TO ROOT INOCULATION WITH FREE LIVING DIAZOTROPHIC BACTERIA, Pages 175-182, MURRAY H. GASKINS, DAVID H. HUBBELL
ESTIMATING CARBON TRANSFERS IN THE PLANT RHIZOSPHERE, Pages 183-196, F.R. WAREMBOURG, G. BILLES
ECOPHYSIOLOGY OF VESICULAR-ARBUSCULAR MYCORRHIZA IN THE TROPICS, Pages 197-209, M. MOAWAD
EFFECTS OF SOIL MOISTURE ON V/A MYCORRHIZA FORMATION AND ROOT DEVELOPMENT IN MEDICAGO, Pages 211-219, C.P.P. REID, G.D. BOWEN
THE INFLUENCE OF AMOEBAE ON THE UPTAKE OF NITROGEN BY PLANTS IN GNOTOBIOTIC SOIL, Pages 221-229, E.T. ELLIOTT, D.C. COLEMAN, C.V. COLE
PHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY AND PHOSPHORUS AVAILABILITY IN THE RHIZOSPHERE OF CORN ROOTS, Pages 231-242, G. BOERO, S. THIEN
INFLUENCE OF TILLAGE AND RESIDUES ON WHEAT ROOT MICROFLORA AND ROOT COLONIZATION BY NITROGEN-FIXING BACTERIA, Pages 243-258, L.F. ELLIOTT, C.M. GILMOUR, V.L. COCHRAN, C. COLEY, D. BENNETT
THE ROOT-SOIL INTERFACE AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE FOR FRUIT TREE ROOTS OF DIFFERENT AGES, Pages 259-271, D. ATKINSON, SANDRA A. WILSON
A PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEW OF MICROSCOPIC PROCESSES AT THE ROOT-SOIL INTERFACE, Pages 273-274, MORRIS G. HUCK
THE HYDRAULIC RESISTANCE OF THE SOIL-ROOT INTERFACE — A CAUSE OF WATER STRESS IN PLANTS, Pages 275-286, P.E. WEATHERLEY
CORN AND COTTON ROOT GROWTH IN RESPONSE TO OSMOTIC POTENTIAL AND OXYGEN AND NITRATE CONCENTRATIONS IN NUTRIENT SOLUTIONS, Pages 287-299, B. BAR-YOSEF, J.R. LAMBERT
THE SOIL-ROOT INTERFACE IN RELATION TO DISEASE, Pages 301-313, S.D. GARRETT
EFFECT OF PHYSICAL FACTORS, HOST RESISTANCE AND FUNGICIDES ON ROOT INFECTION AT THE SOIL-ROOT INTERFACE, Pages 315-328, GEORGE A. ZENTMYER
WHEAT RHIZOSPHERE pH AND THE BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF TAKE-ALL, Pages 329-338, RICHARD W. SMILEY
SYSTEMIC ACTIVITY OF OXAMYL TO MELOIDOGYNE JAVANICA AT THE ROOT SURFACE OF TOMATO PLANTS, Pages 339-349, R.A. ATILANO, S.D. VAN GUNDY
THE INTERFACE IN RELATION TO ROOT FUNCTION AND GROWTH, Pages 351-367, J.F. LONERAGAN
MEASUREMENT OF ROOTING PATTERNS FOR DETERMINATE AND INDETERMINATE SOYBEAN GENOTYPES WITH A FIBER-OPTIC SCOPE, Pages 369-379, J.L. SANDERS, D.A. BROWN
CALCULATION OF THE ROOT DENSITY REQUIRED FOR GROWTH IN SOILS OF DIFFERENT P-STATUS, Pages 381-390, M. VAN NOORDWIJK, P. DE WILLIGEN
LOCALIZED STIMULATION OF ROOT GROWTH AND PHOSPHATE UPTAKE IN ZEA MAYS L. RESULTING FROM RESTRICTED PHOSPHATE SUPPLY, Pages 391-403, A. DE JAGER
FINE REGULATION OF IRON UPTAKE BY THE Fe-EFFICIENT PLANT HELIANTHUS ANNUUS, Pages 405-417, V. RÖMHELD, H. MARSCHNER
1. - EFFECT OF NO−3 CONCENTRATION IN SOLUTION ON RATE OF UPTAKE BY LOLIUM PERENNE, Page 419, C.R. CLEMENT, M.J. HOPPER, L.H.P. JONES
2. - SOIL WATER STRESS AND AIR HUMIDITY EFFECTS ON THE ROOT SYSTEM OF SORGHUM, Pages 419-420, GONZALO CRUZ-ROMERO, CARLOS RAMOS
3. - EFFECTS OF CALCIUM, PHOSPHORUS AND POTASSIUM ON MYCORRHIZAL PLANTS, Pages 420-421, MELVIN J. DAFT
4. - THE ROLE OF ABSCISIC ACID IN THE METABOLISM OF PLANT ROOTS, Page 421, P.C. DEKOCK
5. - EFFECT OF IRRIGATION FREQUENCY, AND WATER SALINITY AND QUANTITY ON ROOT WATER UPTAKE DISTRIBUTION AND LEAF WATER POTENTIALS OF ALFALFA, Pages 421-422, CHRISTIAAN DIRKSEN, MICHAEL J. HUBER
6. - A KINETIC MODEL FOR THE NET FLUX OF DIFFERENT NITROGEN FORMS INTO GROWING TOMATO PLANTS, Page 422, S.E-D.A. FAIZY
7. - NEMATODES AND MICROFLORA IN THE ROOT RHIZOSPHERE OF FOUR DESERT SHRUBS, Page 423, DIANA W. FRECKMAN, R. MANKAU
8. - ADAPTIVE RESPONSES OF PLANT ROOT SYSTEMS TO NUTRIENT STRESS, Page 424, A.L. FLEMING
9. - PHOSPHATE CONTENT IN RHIZOCYLINDER AND BULK SOIL RESPECTIVELY AS INDICATED BY SOIL TEST EXTRACTION METHODS, Pages 424-425, A. JUNGK, L. HENDRIKS
10. - WATER RELATIONS OF WHEAT ALTERNATED BETWEEN TWO ROOT TEMPERATURES, Pages 425-426, M.B. KIRKHAM
11. - SIMULATION OF SOIL-ROOT INTERACTIONS, Pages 426-427, JERRY R. LAMBERT, DONALD N. BAKER
12. - SOME FACTORS WHICH INFLUENCE THE ACCUMULATION AND ACTION OF MICROBIAL METABOLITES AROUND SEEDS AND ROOTS, Page 427, J.M. LYNCH
13. - THE IMPORTANCE OF ROOTING IN THE NUTRITION OF CROPS, Page 428, CLAUDE MAERTENS
14. - ROLE OF THE RHIZOSPHERE IN UTILIZATION OF INORGANIC IRON-III-COMPOUNDS BY CORN PLANTS, Pages 428-429, H. MARSCHNER, S. AZARABADI
15. - IS THE EFFICIENCY OF NUTRIENT UPTAKE GENETICALLY CONTROLLED?, Page 429, NIELS ERIK NIELSEN
16. - COMBINED EFFECT OF LINEAR AND NON-LINEAR TRANSPORT RATES ON SOLUTE UPTAKE INTO BIOLOGICAL TISSUES, Pages 429-430, J.J. OERTLI
17. - SOME EFFECTS OF SOIL WATER CONDITIONS ON THE ROOT GROWTH OF GRASS IN THE PEAT MUCK SOIL, Pages 430-431, WENANTY OLSZTA
18. - MASS FLOW TRANSPORT TOWARDS THE ROOT SYSTEMS OF TWO FOREST ECOSYSTEMS IN RELATION TO THE UPTAKE BY THE ABOVE GROUND TREE PARTS, Page 431, JÜRGEN PRENZEL
19. - DYNAMICS OF WATER CONDUCTANCE IN SORGHUM ROOTS, Pages 431-432, J.T. RITCHIE, W.S. MEYER
20. - THE EFFECT OF INOCULUM DENSITY ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF VESICULAR-ARBUSCULAR MYCORRHIZAS OF CROP PLANTS, Page 432, F.E. SANDERS, L.E. REED
21. - INPUT AND TURNOVER OF ORGANIC MATTER IN ROOTS AND RHIZOSPHERE, Pages 432-433, D.R. SAUERBECK
22. - USE OF THE FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY TECHNIQUE TO IDENTIFY N2-FIXING BACTERIA AT THE ROOT INTERFACE IN TROPICAL GRASSES, Pages 433-434, S.C. SCHANK, REX L. SMITH, DAVID A. ZUBERER
23. - INFLUENCE OF SHORT-TERM OXYGEN STRESS UPON THE TRANSLOCATION OF ZINC IN NAVY BEANS (PHASEOLUS VULGARIS, L.), Page 434, A.J.M. SMUCKER, B.D. KENEZEK, G.R. HOOPER
24. - DENITRIFICATION AS RELATED TO POTASSIUM NUTRITION OF RYE GRASS AND MOISTURE CONTENT OF SOIL, Pages 434-435, GÜNTER TROLLDENIER
25. - EFFECT OF DRY SOIL CONDITIONS AROUND THE BASE OF LOLIUM PERENNE PLANTS, Page 435, ARTHUR TROUGHTON
26. - THE INFLUENCE OF NATURAL ORGANIC COMPLEXING AGENTS ON THE UPTAKE OF HEAVY METALS BY PLANTS, Page 436, MADELIJN MARQUENIE, VAN DER WERFF
27. - SIMULATION OF CHANGES IN NUTRIENT CONCENTRATIONS IN THE ROOT ENVIRONMENT. I. LONG TERM MODELS BASED ON EXPERIMENTS WITH GRAVEL CULTURE, Pages 436-437, F. VAN DORP, J. SINNAEVE, M.J. FRISSEL
28. - SIMULATION OF CHANGES IN NUTRIENT CONCENTRATIONS IN THE ROOT ENVIRONMENT. II. MODELS OF SHORT TERM CHANGES AROUND THE ROOTS, Pages 437-438, F. VAN DORP, J. SINNAEVE
29. - ROOT EXUDATES AND MICROBIAL GROWTH IN THE INTERFACE, Page 438, A.W.S.M. VAN EGERAAT
30. - MICROBIAL COLONIZATION OF ROOTS OF WHEAT SEEDLINGS, Pages 438-439, J.W.L. VAN VUURDE, B. SCHIPPERS
31. - SOIL ORGANIC MATTER AND ROOT SURFACE ENZYMES IN WINTER WHEAT, Pages 439-440, D. VAUGHAN
32. - CATION ACCUMULATION BY GLYCINE MAX. (L) MERR. AS RELATED TO MATURITY STAGES, Page 440, JEAN VINCENT, J.E. LEGGETT, D.B. EGLI
33. - DEPLETION OF POTASSIUM CLOSE TO ROOT SURFACES AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR SOIL-GROWN PLANTS, Page 441, A. WILD, P.J. WOODHOUSE, M.J. HOPPER
34. - ULTRASTRUCTURE OF THE RHIZOPLANE OF SELECTED MARINE AND FRESHWATER VASCULAR MACROPHYTES, Page 442, D.A. ZUBERER
INDEX, Pages 443-448