This publication may be cited as: Organic Agriculture's Conservation Focus: Selected Research Publications 2005-2006, by Mary V. Gold. Beltsville MD: Alternative Farming Systems Information Center, National Agricultural Library, 2006. Full-text online: http://www.nal.usda.gov/afsic/pubs/orgconserv2006.shtml.
Introduction
This bibliography was prepared to accompany a panel presentation made at the National SARE Conference, Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, August 17, 2006.
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The publications cited here were retrieved using a diverse database set; documents were selected for their conservation- and environment-related content based on terms appearing in the publication titles and in author or database abstracts and keywords. All cited documents are in English. The brief annotations describing conservation category, notable content and production system were defined and assigned by the compiler.
Production system(s): [general crop production, general-multiple production, grain and field crop production, horticulture production, livestock production, pasture and forage crop production and/or tree and orchard production]
Notable content: [terms vary, relating to specific practices and methodologies that organic researchers often ask about]
An index of these terms and corresponding citation numbers is included at the end of the bibliography. This index includes the total number of citations for each topic (number appearing in parentheses).
Many organic research publications not included in this bibliography reflect significant information about environmental and conservation issues. For instance, there was not an effort to search specifically on biological control or on cover cropping – both practices with recognized conservation and environmental impacts.
1. “Ammonia and mineral losses on Dutch organic farms with pregnant sows,” by S. G. Ivanova-Peneva, A. J. A. Aarnink, and M. W. A. Verstegen (2006) Biosystems Engineering 93, no. 2: 221-235. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Netherlands; Wageningen UR, Agrotechnology and Food Innovations, Wageningen, Netherlands Conservation category: air; soil Production system(s): livestock Notable content: comparison with conventional; emissions; nutrient management
2. “Apple
orchard productivity and fruit quality under organic, conventional, and
integrated management,” by G. M. Peck, P. K. Andrews, J. P. Reganold, and J. K. Fellman (2006) HortScience 41, no. 1: 99-107. [NAL Call
Number: SB1 H6] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: USA (Washington);
Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture, Washington State
University, Pullman, WA Conservation category: general Production system(s): tree and orchard Notable content: comparison with conventional; crop yield; crop quality
3. “Arbuscular
mycorrhizal fungi and organic farming,” by P. Gosling, A. Hodge, G.
Goodlass, and G. D. Bendinga (2006) Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 113, no. 1-4: 17-35. [NAL Call Number: S601 A34] Note: Literature/research review. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: UK; Warwick HRI, University of Warwick, Wellesbourne, Warwick, UK Conservation category: soil Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: biological control
4. “An
assessment of the energy inputs and greenhouse gas emissions in sugarbeet (Beta vulgaris) production in the UK,”
by J. Tzilivakis, D. J. Warner, M. May, K. A. Lewis, and K. Jaggard (2005) Agricultural
Systems 85, no. 2: 101-119. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: UK; Agriculture and
Environment Research Unit, University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, UK Conservation category: energy; air Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; indicators and measurements; crop
yield; nutrient management
5. “Below ground
effects of organic and conventional farming on aboveground plant-herbivore and
plant-pathogen interactions,” by K. Poveda, I. Steffan-Dewenter, S.
Scheu, and T. Tscharntke (2006) Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 113, no. 1-4: 162-167. [NAL Call Number: S601 A34] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Germany;
Agroecology, University of Gottingen, Waldweg, Germany Conservation category: soil Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: comparison with conventional
6. “Benefits
of organic farming to biodiversity vary among taxa,” by R. J. Fuller, L. R. Norton, R. E. Feber, P. J. Johnson, D. E. Chamberlain, A. C. Joys, F.
Mathews, R. C. Stuart, M. C. Townsend, W. J. Manley, M. S. Wolfe, D. W.
Macdonald, and L. G. Firbank (2005) Biology Letters 1, no. 4: 431-434. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: UK; British Trust
for Ornithology, The Nunnery, Thetford, Norfolk, UK Conservation category: biodiversity Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: comparison with conventional
7. “Biochemical
variability of olive-orchard soils under different management systems,”
by E. Benitez, R. Nogales, M. Campos, and F. Ruano (2006) Applied Soil
Ecology: A Section of Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 32, no. 2:
221-231. [NAL Call Number: QH541.5 S6 A67] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Spain; Departamento
de Agroecología y Protección Vegetal, Estación
Experimental del Zaidín, CSIC, Granada, Spain Conservation category: soil Production system(s): tree and orchard Notable content: comparison with conventional; tillage
8. “The
biosphere region - the role of landscape planning by using the natural
resources of the metropolitan region between Vienna, Bratislava and Gyor in a
sustainable way,” by H. Schaffer (2005) Prace z Zakresu Nauk
Rolniczych 99, no. Supplement: 9-14. Note: Conference paper: Environment and Agriculture: Organic Farming, Environmental Protection, Sustainable Development of Rural Areas, Mistelbach, Austria, June 14-17, 2005. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Austria, Hungary, Slovakia; Mecca Environmental Consulting, Vienna, Austria Conservation category: biodiversity Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: agricultural policy
9. “Cadmium, copper and zinc leaching and surface run-off losses at the Ojebyn farm in
northern Sweden - temporal and spatial variation,” by H. Bengtsson, G. Alvenas, S. I. Nilsson, B. Hultman, and I. Oborn (2006) Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 113, no. 1-4: 120-138. [NAL Call Number: S601
A34] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Sweden; Department
of Soil Sciences, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU), Uppsala, Sweden Conservation category: water Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: long term experiments
10. “Can
organic farming feed us all?,” by B. Halweil (2006) World Watch
Magazine 19, no. 3. Note: Literature/research review. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: USA; Worldwatch
Institute, Washington, DC Conservation category: general Production system(s): general crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; crop yield; emissions; agricultural
policy
11. “Carbon
and nitrogen stable isotope composition of cattle hair: ecological fingerprints
of production systems?,” by M. Schwertl, K. Auerswald, R. Schaufele, and H. Schnyder (2005) Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 109, no.
1: 153-165. [NAL Call Number: S601 A34] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Germany; Lehrstuhl
fur Grunlandlehre, Technische Universitat Munchen, Germany Conservation category: soil Production system(s): pasture and forage crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; indicators and measurements
12. “Carbon
sequestration potential in European croplands has been overestimated,”
by P. Smith, O. Andren, T. Karlsson, P. Perala, K. Regina, M. Rounsevell, and
B. van Wesemael (2005) Global Change Biology 11, no. 12: 2153-2163. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Belgium, Finland, Sweden, UK; School of Biological Sciences, University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, UK Conservation category: carbon sequestration Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: agricultural policy; tillage
13. “Changing
diversity of Hymenopteran parasitoids from organically and conventionally
managed tea-ecosystem of North Bengal, India,” by S. Das, M. Sarker, and A. Mukhopadhyay (2005) Journal of Environmental Biology 26, no. 3:
505-509. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: India; Entomology
Research Unit, Department of Zoology, University of North Bengal, Siliguri, India Conservation category: biodiversity Production system(s): tree and orchard Notable content: comparison with conventional; biological control
14. “Comparative
environmental life cycle assessment (lca) of organic and conventional sugarcane
growing in Queensland,” by M. A. Renouf, G. Antony, and M. Wegener
(2005). In Proceedings of the 2005
Conference of the Australian Society of Sugar Cane Technologists, held at Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia, May 3-6, 2005, edited by D. M. Hogarth, pp.
312-323. Brisbane, Australia: PK Editorial Services. Note: Conference paper. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Australia; School
of Geography, Planning and Architecture, The University of Queensland, Australia Conservation category: energy; water; air Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; indicators and measurements;
emissions; crop yield
15. “A comparative
study of simple and complex ‘grass-legume’ mixtures implanted with
or without cover crop,” by D. Knoden, D. Stilmant, J. Herman, and
Belge C. (2005). In Integrating
Efficient Grassland Farming and Biodiversity; Proceedings of the 13th
International Occasional Symposium of the European Grassland Federation, Tartu, Estonia, August
29-31, 2005, edited by R.
Lillak, R. Viiralt, A. Linke, and V. Geherman, pp. 454-457. Tartu, Estonia:
Estonian Grassland Society. Note: Conference paper. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Belgium; Centre
Wallon de Recherches Agronomiques, Section Systemes Agricoles, Libramont, Belgium. Conservation
category: soil Production system(s): pasture and forage crop Notable content: crop yield
16. “A
comparative study of some environmental impacts of conventional and organic
farming in Australia,” by R. Wood, M. Lenzen, C. Dey, and S. Lundie
(2006) Agricultural Systems 89, no. 2-3: 324-348. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Australia; School
of Physics, A28, University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia Conservation category: energy; water; air Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: comparison with conventional; models
17. “Comparison
of predator and pest communities in Washington potato fields treated with
broad-spectrum, selective, or organic insecticides,” by A. M. Koss, A. S. Jensen, A. Schreiber, K. S. Pike, and W. E. Snyder (2005) Environmental
Entomology 34, no. 1: 87-95. [NAL Call Number: QL461 E532] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: USA (Washington);
Department of Entomology, Washington State University, Pullman, WA Conservation category: biodiversity Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; biological control
18. “Computer
system for fertilizer recommendations and economic analyses of field vegetable
ecological production in Croatia,” by Z. Loncaric and R. Loncaric
(2006) Acta Horticulturae 700: 217-220. [NAL Call Number: 80 Ac82] Note: Conference paper: International Symposium on Towards
Ecologically Sound Fertilisation Strategies for Field Vegetable Production, held June 7-10, 2004, Perugia, Italy. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Croatia; Faculty of
Agriculture in Osijek, Croatia Conservation category: soil Production system(s): horticulture Notable content: models; indicators and measurements; nutrient management
19. “Concentration
of benzoxazinoids in roots of field-grown wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) varieties,” by A. Stochmal, J. Kus, S. Martyniuk, and W. Oleszek (2006) Journal of Agricultural and Food
Chemistry 54, no. 4: 1016-1022. [NAL Call Number: 381 J8223] Note: In the special section: Fate and Toxicity of Allelochemicals in
Relation to Environment and Consumer. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Poland; Department
of Biochemistry, Department of Systems and Economics of Crop Production, and
Department of Microbiology, Institute of Soil Science and Plant Cultivation, Pulawy, Poland Conservation category: soil Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: biological control; comparison with conventional
20. “Copper
content in agricultural soils related to cropping systems in different regions
of Greece,” by E. Vavoulidou, E. J. Avramides, P. Papadopoulos, A.
Dimirkou, A. Charoulis, and S. Konstantinidou-Doltsinis (2005) Communications
in Soil Science and Plant Analysis 36, no. 4-6: 759-773. Note: Conference paper: 8th International Symposium on Soil and Plant
Analysis: Part Two. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Greece; Soil
Science Institute of Athens, NAGREF, Lykovrissi, Greece Conservation category: soil Production system(s): tree and orchard Notable content: comparison with conventional; long term experiments
21. “Cotton-basil
intercropping: effects on pests, yields and economical parameters in an organic
field in Fayoum, Egypt,” by C. Schader, J. G. Zaller, and U. Kopke
(2005) Biological Agriculture and Horticulture 23, no. 1: 59-72. [NAL
Call Number: S605.5 B5] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Egypt; Institute of
Organic Agriculture, University of Bonn, Germany Conservation category: general Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: biological control; crop yield
22. “A
critical analysis of the agronomic and economic sustainability of organic
coffee production,” by H. A. M. van der Vossen (2005) Experimental
Agriculture 41, no. 4: 449-473. [NAL Call Number: 10 Ex72] Note: Literature/research review. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Netherlands; Plant
Breeding and Seed Consultant, The Netherlands Conservation category: general Production system(s): general crop Notable content: agricultural policy; crop quality
23. “Cropping
system management for mitigation of second-generation problems in agriculture,”
by B. Gangwar and K. Prasad (2005) Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences 75, no. 2: 65-78. Note: Literature/research review. Research country
and/or affiliation of first author
India; Project Directorate for Cropping Systems Research, Meerut, Uttar
Pradesh, India Conservation category: general Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: agricultural policy
24. “Development
of arable weed seedbanks during the 6 years after the change from conventional
to organic farming,” by H. Albrecht (2005) Weed Research 45, no. 5: 339-350. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Germany; Vegetation
Ecology, Department of Ecology, TU Muenchen-Weihenstephan, Freising, Germany Conservation category: soil Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: comparison with conventional; biological control; long term
experiments
25. “Differential
effects of landscape and management on diversity and density of ground-dwelling
farmland spiders,” by M. H. Schmidt, I. Roschewitz, C. Thies, and T.
Tscharntke (2005) Journal of Applied Ecology 42, no. 2: 281-287. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Germany; Department
of Agroecology, Georg-August University, Gottingen, Germany Conservation category: biodiversity Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; biological control
26. “Does
organic farming benefit biodiversity?,” by D. G. Hole, A. J. Perkins, J. D. Wilson, I. H. Alexander, P. V. Grice, and A. D. Evans (2005) Biological
Conservation 122, no. 1: 113-130. Note: Literature/research review. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: UK; Royal Society
for the Protection of Birds (RSPB), Sandy, Bedfordshire, UK Conservation category: biodiversity Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: comparison with conventional
27. “The
effect of conversion strategy on the yield of the first organic crop,”
by S. K. Huxham, D. L. Sparkes, and P. Wilson (2005) Agriculture, Ecosystems
and Environment 106, no. 4: 345-357. [NAL Call Number: S601 A34] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: UK; Division of
Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, School of Biosciences, University of
Nottingham, Sutton Bonington Campus, Loughborough, UK Conservation category: soil Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; crop yield
28. “The
effect of mechanical weed control technique and irrigation method on yield, tuber quality and weed suppression in organic potato,” by C.
Mirabelli, G. Colla, A. Fiorillo, M. Cardarelli, Y. Rouphael, and R. Paolini
(2005) Acta Horticulturae, no. 684: 127-133. [NAL Call Number: 80 Ac82] Note: Conference paper: Proceedings of the Meeting of the Physiology
Section of the European Association for Potato Research, Viterbo, Italy, June 14-16, 2004. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Italy; Dipartimento
di Produzione Vegetale, Universita degli Studi della Tuscia, Viterbo, Italy Conservation category: soil; water Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: crop yield; tillage
29. “Effect
of straw addition on nitrous oxide and methane emissions from stored farmyard
manures,” by S. Yamulki (2006) Agriculture, Ecosystems and
Environment 112, no. 2-3: 140-145. [NAL Call Number: S601 A34] Note: In the special issue: Mitigation of Greenhouse Gas Emissions
from Livestock Production, edited by A. Hensen, J.E. Olesen, S.O. Petersen, R. Sneath, A. Weiske and S. Yamulki. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: UK; Institute of
Grassland and Environmental Research (IGER), North Wyke, Okehampton, UK Conservation category: air Production system(s): livestock; pasture and forage crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; emissions; nutrient management
30. “The
effects of farm size and organic farming on diversity of birds, pollinators, and plants in a Swedish landscape,” by K. Belfrage, J. Bjorklund, and
L. Salomonsson (2005) Ambio 34, no. 8: 582-588. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Sweden; Department
of Rural Development and Agroecology, Swedish University of Agricultural
Sciences, Uppsala, Sweden Conservation category: biodiversity Production system(s): general crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; indicators and measurements
31. “Effects
of intensifying organic manuring and tillage practices on penetration
resistance and infiltration rate,” by C. Thierfelder, E. Amezquita C, and K. Stahr (2005) Soil and Tillage Research 82, no. 2: 211-226. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Colombia;
Department of Soil Science and Land Evaluation, University of Hohenheim, Stuttgart, Germany Conservation category: soil Production system(s): horticulture Notable content: cassava; nutrient management; tillage
32. “The
effects of landscape complexity on arable weed species diversity in organic and
conventional farming,” by I. Roschewitz, D. Gabriel, T. Tscharntke, and C. Thies (2005) Journal of Applied Ecology 42, no. 5: 873-882. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Germany; Department
of Agroecology, Georg-August University, Gottingen, Germany Conservation category: biodiversity Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: comparison with conventional
33. “The
effects of organic agriculture on biodiversity and abundance: a meta-analysis,”
by J. Bengtsson, J. Ahnstrom, and A. C. Weibull (2005) Journal of Applied
Ecology 42, no. 2: 261-269. Note: Literature/research review. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Department of
Ecology and Crop Production Science, Section for Landscape Ecology, SLU, Uppsala, Sweden Conservation category: biodiversity Production system(s): general crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; biological control
34. “Effects of
organic farming on field boundary vegetation in Denmark,” by S.
Petersen, J. A. Axelsen, K. Tybirk, E. Aude, and P. Vestergaard (2006) Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 113, no. 1-4: 302-306. [NAL Call Number: S601
A34] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Denmark; Department
of Terrestrial Ecology, Institute of Biology, University of Copenhagen, Denmark Conservation category: biodiversity Production system(s): livestock Notable content: comparison with conventional; indicators and measurements
35. “Effects
of organic versus conventional management on chemical and biological parameters
in agricultural soils,” by A. D. van Diepeningen, O. J. de Vos, G . W.
Korthals, and A. H. C. van Bruggen (2006) Applied Soil Ecology 31, no.
1-2: 120-135. [NAL Call Number: QH541.5 S6 A67] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Netherlands;
Biological Farming Systems Group, Department of Plant Sciences, Wageningen
University and Research Center, Wageningen, Netherlands Conservation category: soil Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: comparison with conventional
36. “Effects
of row spacing and liquid manure on directly drilled winter wheat in organic
farming,” by J. Hiltbrunner, M. Liedgens, P. Stamp, and B. Streit(2005) European Journal of Agronomy 22, no. 4: 441-447. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Switzerland;
Institute of Plant Sciences, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH), Zurich, Switzerland Conservation category: soil Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: crop yield; nutrient management; crop quality
37. “Effects
of straw mulch on soil nitrate dynamics, weeds, yield and soil erosion in
organically grown potatoes,” by T. F. Doring, M. Brandt, J. Hess, M.
R. Finckh, and H. Saucke (2005) Field Crops Research 94, no. 2-3:
238-249. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Germany; Department
of Ecological Plant Protection, Kassel University, Witzenhausen, Germany Conservation category: soil Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: crop yield
38. “Emergy
value evaluation on rice-duck organic farming mode,” by Y. Xi and P.
Qin (2006) Chinese Journal of Applied Ecology 17, no. 2: 237-242. Note: “Emergy refers to several concepts at the same time. It was
originally coined by Dr. David M. Scienceman in collaboration with the late
Professor Howard T. Odum as a means of making it distinct from other embodied
energy methodologies. In this context, ‘emergy’ is a contraction of
the term ‘embodied energy’. However Scienceman also used emergy to
refer to the concept of energy memory, and H.T.Odum used it to mean both
sequestered energy and emergent property of energy use...” From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, 7/19/06. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: China; School of
Life Science, Nanjing University, China; Nanjing Institute of Environmental
Science, State Environmental Protection Administration, China Conservation category: energy Production system(s): livestock; grain and field crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; crop yield
39. “Energy
use and economic evaluation of a three year crop rotation for conservation and
organic farming in NE Italy,” by L. Sartori, B. Basso, M. Bertocco, and G. Oliviero (2005) Biosystems Engineering 91, no. 2: 245-256. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Italy; Dipartimento
Territorio e Sistemi Agro-Forestali, University of Padova, Italy Conservation category: energy Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: agricultural policy; crop yield
40. “Environment
and agriculture,” by I. M. Vilchez (2005). In Turkey in the European Union: Implications
for Agriculture, Food and Structural Policy, edited by A. Burrell
and A. Oskam, pp. 169-190. Wallingford, UK: CABI Publishing. Note: Book chapter. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Turkey; Conservation category: general Production system(s): general crop Notable content: agricultural policy
41. “Environmental
agricultural policy in Japan in harmony with WTO agricultural agreements:
current situation and its development (II),” by M. Ishida (2005) Agricultural
Science and Technology Hunan 6, no. 1: 2-9. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Japan; Faculty of
Bioresources, Mie University, Tsu-city, Mie-Prefecture, Japan Conservation category: general Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: agricultural policy
42. “Environmental
and economic impacts of decision-making at an arable farm: an integrative
modeling approach,” by U. Lindgren and H. Elmquist (2005) Ambio 34, no. 4-5: 393-401. Note: Conference paper. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Sweden; Umea
University, Sweden; Swedish University of Sciences (SLU), Uppsala, Sweden Conservation category: general Production system(s): general crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; models
43. “Environmental
assessment tools for the evaluation and improvement of European livestock production
systems,” by N. Halberg, H. M. G. van der Werf, C. Basset-Mens, R.
Dalgaard, and I. J. M. de Boer (2005) Livestock Production Science 96, no. 1: 33-50. [NAL Call Number: SF1 L5] Note: Literature/research review. In the special issue: Livestock
Farming Systems and their Environmental Impacts, edited by J.E.Hermansen
and G. Zervas. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Danish Institute of
Agricultural Sciences, Denmark Conservation category: general Production system(s): livestock Notable content: indicators and measurements; nutrient management
44. “Environmental, energetic, and economic comparisons of organic and conventional farming systems,”
by D. Pimentel, P. Hepperly, J. Hanson, D. Douds, and R. Seidel (2005) BioScience 55, no. 7: 573-582. Note: Literature/research review. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: USA; College of
Agriculture and Life Sciences, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY Conservation category: general Production system(s): general crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; long term experiments; crop yield
45. “The Europeanisation
of agri-environmental policy: a case study of water quality in the Lithuanian
karst zone,” by R. Zemeckis, S. Lazauskas, and M. Gorton (2005) Land
Use Policy 22, no. 2: 255-264. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Lithuania;
Lithuanian Institute of Agrarian Economics, Agricultural Policy Department, Lithuania; Centre for Rural Economy, University of Newcastle, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK Conservation category: water Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: agricultural policy
46. “Evaluation
of fertilization-to-planting and fertilization-to-harvest intervals for safe
use of noncomposted bovine manure in Wisconsin vegetable production,”
by S. C. Ingham, M. A. Fanslau, R. A. Engel, J. R. Breuer, J. E. Breuer, T. H.
Wright, J. K. Reith-Rozelle, and J. Zhu (2005) Journal of Food Protection 68, no. 6: 1134-1142. [NAL Call Number: 44.8 J824] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: USA (Wisconsin);
Department of Food Science, University of Wisconsin–Madison, Madison, WI Conservation category: soil Production system(s): horticulture Notable content: indicators and measurements; nutrient management; crop quality
47. “Evaluation
of indicators to assess the environmental impact of dairy production systems,”
by M. A. Thomassen and I. J. M. de Boer (2005) Agriculture, Ecosystems and
Environment 111, no. 1-4: 185-199. [NAL Call Number: S601 A34] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Netherlands; Animal
Production Systems Group, Wageningen Institute of Animal Sciences, Wageningen, Netherlands Conservation category: general Production system(s): livestock Notable content: indicators and measurements; emissions
48. “Fluxes
of nitrous oxide and methane, and nitrogen leaching from organically and
conventionally cultivated sandy soil in western Finland,” by E.
Syvasalo, K. Regina, E. Turtola, R. Lemola, and M. Esala (2006) Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 113, no. 1-4: 342-348. [NAL Call Number: S601
A34] Research country
and/or affiliation of first author
Finland; MTT Agrifood Research Finland, Soils and Environment, Jokioinen, Finland Conservation category: air; soil; water Production system(s): grain and field crop; pasture and forage crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; emissions
49. “Fungi in
Danish soils under organic and conventional farming,” by S. Elmholt
and R. Labouriau (2005) Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 107, no.
1: 65-73. [NAL Call Number: S601 A34] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Denmark; Department
of Agroecology, Danish Institute of Agricultural Sciences, Research Centre
Foulum,Tjele, Denmark Conservation category: soil Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: comparison with conventional; long term experiments; indicators
and measurements
50. “Green
mulch decomposition and nitrogen release from leaves of two Inga spp. in an organic alley-cropping
practice in the humid tropics,” by H. A. Leblanc, P. Nygren, and R.
L. McGraw (2006) Soil Biology and Biochemistry 38, no. 2: 349-358. [NAL
Call Number: S592.7 A1S6] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Costa Rica;
Department of Agronomy, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO Conservation category: soil Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: models
51. “Greenhouse
gas emissions from Swiss agriculture since 1990: implications for environmental
policies to mitigate global warming,” by J. Leifeld and J. Fuhrer
(2005) Environmental Science and Policy 8, no. 4: 410-417. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Switzerland;
AGROSCOPE, Swiss Federal Research Station for Agroecology and Agriculture, Air
Pollution, Climate Group, Zurich, Switzerland Conservation category: air; carbon sequestration Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: comparison with conventional; agricultural policy; emissions
52. “Ground
beetles as weed control agents: effects of farm management on granivory,”
by J. G. Lundgren (2005) American Entomologist 51, no. 4: 224-226. [NAL
Call Number: QL461 A52] Note: Conference paper: Ground Beetle [Coleoptera: Carabidae] Ecology:
Their Function and Diversity in Natural and Agricultural Habitats, (Symposium) March 2005, West Lafayette, Indiana. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: USA; USDA-ARS, North
Central Agricultural Research Laboratory, Brookings, SD Conservation category: biodiversity Production system(s): horticulture; grain and field crop Notable content: biological control
53. “How
natural enemies and cabbage aphid (Brevicoryne
brassicae L.) population dynamics affect organic broccoli harvest,”
by D. J. Nieto, C. Shennan, W. H. Settle, R. O’Malley, S. Bros, and J. Y.
Honda (2006) Environmental Entomology 35, no. 1: 94-101. [NAL Call
Number: QL461 E532] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: USA (California);
Department of Biological Sciences, San Jose State University, San Jose, CA Conservation category: general Production system(s): horticulture Notable content: biological control
54. “Impact
of different management systems and location parameters on floristic diversity
of mountainous grassland,” by E. M. Poetsch, A. Blaschka, and R.
Resch (2005). In Integrating
Efficient Grassland Farming and Biodiversity Proceedings of the 13th
International Occasional Symposium of the European Grassland Federation, Tartu, Estonia, August
29-31, 2005, pp. 315-318. Tartu, Estonia: Estonian Grassland Society. Note: Conference paper. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Austria;
Agricultural Research and Education Centre, HBLFA Raumberg, Gumpenstein, Irdning, Austria Conservation category: biodiversity Production system(s): pasture and forage crop Notable content: comparison with conventional
55. “Impact
of grassland farming intensification on the breeding ecology of an indicator
insectivorous passerine, the whinchat Saxicola
rubetra: lessons for overall alpine meadowland management,” by A.
Britschgi, R. Spaar, and R. Arlettaz (2006) Biological Conservation 130, no. 2: 193-205. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Switzerland;
Zoological Institute, Division of Conservation Biology, University of Bern, Bern, Switzerland Conservation category: biodiversity Production system(s): pasture and forage crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; indicators and measurements
56. “The impact
of organic agriculture on food quantity, food quality and the environment: a China
perspective,” by F. Chen and K. Wan (2005) Soil Use and Management 21, no. 1: 73-74. Note: Literature/research review. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: China; Wuhan
Botanical Garden, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Wuhan, China Conservation category: general Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: long term experiments; crop yield; crop quality
57. “Impact
of plastic mulch and poultry manure on plant establishment in organic
strawberry production,” by R. Berglund, B. Svensson, and U. Gertsson
(2006) Journal of Plant Nutrition 29, no. 1: 103-112. [NAL Call Number:
QK867 J67] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Sweden; Department
of Crop Sciences, Swedish University of Agricultural Science, Alnarp, Sweden Conservation category: soil Production system(s): horticulture Notable content: crop-yield; nutrient management
58. “Indicators
of biodiversity and conservational wildlife quality on Danish organic farms for
use in farm management: a multidisciplinary approach to indicator development
and testing,” by E. Noe, N. Halberg, and J. Reddersen (2005) Journal
of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics 18, no. 4: 383-414. [NAL Call
Number: BJ52.5 J68] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Denmark; Research
Centre Foulum, Department of Agroecology, Danish Institute of Agricultural
Sciences, Tjele, Denmark Conservation category: biodiversity Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: indicators and measurements
59. “Influence
of alternative and conventional management practices on soil physical and
hydraulic properties,” by K. A. Oquist, J. S. Strock, and D. J. Mulla
(2006) Vadose Zone Journal 5, no. 1: 356-364. [NAL Call Number:
S593.7 V23] Note: In the special section: From Field- to Landscape-scale Vadose Processes. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: USA (Minnesota);
Department of Soil, Water and Climate, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, MN Conservation category: soil; water Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; tillage
60. “The
influence of landscape context and farming practices on parasitism of cereal
aphids,” by I. Roschewitz, M. Hucker, T. Tscharntke, and C. Thies
(2005) Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 108, no. 3: 218-227. [NAL
Call Number: S601 A34] Note: Conference paper: Symposium on ‘Agri-Environment Schemes
as Real World Landscape Experiments’, presented at the World Congress ‘Crossing
Frontiers - Landscape Ecology Down Under’, Darwin, Australia, July
15, 2003, edited by F. Herzog. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Europe; Department
of Agroecology, Georg-August University Gottingen, Gottingen, Germany Conservation category: general Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; biological control
61. “Integrated
approaches to organic pest management in the Midwestern U.S.A.: case studies of
three crops,” by K. Delate, J. DeWitt, A. McKern, and R. Turnbull
(2005) Organic Research Database Reviews (CAB International). Note: Literature/research review. Conference paper: IPM in Organic
Systems, XXII International Congress
of Entomology, Brisbane, Australia, August 16, 2004. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: USA; Department of
Horticulture, Iowa State University, Ames, IA Conservation category: general Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: biological control; crop yield; apples; squash; soybeans
62. “Integrated
plant nutrient supply: an approach to sustained cotton production,”
by D. Blaise and R. Prasad (2005) Indian Journal of Fertilisers 1, no.
1: 37-44. Note: Literature/research review. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: India; Central
Institute for Cotton Research, Shankarnagar, India Conservation category: soil Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; crop yield; nutrient management
63. “Intercropping
with sunflowers to attract beneficial insects in organic agriculture,”
by G. A. Jones and J. L. Gillett (2005) Florida Entomologist 88, no.1:
91-96. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: USA (Florida);
Department of Wildlife Ecology and Conservation, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL Conservation category: biodiversity Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: biological control
64. “Intrinsic
and induced isoproturon catabolic activity in dissimilar soils and soils under
dissimilar land use,” by B. J. Reid, N. D. Papanikolaou, and R. K.
Wilcox (2005) Environmental Pollution 133, no. 3: 447-454. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: UK; School of
Environmental Sciences, University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK Conservation category: soil Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: comparison with conventional
65. “A
keystone mutualism drives pattern in a power function,” by J.
Vandermeer and I. Perfecto (2006) Science 311, no. 5763: 1000-1002. [NAL
Call Number: 470 Sci2] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Mexico; Department
of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Conservation category: general Production system(s): tree and orchard Notable content: biological control; coffee; models
66. “Landscape
context of organic and conventional farms: influences on carabid beetle
diversity,” by T. Purtauf, I. Roschewitz, J. Dauber, C. Thies, T.
Tscharntke, and V. Wolters (2005) Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 108, no. 2: 165-174. [NAL Call Number: S601 A34] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Germany; IFZ -
Department of Animal Ecology, Justus Liebig University, Giessen, Germany Conservation category: biodiversity Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: comparison with conventional
67. “Long-term
changes in soil fertility in organic arable farming systems in England, with
particular reference to phosphorus and potassium,” by P. Gosling and
M. Shepherd (2005) Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 105, no. 1-2:
425-432. [NAL Call Number: S601 A34] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: UK; Henry Doubleday
Research Association (HDRA), Coventry, UK Conservation category: soil Production system(s): general crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; long term experiments
68. “Management
influence on environmental impacts in an apple production system on Swiss fruit
farms: combining life cycle assessment with statistical risk assessment ,”
by P. Mouron, T. Nemecek, R. W. Scholz, and O. Weber (2006) Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 114, no. 2-4: 311-322. [NAL Call Number: S601
A34] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Switzerland; Swiss
Federal Institute of Technology, Department of Environmental Sciences, Institute for Human-Environment Systems, Zurich, Switzerland Conservation category: general Production system(s): tree and orchard Notable content: comparison with conventional; indicators and measurements
69. “Managing
soil quality,” by M. Schloter, J. C. Munch, and F. Tittarelli (2005).
In Microbiological Methods for
Assessing Soil Quality, edited by J. Bloem, D. W. Hopkins, and A.
Benedetti, pp. 50-62. Wallingford, UK: CABI Publishing. Note: Book chapter. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Germany; GSF
Research Centre for Environment and Health, Institute of Soil Ecology, Neuherberg, Germany Conservation category: soil Production system(s): general crop Notable content: indicators and measurements
70. “Mapping
of coffee quality in Nicaragua according to regions, ecological conditions and
farm management,” by P. Vaast, C. Cilas, J. J. Perriot, F. Davrieux, B. Guyot, and M. Bolano (2005). In ASIC
2004 20th International Conference on Coffee Science, Bangalore, India, October
11-15, 2004, pp. 842-850. Paris, France: Association Scientifique
Internationale du Cafe (ASIC). Note: Conference paper. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Nicaragua, France;
Centre de Cooperation Internationale en Recherche Agronomique pour le Developpement, (CIRAD), Centro Agronomico Tropical de Investigacion y Ensenanza (CATIE), Turrialba, Costa Rica Conservation category: general Production system(s): tree and orchard Notable content: indicators and measurements; crop quality; comparison with conventional
71. “Mathematical
programming models for agri-environmental policy analysis: a case study from
the White Carpathians,” by P. Havlik, F. Jacquet, J. M. Boisson, S.
Hejduk, and P. Vesely (2006) Zemedelska Ekonomika Agricultural Economics52, no. 2: 51-66. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Czech Republic;
INRA-UMR LAMETA, Faculty of Economics, University of Montpellier, Montpellier, France Conservation category: general Production system(s): livestock; pasture and forage crop Notable content: agricultural policy; models
72. “Microbial
biomass c and n and activity of enzymes in soil under winter wheat grown in
different crop management systems,” by A. Gajda and S. Martyniuk
(2005) Polish Journal of Environmental Studies 14, no. 2: 159-163. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Poland; Department
of Agricultural Microbiology, Institute of Soil Science and Plant Cultivation, Puawy, Poland Conservation category: soil Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: comparison with conventional
73. “Migration
of sulphur in limed soils differing in agricultural management,” by
S. Guzys and R. Aksomaitiene (2005) Nutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems 71, no. 2: 191-201. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Lithuania; Water
Management Institute, Lithuanian University of Agriculture, Vilainiai, Lithuania Conservation category: soil Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; nutrient management
74. “Mitigation
of greenhouse gas emissions in European conventional and organic dairy farming,”
by A. Weiske, A. Vabitsch, J. E. Olesen, K. Schelde, J. Michel, R. Friedrich, and M. Kaltschmitt (2006) Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 112, no. 2-3: 221-232. [NAL Call Number: S601 A34] Note: In the special issue: Mitigation of Greenhouse Gas Emissions from
Livestock Production, edited by A. Hensen, J.E. Olesen, S.O. Petersen, R.
Sneath, A. Weiske and S. Yamulki. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Germany, Denmark;
Institute for Energy and Environment, Leipzig, Germany Conservation category: air Production system(s): livestock Notable content: comparison with conventional; models; nutrient management;
emissions
75. “Mitigation
of subsoil recompaction by light traffic and on-land ploughing: I. soil
response,” by L. J. Munkholm, P. Schjonning, and K. Ruegg (2005) Soil
and Tillage Research 80, no. 1-2: 149-158. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Denmark; Department
of Agroecology, Danish Institute of Agricultural Sciences, Tjele, Denmark Conservation category: soil Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; tillage
76. “Modelling
greenhouse gas emissions from European conventional and organic dairy farms,”
by J. E. Olesen, K. Schelde, A. Weiske, M. R. Weisbjerg, W. A. H. Asman, and J.
Djurhuus (2006) Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 112, no. 2-3:
207-220. [NAL Call Number: S601 A34] Note: In the special issue: Mitigation of Greenhouse Gas Emissions
from Livestock Production, edited by A. Hensen, J.E. Olesen, S.O. Petersen, R. Sneath, A. Weiske and S. Yamulki. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Europe; Danish
Institute of Agricultural Sciences, Tjele, Denmark; Institute for Energy and
Environment, Leipzig, Germany Conservation category: air Production system(s): livestock Notable content: comparison with conventional; indicators and measurements; models;
emissions; nutrient management
77. “Monitoring
ghg from manure stores on organic and conventional dairy farms,” by
R. W. Sneath, F. Beline, M. A. Hilhorst, and P. Peu (2006) Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 112, no. 2-3: 122-128. [NAL Call Number: S601
A34] Note: In the special issue: Mitigation of Greenhouse Gas Emissions
from Livestock Production, edited by A. Hensen, J.E. Olesen, S.O. Petersen, R. Sneath, A. Weiske and S. Yamulki. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: France; Silsoe
Research Institute, Wrest Park, Silsoe, Bedford, UK Conservation category: air Production system(s): livestock Notable content: comparison with conventional; emissions; nutrient management
78. “Nature
and nature values in organic agriculture an analysis of contested concepts and values among different actors in
organic farming,” by L. Hansen, E. Noe, and K. Hojring (2006) Journal
of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics 19, no. 2: 147-168. [NAL Call
Number: BJ52.5 J68] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Denmark; Department
of Agroecology, Danish Institute of Agricultural Sciences Research Centre
Foulum, Tjele, Denmark Conservation category: general Production system(s): general-multiple
79. “New Zealand’s
pastoral industries: efficient use of grassland resources,” by J.
Hodgson, K. Cameron, D. Clark, L. Condron, T. Fraser, M. Hedley, C. Holmes, P.
Kemp, R. Lucas, D. Moot, S. Morris, P. Nicholas, N. Shadbolt, G. Sheath, I. Valentine, G. Waghorn, and D. Woodfield
(2005). In Grasslands: Developments, Opportunities, Perspectives, edited by S. G. Reynolds and J. Frame, pp. 181-205. Enfield, NH: Science Publishers, Inc. Note: Book chapter. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: New Zealand; Massey
University, Palmerston North, New Zealand Conservation category: soil Production system(s): pasture and forage crop Notable content: crop quality
80. “Nitrate
leaching from organic arable crop rotations: effects of location, manure and
catch crop,” by M. Askegaard, J. E. Olesen, and K. Kristensen (2005) Soil
Use and Management 21, no. 2: 181-188. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Denmark; Department
of Agroecology, Department of Animal Breeding and Genetics, Danish Institute of
Agricultural Sciences, Tjele, Denmark Conservation category: water Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: nutrient management
81. “Nitrogen
and phosphorus surpluses on Danish dairy and pig farms in relation to farm
characteristics,” by A. H. Nielsen and I. S. Kristensen (2005) Livestock
Production Science 96, no. 1: 97-107. [NAL Call Number: SF1 L5] Note: Conference paper: Livestock Farming Systems and their Environmental
Impacts. Selected papers from the 55th Annual Meeting of the European
Association for Animal Production, Bled, Slovenia, 2004, edited by J. E.
Hermansen and G. Zervas. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Denmark; Danish
Institute of Agricultural Sciences, Department of Agroecology, Tjele, Denmark Conservation category: soil; water Production system(s): livestock Notable content: comparison with conventional; nutrient management
82. “Nitrogen
isotope relationships between crops and fertilizer: implications for using
nitrogen isotope analysis as an indicator of agricultural regime,” by
A. S. Bateman, S. D. Kelly, and T. D. Jickells (2005) Journal of
Agricultural and Food Chemistry 53, no. 14: 5760-5765. [NAL Call Number:
381 J8223] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: UK; School of
Environmental Sciences, University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK Conservation category: soil Production system(s): horticulture Notable content: comparison with conventional; indicators and measurements
83. “Nitrous
oxide emissions from organic and conventional crop rotations in five european
countries,” by S. O. Petersen, K. Regina, A. Pollinger, E. Rigler, L.
Valli, S. Yamulki, M. Esala, C. Fabbri, E. Syvasalo, and F. P. Vinther (2006) Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 112, no. 2-3: 200-206. [NAL Call Number: S601
A34] Note: In the special issue: Mitigation of Greenhouse Gas Emissions
from Livestock Production, edited by A. Hensen, J.E. Olesen, S.O. Petersen, R. Sneath, A. Weiske and S. Yamulki. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Austria, Denmark, UK, Finland, Italy; Danish Institute of Agricultural Sciences, Tjele, Denmark Conservation category: air; soil Production system(s): pasture and forage crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; emissions; nutrient management
84. “Nutrient
exclusivity in organic farming - does it offer advantages?, ” by H.
Kirchmann and M. H. Ryan (2005) Better Crops With Plant Food 89, no. 1:
24-27. Note: Literature/research review from the Potash and Phosphate Institute
(PPI). Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Department of Soil
Sciences, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Uppsala, Sweden Conservation category: soil; water Production system(s): general crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; crop yield; nutrient management
85. “Occurrence
and distribution of soil borne entomopathogenic fungi within a single organic
agroecosystem,” by N. V. Meyling and J. Eilenberg (2006) Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 113, no. 1-4: 336-341. [NAL Call Number: S601
A34] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Denmark; Department
of Ecology, The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Frederiksberg, Denmark Conservation category: biodiversity Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: biological control
86. “On-farm
assessment of organic amendments effects on nutrient status and nutrient use
efficiency of organic rice fields in northeastern Japan,” by H.
Hasegawa, Y. Furukawa, and S. D. Kimura (2005) Agriculture, Ecosystems and
Environment 108, no. 4: 350-362. [NAL Call Number: S601 A34] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Japan; Tohoku
National Agricultural Research Center, Fukushima, Japan Conservation category: soil Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; indicators and measurements; crop
yield
87. “On-farm
production and utilization of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungus inoculum,”
by D. Douds, G. Nagahashi, P. Pfeffer, W. Kayser, and C. Reider (2005) Canadian
Journal of Plant Science 85, no. 15: 15-21. Note: Literature/research review. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: USA; USDA-ARS, Eastern Regional Research Center, Wyndmoor, PA Conservation category: soil Production system(s): horticulture Notable content: biological control; crop yield
88. “Organic
cucumber production in the greenhouse: a case study from Turkey,” by
Y. Tuzel, A. Gul, O. Tuncay, D. Anac, N. Madanlar, Z. Yoldas, M. Gumus, I. H.
Tuzel, and S. Engindeniz (2005) Renewable Agriculture and Food Systems 20, no. 4: 206-213. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Turkey; Department
of Horticulture, Ege University, Izmir, Turkey Conservation category: water Production system(s): horticulture Notable content: comparison with conventional; crop yield
89. “Organic
farming at the farm level - scenarios for the future development,” by
B. H. Jacobsen, N. Madsen, and J. E. Orum (2005) Rapport Fodevareokonomisk
Institut, no. 178. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Denmark; Danish
Research Institute of Food Economics (FOI), Copenhagen, Denmark Conservation category: soil Production system(s): general crop; livestock Notable content: comparison with conventional; agricultural policy; nutrient
management
90. “Organic
farming: impact on rice (Oryza sativa L.)
productivity and soil health,” by S. Krishnakumar, A. Saravanan, K.
Ramesh, S. K. Natarajan, V. Veerabadran, and S. Mani (2005) Asian Journal of
Plant Sciences 4, no. 5: 510-512. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: India; Water
Technology Centre, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, India Conservation category: soil Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: crop yield; nutrient management
91. “Organic
farming scenarios: operational analysis and costs of implementing innovative
technologies,” by C. G. Sorensen, N. A. Madsen, and B. H. Jacobsen
(2005) Biosystems Engineering 91, no. 2: 127-137. [NAL Call Number: S671
B567] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Denmark; Department
of Agricultural Engineering, Danish Institute of Agricultural Sciences, Research Centre Bygholm, Horsens, Denmark Conservation category: general Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: indicators and measurements; models
92. “Organic
grassland farming in the Netherlands: a case study of effects on vegetation
dynamics,” by J. P. Bakker and G. N. J. ter Heerdt (2005) Basic
and Applied Ecology 6, no. 2: 205-214. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Netherlands;
Community and Conservation Ecology Group, University of Groningen, Haren, Netherlands Conservation category: soil Production system(s): pasture and forage crop Notable content: crop yield
93. “Organic
grassland: principles, practices and potential,” by D. Younie and T.
Baars (2005). In Grasslands:
Developments, Opportunities, Perspectives, edited by S. G. Reynolds
and J. Frame, pp. 207-232. Enfield, New Hampshire: Science Publishers, Inc. Note: Book chapter. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Scottish
Agricultural College, Aberdeen Conservation category: general Production system(s): pasture and forage crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; emissions
94. Organic Works:
Providing More Jobs through Organic Farming and Local Food Supply, by R. Maynard and M. Green (2006).
64p. Bristol UK: Soil Association. Note: Report; Literature/research review. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: UK; The Soil
Association, Bristol, UK Conservation category: general Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: agricultural policy
95. “Phosphorus
and nitrogen turnover and risk of waterborne phosphorus emissions in crop
rotations on a clay soil in southwest Sweden,” by B. Ulen, H.
Aronsson, G. Torstensson, and L. Mattsson (2005) Soil Use and Management21, no. 2: 221-230. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Sweden; Division of
Water Quality Management, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Uppsala, Sweden Conservation category: soil; water Production system(s): pasture and forage crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; nutrient management; emissions
96. “Phosphorus
loss from different farming systems estimated from soil surface phosphorus
balance,” by P. Ekholm, E. Turtola, J. Gronroos, P. Seuri, and K.
Ylivainio (2005) Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 110, no. 3-4:
266-278. [NAL Call Number: S601 A34] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Finland; Finnish
Environment Institute, Helsinki, Finland Conservation category: water; soil Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: comparison with conventional; long term experiments; indicators
and measurements; models; nutrient management
97. “Polyculture
in aquaculture,” by A. Milstein (2005) Animal Breeding Abstracts 73, no. 12: 15N-41N. Note: Literature/research review. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Fish &
Aquaculture Research Station, Israel Conservation category: water Production
system(s): livestock
98. “Potassium
cycling and losses in grassland systems: a review,” by M. Kayser and
J. Isselstein (2005) Grass and Forage Science 60, no. 3: 213-224. Note: Literature/research review. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Germany; Research
Centre for Animal Production and Technology, University of Gottingen, Gottingen, Germany Conservation category: water; soil Production system(s): pasture and forage crop Notable content: nutrient management
99. “Presence
of Salmonella and Campylobacter spp. in wild small mammals
on organic farms,” by B. G. Meerburg, W. F. Jacobs-Reitsma, J. A.
Wagenaar, and A. Kijlstra (2006) Applied and Environmental Microbiology 72, no. 1: 960-962. [NAL Call Number: 448.3 Ap5] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Netherlands; Animal
Sciences Group, Wageningen University and Research Centre, Lelystad, The
Netherlands Conservation category: soil Production system(s): livestock Notable content: nutrient management
100. “Reduced
nitrate leaching and enhanced denitrifier activity and efficiency in
organically fertilized soils,” by S. B. Kramer, J. P. Reganold, J. D.
Glover, B. J. M. Bohannan, and H. A. Mooney (2006) Proceedings of the
National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 103, no. 12:
4522-4527. Note: Conference paper. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: USA; Department of
Biological Sciences, Stanford University, Stanford, CA Conservation category: water Production system(s): tree and orchard Notable content: comparison with conventional; emissions; apples
101. “Relationships
between soil biota, nitrogen and phosphorus availability, and pasture growth
under organic and conventional management,” by R. L. Parfitt, G. W.
Yeates, D. J. Ross, A. D. Mackay, and P. J. Budding (2005) Applied Soil
Ecology 28, no. 1: 1-13. [NAL Call Number: QH541.5 S6 A67] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: New Zealand;
Landcare Research, Palmerston North, New Zealand Conservation category: soil; biodiversity Production system(s): pasture and forage crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; crop yield
102. “Response
of organically managed grassland to available phosphorus and potassium in the
soil and supplementary fertilization: field trials using grass-clover leys cut
for silage,” by S. Fortune, J. S. Robinson, C. A. Watson, L.
Philipps, J. S. Conway, and E. A. Stockdale (2005) Soil Use and Management 21, no. 4: 370-376. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: UK; Rothamsted
Research, Harpenden, UK Conservation category: soil Production system(s): pasture and forage crop Notable content: crop yield; nutrient management
103. “Responses
of soil microbial biomass and n availability to transition strategies from
conventional to organic farming systems,” by C. Tu, F. J. Louws, N.
G. Creamer, J. P. Mueller, C. Brownie, K. Fager, M. Bell, and S. Hu (2006) Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 113, no. 1-4: 206-215. [NAL Call Number: S601
A34] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: USA (North
Carolina); Department of Plant Pathology, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC Conservation category: soil Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: comparison with conventional; long term experiments; crop yield
104. “Responses
of soil microbial community structure and diversity to agricultural
deintensification,” by W. J. Zhang, W. Y. Rui, C. Tu, H. G. Diab, F.
J. Louws, J. P. Mueller, N. Creamer, M. Bell, M. G. Wagger, and S. Hu (2005) Pedosphere 15, no. 4: 440-447. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: USA (North
Carolina); Department of Agronomy, Nanjing Agricultural University, Nanjing, China Conservation category: soil; biodiversity Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: comparison with conventional; tillage
105. “Responsiveness
of certain agronomic weed species to arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi,”
by C. Vatovec, N. Jordan, and S. Huerd (2005) Renewable Agriculture and Food
Systems 20, no. 3: 181-189. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: USA; University of
Minnesota, St. Paul, MN Conservation category: soil; biodiversity Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: comparison with conventional; biological control; tillage
106. “Scenario-based
environmental assessment of farming systems: the case of pig production in France,”
by C. Basset-Mens and H. M. G. van der Werf (2005) Agriculture, Ecosystems
and Environment 105, no. 1-2: 127-144. [NAL Call Number: S601 A34] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: France; INRA, UMR
Sol Agronomie Spatialisation de Rennes-Quimper, Rennes, France Conservation category: water; soil; energy Production system(s): livestock Notable content: comparison with conventional; indicators and measurements;
emissions
107. “Scientific
and technical information on organic farming: assessment of selected bibliographic
indicators in database CAB abstracts,” by T. Bartol, S. Drnovsek, and
M. Cernic-Istenic (2005) Acta Agriculturae Slovenica 85, no. 1: 3-13. Note: Literature/research review. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Denmark, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, UK; Agronomy Department, Biotechnical Faculty, University
of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia Conservation category: general Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: indicators and measurements
108. “Sensory
quality and mineral and glycoalkaloid concentrations in organically and
conventionally grown redskin potatoes (Solanum
tuberosum),” by A. L. Wszelaki, J. F. Delwiche, S. D. Walker, R.
E. Liggett, J. C. Scheerens, and M. D. Kleinhenz (2005) Journal of the
Science of Food and Agriculture 85, no. 5: 720-726. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: USA (Ohio);
Department of Horticulture and Crop Science, The Ohio State University, Ohio
Agricultural Research and Development Center, Wooster, OH Conservation category: soil Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; crop quality
109. “The
social, ecological and farming system constraints on organic crop production in
Puerto Rico,” by R. Pluke and A. Guptill (2005) Organic Research
Database Reviews (CAB
International). Note: Literature/research review. Conference paper: IPM in Organic
Systems, XXII International Congress
of Entomology, Brisbane, Australia, August 16, 2004. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: USA (Puerto Rico); Southwest Florida Research
and Education Center, Institute of Food and Agricultural Science University of
Florida, Immokalee, FL Conservation category: general Production system(s): general crop
110. “Soil
analysis for organic farming,” by S. Haneklaus, E. Schnug, H. M.
Paulsen, and I. Hagel (2005) Communications in Soil Science and Plant
Analysis 36, no. 1-3: 65-79. Note: Conference paper: 8th International Symposium on Soil and Plant
Analysis, Cape Town, South Africa, January 12-16, 2003. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Germany; Institute
of Plant Nutrition and Soil Science, Federal Agricultural Research Centre
(FAL), Braunschweig, Germany Conservation category: soil Production system(s): general crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; indicators and measurements;
nutrient management
111. “Soil
and winegrape quality in biodynamically and organically managed vineyards,”
by J. R. Reeve, L. Carpenter-Boggs, J. P. Reganold, A. L. York, G. McGourty, and L. P. McCloskey (2005) American Journal of Enology and Viticulture 56, no. 4: 367-376. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: USA (California);
Department of Crop and Soil Sciences, Washington State University, Pullman, WA Conservation category: soil Production system(s): horticulture Notable content: long term experiments; crop yield; crop quality
112. “Soil
macrofauna in cover crops of figs grown under organic management,” by
A. O. de Merlim, J. G. M. Guerra, R. M. Junqueira, and A. M. de Aquino (2005) Scientia
Agricola 62, no. 1: 57-61. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Brazil; USP/ESALQ, Programa de Pos-Graduacao em Ecologia de Agroecossistemas, Sao Paulo, Brazil Conservation category: soil; biodiversity Production system(s): horticulture Notable content: bahiagrass
113. “Soil
microbial biomass and activity in organic tomato farming systems: effects of
organic inputs and straw mulching,” by C. Tu, J. B. Ristaino, and S.
J. Hu (2006) Soil Biology and Biochemistry 38, no. 2: 247-255. [NAL Call
Number: S592.7 A1S6] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: USA
(North-Carolina); Department of Plant Pathology, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC Conservation category: soil Production system(s): horticulture Notable content: comparison with conventional; long term experiments; nutrient
management
114. “Soil
organic matter distribution and microaggregate characteristics as affected by
agricultural management and earthworm activity,” by M. M. Pulleman, J. Six, N. van Breemen, and A. G. Jongmans (2005) European Journal of Soil
Science 56, no. 4: 453-467. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Netherlands;
Laboratory of Soil Science and Geology, Wageningen University, Wageningen, Netherlands Conservation category: soil Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: comparison with conventional; long term experiments
115. “Soil
phosphorus status of organic farming in Flanders: an overview and comparison
with the conventional management,” by A. van den Bossche, S. de Neve, and G. Hofman (2005) Soil Use and Management 21, no. 4: 415-421. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Belgium; Department
of Soil Management and Soil Care, University of Ghent, Ghent, Belgium Conservation category: soil Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: comparison with conventional; nutrient management
116. “Soil
physical properties and aggregate-associated c, n, and p distributions in
organic and conventional cropping systems,” by V. S. Green, M. A.
Cavigelli, T. H. Dao, and D. C. Flanagan (2005) Soil Science 170, no.
10: 822-831. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: USA (Maryland);
USDA, Agricultural Research Service, Sustainable Agricultural Systems
Laboratory, Beltsville, MD Conservation category: soil Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; tillage
117. “Soil
quality and nitrate percolation as affected by the horticultural and arable
field conditions of organic and conventional agriculture,” by B.
Biro, G. Varga, W. Hartl, and T. Nemeth (2005) Acta Agriculturae
Scandinavica Section B, Soil and Plant Science 55, no. 2: 111-119. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Hungary; Research
Institute for Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry, Hungarian Academy of
Sciences, Budapest, Hungary Conservation category: soil; water Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: comparison with conventional; nutrient management
118. “Soil
quality: tools for developing sustainable management systems,” (2006) Renewable Agriculture and Food Systems 21, no. 1: 1-73. Note: Special issue edited by B. J. Wienhold and R. R. Weil. Includes 7
research papers. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: USA; USDA, Agricultural Research Service, Lincoln, NE Conservation category: soil; energy Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: comparison with conventional; indicators and measurements; tillage
119. “Soil
solarization provides weed control for limited-resource and organic growers in
warmer climates,” by J. J. Stapleton, R. H. Molinar, K.
Lynn-Patterson, S. K. McFeeters, and A. Shrestha (2005) California
Agriculture 59, no. 2: 84-89. [NAL Call Number: 100-C12Cag] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: USA (California);
University of California Statewide IPM Program, UC Kearney Agricultural Center Conservation category: soil Production
system(s): horticulture
120. “Species
richness and weed composition of agrophytocenoses in selected agricultural
companies with conventional and organic farming systems,” by L.
Tyser, P. Hamouz, K. Novakova, and V. Brant (2005) Herbologia 6, no. 3: 1-7. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Czech Republic;
Department of Agroecology and Biometeorology, Czech University of Agriculture
in Prague, Czech Republic Cnservation category: soil; biodiversity Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; long term experiments
121. “Survival
and disease suppression of potato brown rot in organically and conventionally
managed soils,” by N. A. S. Messiha, J. D. Janse, A. van Diepeningen, F. G. Fowzy, A. J. Termorshuizen, and A. H. C. van Bruggen (2005). In Potato in Progress: Science Meets Practice, pp. 221-227. Wageningen, Netherlands: Wageningen Academic Publishers. Note: Conference paper: Potato 2005, Emmeloord, Netherlands, September
5-7, 2005, edited by A. J. Haverkort and P.C. Struik. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Egypt, Netherlands;
Wageningen University Dept. of Biological Farming Systems BFS, Wageningen, Netherlands Conservation
category: soil Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; biological control
122. “Time of
interseeding of lana vetch and winter rye cover strips determines competitive
impact on pumpkins grown using organic practices,” by S. Vanek, H. C.
Wien, and A. Rangarajan (2005) HortScience 40, no. 6: 1716-1722. [NAL Call
Number: SB1 H6] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: USA (New York);
Department of Horticulture, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY Conservation category: soil Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: crop yield
123. Trace Element
Status of Soil and Organically Grown Herbage in Relation to Animal Requirements, by E. Govasmark (2005). 90p. As, Norway: Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences. Note: Thesis. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Norway; Department
of Plant- and Environmental Sciences, Norwegian University of Life Sciences, As, Norway Conservation category: soil Production system(s): pasture and forage crop; livestock Notable content: crop quality; sheep; cattle
124. “The use
of herbs in pastures: an interview survey among bio-dynamic and organic farmers
with dairy cattle,” by N. W. Smidt and L. Brimer (2005) Agriculture
and Human Values 22, no. 3: 355-363. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Denmark; Department
of Veterinary Pathobiology, Laboratory of Toxicology, The Royal Veterinary and
Agricultural University, Frederiksberg C, Denmark Conservation category: biodiversity Production system(s): pasture and forage crop
125. “Use of
on-farm produced biofuels on organic farms - evaluation of energy balances and
environmental loads for three possible fuels,” by H. Fredriksson, A.
Baky, S. Bernesson, A. Nordberg, O.
Noren, and P. A. Hansson (2006) Agricultural Systems 89, no. 1: 184-203. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Sweden; Swedish
University of Agricultural Sciences, Department of Biometry and Engineering, Uppsala, Sweden Conservation category: energy Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: ethanol; methane; RME; emissions
126. “Uselessness
and indirect negative effects of an insecticide on rice field invertebrates,”
by F. Mesleard, S. Garnero, N. Beck, and E. Rosecchi (2005) Comptes Rendus
Biologies 328, no. 10-11: 955-962. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: France; Station Biologique
de la Tour du Valat, Arles, France Conservation category: biodiversity Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: comparison with conventional
127. “Using
multi-objective classification to model communities of soil microarthropods,”
by D. Demsar, S. Dzeroski, T. Larsen, J. Struyf, J. Axelsen, M. B. Pedersen, and P. H. Krogh (2006) Ecological Modelling 191, no. 1: 131-143. Note: Conference paper: Fourth International Workshop on
Environmental Applications of Machine Learning, September 27-October 1, 2004, Bled, Slovenia, edited by S. Dzeroski, B. Zenko and M. Debeljak. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Denmark; Department
of Knowledge Technologies, Jozef Stefan Institute, Jamova Ljubljana, Slovenia Conservation category: biodiversity; soil Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: comparison with conventional; models
128. “Using
resource management plans to protect organic production in New Zealand, ”
by P. Wallace (2005) New Zealand Geographer 61, no. 2: 124-130. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: New Zealand;
Department of Geography, Tourism and Environmental Planning, University of
Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand Conservation category: general Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: agricultural policy
129. “Values
of ecosystem services on arable land and the role of organic farming,”
by Y. Takatsuka, R. Cullen, M. Wilson, and S. Wratten (2005) AERU Discussion Paper, no. 152: 97-107. Note: Conference paper: Eleventh Annual Conference of the New Zealand
Agricultural and Resource Economics Society (Inc.), Nelson, August 26-27, 2005. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: New Zealand;
Commerce Division, Lincoln University, Canterbury, New Zealand Conservation category: general Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: agricultural policy
130. “Weed
community and corn yield variability in diverse management systems,”
by R. G. Smith and K. L. Gross (2006) Weed Science 54, no. 1: 106-113.
[NAL Call Number: 79.8 W41] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: USA (Michigan);
Department of Land Resources and Environmental Sciences, Montana State
University, Bozeman, MT Conservation category: biodiversity Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: comparison with conventional; crop yield
131. “Weed
distribution across field boundaries adjacent to roadsides,” by J. Y.
Leeson, A. G. Thomas, and J. W. Sheard (2005). In Field Boundary Habitats: Implications for Weed, Insect and Disease
Management, edited by A. G. Thomas, pp. 185-199. Sainte Anne de
Bellevue, Canada: Canadian Weed Science Society. Note: Conference paper: Canadian Weed Science Society - Societe
canadienne de malherbologie inaugural meeting symposium: field boundary
habitats: implications for weed, insect and disease management in Canada, Saskatoon, Canada, November 2002. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Canada
(Saskatchewan); Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada Conservation category: biodiversity Production system(s): general-multiple Notable content: comparison with conventional
132. “Wild
bee abundance and seed production in conventional, organic, and genetically
modified canola,” by L. A. Morandin and M. L. Winston (2005) Ecological
Applications 15, no. 3: 871-881. Research country and/or affiliation of first author: Canada (Alberta);
Department of Biological Sciences, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, British
Columbia, Canada Conservation category: biodiversity Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: comparison with conventional
133. “Yield
variation in organic winter wheat: a diagnostic study in the southeast of France,”
by C. David, M. H. Jeuffroy, J. Henning, and J. M. Meynard (2005) Agronomy
for Sustainable Development 25, no. 2: 213-223. [NAL Call Number: SB7 A3] Research country and/or affiliation of first author: France; ISARA
Lyon, France Conservation category: soil Production system(s): grain and field crop Notable content: crop yield
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Ahnstrom, J. 33
Aksomaitiene, R. 73
Albrecht, H. 24
Alexander, I. H. 26
Alvenas, G. 9
Amezquita C, E. 31
Anac, D. 88
Andren, O. 12
Andrews, P. K. 2
Antony, G. 14
Arlettaz, R. 55
Aronsson, H. 95
Askegaard, M. 80
Asman, W. A. H. 76
Aude, E. 34
Auerswald, K. 11
Avramides, E. J. 20
Axelsen, J. 127
Axelsen, J. A. 34
Baars, T. 93
Bakker, J. P. 92
Baky, A. 125
Bartol, T. 107
Basset-Mens, C. 43, 106
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Berglund, R. 57
Bernesson, S. 125
Bertocco, M. 39
Biro, B. 117
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Blaschka, A. 54
Bohannan, B.J.M. 100
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Bolano, M. 70
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Brimer, L. 124
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Cameron, K. 79
Campos, M. 7
Cardarelli, M. 28
Carpenter-Boggs, L. 111
Cavigelli, M. A. 116
Cernic-Istenic, M. 107
Chamberlain, D. E. 6
Charoulis, A. 20
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Cilas, C. 70
Clark, D. 79
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Conway, J. S. 102
Creamer, N.G. 103, 104
Cullen, R. 129
Dalgaard, R. 43
Dao, T. H. 116
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Dauber, J. 66
David, C. 133
Davrieux, F. 70
de Aquino, A. M. 112
de Boer, I. J. M. 43, 47
de Merlim, A. O. 112
de Neve, S. 115
de Vos, O. J. 35
Delate, K. 61
Delwiche, J. F. 108
Demsar, D. 127
DeWitt, J. 61
Dey, C. 16
Diab, H. G. 104
Dimirkou, A. 20
Djurhuus, J. 76
Doring, T. F. 37
Douds, D. 44, 87
Drnovsek, S. 107
Dzeroski, S. 127
Eilenberg, J. 85
Ekholm, P. 96
Elmholt, S. 49
Elmquist, H. 42
Engel, R.A. 46
Engindeniz, S. 88
Esala, M. 48, 83
Evans, A. D. 26
Fabbri, C. 83
Fager, K. 103
Fanslau, M.A. 46
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Fellman, J. K. 2
Finckh, M. R. 37
Fiorillo, A. 28
Firbank, L. G. 6
Flanagan, D. C. 116
Fortune, S. 102
Fowzy, F. G. 121
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Fuhrer, J. 51
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Furukawa, Y. 86
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Gajda, A. 72
Gangwar, B. 23
Garnero, S. 126
Gertsson, U. 57
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Gosling, P. 3, 67
Govasmark, E. 123
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Green, V. S. 116
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Gumus, M. 88
Guptill, A. 109
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Guzys, S. 73
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Halberg, N. 43, 58
Halweil, B. 10
Hamouz, P. 120
Haneklaus, S. 110
Hansen, L. 78
Hanson, J. 44
Hansson, P. A. 125
Hartl, W. 117
Hasegawa, H. 86
Havlik, P. 71
Hedley, M. 79
Hejduk, S. 71
Henning, J. 133
Hepperly, P. 44
Herman, J. 15
Hess, J. 37
Hilhorst, M. A. 77
Hiltbrunner, J. 36
Hodge, A. 3
Hodgson, J. 79
Hofman, G. 115
Hojring, K. 78
Hole, D. G. 26
Holmes, C. 79
Honda, J.Y. 53
Hu, S. 103, 104
Hu, S. J. 113
Hucker, M. 60
Huerd, S. 105
Hultman, B. 9
Huxham, S. K. 27
Ingham, S.C. 46
Ishida, M. 41
Isselstein, J. 98
Ivanova-Peneva, S. G. 1
Jacobs-Reitsma, W. F. 99
Jacobsen, B. H. 89, 91
Jacquet, F. 71
Jaggard, K. 4
Janse, J. D. 121
Jensen, A.S. 17
Jeuffroy, M.H. 133
Jickells, T.D. 82
Johnson, P. J. 6
Jones, G. A. 63
Jongmans, A. G. 114
Jordan, N. 105
Joys, A. C. 6
Junqueira, R. M. 112
Kaltschmitt, M. 74
Karlsson, T. 12
Kayser, M. 98
Kayser, W. 87
Kelly, S.D. 82
Kemp, P. 79
Kijlstra, A. 99
Kimura, S. D. 86
Kirchmann, H. 84
Kleinhenz, M. D. 108
Knoden, D. 15
Konstantinidou-Doltsinis, S. 20
Kopke, U. 21
Korthals, G. W. 35
Koss, A.M. 17
Kramer, S.B. 100
Krishnakumar, S. 90
Kristensen, I. S. 81
Kristensen, K. 80
Krogh, P. H. 127
Kus, J. 19
Labouriau, R. 49
Larsen, T. 127
Lazauskas, S. 45
Leblanc, H.A. 50
Leeson, J. Y. 131
Leifeld, J. 51
Lemola, R. 48
Lenzen, M. 16
Lewis, K. A. 4
Liedgens, M. 36
Liggett, R. E. 108
Lindgren, U. 42
Loncaric, R. 18
Loncaric, Z. 18
Louws, F.J. 103, 104
Lucas, R. 79
Lundgren, J.G. 52
Lundie, S. 16
Lynn-Patterson, K. 119
Macdonald, D. W. 6
Mackay, A. D. 101
Madanlar, N. 88
Madsen, N. 89
Madsen, N.A. 91
Mani, S. 90
Manley, W. J. 6
Martyniuk, S. 19, 72
Mathews, F. 6
Mattsson, L. 95
May, M. 4
Maynard, R. 94
McCloskey, L. P. 111
McFeeters, S.K. 119
McGourty, G. 111
McGraw, R.L. 50
McKern, A. 61
Meerburg, B. G. 99
Mesleard, F. 126
Messiha, N. A. S. 121
Meyling, N. V. 85
Meynard, J.M. 133
Michel, J. 74
Milstein, A. 97
Mirabelli, C. 28
Molinar, R.H. 119
Mooney, H.A. 100
Moot, D. 79
Morandin, L. A. 132
Morris, S. 79
Mouron, P. 68
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Mukhopadhyay, A. 13
Mulla, D.J. 59
Munch, J. C. 69
Munkholm, L. J. 75
Nagahashi, G. 87
Natarajan, S. K. 90
Nemecek, T. 68
Nemeth, T. 117
Nicholas, P. 79
Nielsen, A. H. 81
Nieto, D.J. 53
Nilsson, S. I. 9
Noe, E. 58, 78
Nogales, R. 7
Nordberg, A. 125
Noren, O. 125
Norton, L. R. 6
Novakova, K. 120
Nygren, P. 50
O’Malley, R. 53
Oborn, I. 9
Olesen, J. E. 74, 76, 80
Oleszek, W. 19
Oliviero, G. 39
Oquist, K.A. 59
Orum, J. E. 89
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Papadopoulos, P. 20
Papanikolaou, N.D. 64
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Paulsen, H. M. 110
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Pedersen, M. B. 127
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Petersen, S. O. 83
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Pfeffer, P. 87
Philipps, L. 102
Pike, K.S. 17
Pimentel, D. 44
Pluke, R. 109
Poetsch, E. M. 54
Pollinger, A. 83
Poveda, K. 5
Prasad, K. 23
Prasad, R. 62
Pulleman, M. M. 114
Purtauf, T. 66
Qin, P. 38
Ramesh, K. 90
Rangarajan, A. 122
Reddersen, J. 58
Reeve, J. R. 111
Reganold, J. P. 2, 100, 111
Regina, K. 12, 48, 83
Reid, B.J. 64
Reider, C. 87
Reith-Rozelle, J.K. 46
Renouf, M. A. 14
Resch, R. 54
Rigler, E. 83
Ristaino, J. B. 113
Robinson, J. S. 102
Roschewitz, I. 25, 32, 60, 66
Rosecchi, E. 126
Ross, D. J. 101
Rounsevell, M. 12
Rouphael, Y. 28
Ruano, F. 7
Ruegg, K. 75
Rui, W. Y. 104
Ryan, M. H. 84
Salomonsson, L. 30
Saravanan, A. 90
Sarker, M. 13
Sartori, L. 39
Saucke, H. 37
Schader, C. 21
Schaffer, H. 8
Schaufele, R. 11
Scheerens, J. C. 108
Schelde, K. 74, 76
Scheu, S. 5
Schjonning, P. 75
Schloter, M. 69
Schmidt, M. H. 25
Schnug, E. 110
Schnyder, H. 11
Scholz, R.W. 68
Schreiber, A. 17
Schwertl, M. 11
Seidel, R. 44
Settle, W.H. 53
Seuri, P. 96
Shadbolt, N. 79
Sheard, J. W. 131
Sheath, G. 79
Shennan, C. 53
Shepherd, M. 67
Shrestha, A. 119
Six, J. 114
Smidt, N. W. 124
Smith, P. 12
Smith, R. G. 130
Sneath, R. W. 77
Snyder, W.E. 17
Sorensen, C.G. 91
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Stamp, P. 36
Stapleton, J.J. 119
Steffan-Dewenter, I. 5
Stilmant, D. 15
Stochmal, A. 19
Stockdale, E. A. 102
Streit, B. 36
Strock, J.S. 59
Struyf, J. 127
Stuart, R. C. 6
Svensson, B. 57
Syvasalo, E. 48, 83
Takatsuka, Y. 129
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Termorshuizen, A. J. 121
Thierfelder, C. 31
Thies, C. 25, 32, 60, 66
Thomas, A. G. 131
Thomassen, M. A. 47
Tittarelli, F. 69
Torstensson, G. 95
Townsend, M. C. 6
Tscharntke, T. 5, 25, 32, 60, 66
Tu, C. 103, 104, 113
Tuncay, O. 88
Turnbull, R. 61
Turtola, E. 48, 96
Tuzel, I. H. 88
Tuzel, Y. 88
Tybirk, K. 34
Tyser, L. 120
Tzilivakis, J. 4
Ulen, B. 95
Vaast, P. 70
Vabitsch, A. 74
Valentine, I. 79
Valli, L. 83
van Breemen, N. 114
van Bruggen, A. H. C. 35, 121
van den Bossche, A. 115
van der Vossen, H.A.M. 22
van der Werf, H.M.G. 43, 106
van Diepeningen, A. 121
van Diepeningen, A. D. 35
van Wesemael, B. 12
Vandermeer, J. 65
Vanek, S. 122
Varga, G. 117
Vatovec, C. 105
Vavoulidou, E. 20
Veerabadran, V. 90
Verstegen, M. W. A. 1
Vesely, P. 71
Vestergaard, P. 34
Vilchez, I. M. 40
Vinther, F. P. 83
Wagenaar, J. A. 99
Wagger, M. G. 104
Waghorn, G. 79
Walker, S. D. 108
Wallace, P. 128
Wan, K. 56
Warner, D. J. 4
Watson, C. A. 102
Weber, O. 68
Wegener, M. 14
Weibull, A. C. 33
Weisbjerg, M. R. 76
Weiske, A. 74, 76
Wien, H. C. 122
Wilcox, R.K. 64
Wilson, J. D. 26
Wilson, M. 129
Wilson, P. 27
Winston, M. L. 132
Wolfe, M. S. 6
Wolters, V. 66
Wood, R. 16
Woodfield, D. 79
Wratten, S. 129
Wright, T.H. 46
Wszelaki, A. L. 108
Xi, Y. 38
Yamulki, S. 29, 83
Yeates, G. W. 101
Ylivainio, K. 96
Yoldas, Z. 88
York, A. L. 111
Younie, D. 93
Zaller, J.G. 21
Zemeckis, R. 45
Zhang, W. J. 104
Zhu, J. 46
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