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224 History of the International Rice Research Institute36373839404142434445464748495051525354Aliwalas to rice garden: a case study ofthe intensification of rice farmingin Camarines Sur, Philippines. 1979Denitrification loss of fertilizernitrogen in paddy soils - itsrecognition and impact. 1979Farm mechanization, employment, andincome in Nepal - traditional andmechanized farming in Bara district. 1979Study on kresek (wilt) of the ricebacterial blight syndrome. 1979Implication of the International Rice BlastNursery data to the genetics ofresistance - an approach to acomplicated host-parasiterelationship. 1979Weather and climate data for Philippinerice research. 1979The effect of the new rice technology onfamily labor utilizationin Laguna. 1979The contribution of varietal tolerancefor problem soils to yieldstability in rice. 1979IR42: rice type for small farmers ofSouth and Southeast Asia. 1979Germplasm bank information retrievalsystem. 1979A methodology for determining insectcontrol recommendations. 1980Biological nitrogen fixation byepiphytic microorganismsin rice fields. 1980Quality characteristics of milled ricegrown in different countries. 1980Recent developments in research onnitrogen fertilizers for rice. 1980Changes in community institutions andincome distribution in a WestJava village. 1980The IRRI computerized mailing listsystem. 1980Differential response of rice varietiesto the brown planthopper ininternational screening tests. 1980Resistance of Japanese and IRRIdifferential rice varieties topathotypes of Xanthomonasoryzae in the Philippinesand in Japan. 1980Rice production in the Tarai of KosiZone, Nepal. 1980Morooka, Y., P. Masicat,V. Cordova, and R.W. HerdtWatanabe, I., and S. MitsuiPudasaini, S.P.Mew, T.W., C.M. Vera Cruz,R.C. Reyes, and B.A. ZaragozaIkehashi, H.Angus, J.F., and E.B. ManaloSmith, J., and F. GasconMahadevappa, N., H. Ikehashi,and F.N. PonnamperumaPonnamperuma, F.N.Gomez, K.A., D. Tuazon, andN.E. NanoLitsinger, J.A., M.D. Lumaban,J.P. Bandong, PC. Pantua,A.T. Barrion, R.F. Apostol,and RuhendiKulasooriya, S.A., P.A. Roger,W.L. Barraquio, and I. WatanabeJuliano, B.O., and C.G. PascualCraswell, E.T., and S.K. De DattaS. Hartoyo, and Y. HayamiGomez, K.A., R.L. Cowell, andN.E. NanoSeshu, D.V., and H.E. KauffmanHorino, O., T.W. Mew,G.S. Khush, and A. EzukaFlinn, J.C., B.B. Karki,T. Rawal, P. Masicat,and K. Kalirajan
Appendices 22555565758596061626364656667686970Technological progress and incomedistribution in a rice villagein West Java. 1980Rice grain properties and resistance tostorage insects: a review. 1981Improvement of native rices throughinduced mutation. 1981Impact of a special high-yielding riceprogram in Burma. 1981Energy requirements for alternativerice-production systemsin the tropics. 1981An illustrated description of atraditional deepwater rice varietyof Bangladesh. 1981Reactions of differential varieties tothe rice gall midge, Orseoliaoryzae, in Asia. Report of aninternational collaborativeresearch project. 1981A soil moisture-based yield model ofwetland rainfed rice. 1981Evaluation of double-cropped rainfedwetland rice. 1981Trends and strategies for rice insectproblems in tropical Asia.1981Landforms in the rice growing areasof the Cagayan River Basin.1981Soil fertility, fertilizer management,tillage, and mulching effects onrainfed maize grown after rice.1981High temperature stress in rice.1981Weed-fertilizer interactions in rice.1981The azolla-anabaena complex and itsuse in rice culture. 1981An index to evaluate the effectof water shortage on the yield ofwetland rice. 1981Kikuchi, M., A. Yusuf,A. Hafid, and Y. HayamiJuliano, B.O.Mahadevappa, M., H. Ikehashi,H. Noorsyamsi, andW.R. CoffmanU Khin Win, U Nyi Nyi, andE.C. PriceKuether, D.O., and J.B. DuffCatling, H.D., and S. ParfittNo specific authors. Onlycollaborators.Bolton, F.R., and H.G. ZandstraBolton, F.R., and H.G. ZandstraPathak, M.D., and G.S. DhaliwalBruce, R.C., and R.A. MorrisSyarifuddin, A., and H.G. ZandstraYoshida, S., T. Satake, andD.J. MackillMoody, K.Watanabe, I., K.C. Bai, N.S.Berja, C.R. Espinas, O. Ito,and B.P.R. SubudhiSmall, L.E., C. Capule, andM. Oallares
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ContentsDedication viiAbout this pu
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CHAPTER 1An international institute
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