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WORLD LITERATURE ON LEUCAENA [Leucaena leucocephala (Lam.) By E. Olvera M. D. Benge and S. H. West de Wit] Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences University of Florida
PREFACE The fast-growing, tropical leguminous tree, Leucaena leucocephala (Lam.) de Wit, was originated in Mexico and Guatemala. Its proteinrich foliage (28% dry basis) is eaten by livestock throughout the tropics. Biomass yields of 200 cu m per ha per year have been reported (Brewbaker and Hutton, 1979). This biomass can be used as a source of fuel, charcoal, poles, lumber, etc. Leucaena has many favorable features, such as nitrogen fixation and resistance to drought, fire, and pests, which makes it an excellent selection for controlling erosion, reforestation, and soil improvement. Leucaena has value as a nurse (or shade) crop for tree plantations, and its use for paper pulp, chips for wood products, fence posts, green manure, and fertilizer is increasing. This compilation is intended to keep scientists abreast of the research being conducted on leucaena, to guide further research, and to avoid work duplication. To simplify updates of this literature, the information has been stored on magnetic cards, and the references are listed by the authors' name, in alphabetical order. Since not all the publications listed were available, many were indexed according to the title of the work. This issue includes leucaena publications of 1980. An addendum containing works published from 1981 to August 1985 appears at the end of this publication. The sources are the Commonwealth Agricultural Bureau (CAB) and the Bibliography of Agriculture (AGRICOLA). These references are listed by year. The author sent part of this bibliography to the University of Yucatan, where it was published in 1978 in Tropical Animal Production, Vol. 3, and in Secretaria de Recursos Hidraulicos, Instituto Nacional Investigaciones Agricolas (CIAPY), Publication Especial No. 8. We would appreciate notification of corrections and additions at the address below: Dr. Eduardo Olvera c/o Dr. Sherlie West Agronomy Seed Lab Bldg. 661 University of Florida Gainesville, Florida 32611 iii
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Page 5 and 6: TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE iii ACKNO
Page 7 and 8: PAGE FODDER 11 Biological Evaluatio
Page 9 and 10: PAGE REFORESTATION 25 RESEARCH REPO
Page 11 and 12: COMBINATIONS WITH OTHER CROPS (Cont
Page 13 and 14: COMPREHENSIVE WORKS Australia 62 (H
Page 15 and 16: DESCRIPTION Peru Flora (Continued)
Page 17 and 18: DESCRIPTION Leucaena (Continued) Me
Page 19 and 20: ESTABLISHMENT Conditions In Acid So
Page 21 and 22: Description (Continued) FAO 78 Rigo
Page 23 and 24: Species, use by (Continued) Bryant
Page 25 and 26: GENETICS Hybridization (Continued)
Page 27 and 28: MIMOSINE (Continued) Hegarty et al.
Page 29 and 30: MIMOSINE Effects on Species Rats (C
Page 31 and 32: NURSE CROP Coffee (Continued) Corn
Page 33 and 34: PHYSIOLOGY Embryology Flowering Gro
Page 35 and 36: RESEARCH REPORTS Fodder (Continued)
Page 37 and 38: SOIL IMPROVEMENT (Continued) WOOD G
Page 39 and 40: REFERENCES Abides, M. M. 1928. Prel
Page 41 and 42: Alba, J. de. 1958. Alimentacion del
Page 43 and 44: Alvarez, F. J. and A. Wilson. 1976.
Page 45 and 46: Anon. 1958. Leucaena g in the Ameri
Page 47 and 48: Baclig, J. B. 1948. A futher study
Page 49 and 50: Beath, 0. A. 1937. The occurrence o
Page 51 and 52: Benge, M. D. and B. Ciesielski. 197
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Boctor, A. M. and A. E. Harper. 196
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Brewbaker, J. L. 1978. Leucaena bio
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Budowski, G. 1980. Leucaena in two
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Castillo, L. S., A. L. Gerpacio, T.
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Citrus and Subtropical Fruit Resear
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Coster, C. H. 1932. Wortelst udien
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Dacayo, J. B. 1976. The effects of
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De Wys, W. D. and T. C. Hall. 1973.
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Eichhorn, A. 1938. Etude caryologiq
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Fiji. 1964. Fiji Department of Agri
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Galli, F. 1959. Caracteres culturai
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Gonzalez. V., J. L. Brewbaker, and
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Guzman, M. R. de. 1974. Harvesting
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Hawaii. 1945. Chemical and physiolo
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Henke, L. A. 1945. Protein sources
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Hill, G. D. 1970b. Studies on the g
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Hulman, B., and E. Owen. 1978. Dete
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Hutton, E. M. and R. A. Bray. 1977.
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Jeanssens, P. 1930. Le cafe Robusta
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Jones, R. J., C. G. Blunt, and J. H
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Koorders, S. H. 1912. Exkursionsflo
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Leary, D. F. and S. P. Perdido. 197
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Lewis, E. A. and D. N. Palmer. 1968
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Lopez, P. L., Sayabok, and A. S. De
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Martinez, A. P. and S. Elliott. 197
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McKee, H. S. 1958. Leucaena glauca
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Mexico. 1974a. Centro de Investigac
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Morton, J. F. 1958. Ornamental plan
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New Guinea. 1965. Leucaena nutritio
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Olvera, E. 1980. Study of preemerge
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Parham, J. W. 1958. The weeds of Fi
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Perkins, J. 1907. The leguminosae o
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Prabhakaran, K., E. B. Harris, and
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Reis, P. J. 1978. Effectiveness of
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Rock, J. F. 1913. List of Hawaiian
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Sanchez, R. G. and Z. J. Perez-Guer
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Semana, J. A. 1978. Fast growinq pl
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Siebert, B. D., R. A. Hunter, and P
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Sparrow, A. H., A. F. Rogers, and S
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Sudan. 1954. Leucaena glauca - Ex A
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Thompson, J. B. 1924. Virgin Island
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Turner, B. L. and 0. S. Fearing. 19
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Villanueva, E. P. and P. V. Bawagan
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Wayman, 0. and I. I. Iwanaga. 1957a
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Work, S. H. 1946. Digestible nutrie
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Acamovic, T.; D'Mello, J.P.F. Effec
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Estudos preliminares de propagacao
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(New Delhi?): Ministry of Agricultu
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Journal of the American Oil Chemist
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Bottenberg, H.B. Growth and yield o
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Leucaena research reports. v. 3, Ju
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Taipei, Taiwan: Council for Agricul
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(Leucaena leucocephala cv. Peru) se
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Das, R.B.; Dalvi, G.S. Effect of in
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Morand-Fehr, P.; Bourbouze, A.; Sim
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Urulikranchan, June 26-27, 1981/edi
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Dept. of Agron. and Soil Sci., Visa
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Descriptors: Leucaena leucocephala;
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Section Headings: PLANT PHYSIOLOGY
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Tropical Animal Production, 1981, 6
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Halliday, J. Nitrogen fixation by L
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Facultad de Medicina Veterinaria y
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Journal of applied polymer science.
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Simarouba glauca; seed; collection;
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Publ.: Melbourne, Australia; CSIRO,
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Jiang, H.M. Introduction and trial
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CARDI Forage Legume Project, St. Jo
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Kobayashi, T.; Zinno, Y. Anthracnos
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(New Delhi?): Ministry of Agricultu
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Lee, P.K.; Yany, Y.F. Leucaena seed
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Leucaena Research Reports, 1981, 2,
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Livestock Adviser, 1981, 6, 4, pp.
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Inst. of P1. Breeding, Los Banos, L
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Zeitschrift fur Tierphysiologie, Ti
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Div. of Trop. Crops and Pastures, C
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Leucaena research in the Asian-Paci
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Section Headings: PLANT PRODUCTION
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Pathak, P.S.; Patil, B.D.; Gupta, S
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(Rhizoctonia solani, Cercospora sp.
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Quinones, D.G.; Alcachupas, P.L.; E
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Reddy, A.N.Y.; Kushalappa, K.A. Kar
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Algunas leguminosas forrajeras subt
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Sanzonowicz, C.; Couto, W. Effect o
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Serrano, E.P.; Ilag, L.L.; Mendoza,
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Dep. of Pl. Breeding and Genetics,
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Dep. of Primary Production, Katheri
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Tang, J.L.; Ma, T.P. The effect of
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Leucaena research reports. v. 3, Ju
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Wang, H.H. Two stage non-pollution
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Lexington, Kentucky, U.S.A. June 15
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Yeh, M.T. Comparison trial of yield
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