Nitrogen Fixation in Legumes. Based on Proceedings of an International Seminar Sponsored by the Australian Development Assistance Bureau and the University of Sydney. 1982. X,288 p. gr8vo. Bound.

Contents (main headings): The Legume-Rhizobium Symbiosis, J.M.Vincent/Nature and Basic Properties of the Rhizobia, J.M.Vincent/ The BasicSerology of Rhizobia, J.M.Vincent/ Application of Some Newer SerologicalTechniques, Y.T.Tchan/ Enumeration and Determination of Growth/ Plant-Infection Counts of Rhizobia in Soils, J.Brockwell/ DirectQuantitative Recovery of Rhizobium from Soil and Rhizosphere, H.V.A.Bushby/ Host Plants for Symbiotic Experiments, J.Brockwell/ Assessmentof Rhizobial Status of the Soil, R.A.Date/ Collection, Isolation,Characterization and Conservation of Rhizobium, R.A.Date/ Host-RhizobiumAssociations, M.J.Trinick/ Assessment of Nitrogen Fixation/ The International Atomic Energy Agency and Legume Research, C.A.Atkins/Factors Determining Success or Failure in Legume Establishment, C.A.Parker and D.L.Chatel/ Mineral Nutrition of Legumes/ Selection ofRhizobia for Inoculants, J.Brockwell,A.Diatloff, R.J.Roughley and R.A.Date/ Production and Control of Legume Inoculants, R.J.Roughley and D.J.Pulsford/ Inoculation Methods for Field Experimenters and Farmers,J.Brockwell/ Competition between Rhizobial Strains for Nodulation, M.J.Trinick/ Nitrogen Cycling, R.J.K.Myers/ Crop Rotations InvolvingLegumes, D.F.Herridge/ Role, Needs and Potential of the NodulatedLegume, J.M.Vincent (Collated from Participants' Reports)/ Index.