Agroforestry Systems

Preface
pp. 1-2(2)
Authors: Buresh, R.J.; Cooper, P.J.M.

Improved fallows come of age in the tropics
pp. 3-12(10)
Author: Sanchez, P.A.

Traditional fallows in Latin America
pp. 13-36(24)
Authors: Kass, D.C.L.; Somarriba, E.

Improving shifting cultivation in Southeast Asia by building on indigenous fallow management strategies
pp. 37-48(12)
Authors: Cairns, M.; Garrity, D.P.

Sesbania sesban improved fallows in eastern Zambia: Their inception, development and farmer enthusiasm
pp. 49-66(18)
Authors: Kwesiga, F.R.; Franzel, S.; Place, F.; Phiri, D.; Simwanza, C.P.

Adoption of mucuna in the farming systems of northern Honduras
pp. 67-91(25)
Authors: Buckles, D.; Triomphe, B.

Adoption of improved fallows in West Africa: lessons from mucuna and stylo case studies
pp. 93-122(30)
Authors: Tarawali, G.; Manyong, V.M.; Carsky, R.J.; Vissoh, P.V.; Osei-Bonsu, P.; Galiba, M.

Green manures for maize--bean systems in eastern Uganda: Agronomic performance and farmers' perceptions
pp. 123-138(16)
Authors: Fischler, M.; Wortmann, C.S.

Biomass production of tree fallows and their residual effect on maize in Zimbabwe
pp. 139-151(13)
Authors: Mafongoya, P.L.; Dzowela, B.H.

Maize and sesbania production in relay cropping at three landscape positions in Malawi
pp. 153-162(10)
Authors: Phiri, A.D.K.; Kanyama-Phiri, G.Y.; Snapp, S.

Ecosystem fertility and fallow function in the humid and subhumid tropics
pp. 163-196(34)
Authors: Szott, L.T.; Palm, C.A.; Buresh, R.J.

Weed management through short-term improved fallows in tropical agroecosystems
pp. 197-221(25)
Authors: Gallagher, R.S.; Fernandes, E.C.M.; McCallie, E.L.

Productivity of intensified crop--fallow rotations in the Trenbath model
pp. 223-237(15)
Author: van Noordwijk, M.

Scale effects in crop--fallow rotations
pp. 239-251(13)
Author: van Noordwijk, M.

Soil nitrate dynamics in relation to nitrogen source and landscape position in Malawi
pp. 253-262(10)
Authors: Phiri, R.H.; Snapp, S.; Kanyama-Phiri, G.Y.

Soil microarthropod populations under natural and planted fallows in southwestern Nigeria
pp. 263-272(10)
Authors: Adejuyigbe, C.O.; Tian, G.; Adeoye, G.O.

The root-knot nematode problem in sesbania fallows and scope for managing it in western Kenya
pp. 273-288(16)
Authors: Desaeger, J.; Rao, M.R.

Spectral irradiance and stomatal conductance of enriched fallows with fast-growing trees in eastern Amazonia, Brazil
pp. 289-303(15)
Authors: de A. Sá, T.D.; de Oliveira, V.C.; de Araújo, A.C.; Junior, S.B.

Socioeconomic factors affecting the adoption potential of improved tree fallows in Africa
pp. 305-321(17)
Author: Franzel, S.

Policies and incentives for the adoption of improved fallows
pp. 323-343(21)
Authors: Place, F.; Dewees, P.

The science and practice of short-term improved fallows: symposium synthesis and recommendations
pp. 345-356(12)
Authors: Buresh, R.J.; Cooper, P.J.M.