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2008 INTERNATIONAL LUPINS CONFERENCE
The 2008 International Lupins Conference was held in Fremantle, Western Australia between the 14th and the 18th of September, 2008.
The conference material is divided into three categories for your selection:
The papers relating to Physiology & Ecology are listed below.
| Craig Atkins Penny Smith Caren Rodriguez |
Lupin - a model grain legume species for studies of translocation and signaling |  Adobe Acrobat Document 66kb PDF (left click to download) |
| Gisela Jansen | Effects of temperature on the yield and protein content of cultivars of Lupinus angustifolius | Adobe Acrobat Document 65kb PDF (left click to download) |
| Ruth Eastwood Christopher Drummond Maria Teresa Schifino-Wittmann Colin Hughes |
Diversity and evolutionary history of Lupins – insights from new phylogenies | Adobe Acrobat Document 263kb PDF (left click to download) |
| J.D. Berger B.J. Buirchell J.A. Palta C. Ludwig D.J. Luckett D. Shrestha |
Ecogeography of the Old World Lupins: Characterising the habitat range | Adobe Acrobat Document 286kb PDF (left click to download) |
| Barbara Adomas Agnieszka I Piotrowicz-Cieslak |
Yellow lupin is a good bioindicator of soil contamination with sulfamethazine | Adobe Acrobat Document 602kb PDF (left click to download) |
| Wen Chen Vanessa Dunbabin Richard Bell Bill Bowden Ross Brennan |
Simulating and understanding root growth using ROOTMAP to guide phosphorus fertiliser placement in wide row lupin cropping systems | Adobe Acrobat Document 903kb PDF (left click to download) |
| Ruth Eastwood Colin Hughes |
Origins of domestication of Lupinus mutabilis in the Andes | Adobe Acrobat Document 424kb PDF (left click to download) |
| N. Espinoza M. Mera |
Some broadleaf herbicides used in mix with glyphosate may hinder the growth of narrow-leafed lupins | Adobe Acrobat Document 57kb PDF (left click to download) |
| Eleonora Lampart-Szczapa Zbigniew Krejpcio Jerzy Szukala Katarzyna Czaczyk Joanna Suliburska Anna Hoffmann |
Influence of cultivation conditions on lupin grains tannins and phytate contents as well as minerals (Ca, Mg, Fe, Zn, Cu) bioaccessibility | Adobe Acrobat Document 58kb PDF (left click to download) |
| Kedar Adhikari Bevan Buirchell Mark Sweetingham |
Effect of vernalisation on various lupin species at different time intervals | Adobe Acrobat Document 774kb PDF (left click to download) |
| Wolfgang Merbach Friederike Danz Heidrun Beschow Annette Deubel1 Wolfgang Gans Silke Ruppel |
Effect of nitrogen and potassium supply on yield and biological N2-fixation of blue lupin (Lupinus angustifolious L.) | Adobe Acrobat Document 78kb PDF (left click to download) |
| Leigh Smith Peter White Mark Sweetingham |
Phosphorus requirements of new released lupins varieties | Adobe Acrobat Document 83kb PDF (left click to download) |
| Alessandra D’Agostina Giovanna Boschin Donatella Resta Paolo Annicchiarico Anna Arnoldi |
Evolution of isoflavones during the growth of plants of Lupinus albus L. | Adobe Acrobat Document 87kb PDF (left click to download) |
| Elizabeth Hernández Ferretiz Rubi K-yeneida Rivera Meléndez Oscar Javier Ramos Herrera Florencia del Carmen Salinas Pérez Mario Rodríguez Monroy Kalina Bermúdez Torres |
Effect of scarification treatments on germination of Lupinus montanus HBK seeds | Adobe Acrobat Document 215kb PDF (left click to download) |