1968

  1. Experiments with ley and arable farming systems
  2. Report of the Bee Department 1967
  3. The Transmission of Satellite Viruses of Tobacco Necrosis Virus by Olpidium brassicae
  4. Nutrition experiments in forest nurseries
  5. The Saxmundham Experiments
  6. Rothamsted Chemistry Department 1967
  7. Changes in Auxins in Expanding and Senescent Primary Leaves of Dwarf French Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris)
  8. Taxonomy of Meloidogyne (Nematodea: Heteroderidae) with descriptions of four new species
  9. Invertase in the hypopharyngeal glands of the honeybee
  10. Root growth of a barley crop estimated by sampling with portable powered soil-coring equipment
  11. Preliminary studies of germination and seedling behaviour in Agropyron repens (L.) Beauv. and Agrostis gigantea Roth
  12. The effect of traces of beryllium on the growth of kale, grass, and mustard
  13. Adsorption and desorption of simazine by some Rothamsted soils
  14. Root growth of a barley crop estimated by sampling with portable powered soil-coring equipment
  15. Statistical Models and Designs for Varietal, Fertiliser and Pesticide Trials
  16. Water movement in dry soils I Physical factors affecting sorption of water by dry soil
  17. Water movement in porous materials III Evaporation of water from soil
  18. Morphology of particles in size-fractionated Na-montmorillonites
  19. The occurrence of perithecia of the oak mildew in Britain
  20. A prospect of crop physiology
  21. Why starve grass ?
  22. Equipment for sampling roots of field crops
  23. The limits of microbial existence
  24. The anaerobic bacteria of soil
  25. The benefits and limitations of breakcrops for the control of soil-borne diseases of cereals
  26. The automatic determination of phosphorus in extracts of soils made with 0.5 M sodium bicarbonate and 0.01 M calcium chloride
  27. Laboratory studies on the acute contact and oral toxicities of insecticides to honeybees
  28. A review of the biology and ecology of slugs of agricultural importance
  29. Measurement of radiant energy
  30. Growth of perennial grass weeds in relation to the cereal crop
  31. Effect of radiation and temperature on efficiency of cereal leaves during grain growth
  32. The behaviour of a cotton stainer Dysdercus Intermedius ( Heteroptera, Pyrrhocoridae) in a temperature gradient and the effect of temperature on aggregation
  33. Cytochrome Oxidase and Mitochondrial Protein in Extracts of Leaves of Nicotiana glutinosa L. Infected with Tobacco Mosaic Virus
  34. Balanced 6× 6 designs for 9 treatments
  35. Serial factorial design
  36. Apparatus for the simultaneous measurement of water vapour and carbon dioxide exchanges of single leaves
  37. Carbon dioxide infra-red gas analysis - effects of water vapour
  38. Bio-electric Potentials of Intact Green Plants III Effects of jacketing a region of the plant tissue between the measuring contacts with mineral salt solutions
  39. Problems in the systematics of the Olpidiaceae
  40. Transmission of tobacco necrosis virus to higher plants by Olpidium—a model for the activities of lower fungi parasitic in algae
  41. Crop rotations for experimental stations
  42. Separation of Endogone spores from organic soil debris by differential sedimentation on gelatin columns
  43. Studies on the chemical control of wireworms (Agriotes spp.) III.—The direct and residual effects of BHC, aldrin and dieldrin
  44. Results of an experiment at Rothamsted testing farmyard manure and N, P and K fertilizers on five arable crops and permanent grass III. Yields 1961–1965
  45. The effect of a nitrification inhibitor on the concentration of nitrate in grass during growth
  46. A simple apparatus for separating fluorine from aluminosilicates by pyrohydrolysis
  47. Instruments and techniques for measuring the microclimate of crops
  48. Studies on the penetration and sorption of insecticides in insects
  49. A program to fit constants to multiway tables of quantitative and quantal data
  50. Windbreaks, shelter and insect distribution
  51. Calibration of infra-red gas analysers for use with carbon dioxide
  52. Metal contamination of soil in the Woburn Market-Garden experiment resulting from the application of sewage sludge
  53. Ion-exchange concentration of trace elements for spectrochemical analysis of rocks and soils
  54. The location of trace elements in sedimentary rocks and in soils derived from them
  55. The substrate specificity of aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases from higher plants
  56. Photosynthesis in crop profiles, measured by phytometers
  57. Observations on the infection of potato leaves by Phytophthora infestans
  58. Infection of potato tubers by common scab (Streptomyces scabies) during brief periods when soil is drying
  59. Nitrate nitrogen in leaves and petioles of sugar beet in relation to yield of sugar and juice purity
  60. Isolation of ammonia‐oxidizing autotrophic bacteria
  61. Electron microscopic observation on dolichos enation mosaic virus
  62. The secretion of the systemic insecticides dimethoate and phorate into nectar
  63. Rate‐controlling processes in the release of soil phosphate
  64. Theory and practice in statistics. Interim report of the RSS Committee on teaching of statistics in schools
  65. Relative incidence of Fusarium pathogens of cereals in rotation plots at Rothamsted
  66. Aggregated forms of the satellite of tobacco necrosis virus
  67. Conversion of tryptophan to auxin by phenolic esters from leaves of dwarf French bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.)
  68. The purification of commercial Alizarin Red S for the determination of aluminium in silicate minerals
  69. Potato production using resistant varieties on land infested with potato cyst-eelworm, Heterodera rostochiensis Woll.
  70. Obituary - Professor Frank Raw
  71. Manganese-phosphate reactions in aqueous systems and the effects of applications of monocalcium phosphate, on the availability of manganese to oats in an alkaline fen soil
  72. The use of menazon seed dressing to decrease spread of virus yellows in sugar‐beet root crops
  73. Protection of sugar beet stecklings against aphids and viruses by cover crops and aluminium foil
  74. Laboratory methods for assessing the toxicity of contact poisons to slugs
  75. The effect of moving carabids on oviposition by frit fly (Oscinella Frit. L.)
  76. Observations on hymenopterous parasites of frit fly Oscinella frit L. on oats
  77. A soil‐borne virus of winter oats
  78. Insecticides on single seeds treated with liquid dressings
  79. Reactions of some old and new British potato cultivars to tobacco rattle virus
  80. Growth substances in roots of tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum Mill.) infected with root‐knot nematodes (Meloidogyne spp.)
  81. The spray warning scheme for control of sugar beet yellows in England Summary of results between 1959-66
  82. The Food of Female Wheat Bulb Flies (Leptohylemyia coarctata (Fall.))
  83. Extraction, standardization and assessment of the volatility of the sex attractants of Heterodera rostochiensis Woll. and H. schachtii Schtn.
  84. Physiological analysis of the effects of different soils on sugar beet crops in different years
  85. Broad‐bean stain and true broad‐bean mosaic viruses
  86. The benefical effects of CCC on wheat yields in dry conditions
  87. Effect of CCC on the growth of wheat roots
  88. CCC and cereals
  89. Responses of crop plants to growth regulators
  90. The Effect of Growth Regulators, CCC and B9, on Protein and Total Nitrogen of Bean Leaves (Phaseolus vulgaris) during Development
  91. The effect of infection with beet yellows virus on the growth of sugar beet
  92. A Review of the Genus Aulolaimus de Man, 1880 (Axonolaimidae: Aulolaiminae n. subfam.) with Notes on the Synonymy of the Genus Pandurinema Timm, 1957
  93. The effect of soil conditioners on the growth of sugar beet in a sandy soil
  94. Viruses in Horseradish
  95. Broad‐bean stain and true broad‐bean mosaic viruses
  96. Mineralizable-N in the soil under various leys and its effect on the yields of following wheat
  97. The effects of soil management on available nitrogen
  98. Effects of previous cropping and fertilizer-N applied in field experiments on soil-N available to ryegrass grown in pots
  99. The effects on winter wheat of ammonium sulphate, with and without a nitrification inhibitor, and of calcium nitrate
  100. Field experiments on carrots at Rothamsted, Woburn and Tunstall (Suffolk)
  101. The Foraging Behaviour of Honeybees (Apis mellifera) and Bumblebees (Bombus Spp.) on Blackcurrant (Ribes nigrum), Raspberry (Rubus idaeus) and Strawberry (Fragaria × Ananassa) Flowers
  102. The pollination of strawberries by honey-bees
  103. The pollination of black currants
  104. Studies on the seasonal changes in the activities of honeybee colonies
  105. Dandelion as a competitor to fruit trees for bee visits
  106. The conditions under which foraging honeybees expose their Nasonov gland
  107. Engorging of honey by worker honeybees when their colony is smoked
  108. The behaviour of bees visiting runner beans (Phaseolus multiflorus)
  109. The Pollination of Runner Beans (Phaseolus Multiflorus) in a Glasshouse
  110. The effect of the size of honeybee colonies on food consumption, brood rearing and the longevity of the bees during winter
  111. The alerting pheromones of the honeybee
  112. Growth, development, and yield of spring wheat in artificial climates
  113. Some observations on the structure of the filamentous particles of several plant viruses
  114. The multiplicity of bands in the gel diffusion precipitin analysis of the protein of tobacco mosaic virus.
  115. Mathematical models for infectivity dilution curves of plant viruses.
  116. The identification and classification of Rhizobium
  117. The use of visible mutant markers in the study of resistance of house flies to insecticides.
  118. Genetics of resistance to insecticides of the ska strain of musca domestica Iii. Location and isolation of the factors of resistance to dieldrin
  119. Examination of the isolated autosomes of the SKA strain of house-flies (Musca domestica L.) for resistance to several insecticides with and without pretreatment with sesamex and TBTP
  120. Dark reactivation of ultraviolet-irradiated tobacco necrosis virus
  121. Calcium: Aluminium exchange equilibria in clay minerals and acid soils
  122. Relationships between soil volume used by roots and nutrient accessibility
  123. The effect of the size of soil aggregates on nutrient supply
  124. The Value of a Fluorescent Tracer in Determining the Quantity of Dieldrin on Honeybees Foraging in a Sprayed Crop
  125. Hatching agents for the potato cyst‐nematode, Heterodera rostochiensis Woll
  126. The chemical composition of the cyst wall of the potato cyst-nematode, Heterodera rostochiensis
  127. Soils and fertilizers
  128. Soil fertility problems in cereal growing
  129. How serious is soil compaction?
  130. Future trends in the use of fertilisers
  131. The forms and amounts of fertilizers used in the UK and possible changes that may affect methods of applications
  132. Fertiliser use on cereals in England and Wales, 1966
  133. Mites in bedroom air
  134. Cation-anion relationships in crop nutrition: VI. The effect of part, age and species of plant and some soil characteristics
  135. Geochemistry of the Whitbian (Upper Lias) sediments of the Yorkshire coast
  136. Identification and functions of secretion from the posterior scent gland of fifth instar larva of the bug Dysdercus intermedius
  137. Field comparisons between compound and straight fertilisers for sugar beet
  138. Field experiments and increases in yield of crops
  139. Potassium reserves in British soils: II. Soils from different parent materials
  140. Potassium reserves in British soils. I. The Rothamsted Classical Experiments
  141. Localization of peroxidase activity in legume root nodules
  142. Laboratory experiments on sugar‐beet downy mildew (Peronospora farinosa)
  143. Effect of the situation of the aphid host at death on the type of spore produced by Entomophthora spp.
  144. The influence of penetration, distribution, sorption and decomposition on the poisoning of the cockroach Periplaneta americana treated topically with diazoxon
  145. Expansion of Leaf Area Per Plant in Field Bean (Vicia fabia L.) as Related to Daily Maximum Temperature
  146. Production of plant growth substances by Azotobacter chroococcum
  147. Herbage /tillage systems in England
  148. Effects Produced on Tomato Plants, Lycopersicum esculentum, by Seed or Root Treatment with Gibberellic Acid and Indol-3yl-Acetic Acid
  149. Movement of systemic insecticides through soil to plant roots
  150. Experiments on the P and K requirements of barley
  151. A type of farming map based on agricultural census data
  152. Migration records 1965
  153. Exchange visits of scientists between the Academy of the Socialist Republic of Rumania and the Royal Society [Report O/6 (68)]
  154. Oil plams on acid sulphate soils in Malaya
  155. The effects of drying and ageing tree leaves on the ability of their aqueous extracts to dissolve ferric oxide
  156. Symbiotic effectiveness in nodulated red clover V The n and d factors for ineffectiveness
  157. The identification and classification of Rhizobium
  158. The pollination of oilseed rape (Brassica napus) and the behaviour of bees on the crop
  159. Effect of the time of day at which honeybee colonies are first allowed flight in a new location on their choice of flower species
  160. Use of plant protein concentrates as human food
  161. Factors affecting flight responses of alienicolae of Aphis fabae Scop. and Schizaphis graminum Rondani (Homoptera: Aphididae)
  162. High-altitude migration of aphids in maritime and continental climates
  163. The larger fungi of Rothamsted
  164. Implementing the possibilities
  165. The Microflora of Fodders Associated with Bovine Respiratory Disease
  166. The Thermophilic Actinomycetes in mouldy hay
  167. A titrimetric method for determining total sulphur in mineral soils
  168. Studies on the decomposition of plant material in soil. III. The distribution of labelled and unlabelled carbon in soil incubated with 14C labelled ryegrass
  169. A key to the recognition of some Endogone spore types
  170. The distribution of Endogone spores in some Australian and New Zealand soils, and in an experimental field soil at Rothamsted
  171. Chemical tests for potentially available nitrogen in soil
  172. Leaching of fertilizers applied to a latosol in lysimeters
  173. The effects of potassium and magnesium fertilizers on yield and composition of successive crops of ryegrass, clover, sugar beet, potatoes, kale and barley on sandy soil at Woburn
  174. Algorithm AS 1: Simulating Multidimensional Arrays in One Dimension
  175. A method of assessing losses in spring oats from frit fly (Oscinella frit(L)) shoot attack
  176. Evaluation of phosphate fertilizers II Residual value of nitrophosphates, Gafsa rock phosphate, basic slag and potassium metaphosphate for potatoes, barley and swedes grown in rotation, with special reference to changes in soil phosphorus status
  177. Evaluation of phosphate fertilizers I. Immediate value of dicalcium phosphate, nitrophosphates, Gafsa rock phosphate, basic slag and potassium metaphosphate for barley and ryegrass
  178. Movement and oviposition of wheat bulb flies
  179. Distribution of pyrophosphate-extractable iron and organic carbon in soils of various groups
  180. A new apparatus for recording particle size distribution
  181. The effect on yield of maincrop potatoes of different methods of fertilizer application
  182. Leaf injury and food consumption by larvae of Phaedon cochleariae (Coleoptera; Chrysomelidae) and Plutella maculipennis (Lepidoptera plutellidae) feeding on turnip and radish
  183. Wheat bulb fly, Leptohylemyia coarctata Fall., and its effect on the growth and yield of wheat
  184. Population studies on the active stages of the black bean aphid, Aphis fabae Scop., on its winter host Euonymus europaeus L
  185. Cannibalism and predation by aphids
  186. Effects of insect predators on small populations of Aphis fabae in the field
  187. General soil classification: hierarchical and co-ordinate systems
  188. A versatile gas/liquid valve
  189. Broadbalk: Historical Introduction
  190. Some effects of chlorfenvinphos, an organophosphorus insecticide on populations of soil animals
  191. Serological and morphological studies on the inter- and intraspecific differences of the plant-parasitic nematodes Heterodera and Ditylenchus
  192. Clumping of the plant parasitic nematode Ditylenchus dipsaci in water
  193. Honey Bee Pathology
  194. The measurement and interrelationships of infections with Nosema apis and Malpighamoeba mellificae of honey-bee populations
  195. The multiplication of sacbrood virus in the adult honeybee
  196. Control of the greater and lesser wax moths (Galleria mellonella and Achroia grisella) with Bacillus thuringiensis
  197. The purification and properties of chronic bee-paralysis virus
  198. Experiments on the etiology of European foul brood of the honeybee
  199. The serological relationship between tobacco mosaic virus and cucumber viruses 3 and 4
  200. Algorithm AS 9: Construction of additive table
  201. Algorithm AS 8: Main effects from a multi-way table
  202. Patterns and progress of research
  203. Available and accessible water
  204. The inefficiency of world farming
  205. The Earth's potential
  206. Discussion of hamilton,ra
  207. Pheromones of the honeybee (Apis mellifera L.): the “inhibitory scent” of the queen
  208. Adding a point to vector diagrams in multivariate analysis