1934

  1. On the eggs of Notostira erratics L. (Hemiptera, Capsidae) 1. Observations on the structure of the egg and the sub-opercular yolk-plug, swelling of the egg and hatching
  2. Note on the oviposition of Notostira erratics L. (Hem., Capsidae)
  3. Lestodiplosis alvei SP.N. (Diptera, Cecidomyidae)
  4. Rothamsted Experimental Station Harpenden Investigations in progress in the laboratories and experimental fields 1933
  5. Regularities in the carbohydrate composition of barley grain
  6. Prediction of extract III Application of the carbohydrate regularity principle
  7. Fungus diseases at Rothamsted and Woburn 1932-1933 (Take-all , Gaeumannomyces graminis var. tritici.)
  8. The interaction of clay with water and organic liquids as measured by specific volume changes and its relation to the phenomena of crumb formation in soils
  9. On the measurement of imbibitional water
  10. Studies on calcium cyanamide. IV. The use of calcium cyanamide and other forms of nitrogen on grassland
  11. Titration of Protein with Trichloroacetic Acid
  12. The determination of amino-acids in wheat flour
  13. Review of the work of the Bacteriology Department
  14. Some effects of clipping the tops upon the root development of lucerne (Medicago sativa L.)
  15. The numbers of bacterial cells in field soils, as estimated by the ratio method
  16. The loss of activity of pyrethrum II
  17. The soils of the Teindland state forest
  18. The value of a uniformity trial in field experimentation with rubber
  19. The biological decomposition of plant materials IX The aerobic decomposition of hemicelluloses
  20. A study of the Compositton and Utilisation of Alberta Peats
  21. On the Biology of Psylliodes Hyoxcyami Linn. (Chrysomelidae, Coleoptera), The Henbane Flea‐Beetle, with Descriptions of the Larval Stages
  22. Microbes in association
  23. The derivation of the nitrogen of crop plants, with special reference to associated growth
  24. Yield, duration, and droughtresistance of lucerne as influenced by frequency and time of cutting.
  25. The fertilizer value of basic slags and other phosphates
  26. The chemistry of soils and fertilizers
  27. The Effects of Rainfall and Temperature on Percolation through drain gauges
  28. The use of the glass electrode in soil reaction and oxidation-reduction potential measurements
  29. The determination of lignin II Errors introduced by the presence of proteins
  30. The determination of lignin I Errors introduced by the presence of certain carbohydrates
  31. The application of heat of wetting measurements to soil research problems
  32. The border effect in plot experiments
  33. The work of the General Microbiology Department Rothamsted
  34. Possible chemical nature of tobacco mosaic virus
  35. The Physiology of Virus Diseases in Plants VI Some effects of mosaic on the metabolism of the tomato
  36. The Physiology of Virus Diseases in Plants V The movement of the virus agent in tobacco and tomato
  37. The control of virus diseases of the tomato
  38. The fertilizing value of green manures rotted under different conditions
  39. The Decomposition of Green Manures in Soil
  40. The functions of mechanical power in soil cultivation
  41. The contribution of Rothamsted to Soil Physics
  42. Experiments bearing on the nature of intracellular inclusions in plant virus diseases
  43. XVIII The constancy of the viscosity of strong lithium chloride solutions at low velocity gradients
  44. Further evidence upon the nitrogen uptake of grass grown with lucerne
  45. The effect of sodium nitrate on the growth and nitrogen content of a lucerne and grass mixture
  46. An Examination of the Degtjareff Method for Determining Soil Organic Matter, and a Proposed Modification of the Chromic Acid Titration Method
  47. The Asparagus Miner (Melan Agromyza Simplex H. Loew) (Agromyzidae; Diptera)
  48. Some biological and economic aspects of the gall midges
  49. Sudden outbreaks of insect pests
  50. Studies of fluctuations in insect populations III The gall midge, Rhabdophaga heterobia HLW, on black maul variety of Salix Triandra At Syston, leicestershire, 1927-1933
  51. Soils and fertilisers
  52. British immigrant insects
  53. CP32Treatment of apple pomace for pectic extraction
  54. Basic slags and mineral phosphates
  55. Infectivity of summer Sporangia of potato wart disease in incipient infections on varieties immune in the field
  56. Studies in the absorption of calcium from nutrient solutions with special reference to the presence or absence of boron
  57. The fertilising value and nitrifiability of humic materials prepared from coal (with three text-figures)
  58. The effect of rubidium sulphate and palladium chloride on the growth of plants
  59. Observer's bias in sampling-observations on wheat
  60. A complex pig-feeding experiment
  61. The analysis of multiple classifications with unequal numbers in the different classes
  62. The 6×6 latin squares
  63. Contingency tables involving small numbers and the chi-squared test
  64. The effect of environmental conditions upon pyrethrum (chrysanthemum cinerariaefolium). II
  65. The effect of environmental conditions upon pyrethrum (chrysanthemum cinerariaefolium). I
  66. An apparatus for testing contact insecticides
  67. A comparison of English and Canadian tomato virus diseases