1936

  1. The use of multiple measurements in taxonomic problems.
  2. Rothamsted Experimental Station Harpenden Field Experiments and Farm Operations 1935
  3. The Production of Pigs for Bacon Rothamsted Conference RC No 19
  4. A physical description of soil tilth
  5. The work of the Fermentation department 1913-1936
  6. A study of heart-rot of young sugar-beet plants grown in culture solutions
  7. Field experimentation at Rothamsted in the years 1926-1936
  8. The effect of potassium chloride on the diurnal changes of the carbohydrates of the potato leaf
  9. The binding of glacial phosphoric acid by the proteins of wheat flour
  10. The present state of our ignorance concerning the nodules of leguminous plants
  11. Stimulation of root-hair growth in legumes by sterile secretions of nodule bacteria
  12. Reduction of nodule numbers and growth, produced by the addition of sodium nitrate to lucerne in sand culture
  13. Studies on European foul brood of bees II The production of the disease experimentally
  14. Abridged report of the brood disease investigations the foul brood investigation from the year ending September 30th 1936
  15. Bacillus alvei and Bacillus para-alvei
  16. Fish-poison plants as insecticides. A review of recent work
  17. Occurrence of rotenone in Tephrosia macropoda Harv
  18. The problem of the evaluation of rotenone-containing plants II Derris Elliptic A, Derris Malaccensis and the Sumatra Type roots
  19. The problem of the evaluation of rotenone-containing plants III A study of the optical activities of the resins of D. Elliptic A, D. Malaccensis and the Sumatra Type roots
  20. A device for the rapid counting of large numbers of small insects
  21. On the nocturnal activity of Tipulinae (Diptera) as measured by a light trap II The influence of temperature cloud and moonlight on the number of insects capured
  22. On the nocturnal activity of Tipulinae (Diptera) as measured by a light trap I The time of flight and proportion of sexes
  23. The association of xylan with cellulose in certain structural celluloses
  24. The composition of some vegetable fibres with particular reference to jute
  25. The destruction of oak by the death-watch beetle
  26. The biological decomposition of lignin
  27. The composition of forage crops I Rye grass (Western Wolths.)
  28. The oxidation of amino-acids by hypochlorite I Glycine
  29. The two ends of straw
  30. On the lattice shrinkage and structure of montmorillonite
  31. A new apparatus for separating insects and other arthropods from the soil
  32. The distribution of mannan in some gymnosperms
  33. A Note on the Adult Female of Anguillulina aptini (Sharga), A Nematode Parasitising Aptinothrips rufus Gmelin
  34. A note on an unidentified fungus in the body cavity of two thysanopterous insects
  35. The biological oxidation of stearic acid in percolating filters
  36. The biological oxidation of carbohydrates V The decomposition of cellulose in the activated sludge process and in percolating filters
  37. Studies of migrant insects
  38. A note on the hibernation of Micraspis sedecimpunctata l. (var. 12‐punctata l.), (col. Cocc.), at Rothamsted Experimental Station
  39. The physiology of the sheep blow‐fly Lucilia sericata meig. (Diptera)
  40. Some aspects of cultivation and other power operations on the farm
  41. The growth of clover in the presence of ammonium sulphate
  42. Factors affecting the formation of local lesions by tobacco mosaic virus
  43. Stem and inflorescence galls on yarrow (Achillea millefolium L.) caused by the nematode Anguina millefolii (Low, 1874) Filipjev, 1936
  44. Some aspects of cultivation and other power operations on the farm
  45. Land drainage: the area of benefit
  46. Relation of so-called Streptococcus apis to certain Lactic Acid Streptococci
  47. The circulation of water in the soil between the surface and the level of underground water
  48. The role of plasmodesms in the translocation of virus
  49. The susceptibility of the plant cell to virus disease
  50. The histology of the necrotic lesions induced by virus diseases
  51. The early development of the cotton fibre
  52. A study of some physical properties of flour doughs in relation to their breadmaking qualities
  53. The relationship between conditions governing rupture and flow
  54. A physical test for Ling honey
  55. The action of sodium nitrate upon the infection of lucerne root-hairs by nodule bacteria
  56. The abnormal structure induced in nodules on lucerne (Medicago sativa L.) by the supply of sodium nitrate to the host plant
  57. Short-period fluctuations in the numbers of bacterial cells in soil
  58. Factors affecting the amount of infection obtained by aphis transmission of the virus Hy. III
  59. An examination of the sampling observations on wheat of the crop-weather scheme
  60. An enumeration of the confounded arrangements in the 2x2x2 factorial designs
  61. Almond and peach buds attacked by a gall midge in Greece
  62. The treatment and disposal of milk factory effluents I By means of percolating filters and septic tanks
  63. Proceedings of the Association Of Applied Biologists
  64. Soils and fertilisers
  65. The soils of Britain and their classification
  66. The work of the Entomological Department at Rothamsted 1915-1936
  67. Our butterfly visitors from abroad
  68. British immigrant butterflies and moths - Set E.57
  69. British immigrant butterflies and moths
  70. IX - The influence of moonlight on the activity of certain nocturnal insects, particularly of the family Noctuidae as indicated by a light trap
  71. Collected records relating to insect migration: Third series
  72. A modified Greenwich night-cloud recorder used for ecological work
  73. CP37 Apple cider and cider products
  74. Rainfall and cotton yields in the Sudan Gezira
  75. The technique of modern field experiments
  76. Some new British records of fungi on wheat : Cercosporella herpotrichoides Fron., Gibellina cerealis Pass., and Ophiobolus herpotrichus (Fr.) Sacc
  77. The effect of constant and fluctuating temperature on the germination of the weed seeds in arable soil
  78. The weed seed population of arable soil: III. The re-establishment of weed species after reduction by fallowing
  79. The essential nature of certain minor elements for plant nutrition
  80. The x2 distribution for the binomial and poisson series, with small expectations
  81. The statistical analysis of field counts of diseased plants
  82. An experiment on observer's bias in the selection of shoot-heights
  83. Liquid crystalline substances from virus-infected plants
  84. A new method of arranging variety trials involving a large number of varieties
  85. Incomplete latin squares
  86. Crop estimation and forecasting: indications of the sampling observations on wheat
  87. Applications of the sampling technique to crop estimation and forecasting
  88. Incomplete randomized blocks
  89. The biology of leptobyrsa rhododendri horvath (hemiptera, tingitidae), the rhododendron lacebug
  90. Structure in relation to chromic oxidation of nitrogenous substances
  91. Determination of carbon and nitrogen by the action of chromic acid under reduced pressure