1942

  1. Rothamsted and Its Experiment Station
  2. Studies in the migration of lepidoptera
  3. Toxic effects of certain bacterial metabolic products on soil protozoa
  4. Selection of bacterial food by soil flagellates and amoebae
  5. Obituary Sir Daniel Hall
  6. Chemistry and agriculture reconstruction
  7. The impact of science on agriculture
  8. Collective farming in Russia and the Ukraine II
  9. Agriculture in European Russia
  10. Re-establishment of the Scorched earth
  11. Post-war agriculture in Great Britain
  12. British agricultural research Rothamsted
  13. The film technique of insecticidal testing
  14. The problem of the evaluation of rotenone-containing plants VI The toxicity of l-elliptone and of posons applied jointly withfurther observation on the rotenone equivalent method of assessing the toxicity of Derris root
  15. Accuracy of mutation rates
  16. Fertilizer policy on the farm
  17. Transmission of potato virus Y by Aphis rhamni (Boyer)
  18. The active principles of leguminous fish-poison plants. Part IX The synthesis of Furanoisoflavones related to rotenone
  19. The active principles of leguminous fish-poison plants. Part VIII The synthesis of Dehydrotetrahydroelliptone and Dehydrotetrahydromalaccol
  20. The active principles of leguminous fish-poison plants. Part VI The reduction of elliptone
  21. The active principles of leguminous fish-poison plants. Part VI Robustic acid
  22. Laboratory and field experiments on the control of wireworms
  23. The analysis of toxicity tests on mixtures of poisons
  24. Examples of the planning and interpretation of toxicity tests involving more than one factor
  25. The detection of linkage VI Supplementary tables
  26. The detection of linkage VI The loss of information from incompleteness of parental records
  27. Some notes on the biology of the click beetles Agriotes obscurus L. and A. sputator L.
  28. Observations on some factors influencing growth in wireworms of the genus Agriotes Esch.
  29. The determination of the moisture equivalent by the silt-suction method and the shifting of the pF curve of stored soil samples
  30. Studies in soil cultivation: XI. The effect of inter-tillage on the sugar-beet crop
  31. The determination of rotenone in derris root
  32. A comparison of the chemical and biological assays of several strains of pyrethrum flowers
  33. Soil physics: Theory and practice
  34. Hoeing
  35. Measurement of the suction of soil water by Portland stone absorbers calibrated by a new method for determining vapour pressures near to saturation
  36. The efficiency of pneumatic tyred tractors under farm conditions
  37. Presence of virus in the primordial meristem
  38. The ‘blotches’ on leaves of Arran pilot potatoes
  39. Influence of changes in level of feeding on milk production
  40. Students collected papers
  41. The direct use of leaf protein in human nutrition
  42. Sugar-beet yellows virus. A preliminary account of experiments and observations on its effect in the field
  43. Manuring under a fertilizer rationing scheme
  44. Studies of fluctuations in insect populations IX The carrot fly (Psila rosae) in 1936-41
  45. Baiting slugs using metaldehyde mixed with various substances
  46. Studies in the migration of lepidoptera
  47. The manurial value of sewage sludges
  48. Straw on the land
  49. The honeybee
  50. Cercosporella Herpotrichoides Fron., causing eyespot of wheat in Great Britain
  51. Eyespot in wheat. A disease causing lodging and straggling
  52. The effects of heat on the serological reactions of antisera
  53. The antigenicity of non-precipitating complexes
  54. A preliminary description of preparations of some of the viruses causing tobacco necrosis
  55. Alfred Daniel Hall. 1864-1942
  56. Statistical problems in field sampling for wireworms
  57. Theory of porometers used in the study of stomatal movements in leaves
  58. Preliminary investigations on the value of electric heating of beehives
  59. The influence of various physical and biological factors of the environment on honeybee activity. An examination of the relationship between activity and solar radiation
  60. Insect survival in relation to the rate of water loss