1948

  1. The agriculture use of sewage and sludge composts
  2. Agricultural investigations in the Sudan
  3. Acarine disease of bees
  4. Report of the Bee Department 1947
  5. Studies on Giant Amoeboid Organisms 2. Nuclear Division and Cyst Formation in Leptomyxa reticulata Goodey with Remarks on the Systematic Position of the Organism
  6. Studies on Giant Amoeboid Organisms 1. The Distribution of Leptomyxa reticulata Goodey in Soils of Great Britain and the Effect of Bacterial Food on Growth and Cyst Formation
  7. Current problems in soil cultivation
  8. Deep tillage
  9. The laboratory determination of the volume weight and air space of stony soil
  10. The effects of DDT and of benzene hexachloride on bees
  11. A semi-micro combustion method for the determination of organic carbon
  12. The concept of soil moisture deficit
  13. Measurement of internal surface by negative adsorption
  14. Human biochemical genetics
  15. The determination of uronic acids in soil
  16. A manometric method for the estimation of milligram quantities of uronic acids
  17. Leaf protease of tobacco and other plants
  18. Potato root eelworm, DD, and soil sterilization. I. Methods and criteria
  19. Potato Root Eelworm, DD, and Soil Sterilization. II. Results for 1946
  20. Insecticidal smokes
  21. Modern insecticides and methods of application for plant protection
  22. Trace elements and nitrification
  23. Complexes of clays with organic compounds. I. Complex formation between montmorillonite and halloysite and certain organic liquids
  24. Les mineraux argileux de quelques sols ecossais
  25. Adsorption by montmorillonite, and its relation to surface adsorption
  26. The Contact Toxicity of a Number of DDT Analogues and of Four Isomers of Benzene Hexachloride to Macrosiphoniella sanborni and Oryzaephilus Surinamensis
  27. 335. Decomposition of DDT [1: 1: 1-trichloro-2: 2-di-(4-chlorophenyl)-ethane] by basic substances
  28. the sorption of DDT and its analgues by chitin
  29. The phytotoxicity of DDT and of benzene hexachloride
  30. The influence of agricultural research statistics on the development of sampling theory
  31. Field experiments as the basis for planning fertilizer practice
  32. Fertilizer practice 1939-48
  33. A physiological study of leaf growth
  34. A Technique for the Quantitative Estimation of Soil Micro-organisms
  35. The effect of roguing on the spread of virus diseases in potatoes at Rothamsted in 1946
  36. The multiple‐infection transformation
  37. Studies on the Relationship Between Earthworms and Soil Fertility III The Effect of Soil Type on the Structure of Earthworm Populations
  38. A note on the presence of phasmids on the male tails of Anguillulina multicincta, A. erythrinae and A. robusta
  39. Insecticides Derived from Plants. Results of Tests Carried out on a Number of British, Tropical and Chinese Plants
  40. Soil Conditions and The Take‐All Disease of Wheat XI Interaction Between Host Plant Nutrition, Disease Escape, and Disease Resistance
  41. Soil Conditions and the Take‐All Disease of Wheat X Control of the Disease Under Continuous Cultivation of a Spring‐Sown Cereal
  42. Proteolytic activity of preparations of crystallized ribonuclease
  43. The isolation and some properties of a virus-inhibiting protein from Phytolacca esculenta
  44. The Identity of Earthworms Stored by Moles
  45. Differentiation of the Vegetative and Sporogenous Phases of the Actinomycetes 3. Variation in the Actinomyces coelicolor species-group
  46. Studies on the storage of potatoes I. Changes in composition during storage
  47. Some factors affecting the extraction of nitrogenous materials from leaves of various species
  48. Ionic diffusion and electrical conductivity in sands and clays
  49. Methods of recording aphid populations for use in research on potato virus diseases
  50. Experiments on the Spread of Rugose Mosaic and Leaf Roll in Potato Crops in 1946
  51. Aphis migration and the efficiency of the trapping method
  52. The effects of serum and of hyaluronic acid derivatives on the action of hyaluronidase
  53. The preparation and some properties of hyaluronic acid from human umbilical cord
  54. Physiological studies on nodule formation: I. The relation between nodulation and lateral root formation in red clover
  55. The Validity of Comparative Experiments
  56. Limitation of Bacteria by Micro-Predators in Soil
  57. On Estimating the Population of Aphids in A Potato Field
  58. The Transformation of Poisson, Binomial and Negative-Binomial Data
  59. The effect of infection with tobacco-mosaic virus on the levels of nitrogen, phosphorus, protease, and pectase in tobacco leaves and on their response to fertilizers
  60. The effect of fertilizers on the levels of nitrogen, phosphorus, protease, and pectase in healthy tobacco leaves
  61. An alkali-producing mechanism in macerated leaves
  62. Development of ideas on the nature of viruses
  63. Equipment used for trapping and identifying alate aphides
  64. Experiments on the spread of potato virus X between plants in contact
  65. The manuring of potatoes
  66. Soils and fertilizers
  67. Soil and the farmer
  68. The role of fertilizers in the national economy
  69. Fertilizers during the war and after
  70. The toxic action of molybdenum in relation to soils and crops
  71. Suggestions for the control of wild oats
  72. Variations in the properties of potato virus x and their effects on its interactions with ribonuclease and proteolytic enzymes
  73. Studies on the importance and control of potato virus x
  74. Photosynthesis and predisposition of plants to infection with certain viruses
  75. Systematic sampling
  76. The analysis of contingency tables with groupings based on quantitative characters
  77. Physics in agriculture
  78. Total synthesis of some pyrethrins
  79. Natural evaporation from open water, bare soil and grass