1956

  1. Why are insects dangerous?
  2. Changing views on aphid dispersal
  3. Potato root eelworm at Woburn
  4. Some manuring experiments on oil palm in Africa
  5. Copper Deficiency in Sitka Spruce Seedlings
  6. Nutrition problems in forest nurseries
  7. Fertiliser placement for horticultural crops
  8. Some recent advances in apicultural research
  9. AEtiology of European Foul Brood ; a Disease of the Larval Honey-bee
  10. Rothamsted Chemistry Department 1955
  11. Report of the Bee Department 1955
  12. The formation of dark-coloured clay-organic complexes in black soils
  13. Lucerne mosaic virus in Potato-a new record for the British Isles
  14. The abundance and distribution of Protura in grassland
  15. A case for field beans
  16. The feeding of fodder beet to pigs
  17. The physiological basis of the effect of potassium on crop yield
  18. Measurement of photosynthesis in field conditions
  19. Leaf growth in relation to crop yield
  20. The physiological limitations of crop yield and the possibilities of increasing it
  21. NPK residues from fertilisers and farmyard manure, in long-term experiments at Rothamsted
  22. The effect of adding clays to mixed cultures of Streptomyces albidoflavus and Fusarium culmorum
  23. Inhibition of the growth of fungi by Streptomyces spp. in relation to nutrient conditions
  24. Calculation of membrane pressure for a sol of spherical particles
  25. Antibiotic Activity of Actinomycetes in Soil as Demonstrated by Direct Observation Techniques
  26. Antibiotic activity of actinomycetes in soil and their controlling effects on root-rot of Wheat
  27. A chemotactic response in wheat bulb fly larvae
  28. Observations on the bacterial oxidation of chlorophenoxyacetic acids
  29. The structiure of the eggs of the terrestrial Heteroptera and its relationship to the classification of the group
  30. The Nomenclature and Life-cycle of the European Tarnished Plant Bug, Lygus rugulipennis Poppius (Hem., Miridae)
  31. The bionomics and immature stages of the Thistle Lacebugs (Tingis ampliata H.-S. and T. cardui L; Hem. Tingidae)
  32. The immature stages of the Hemiptera-Heteroptera associated with the stinging nettle (Urtica dioica L.)
  33. Wild oats
  34. Field experiments on uptake of nitrogen from leaf sprays by sugar beet
  35. Isotopes in soil and fertilizer research
  36. The chromatography of leaf ribonuclease
  37. Resistance of insects to insecticides The effect of age and stage of development and nutrition
  38. Resistance of insects to insecticides
  39. A simple method for fitting an asymptotic regression curve
  40. Estimation of numbers of Nitrosomonas in soil and culture
  41. A modified funnel method for extracting soil mesofauna
  42. Soil faunal investigations
  43. Effect on crop growth of rain after prolonged drought
  44. The direct evaluation of psychrometric data from dry-and wet-bulb recorders
  45. The Rate of Disappearance of Para-oxon from two Strains of Houseflies.
  46. Use of antibiotics against plant diseases
  47. Separation of the Pyrethrins by displacement Chromatography
  48. The Persistence and Fate of DDT on Foliage. 2 Comparative rates of loss of DDT deposits from glass plates and growing leaves
  49. Heat flow in the soil
  50. Slumping in Reading Beds near St. Leonards, Bucks
  51. The Rothamsted multifactorial experiments on cereals
  52. Serological Relationship between Potato Paracrinkle Virus, Potato Virus S and Carnation Latent Virus
  53. Gasometric analysis in plant investigation
  54. The sorption of saturated organic compounds by montmorillonite
  55. Montmorillonite complexes with saturated ring compounds
  56. The swelling of organophilic montmorillonites in liquids
  57. A Preliminary Experiment On the Effect of Various Cereals On the Soil Population of Cereal Root Eelworm, Heterodera Major O. Schmidt
  58. Further Observations On the Effects of Peas, Beans and Vetch Upon Soil Population Levels of Pea Root Eelworm, Heterodera Göttingiana Liebscher
  59. Distribution and dispersal of aphids in the air
  60. The effects of various soil treatments on the occurrence of marsh spot in peas and on manganese uptake and yield of oats and timothy
  61. Some observations on Heterodera major
  62. The influence of man on soil fertility
  63. The infectivity of extracts made from leaves at intervals after inoculation with viruses
  64. The heavy minerals of some soils from the neighbourhood of Cambridge, England
  65. Gilgai phenomena in tropical black clays of Kenya
  66. Fiducial distributions and prior distributions: an example in which the former cannot be associated with the latter
  67. Observations On Species of the Genus Iotonchium Cobb 1920
  68. Aphelenchoides sp. destroying mushroom mycelium
  69. Stem eelworm attacking carrots
  70. Mineral components and ash analysis
  71. Yellows - a virus problem in sugar beet
  72. Sugar yellows in Great Brtiain 1955
  73. The use of response curves in the analysis and planning of series experiments with fertilizers
  74. The Responses of Sugar-cane to Fertilizers
  75. The analysis of a 3 x 6 experiment arranged in a quasi-Latin square
  76. The effect of height of observation in forecasting potato blight by Beaumont's method
  77. A micro-calorimeter for clay mineral
  78. A study of the stimuli which release the food begging and offering responses of worker honeybees
  79. Observations on the migration of insects in the Pyrenees in the autumn of 1953
  80. The development of Heterodera rostochiensis and Meloidogyne incognita in cross-grafted solanaceous plants with different susceptibilities
  81. The breakdown of potato-root diffusate in soil
  82. The Production of Sterile Viable Larvae of the Potato Root Eelworm, Heterodera Rostociiiensis
  83. Effects of Clupein and of its Degradation Products on a Rhizobium Bacteriophage, on its Host Bacterium and on the Interaction between the two
  84. Synthetic soil conditioners
  85. Liquid crystals of montmorillonite
  86. A comparison between the mode of sction of organic matter and synthetic polymers in stabilizing soil crumbs
  87. The pyrethrins - a British viewpoint
  88. A survey of methods of milk production II Statistical analysis of bacteriological tests on milk samples
  89. A study of healthy and virus-infected plant cells by thin-section methods
  90. An estimate of number of tobacco mosaic virus particles in a single hair cell
  91. The occurrence of chitinase in some bacteria
  92. The value of rock phosphate for direct application
  93. Soils and fertilizers - soil analysis, soil structure, progress in the use of fertilizers, manuring of crops
  94. Field experiments on phosphate fertilizers A joint investigation
  95. The effect of some silicate slags on the utilization of soil and fertilizer phosphorus
  96. Fertilizer placement
  97. The value of nitrophosphate for spring-sown cereals
  98. Report on 1956 experiments comparing placing and broadcasting of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium for potatoes, peas, beans, kale and maize
  99. Comparisons of ammonium sulphate, calcium nitrate, and urea for potatoes and kale
  100. Fertilizer placement for horticultural crops
  101. The use of an electronic computer in the estimation of sampling errors in a nutritional survey
  102. Cereal varieties grown in England and Wales 1952-54
  103. Cereal manuring in England and Wales
  104. Massing of Tetranychus tiliarium Hermann on trunks of lime trees
  105. Electronic flash in photomicrography
  106. A simple cage for confining small insects during experimental exposure to fumigants
  107. Observations on the effects of BHC (hexachlorocyclohexane) on the soil fauna of arable land
  108. A Note on the Relative Abundance of Flea Beetles (Phyllotreta Stephens and Psylliodes Berthold) on Different Cruciferous Crops
  109. Eophila oculata at Verulamium: a Roman earthworm population?
  110. Indoor experiments with a combine harvester
  111. Green manuring for sugar beet
  112. The effect of date of planting on the yield of potatoes
  113. An Experiment On the Effect of a Predacious Fungus Upon the Soil Population of Potato Root Eelworm, Heterodera Rostochiensis Woll.
  114. The Effect of Predacious Fungus and Organic Matter Upon the Soil Population of Beet Eelworm, Heterodera Schachtii Schm.
  115. Aberdeen growth study I The prediction of adult body measurements from measurements taken each year from birth to 5 years
  116. Studies on the Chemical Control of Wireworms (Agriotes spp.). I.—The Direct and Residual Effects of BHC, DDT, DD, and Ethylene Dibromide
  117. Weighted probits allowing for a non-zero response in the controls
  118. Economic choice of the amount of experimentation
  119. The analysis of a factorial experiment with additional treatments
  120. Heterokaryosis and parasexual recombination in pathogenic strains of Fusarium oxysporum
  121. Power from leaves
  122. Moderately low-angle measurements with a 9.0 cm powder camera
  123. An extrusion method for bonded powder specimens
  124. Collophane from the Chalk
  125. Observations on a race of stem eelworm attacking lucerne
  126. Keeping seed from your own potatoes
  127. Brassica virus diseases
  128. Migration records 1955
  129. Migration records 1956
  130. Some soil organic matter problems
  131. Alkaline decomposition of beta-hydroxy-alpha-amino acids
  132. The Solution - Reduction of Ferric Oxides by Aqueous Leaf Extracts.
  133. The experimental production of podzolization
  134. The deflocculation of kaolinite by aqueous leaf extracts—the role of certain Constituents of the extracts
  135. The influence of the legume in root-nodule symbiosis. A comparative study of host determinants and functions
  136. The development and present problems of soil microbiology
  137. Some components of tobacco mosaic virus preparations made in different ways
  138. Unexploited technological possibilities of making food for man and animals
  139. Studies on the habits of zebu cattle IV. Errors associated with recording technique
  140. The use of 32 P labelled fertilizers to measure superphosphate equivalents of fertilizers in field and pot experiments
  141. Applications of isotopes to soil and fertilizer research
  142. Composting of household waste
  143. Studies on composts prepared from waste materials III Nitrification in Soil
  144. Biosystematics as applied to the Cecidomyiidae
  145. The permanence of organic matter added to soil
  146. The distributions of coccinellid egg batches and larvae in relation to numbers of Aphis fabae Scop. on Vicia faba
  147. A second record of a Tachinid (Dipt) parasite bred from one of the Coccinellinae (Col., Coccinellidae)
  148. Documentation of applied chemistry
  149. A classification of British soils
  150. Paper ionophoresis of inositol phosphates, with a note on the acid hydrolysates of phytic acid
  151. An investigation into the possible effects of moonlight on the activity of insects in the field
  152. A device for collecting samples of bees
  153. Tests with acaricides on Acarapis woodi (Rennie)
  154. Reversible, host-induced, changes in a strain of tobacco mosaic virus
  155. Research on viruses and virus diseases
  156. Observations on the anomalous proteins occurring in extracts from plant infected with strains of tobacco mosaic virus
  157. Weather and water in the growth of grass
  158. Heat flow in the soil
  159. Evaporation: an introductory survey
  160. Evaporation at night
  161. Estimating evaporation
  162. Some further observations on the nature of “queen substance” and of its role in the organisation of a honey-bee (Apis mellifera) community
  163. The introduction of virgin and mated queens, directly and in a simple cage
  164. A note on the use of honey-bees as pollinating agents in cages
  165. New tables of Behrens' test of significance
  166. The temperature profile above bare soil on clear nights
  167. Queen-substance of honeybees and the ovary-inhibiting hormone of crustaceans
  168. Missing values in experiments analysed on automatic computers
  169. The preparation of cyclopentenones from the products of stobbe condensations with aliphatic ketones
  170. The value of glasshouse tests with seedlings in selecting plants tolerant to beet yellows virus
  171. The susceptibility of potato varieties to infestation by the eelworms ditylenchus destructor and d-dipsaci
  172. Studies on the effect of temperature on virus multiplication in inoculated leaves
  173. Some problems of red clover pollination
  174. Some observations on the hatching responses of the cabbage-root eelworm, heterodera cruciferae franklin
  175. Some effects of tannic acid and of leaf extracts which contain tannins on the infectivity of tobacco mosaic and tobacco necrosis viruses
  176. Soil populations of beet eelworm (Heterodera schachtii schm.) in relation to cropping ii. Microplot and field plot results
  177. Soil aeration and the emergence of larvae from cysts of the beet eelworm, Heterodera schachtii schm
  178. A local-lesion technique for measuring the infectivity of conidia of botrytis fabae sardina
  179. Investigations regarding the nature of the interaction between iron and molybdenum or vanadium in nutrient solutions with and without a growing plant
  180. Gall midges affecting seed production in clover
  181. The emergence of larvae from cysts of the beet eelworm, heterodera schachtii schmidt, in aqueous solutions of organic and inorganic substances
  182. The effect of organophosphorus insecticidal sprays on the growth and phosphorus content of brussels sprouts
  183. The effect of infection with tobacco mosaic virus on the respiration of tobacco leaves of varying ages in the period between inoculation and systemic infection
  184. The effect of different host plants of potato virus c in determining its transmission by aphids
  185. The effect of darkening on the susceptibility of plants to infection with viruses ii. Relation to changes in ascorbic acid content of french bean and tobacco
  186. The effect of darkening on the susceptibility of plants to infection with viruses i. Relation to changes in some organic acids in the french bean
  187. The control of potato virus diseases by insecticides
  188. An analysis of the effects of infection with leaf-roll virus on the growth and yield of potato plants, and of its interactions with nutrient supply and shading