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