1959

  1. New Pests of Cocoa (Theobroma cacao L.) in Ghana following Applications of Insecticides
  2. The value of calcium nitrate and urea for spring-sown cereals
  3. Nutrition problems in forest nurseries
  4. Rothamsted Chemistry Department 1958
  5. Report of the Bee Department 1958
  6. Variation in the incidence of swarming among colonies of Apis mellifera throughout the summer
  7. An Insectary Method for Rearing Cacao Mirids, Distantiella theobroma (Dist.) and Sahlbergella singularis Hagl
  8. Studies on the Chemical Control of Cacao Mirids, Distantiella theobroma (Dist.) and Sahlbergella singularis Hagl
  9. Estimating earthworm populations by using formalin
  10. Experiments on the mode of action of insecticidal seed-dressings especially against Leptohylemyia coarctata Fallen Muscidae the wheat bulb fly
  11. Development of insect resistance to insecticides
  12. The effect of temperature particularly during diapause on the development of the egg of Leptohylemyia coarctata Fallen (Diptera : Muscidae)
  13. The effects of nitrogen upon three stiff-strawed winter wheat varieties
  14. A note on anhydrotetronic acid as a hatching agent of the beet eelworm, Heterodera schachtii Schm.
  15. The net assimilation rates of wild and cultivated beets
  16. Further Observations On Some Factors Influencing the Emergence of Larvae From Cysts of the Beet Eelworm Heterodera Schachtii Schmidt
  17. High Levels of Phosphorus and Die-Back in Yellow Lupins
  18. Decomposition of anionic surface-active agents by soil bacteria
  19. Aldrin controlling slug and wireworm damage to potatoes
  20. Pedology - Pedogenic weathering
  21. Photosynthesis of lamina and sheath of barley leaves
  22. Methods of controlling black-pod disease (Caused by Phytophthora palmivora of Theobroma cacao in Nigeria
  23. The role of cellulases in nature
  24. Studies on the mechanism underlying the reduction of pea wilt by Fusarium solani f. pisi
  25. Mitochondrial preparations from the leaves of tobacco (Nicotiana tabacum)
  26. Dr. F. Tattersfield, O.B.E. - obituary
  27. The analysis of a non-replicated experiment involving a single four-course rotation of crops
  28. Soil and Soil Maps
  29. Life at low temperatures
  30. The wheat bulb fly, Leptohylemyia coarctata Fall review of current knowledge of its biology
  31. Observations on adult weight and wing areain Pulsia Gamma L. and Pieris Brassicae L. in relation to larval population density
  32. The diversity of the insect fauna in a hedgerow and neighbouring fields
  33. A survey of diseases and losses in dairy cattle in Wiltshire and Devonshire.
  34. Molybdenum in the lower lias of England and Wales in relation to the incidence of teart
  35. The distribution of certain trace elements in the Lower Lias of southern England
  36. Effect of cotton leaf resistance factors on the spread of Xanthomonas malvacearum (EF Sm.) Dowson in the Gezira, Sudan
  37. Some effects of Plasmodiophora brassicae Woron. on the growth of the young cabbage plant
  38. Pea leaf roll, a new virus disease of legumes in England
  39. Mathematics in biological and agricultural research
  40. Rearing dairy heifers on different planes of nutrition: an interim report on three experiments
  41. Extra-period change-over designs
  42. An investigation of Hartley's method for fitting an exponential curve
  43. Comparison of the early stages of infection by tobacco mosaic virus and its nucleic acid
  44. Birefringence of montmorillonite complexes
  45. The emergence of larvae of Heterodera rostochiensis Woll. from single cysts
  46. Fertilizer production and technology
  47. The invasion and development of some species of Heterodera in plants of different host status
  48. Increasing the rate of larval emergence from cysts in hatching tests with beet eelworm, Heterodera schachtii Schmidt
  49. Testing populations of beet eelworm, Heterodera schachtii Schmidt, for resistance-breaking biotypes, using the wild beet (Beta patellaris Moq.) as indicator
  50. A Comparison of the Rates of Emergence and Invasion of Beet Eelworm Heterodera Schachtii Schmidt and Pea Root Eelworm Heterodera Gottingiana Liebscher
  51. Determination of organic carbon in soil and plant material
  52. A second survey of losses associated with pregnancy and parturition in Yorkshire sheep
  53. Gall-forming nematodes of grasses in Britain
  54. The excretory system of Paraphelenchus and the identity of the hemizonid
  55. Effects of mutilation of the root on subsequent growth
  56. Bulbil Formation in Sedum telephium
  57. Sugar beet yellows in great Britian 1958
  58. Oospora pustulans Owen & Wakefield as a parasite of potato root systems
  59. Docking disorder
  60. Soil nitrogen IV Transformations and Movement of Fertiliser Nitrogen in a Light Soil
  61. Bulb breaking correction for heats of wetting determinations
  62. The transfer of food between the adult members of a honeybee community
  63. The effect of moving colonies of honeybees to new sites on their subsequent foraging behaviour
  64. Herbicide spray and frit fly attack on oats
  65. Nacobbus serendipiticus n. sp., a root-galling nematode from tomatoes in England
  66. Proposal to stabilise the scientific name of the cereal-root eelworm (Class Nematoda).
  67. An electrophoretic study of the mechanism of precipitin reactions: variation in reversibility
  68. The significance of cyclic peak yields in Nigerian oil palms
  69. The Effect of Infection with Bacteriophage on the Electrokinetic Potential of Rhizobium leguminosarum
  70. Field studies in green manuring II
  71. Aggregation of the protein of tobacco mosaic virus with and without combination with nucleic acid
  72. Laboratory scale molecular distillation of the pyrethrins
  73. Some Properties of Infective Preparations made by Disrupting Tobacco Rattle Virus with Phenol
  74. Separation and properties of particles of tobacco rattle virus with different lengths
  75. Electron microscopic evidence on the structure of the particles of tobacco rattle virus
  76. Bacterial fertilizers in the Soviet Union
  77. A longitudinal study of the results of premature extraction of deciduous teeth between 3-4 and 13-14 years of age
  78. Plant enzyme reactions leading to the formation of heterocyclic compounds. 3. Plant amine oxidase and the formation of pyrrolidine and piperidine alkaloids
  79. Fertilizers, crop production and soil fertility
  80. Soils and fertilizers
  81. Field experiments on phosphate fertilizers. A joint investigation
  82. Comparisons between combine-drilling and broadcasting muriate of potash for spring barley
  83. Manuring experiments on flax
  84. Soil sampling procedures for potato root eelworm cysts
  85. Field sampling and laboratory examination of cereal root eelworm cysts
  86. Fertilizer practice surveys
  87. Fat metabolism and temperature acclimatization in the fly phormia terraenovae R. -D
  88. Electric charges of kaolin
  89. 10-Hydroxy-Δ2-decenoic acid in the honeybee(Apis mellifera)
  90. Some effects of larval population density on the biology of Pieris brassicae L. and Plusia gamma L.
  91. Role of a dagger nematode (Xiphinema sp.) in outbreaks of plant diseases caused by arabis mosaic virus
  92. Analysis of heavy minerals in certain drift soils of Yorkshire
  93. Measurement of the resistance of cotton to Xanthomonas malvacearum (EF Sm.) Dowson using a leaf abrasion technique
  94. Preliminary observations on the behaviour of the adult wheat bulb fly, Leptohylemyia coarctata (Fall.) using the “field-cage-marking” technique
  95. The analysis of experiments on growth rate
  96. The analysis of field experiments on an electronic computer
  97. The resistance of pea varieties to Fusarium wilt
  98. Production of a perfect stage in a nutritionally deficient mutant of pathogenic Fusarium oxysporum after ultra-violet irradiation
  99. Pathogenic interactions between Fusarium oxysporum and Fusarium solani on peas
  100. The occurrence of Fusarium wilt of melon in Britain
  101. Malthus 1959 - Farmer and Biochemist versus Engineer and Doctor
  102. A structural study of iddingsite from New South Wales, Australia
  103. Expanding-lattice minerals from Shropshire
  104. The effect of farmyard manure on fertilizer responses
  105. Release of ammonium and organic matter from soil by hydrofluoric acid and effect of hydrofluoric acid treatment on extraction of soil organic matter by neutral and alkaline reagents
  106. Determination of fixed ammonium in soil
  107. Some aspects of the origins of life considered in the light of the Moscow International Symposium
  108. Sources of incompatibility affecting nitrogen fixation in legume symbiosis
  109. Some observations on root-hair infection by nodule bacteria
  110. Leaf proteins
  111. Abortive feeding behaviour in a black aphid of the Aphis Fabae group
  112. Leaf protein as human food
  113. The large-scale separation of fluids from fibrous pulps
  114. Edible protein from leaves
  115. Discussion of papers by Isherwood and Thompson & Martin
  116. The longevity of worker honeybees
  117. Cereal virus diseases in Britain
  118. Studies on the transmission of European wheat striate mosaic virus by Delphacodes pellucida Fabricius
  119. The effects of inbreeding when selection acts against homozygosis at one or more loci
  120. The analysis of experiments on the Rothamsted computer
  121. Insecticidal control of wheat bulb fly larvae
  122. The feeding and excretion rates of Aphis Fabae Scop. on Vicia Faba L
  123. Experiments with suction traps to assess the abundance of Syrphidae (Diptera), with special reference to aphidophagous species
  124. Effects of ants on the physiology ad development of aphids
  125. The origin and development of brown earths on clay-with-flints and coombe deposits
  126. Factors influencing the isotopically exchangeable phosphate in soils Part III The effect of temperature in some calcareous soils
  127. Factors influencing the isotopically exchangeable phosphate in soils Part I The effect of low concentrations or organic anions
  128. Factors influencing the isotopically exchangeable phosphate in soils Part II The effect of base saturation with sodium and calcium in non-calcareous soils
  129. Some factors influencing the emergence of overwintering Hession Fly larvae
  130. The susceptibility of atte wheat to attack by the wheat blossom midges
  131. Soil nitrogen V Leaching of nitrate from soils in laboratory experiments
  132. An improved method for the isolation of Streptococcus pluton, and observations on its distribution and ecology
  133. The natural mechanism of suppression of Nosema apis Zander in enzootically infected colonies of the honey bee, Apis mellifera Linnaeus
  134. The effect of infestation with Acarapis woodi (Rennie) on the mortality of honey bees
  135. Recent research on the natural history of European foul brood disease
  136. Effect of potash on powdery mildew in wheat
  137. Viruses : retrospective and prospect (The Leeuwenhoek Lecture )
  138. Some properties of decomposition products of potato virus X
  139. Physiology of virus diseases
  140. Photoreactivation of nucleic acid from tobacco mosaic virus
  141. The infectivity and inactivation of nucleic acid preparations from tobacco mosaic virus
  142. Effect of nitrous acid on tobacco mosaic virus : mutation or selection ?
  143. Obituary: Wilfred Leslie Stevens
  144. An exploratory analysis of a large set of 3 X 3 X 3 fertiliser trials in India
  145. Notes on the water balance of the Sperbelgraben and Rappengraben
  146. The source of the substance produced by a queen honeybee (Apis mellifera L.) which inhibits development of the ovaries of the workers of her colony
  147. The vertical distribution of aphids in the air and the temperature lapse rate
  148. Solarimeter for field use
  149. The reflection of short-wave radiation by vegetation
  150. Modification of the structure of a tropical cyclone on traversing a high plateau
  151. Ice-nucleating properties of some natural mineral dusts
  152. Extraction and purification of queen substance from queen bees
  153. Queen substance
  154. Studies on the properties of soil-borne viruses of the tobacco-rattle type occurring in Scotland
  155. Some properties of three viruses isolated from a diseased plant of solanum jasminoides paxt. From india
  156. Some properties of barley stripe mosaic virus*
  157. Some observations on the cereal-root eelworm population of field plots of cereals with different sowing times and fertilizer treatments
  158. Some effects of changing temperature and of virus inhibitors on infection by cucumber mosaic virus
  159. Seed and soil treatment with systemic insecticides to prevent aphid colonization of emerging beet seedlings
  160. The pattern of field infection of potato by the beet ringspot strain of tomato black-ring, a soil-borne virus
  161. Movement of eelworms. Iv. The influence of water percolation
  162. Movement of eelworms v. Observations on aphelenchoides ritzema-bosi (schwartz, 1912) steiner, 1932 on florists' chrysanthemums
  163. The movement of eelworms in water films
  164. Leaf infection of cotton by xanthomonas malvacearum (efsm.) dowson
  165. Further experiments on black-leg disease of sugar-beet seedlings
  166. Experiments on the mode of action of insecticidal seed-dressings, especially against leptohylemyia coarctata fall., muscidae, the wheat bulb fly
  167. Experiments on the mode of action of dieldrin seed-dressings against seedling attack by the larval frit fly, oscinella frit l
  168. The emergence of larvae from free eggs of the potato-root eelworm heterodera rostochiensis (woll.)
  169. Effects of previous wheat crops, seed-rate and nitrogen on eyespot, take-all, weeds and yields of two varieties of winter wheat: Field experiment 1954-56
  170. Effect of nitrogenous fertilizer applied at different dates on take-all, eyespot and yield of winter wheat grown on light sandy loam
  171. A comparative study of the growth of wild oats (avena fatua l. And a-ludoviciana dur.) and of cultivated cereals with varied nitrogen supply