1961

  1. Entomological Department at Rothamsted 1961
  2. Reginald George Stapledon, 1882-1960
  3. Rothamsted Chemistry Department 1960
  4. Phosphorus in soil organic matter
  5. Report of the Bee Department 1960
  6. Effect of light quality on the growth and growth-substance content of plants
  7. Nest climate regulation in honey bee colonies
  8. Absence of salivary invertase in queen and drone honeybees
  9. The agricultural importance of the soil meso-fauna
  10. Crop losses by insects and the problem of control
  11. Bean aphid control on field beans in relation to the flowering period and to honey bee poisoning
  12. Growth of Nitrosomonas europaea in batch and continuous culture
  13. The bionomics of the free-living stages of zoo-parasitic and phyto-parasitic nematodes – a critical survey
  14. Browning of Chrysanthemum Leaves Infested With Aphelenchoides Ritzemabosi
  15. The Nature of Resistance in Chrysanthemum Varieties To Aphelenchoides Ritzemabosi
  16. The Orientation of Ditylenchus Dipsaci To Physical Stimuli
  17. Factors influencing the ability of Heterodera larvae to reach host plant roots
  18. A technique for the topical application of poisons to non-anaesthetised house-flies for knockdown assessments
  19. The effect of safroxan on the knockdown and the 24-hour toxicity of commercial pyrethrum extract against houseflies (Musca domestica L.)
  20. The effect of depth of burying and frequency of cultivation on survival and germination of wild oats ( Avena fatua L. and Avena ludoviciana Dur.)
  21. Effects of Age and Environment on Net Assimilation Rate of Barley
  22. Some aspects of the drift deposits and geomorphology of south-east Hertfordshire
  23. Chemical and biological examination of commercial pyrethrum extracts for insecticidal constituents
  24. Four new species of Helicotylenchus Steiner (Hoplolaiminae: Tylenchida) and a redescription of H. canadensis Waseem, 1961
  25. Heterodera rostochiensis Population Density in Relation to Potato Growth
  26. The future of chemical control of insects
  27. Investigations on nematicidal activity and crop responses to chemical soil sterilants
  28. Physical conditions affecting in vitro fungi-static action on conidia of Botrytis fabae Sardina
  29. Graphical and other short statistical methods for all‐or‐none bioassay tests
  30. Effects of time and temperature on the fungistatic action of mercury‐containing and other compounds on conidia of Botrytis fabae Sardina
  31. Some variants and possible errors in the test‐tube dilution and slide‐germination methods for laboratory testing of fungicides
  32. Further purification and properties of the amine oxidase of pea seedlings
  33. The behaviour of free-living mites as affected by humidity (Acarina; Oribatoidea)
  34. The control of relative humidity with aqueous solutions of sodium hydroxide
  35. Preferred Temperatures of Land Arthropods
  36. A podzol development sequence in oakwoods and heath in central England
  37. Microbiological observations on the classical fields at Rothamsted
  38. Earthworms and the soil
  39. Slugs at low temperatures
  40. The function of the sternal spatula in gall midges
  41. Soil Survey in Britain
  42. The podzol and podzolic soils
  43. Applying nitrogen fertilizers for spring barley
  44. Autumn nitrogen for winter wheat
  45. Experiments with nitrogen and potash on barley
  46. The effect of different nitrogenous fertilizers, applied as solids or solutions, on the yield and nitrate-N content of established grass and newly sown ryegrass
  47. Pedology
  48. An automatic device for measuring leaf area
  49. The partial purification and properties of a cholinesterase from Blatella germanica L
  50. Phospholipid content in different strains of Drosophila melanogaster and the tentative relation to resistance to organophosphorus compounds
  51. Food losses through animal disease
  52. A statistical technique suitable for the analysis of farm surveys of fertility
  53. Potato haulm resistance to Phytophthora infestans III Lesion distribution and leaf destruction
  54. Potato haulm resistance to Phytophthora infestans II Lesion production and sporulation
  55. Potato haulm resistance to Phytophthora infestans: I. Field assessment of resistance
  56. Sporulation of blight on potato tubers within ridges
  57. Laboratory assessments of the susceptibility of potato haulm to blight (Phytophthora infestans)
  58. Direct and residual effects of Striga control treatments on sorghum yields
  59. Control of cocoa capsids in West Africa
  60. Reaction of tubers of r-gene potato clones to inoculation with specialized races of Phytophthora infestans
  61. Cultivation of Vicia faba L. in Northern Sudan
  62. The histochemistry of the cholinesterases in the central nervous system of susceptible and resistant strains of the house-fly, Musca domestica L., in relation to diazinon poisoning
  63. Nutrition of pigs and poultry
  64. The large‐scale production of protein from leaf extracts
  65. Transfer of virulence in Rhizobium trifolii
  66. The effect of paracrinkle virus on the growth of King Edward potato at different temperatures and daylengths
  67. Potato paracrinkle virus
  68. Thermotherapy of virus infected plants
  69. Transmission of Tobacco Necrosis Virus by Zoospores of Olpidium brassicae
  70. The transmission of potato aucuba mosaic virus by aphids from plants also infected by potato viruses A or Y
  71. Studies on the culturing and parasitism of plant-parasitic nematodes, in particular Ditylenchus dipsaci and Aphelenchoides ritzeiwabosi on alfalfa tissues
  72. Nematode injury to crops
  73. The potato root-eelworm Heterodera rostochiensis Woll. in India.
  74. Aphid dispersal and its bearing on the general character of insect migration by flight
  75. Syrphid (Diptera) migration on the Norfolk coast in Augus
  76. Studies on cation-exchange capacities of roots
  77. An investigation into leaf deformation in Medicago sativa caused by the gall midge Jaapiella medicaginis Rubsaamen (Cecidomyidae) Marcellia
  78. Observations on the susceptibility of chrysanthemum varieties infested at two different times with chrysanthemum eelworm, Aphelenchoides ritzemabosi
  79. Problems in the routine hot-water treatment of chrysanthemum stools
  80. Observations on the biology of chrysanthemum eelworm Aphelenchoides ritzema‐bosi (Schwartz) Steiner in florists' chrysanthemum: II Symptoms of eelworm infestation
  81. Observations on the biology of chrysanthemum eelworm Aphelenchoides ritzema‐bosi (Schwartz) Steiner in florists' chrysanthemum: I. Spread of eelworm infestation
  82. Heterodera rostochiensis (Woll. 1923) on Solanum demissum—a population study
  83. Cotton disease symptoms caused by different concentrations of Xanthomonas malvacearum
  84. Laboratory rearing and life history studies of the honey bee: a lecture given to the Central Association of Bee-keepers
  85. Identity of red currant spoon leaf virus
  86. Soil-bourne plant viruses
  87. Transmission of a strain of tomato black ring virus by Longidorus elongatus (Nematoda)
  88. Laboratory and field studies on the relation of arabis mosaic virus to its nematode vector Xiphinema diversicaudatum (Micoletzky)
  89. The Response of Potato Root Eelworm, Heterodera Rostochiensis Wollenweber and Beet Eelworm, H. Schachtii Schmidt To Root Diffusates of Some Grasses, Cereals and of Tagetes Minuta
  90. Daffodil and tulip diseases - Botrytis disease of narcissus
  91. Recent developments in plant nematology
  92. The nature of the spear guiding apparatus in Dorylaimidae
  93. The damage to wheat kernels caused by the wheat blossom midge (Sitodiplosis mosellana)
  94. Effects of quality of light on development of roots on dwarf bean hypocotyls in presence and absence of boron
  95. The health of the Sugar Beet crop in Great Britain
  96. A method for attaching the funnel to the flask for use in the Seinhorst two-Erlenmeyer-flask soil extraction technique
  97. A Redescription of Longidorus Elongatus (De Man, 1876) Thorne & Swanger, 1936, (Nematoda, Dorylaimidae) and Descriptions of Five New Species of Longidorus From Great Britain
  98. The rearing, handling and biology of house flies (Musca domestica L.) for assay of insecticides by the application of measured drops
  99. Lucerne mosaic virus in Great Britain
  100. Effects of air‐drying and air‐dry storage on the mineralisable‐nitrogen of soils
  101. Determination of the nitrogen requirements of crops by analysis 1 Laboratory method of measuring soil nitrogen status and methods of correlating measurements with crop performance
  102. Soil nitrogen VI Correlations between laboratory measurements of soil mineral‐N and crop yields and responses in pot and field experiments
  103. Transformation, leaching and uptake of fertilizer nitrogen applied in autumn and spring to winter wheat on a heavy soil
  104. Hypopharyngeal gland development and division of labour in honey-bee (Apis mellifera L.) colonies
  105. The Social Organization of the Bumble-bee Colony
  106. The stimuli releasing the stinging response of honeybees
  107. The foraging behaviour of honeybees from colonies moved into a pear orchard in full flower
  108. Effect of nitrogen supply on the response of Majestic potato to gibberellic acid
  109. A British Root-knot Nematode, Meloidogyne artiellia n.sp.
  110. Extraction of proteins from green leaves
  111. Serological behaviour of tobacco mosaic virus and of its protein fragments
  112. Protection from proteolysis by aggregating the protein isolated from tobacco mosaic virus
  113. Effects of ultraviolet radiation on plant viruses and on the capacity of host plants to support their multiplication.
  114. Estimation of Field Populations of Cyst forming Nematodes of the Genus Heterodera
  115. Activation of one tobacco necrosis virus by another
  116. The Mononchidae (Enoplida: Nematoda) of New Zealand. IV. The genus Mylonchului (Cobb, 1916) Pennak, 1953.
  117. A revised classification of the order Enoplida (Nematoda)
  118. Fuel utilization and duration of tethered flight in Aphis fabae Scop
  119. Viability and fecundity of alate alienicolae of Aphis fabae Scop. after flights to exhaustion
  120. Water relationships of Aphis fabae Scop. during tethered flight
  121. Susceptibility of the bed bug, Cimex lectularius Linnaeus, to Aspergillus flavus Link
  122. Low temperature thresholds for flight in aphis fabae scop
  123. The use of nitrogen fertilizers in Britain and their effects on the yield and composition of crops
  124. Soils and fertilizers : Trace elements : Cobalt an essential nutrient for some legumes
  125. Some effects of farmyard manure and of grass residues on soil structure
  126. Phosphate interaction with clay minerals
  127. Gaseous diffusion in porous media. Part 3-Wet granular materials
  128. Gaseous diffusion in the aeration of aggregated soils
  129. A Cocoa Shade and Manurial Experiment at the west African Cocoa Research Institute: III. Physiological Results
  130. A Cocoa Shade and Manurial Experiment at the west African Cocoa Research Institute, Ghana: II. Second and Third Years
  131. Electric charges of clays
  132. An interpretation of the micro‐mineralogy of certain Glamorgan soils: the influence of ice and wind
  133. A brief account of the soils of Yorkshire
  134. Nematodes attacked by protozoa and tardigrades
  135. Observations on natural mortality, parasites and predators of Wheat bulb fly, Leptohylemyia coarctata (Fall.)
  136. Observations on emergence and life-span of wheat bulb fly, Leptohylemyia coarctata (Fall.), under field-cage conditions.
  137. Mangold fly incidence economic importance and control
  138. Electronic computation and data processing for research statistics
  139. Effect of time and temperature on toxicity of insecticides to insects III Tests of seven poisons in the range 10–28° C
  140. Effect of time and temperature on toxicity of insecticides to insects: II. Tests of DDT on adult Tenebrio molitor L. below 10° G
  141. Effect of time and temperature on toxicity of insecticides to insects I Tests of DDT on larvae of Aedes aegypti L
  142. Extraction of protein from the leaves of some plants growing in Ghana
  143. Effect of gibberellic acid on the extraction of protein from the leaves of spring vetches (vicia sativa L.)
  144. Age at menarche in South African Bantu schoolgirls living in the Transkei Reserve
  145. Humicola stellatus sp. nov., a thermophilic mould from hay
  146. The use of rainfall, temperature, and actual transpiration in some crop-weather investigations
  147. Stimulation of streptomycin-resistant bacteria in the rhizosphere of leguminous plants
  148. The analysis of survey data on an electronic computer
  149. Winged aphids trapped in potato fields, 1942–1959
  150. Local spread of potato leaf roll and Y viruses
  151. Home production of seed for early potatoes. 2. Comparison of home produced and imported seed.
  152. Current Fertiliser Practice in Relation to Manurial Requirements
  153. Fertilizer practice in England and Wales I General features of fertilizer consumption 1956-7
  154. Fertiliser responses of maincrop potatoes A re‐examination of the experimental evidence
  155. Series of experiments
  156. A study of the peat fenlands with particular reference to potato manuring
  157. Aspect and time in soil formation
  158. The solution of some minor element oxides by decomposing plant materials
  159. Mobilisation of Trace Elements in Waterlogged Soils
  160. Importance of osmotic potential as a component of the total potential of the soil water on the movement of nematodes.
  161. Variation in symbiotic effectiveness in subterranean clover (Trifolium subterraneum L.)
  162. Progress in biochemical engineering broadens our choice of crop plants
  163. Solar wind and terrestrial oxygen
  164. The analysis of numbers and distribution in an aerial population of Macrolepidoptera
  165. A method for the measurement of the calcium deficit in saline soils
  166. The breakdown of chlorophyll by chlorophyllase
  167. The disintegration of soft tissues in the absence of air
  168. Further experiments on the drifting of honey-bees
  169. Effect of temperature on Apis indica workers
  170. The effect of feeding sugar syrup to honey-bee colonies
  171. Analysis of honey farmers' records on queen rearing and queen introduction
  172. Aliasing in partially confounded factorial experiments
  173. Some relationships between isotopically exchangeable phosphate, soil analysis and crop growth in the greenhouse
  174. Isotopic Exchange of Phosphates in Soil
  175. Results of experiments with systemic insecticidal seed dressings
  176. Copper accumulation in the soils of apple orchards near wisbech
  177. A calcimeter for routine use on soil samples
  178. Field studies of the daily activity and feeding behaviour of Sunn Pest, Eurygaster integriceps put., (Hemiptera, Scutelleridae) on wheat in North Iran
  179. Soils and crop nutrition in relation to health
  180. Potassium-releasing power of soils from the Agdell rotation experiment assessed by glasshouse cropping
  181. Release of non-exchangeable potassium from some British soils cropped in the glasshouse
  182. The ecology of symphyla Part III Factors controlling soil distributions
  183. Phytotoxicity of insecticides and acaricides I Foliage Sprays
  184. Control of the glasshouse millepede
  185. The natural incidence of Acarapis woodi (Rennie) and the winter mortality of honeybee colonies
  186. Melanospora damnosa associated with Fusarium culmorum on cereals (New or uncommon plant diseases and pests)
  187. The susceptibility of the Rhoeo discolor to infection by tobacco mosaic virus
  188. Some effects of changing environment on the behaviour of plant viruses
  189. Effects of ultraviolet radiation on infection by intact and phenol-disrupted red clover mottle virus
  190. Marginal percentages in multiway tables of quantal data with disproportionate frequencies
  191. The analysis of surveys: Processing and printed the basic tables
  192. Weather, plant and soil factors in hydrology
  193. Weather in wheat - reply
  194. The radiation balance of bare soil and vegetation
  195. Measured radiative flux divergence near the ground at night - discussion
  196. The fragmentation and electrification of freezing water drops
  197. The flux of CO2 over a field of sugar beet - reply
  198. An empirical method for estimating long-wave radiation exchanges in the british isles
  199. A direct measurement of the humidity in the stratosphere using a cooled-vapour trap - discussion
  200. The scent of queen honeybees (A mellifera L) that causes partial inhibition of queen rearing
  201. Efficiency of a honeybee community
  202. A note on some asymptotic properties of the logarithmic series distribution
  203. Epidemiology of apple scab (Venturia inaequalis (Cke) Wint.) 1. Frequency of airborne spores in orchards
  204. The pyrethrins and related compounds. II. infra‐red spectra of the pyrethrins and of other constituents of pyrethrum extract
  205. A synthesis of calythrone
  206. Aggregation, Variance and the Mean
  207. The manuring of sugar beet
  208. The effect of time of application of phosphate and potash on sugar beet
  209. The effect of sodium and potassium on sugar beet on the Lincolnshire limestone soils
  210. The effect of sodium and potassium fertilizer on the mineral composition of sugar beet