- Entomological Department at Rothamsted 1964
- Rothamsted Chemistry Department 1963
- Mineral fertilization and organic composition
- The basis of modern manuring
- Nutrition experiments in forest nurseries Potassium manuring of Sitka Spruce seedlings
- Fertiliser Urea
- An experiment comparing responses to nitrogen fertilizer of four grass species Part II Residual effects in wheat and barley
- Report of the Bee Department 1963
- The mechanism of honey-bee queen piping
- Dilution by honeybees of solid and liquid food containing sugar
- The Emergence of Swarms from Apis mellifera Colonies
- Discharge and manipulation of labial gland secretion by workers of Apis mellifera (L.) (Hymenoptera: Apidae)
- Potato root eelworm
- Experiments comparing liquid and solid fertilisers for grass and kale
- Decomposition of β‐Naphthol by a Soil Pseudomonad
- Soil nematode population studies. I. The migratory root Tylenchida and other nematodes of the Rothamsted and Woburn six-course rotations
- Competition for nitrogen and potassium in Agropyron repens
- Some general considerations on housefly rearing techniques
- Eyespot on wheat in ley-arable rotation experiments at Rothamsted 1952-58
- The incidence of oospora pustulans on potato plants in different soils
- Cation exchange reactions
- Cation activity ratios in equilibrium soil solutions and the avaiability of magnesium
- Weed studies in winter wheat I comparison on bare fallow andherbicides for weed control II The fate of weeds in combine-harvested winter wheat
- Germination of Alopecurus myosuroides Huds. (blackgrass)
- The biological basis of the control of wild oats
- The effect of temperature in a sack‐drier on survival of insects (Oryzaephilus surinamensis (L.) (Col., Silvanidae)) and weed seeds (Avenafafua L. and A. ludoviciana Dur.)
- Natural radioactivity in soils
- Selective control of insect pests from symposium on food supply and nature conservation
- The light reactions and feeding behaviour of larvae of the cutworm Tryphacua pronuba L. (Lepidoptera Noctuidae) Part II Field investigations
- The light reactions and feeding behaviour of larvae of the cutworm Tryphacua pronuba L. (Lepidoptera Noctuidae) Part I Laboratory investigations
- Electron-microscope studies of nodule development in some clover species
- Estimating kill of potato-root eelworm
- Experiments comparing broadcast and combine drilled dressings of several NPK fertilizers for spring barley
- Experiments testing P and K fertilizers on lucerne 1952-1957
- Side-placing urea and other nitrogen fertilizers for spring barley
- Control of some bean and potato pests using a systemic insecticide applied to the soil and seed
- Selectiveness in pest control by chemicals - Studies on bee poisoning in Great Britain
- The micrometeorology of the potato crop
- Insecticides
- Effect of insecticides, especially diazinon, on the amino acids of adult houseflies Musca domestica.
- Reports on the progress of applied chemistry
- The weather and mass flights of Thysanoptera
- The effects of shelter on the distribution of insect pests
- The food of swifts swallow and martins
- Factors affecting plasma calcium and inorganic phosphorus concentrations in the cow with particular reference to pregnancy, lactation and age.
- Growth of Picea sitchensis in old forest nurseries
- An example of the analysis of unifority trial data on an electronic computer
- Properties of tobacco necrosis virus and its association with satellite
- Transmission of tobacco necrosis virus to tobacco callus tissues by zoospores of Olpidium brassicae
- Biology of a slug-killing fly, Tetanocera elata (Diptera: Sciomyzidae)
- The specific surface areas of montmorillonites
- Litter breakdown in deciduous forest soils
- Specific nematode vectors for serologically distinctive forms of raspberry ringspot and tomato black ring viruses
- Infection of gymnosperms with nematode-transmitted viruses of flowering plants
- Cocksfoot mottle virus
- Obituary - Dr Eric W Buxton
- Observations on the taxonomy and biology of Tylenchorhynchus macrurus (Goodey, 1932) Filipjev, 1936 and Tylenchorhynchus icarus sp.nov.
- Observations on Sexual Attraction and Copulation in the Nematode Panagrolaimus rigidus (Schneider)
- Farmer's lung disease: the development of antigens in moulding hay
- A form of pea early‐browning virus found in Britain
- The effect of root formation on photosynthesis of detached leaves
- Separation of the effects of gibberellic acid on leaf and stem growth of dwarf french bean (Phaseolus vulgaris)
- Cell division and growth substances in leaves
- A survey of the incidence of mastitis in dairy cows in the Reading area
- Dating of humus podzols by residual radiocarbon activity
- Further properties of the diamine oxidase of pea seedlings
- Fungal epidemics of plants
- Virus diseases of pasture and forage legumes in temperate regions
- Nematode‐transmitted viruses in sugar beet in East Anglia
- Some factors affecting losses of ammonia from urea and ammonium sulphate applied to soils
- Effects of solutions of urea and of ammonium and potassium salts on the germination of kale, barley and wheat
- Urea as a fertilizer
- Fertilizer urea
- A note on the effects of some soil sterilants on the mineralisation and nitrification of soil‐nitrogen
- Soil nitrogen VIII some factors affecting correlations between measurements of soil‐N status and crop performance
- The behaviour of honeybees on sunflowers (Helianthus annuus L.)
- The allocation of duties among worker honeybees
- Honeybees play an important role in orchard fruit set
- Comparison of the importance of insect and wind pollination of apple trees
- The pollination requirements of sunflower (Helianthus annuus L)
- Determination of leaf area by rating in comparison with geometric shapes
- Xiphinema vuittenezi n. sp.(Nematoda: Dorylaimidae)
- Effect of ultraviolet irradiation on susceptibility of serum albumins to trypsin
- A dipping technique for selecting house-flies, Musca domestica L., for resistance to insecticides
- How Efficiently Can Wax be Extracted from Old Brood Combs by Simple Methods?
- Influence of tops and roots on net assimilation rate of sugar-beet and spinach beet and grafts between them
- Winged aphids trapped in an abaca (Musa textilis] plantation in British North Borneo
- Some effects of other viruses and of temperature on the multiplication of potato virus X
- The decomposition of toluene by soil bacteria
- Synthetic hatching agents for Heterodera schachtii Schm. and their mode of action
- Transmission of beet yellows virus by alate and apterous aphids
- Soils and fertilizers - sulphur
- What about liquids - liquid fertilisers for grassland
- Nitrogen fertilisers their place in food production the forms which are made and their efficiencies
- Micro-nutrient deficiency in cacao in Ghana
- The effects of soil temperature and form and level of nitrogen on growth and chemical composition of Italian ryegrass
- Cation-anion relationships in crop nutrition: III. Relationships between the ratios of sum of the cations: sum of the anions and nitrogen concentrations in several plant species
- Cation-anion relationships in crop nutrition: II. Factors affecting the ratios of sum of the cations: sum of the anions in Italian rye-grass
- Cation-anion relationships in crop nutrition: I. Factors affecting cations in Italian rye-grass
- Height in relation to puberty family size and social class: A longitudinal study
- Observations on gut pH and absorption of methyl red and neutral red in the intestinal walls of Pelodera and Diplogaster
- Four patterns of observation chamber for studying nematode behaviour
- The effects of D‐D treatments applied during a five‐course rotation on the soil population of Heterodera rostochiensis Woll
- A comparative study of the movement of some microphagous, plant-parasitic and animal-parasitic nematodes
- Why leys?
- Restricted randomization for blocks of sixteen plots
- Studies in the Physiology of Leaf Growth: II. Growth and Structure of the First Leaf of Rye when cultivated in Isolation or attached to the Intact Plant
- The use of gypsum on heavy textured soils not flooded by sea water
- Fertilizer experiments on maincrop potatoes 1955–61
- Birefringence of thin liquid films
- Studies on a strain of raspberry ringspot virus occurring in England
- Variation in the long-tailed field-mouse (Apodemus sylvaticus (L.)) in North-West Scotland II. Simultaneous examination of all characters
- A property of the multinomial distribution and the determination of appropriate scores
- Note on the use of procedures
- Speculations on plant pathogen-host relations
- Effect of temperature on water solubility of phorate and disulfoton
- Soils of Shropshire
- A preliminary study of some slope soils in Wales and the Welsh Borderland
- Similar effects on tomato plants of Azotobacter inoculation and application of gibberellins
- Studies on Azotobacter species in soil III. Effects of artificial inoculation on crop yields
- Structure of pyrophyllite
- Insecticides
- Some properties of cocoa swollen-shoot virus
- The use of insecticides to find when leaf roll and Y viruses spread within potato crops
- Home production of seed for early potatoes. 6. Insecticides applied to the soil or tubers
- Charolais trials in England and Wales. Interim report on comparisons under intensive feeding systems.
- Fertilizer experiments on maincrop potatoes 1955–61
- Migration records 1962
- The need for new thinking on food production
- Novel protein sources for use as human food in wet tropical regions
- The Leeuwenhoek Lecture, 1963 The size of small organisms
- Population parameters, wing production and behaviour in red and green Acyrthosiphon Pisum (Harris) (Homoptera: Aphididae)
- Spore concentrations in the air of farm buildings
- The effect of distance from pollinizer varieties on the fruit set of apple, pear and sweet-cherry trees
- Carrot motley dwarf and parsnip mottle viruses
- Observations on Vegetation Arcs in the Northern Region, Somali Republic
- The effect of motley dwarf virus on yield of carrots and its transmission in the field by Cavariella aegopodiae Scop
- Failure of anaesthetized aphids to acquire or transmit henbane mosaic virus when their stylets were artificially inserted into leaves of infected or healthy tobacco plants
- Rapid method for the determination of cation-exchange capacity of calcareous and non-calcareous soils
- Organophosphorous and carbamate insecticides as soil treatments for the control of wireworms
- The uptake of phorate, a systemic insecticide, applied as a slurry to wheat and mustard seeds
- Apparatus for quantitative application of samples as streaks in paper and thin-layer chromatography
- Natural mortality of eggs of the black bean aphid, Aphis fabae Scop., on the spindle tree, Euonymus europaeus L
- The feeding, growth and reproduction of Aphis fabae Scop. on Viciu fuba under experimental conditions
- The influence of the amount and the origin of calcium carbonates on the isotopically exchangeable phosphate in calcareous soils
- Some methods for assessing the activity of soil animals in the breakdown of leaves
- The Park Grass Experiment
- The bionomics of swift moths I The ghost swift moth, Hepialus humuli (L.)
- Phytotoxicity of insecticides and acaricides III Soil applications
- Changes in soil faunal populations caused by aldrin and DDT
- The effect of storage conditions on the infectivity of narcissus stem eelworm Ditylenchus dipsaci (Kuhn)
- Population increase of Ditylenchus dipsaci (Kuhn) in the narcissus and the spread of the nematode through the soil
- The plant and its environment
- Control of behaviour in the honeybee colony
- Sacbrood virus of the larval honey bee (Apis mellifera linnaeus)
- Acute infection of bees with paralysis virus
- The ‘Isle of Wight Disease’: The origin and significance of the myth
- How should we reform the teaching of statistics?
- Fiducial probability, recognisable sub-sets and Behrens' test
- Sir Ronald Fisher and the Design of Experiments
- Tube solarimeter to measure radiation among plants
- Crop photosynthesis and the flux of carbon dioxide below the canopy
- Pheromones of the honeybee: biological studies of the mandibular gland secretion of the queen
- Pheromones in sexual processes in insects
- The validity of solar radiation data for the british isles - reply
- Long-wave radiation from clear skies
- The electrification of frost deposits
- The electrification of freezing water droplets and of colliding ice particles
- Decreasing transpiration of field plants by chemical closure of stomata
- Aircraft observations near jet streams
- 9-hydroxydec-trans-2-enoic acid pheromone stabilizing honeybee swarms
- The pyrethrins and related compounds. Part V. Purification of (+)-pyrethrolone as monohydrate and nature of pyrethrolone-c
- The pyrethrins and related compounds. Part IV. Ultraviolet absorption of conjugated cis-pentadiene in pyrethrolone
- The pyrethrins and related compounds. Part III. Thermal isomerization of cis-pyrethrolone and its derivatives