1969

  1. Entomological Department at Rothamsted 1969
  2. Migration and dispersal of insects by flight
  3. Available soil nitrogen - its measurement and some factors affecting its correlation with crop performance
  4. Report of the Bee Department 1968 pt 1
  5. Effect of CCC and glycine betaine on growth and growth‐substance content of primary leaves of dwarf Frenchbean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.)
  6. Nematodes attacking coffee, tea and cocoa, and their control.
  7. Queen confinement, queen piping and swarming in Apis mellifera colonies
  8. The Amounts of Hive-Space Needed by Colonies of European Apis Mellifera
  9. Effect of humidity on the sporulation of Entomophthora aphidis and E. thaxteriana
  10. Effects of time sowing of spring wheat and defoliation of Agropyron repens (L) Beauv. on competition between them
  11. The rapid determination of nitrate in crops, soils, drainage and rainwater by a simple field method using diphenylamine or diphenylbenzidine with glass fibre paper
  12. The effects of formalin, nabam, irrigation and nitrogen on Heterodera avenae Woll., Ophiobolus graminis Sacc. and the growth of spring wheat
  13. Chemical control of the cereal cyst-nematode-can it be economic
  14. The effect of population density on the sex ratio of Heterodera rostochiensis; a two dimensional model
  15. A rapid method for determining the surface area of aluminosilicates from the adsorption dynamics of ethylene glycol vapour
  16. The numerical approach to soil systematics
  17. Microbiology of the soil
  18. The effect of sowing and harvesting dates, plant population and fertilizers on seed yield and quality of direct-drilled sugar-beet seed crops
  19. Some problems connected with monitoring for resistance
  20. Effects of soil fumigation on cereal foot and root pathogens
  21. Laboratory and field assessment of pesticide poisoning of honeybees Apis Mellifera
  22. The effect of liming and fertilizers on the botanical composition of permanent grassland, and on the yield of hay
  23. Use of controlled environments for studying the effects of climate factors on growth and yield
  24. The behaviour of a cotton stainer, Dysdercus intermedius, distant (Heteroptera, Pyrrhocoridae) towards models and its significance for aggregation
  25. o-Quinones formed in plant extracts. Their reactions with amino acids and peptides
  26. The behaviour of nine populations of the potato cyst nematode Heterodera rostochiensis towards three resistant potato hybrids
  27. Near-Cyclic Representations for Some Resolution VI Fractional Factorial Plans
  28. Balanced incomplete block designs with sets of identical blocks
  29. An osmotic method for studying the suction/moisture content relationships of porous materials
  30. A small laboratory apparatus for measuring accelerated loss rates of pesticide deposits by rainwashing
  31. Phage-like Particles From a Lysogenic Thermomonospora
  32. Micro-organisms in the rhizosphere of plants inoculated with Azotobacter chroococcum
  33. Soil-treatments for control of potato tuber-blight
  34. The agronomic significance of soil mapping units
  35. Device for controlling humidity in small insect rearing chambers.
  36. A scheme of semi-micro analysis for the major elements in clay minerals, based on modifications to conventional methods of silicate analysis
  37. Effects on barley and kale of NPK fertilizers containing differing proportions of urea and ammonium nitrate, and either triple superphosphate or mono-urea phosphate
  38. Cation exchange properties of micas: I. The relation between mica composition and potassium exchange in solutions of different pH
  39. A machine for rubbing small samples of sugar beet fruit
  40. Surface resistance of crop canopies
  41. The insect faunas of pear and apple orchards and the effect of windbreaks on their distribution
  42. Metabolism of some organophosphorus insecticides by strains of housefly.
  43. Factors affecting primary patterns of infestation
  44. Detoxification of diazinon by subcellular fractions of diazinon-resistant and susceptible houseflies
  45. The distribution of flying insects near a low hedgerow
  46. An investigation on commercial farms of factors thought to contribute to egg cracking
  47. The relation of photosynthesis by phytometers in the profiles of kale crops to leaf area index above them
  48. The role of vegetation in soil water problems
  49. Properties of some defective strains of tobacco mosaic virus and their behaviour as affected by inhibitors during storage in sap
  50. The behaviour of tomato bushy stunt virus and bromegrass mosaic virus at different temperatures in vivo and in vitro
  51. The determination of sulphur dioxide with rosaniline dyes
  52. The colorimetric determination of calcium in silicate minerals
  53. Growth responses of plants in unsterilized soil to inoculation with vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhiza
  54. Population fluctuations of Heterodera rostochiensis Woll. when susceptible potato varieties are grown continuously
  55. The influence of soil structure and moisture on nematodes, especially xiphinema, longidorus, trichodorus and heterodera spp.
  56. Some reflections on quarantine, distribution and control of plant nematodes
  57. Cultural factors affecting colonization of sugar beet by different aphid species
  58. A laboratory method for assessing the toxicity of stomach poisons to slugs
  59. Oviposition of frit fly (Oscinella frit L.) on oat seedlings and subsequent larval development
  60. The effect of weather on frit fly (Oscinella frit L.) and its predators
  61. Terrain and soil in North Berkshire
  62. Growth responses of plants in unsterilized soil to inoculation with vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhiza
  63. Aniline utilization by a soil pseudomonad
  64. The genus Longidorella Thorne (Nematoda)
  65. Timing of insecticidal sprays to control the wheat-bulb fly, Leptohylemyia coarctata (Fall.)
  66. Trials of Organophosphorus and Carbamate Seed Dressings against Wheat Bulb Fly Leptohylemyia coarctata in 1966–68
  67. Laboratory and field tests in 1966‐67 on chemical control of wireworms (Agriotes spp.)
  68. Some laboratory tests of feeding deterrents and baits against wireworms
  69. Effect of Morphactin on growth of potatoes
  70. A comparison of methods of growing sugar-beet seed
  71. Extraction and handling of plant and soil nematodes
  72. Identification of plant and soil nematodes
  73. Some problems in the systematics of soil nematodes
  74. Methods of investigating populations of the take‐all fungus (Ophiobolus graminis) in soil
  75. Quantitative estimation of soil-borne inoculum of the take-all fungus (Ophiobolus graminis (Sacc.) Sacc.)
  76. Allyfurans
  77. The phenology of skin spot (Oospora pustulans Owen &Wakef.) and other fungal diseases of potato tubers
  78. Control of potato tuber diseases with systemic fungicides
  79. Use of fertilizers on horticultural crops
  80. Control of potato tuber diseases with systemic fungicides
  81. Some processes affecting nitrogen in the soil
  82. Influence of the odour of a honeybee colony's food stores on the behaviour of its foragers
  83. The egg-eating behaviour of Bombus lapidarius L.
  84. The effect of the size of a honeybee colony on its foraging activity
  85. Migration of Laphygma exigua Hubner (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) to the British Isles in relation to large-scale weather systems
  86. Moth immigrations in the British Isles in July 1968
  87. Effect of seedling treatment on growth and yield of sugar beet in the field
  88. Persistent effects of seedling treatment on growth of sugar beet in pots
  89. Photosynthesis in sugar beet depends on root growth
  90. Heterodera latipons n. sp., a cereal cyst nematode from the Mediterranean region
  91. Two marine species of Aphelenchoides
  92. The relation between stylet and body length in Aphelenchus avenae with observations on Paratylenchus nanus
  93. Investigations on fecundity of Aphelenchus avenae
  94. The mutation of some virulent rhizobiophages into the temperate form
  95. Residual Infectivity and the Extent of Photoreactivation in Three Different Host Plants of uv-irradiated Potato Virus X
  96. Changes in a Heterodera rostochiensis population through the growing season
  97. Apparatus for measuring nematode movement
  98. Effect of CCC on Eyespot (Cercosporella herpotrichoides) of Winter Whear
  99. Effect of paraflan wax on field control of potato blight by copper oxychloride
  100. Effects of spraying plants with suspensions of inert dusts
  101. Aerodynamic and surface factors in evaporation
  102. Effects of soil fumigation on disease incidence, growth, and yield of spring wheat
  103. Action spectrum for inactivation of the infectivity of potato virus X by U.V. radiation
  104. Spermatheca shape in Trophurus spp
  105. Pratylenchus pinguicaudatus n. sp.(Pratylenchinae: Nematoda) with a key to the genus Pratylenchus.
  106. Fertilisers in 2000 AD Phosphorus in agriculture
  107. Plant nutrient cycles
  108. Using chemicals to increase soil productivity
  109. Types of fertilizers used on farm crops in England and Wales, 1966
  110. The Pleistocene deposits of Holderness, East Yorkshire
  111. Age and insect fauna of the Dimlington Silts, East Yorkshire
  112. The mineralogy of Palaeogene sediments in northeast Kent (Great Britain)
  113. The absence of photoreversible pyrimidine dimers in the RNA of ultraviolet-irradiated tobacco mosaic virus
  114. Species and sex-specific compounds from the heads of male bumblebees (Bombus spp.)
  115. The scent gland complex of the adult cotton stainer bug, Dysdercus intermedius
  116. The morphology of the scent glands of Dysdercus intermedius Distant (Hemiptera: Pyrrhocoridae) and a preliminary analysis of the scent gland secretions of the fifth instar larvae
  117. The effect of farmyard manure on the fertilizer requirement of sugar beet
  118. The effects of magnesium fertilizers on yield and chemical composition of sugar beet
  119. Trials on the control of Docking disorder in sugar beet; seed and row treatment with nematicides
  120. Reduction of acetylene by nodules of Trifolium subterraneum as affected by root temperature, Rhizobium strain and host cultivar
  121. Peat Culture of Rhizobium trifolii: an Examination by Electron Microscopy
  122. Growth of Trifolium subterraneum L. Selected for Sparse and Abundant Nodulation as Affected by Root Temperature and Rhizobium Strain
  123. Entomophthora species attacking aphids in England, 1962–66
  124. Entomophthora species attacking aphids in England, 1962–66
  125. Effects of nitrogen and potassium fertilisers on contents of carbohydrates and free amino acids in Italian ryegrass I Effects on growth and soluble‐carbohydrate contents of leaves, stubble and roots
  126. Monarch butterflies coinciding with American passerines in Britain and Ireland in 1968
  127. Interference by cyanide with the measurements of papain hydrolysis
  128. Effect of storage and lipid extraction on the properties of leaf protein
  129. Interactions of Azotobacter with rhizosphere and root-surface microflora
  130. Zeolites of the elinoptilolite–heulandite type in sediments of South-East England
  131. Thin windows for flow proportional counters in x-ray fluorescence spectrometers
  132. Partial silicification of chalk fossils from the Chilterns
  133. The diminution of sulphur contamination of powder specimens in X-ray fluorescence analysis
  134. The determination of sulphur in soils by X-ray fluorescence analysis
  135. Delayed Exchange of Potassium from some Edges of Mica Flakes
  136. Conifer seedling pathology
  137. Diffusion of organophosphorus insecticides in soils
  138. Uptake of phosphorus and other nutrients by maize in western Nigeria
  139. Molecular Structure of Herbicides and their Sorption by Soils
  140. A laboratory‐scale pulper for leafy plant material
  141. A laboratory-scale press for extracting juice from leaf pulp
  142. Mobilisation and fixation of iron and trace elements by aerobically decomposing plant matter.
  143. The effect of organic matter on the determination of iron (II) in soils and rocks
  144. The Park Grass plots at Rothamsted (1856-1949)
  145. Food resources: conventional and novel
  146. Genetics of symbiosis and nitrogen fixation in legumes
  147. The Viruses [Chapter 11]
  148. The production and use of leaf protein
  149. Sampling for aphids by traps and by crop inspection
  150. Growth and yield of six short varieties of spring wheat derived from Norin 10 and of two European varieties
  151. Health hazards from mouldy fodder
  152. Complementary ways of meeting the world’s protein need
  153. Experiments with CCC on wheat: effects of spacing, nitrogen and irrigation
  154. Nutrition experiments in forest nurseries
  155. Viruses, vectors and vegetation [Book Review]
  156. Algorithm AS 18: Evaluation of Marginal Means
  157. Algorithm AS 19: Analysis of Variance for a Factorial Table
  158. A survey of numerical methods useful in taxonomy - mites
  159. Algorithm AS 23: Calculation of Effects
  160. The basis of numerical methods of classification
  161. Further Results on the Effects of Phorate on Losses of Sweet Corn (Zea mays L.) Caused by Frit Fly (Oscinella frit L.)
  162. An Experiment to Assess Losses Caused by Frit-fly (Oscinella frit L) Shoot Attack and the Application of Phorate in a Crop of Sweet Corn (Zea mays L)
  163. Soluble and slow-release PK-fertilizers for seedlings and transplants of Picea sitchensis and Picea abies in two English nurseries
  164. Problem of insecticidal residues in agricultural soils
  165. Problems of soil classification
  166. Portable counter with keyboard and probes
  167. The plant nutrients in crops grown on Broadbalk
  168. The soils of Broadbalk : Plant nutrients in Broadbalk soils
  169. Preservation of leaf protein preparations by air drying
  170. The influence of agricultural practice on soil macro-arthropod populations
  171. Soil pollutants and soil animals
  172. Effects of gamma irradiation on populations of soil invertebrates
  173. Aerial photography in Soil and Land Survey
  174. The multiplication regions and interaction of acute and chronic bee-paralysis viruses in adult honey bees
  175. The signs of adult bee diseases
  176. The multiplication and spread of sacbrood virus of bees
  177. Algorithm AS 20: The efficient formation of a triangular array with restricted storage for data
  178. A fifty-channel digital recorder for thermocouple psychrometers
  179. Some pheromones controlling honeybee behaviour
  180. Nest-entrance marking with pheromones by honeybee-Apis mellifera L and by a wasp Vespula Vulgaris L
  181. Pheromones of the honey bee - The secretion of the Nassanoff gland of the worker
  182. Minimum spanning trees and single linkage cluster analysis
  183. Condensation of ketones with dimethyl dimethylmaleate. A synthesis of calythrone
  184. Structural requirements for pyrethrin-like activity
  185. Pyrethrin 2 and related esters obtained by reconstitution
  186. Nuclear magnetic resonance spectra of natural pyrethrins and related compounds
  187. Insecticidal activity of pyrethrins and related compounds. 2. Relative toxicity of esters from optical and geometrical isomers of chrysanthemic, pyrethric and related acids and optical isomers of cinerolone and allethrolone
  188. The description of data structures for statistical computing
  189. Relationships of yields of maize and cotton, and the response to phosphate fertilizer, with soil phosphate potentials in Tanzania
  190. The buffering capacity of potassium reserves in soils