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Australian Journal of Agricultural Research

Volume 5 Number 1 1954

AR9540001Purple-top wilt, a disease of potato caused by tomato big-bud virus.

DO Norris

pp. 1-8

AR9540009 Variation between apple fruits and its relation to keeping quality. II. Between-tree variations due to cropping factors.

D Martin

pp. 9-30

AR9540031 Effect of cultural practices on the manganese status of soil and citrus trees under irrigation.

J Connor

pp. 31-38

AR9540039 Some aspects of sulphur as a nutrient for pastures in New England soils.

EJ Hilder

pp. 39-54

AR9540055The root-nodule bacteria as factors in clover establishment in the red basaltic soils of the Lismore district, NSW. I. A survey of "Native" strains.

JM Vincent

pp. 55-60

AR9540061 The root-nodule bacteria as factors in clover establishment in the red basaltic soils of the Lismore district, NSW. II. Survival and success of inocula in laboratory trials.

JM Vincent and LM Waters

pp. 61-76

AR9540077The root-nodule bacteria as factors in clover establishment in the red basaltic soils of the Lismore district, NSW. III. Field inoculation trials.

HV Jenkins, JM Vincent and LM Waters

pp. 77-89

AR9540090 Non-symbiotic nitrogen-fixing bacteria in soil. I. Studies on Clostridium butyricum.

CA Parker

pp. 90-97

AR9540098 Transformations of clay minerals in black earth and red loams of basaltic origin.

JA Ferguson

pp. 98-108

AR9540098c Corrigendum - Transformations of clay minerals in black earth and red loams of basaltic origin.

JA Ferguson

pp. 98-108

AR9540109 Studies on the allergic dermatitis (Queensland Itch) of the horse : the aetiology of the disease.

RF Riek

pp. 109-129

AR9540130 The histotropic phase of the nematode parasite, Ostertagia circumcinta.

RI Sommerville

pp. 130-140

AR9540141 The influence of the introduction of rams on the incidence of oestrus in Merino ewes.

JH Riches and RH Watson

pp. 141-147

AR9540148The effect of DDT and BHC on the population of the Lucerne flea, Sminthurus viridis (L). (Collembola), and its control by predatory mites, Biscirus Spp. (Bdellidae)

MMH Wallace

pp. 148-155