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PAGE PAGE Acer rubrumL., Rooting of Cuttings Bachelard, H. S., and Trikojus, ~ Ml V.M.- Aleurone Cells of Wheat Grain, Studies on Endemic Goitre. I. Ultrastructure of 762 The Identification of Thioglu­ Algae, Blue-Green, Ultrastructure cosides and their Aglucones in of the Vegetative Cell of .. 585 Weed Contaminants of Pastures in Goitrous Areas of Tasmania AnagaZlis arvensis, Germination and Southern Queensland 147 Patterns Shown by tbe Light- II. The Behaviour of 3-Methyl­ sensitive Seed of 572 sulphonylpropyl Isothiocyanate Andrew, W. D.- (Cheirolin) and other Isothio­ Susceptibility to Damping-off in cyanates in Bovine Rumen Seedlings of M edicayo denticulata Liquor 166 Willd. and M. minima (L.) Bart. Bain, Joan M., and Mercer, F. V.­ during the early Post-emergence The Submicroscopic Cytology of Period .. 281 Superficial Scald, a Physiological Apples, Submicroscopic Cytology of Disease of Apples 442 Superficial Scald of .. 442 Balanced Polymorphisms with Un- Aspinall, D.- linked Loci 1 The Control of Tillering in the Ballard, L. A. T.- Barley Plant. II. The Control See Grant Lipp, A. E. 572 of Tiller-bud Growth during Ear Barley Apex, Studies in the Growth Development 285 of .. 561 Avena, Electric Potentials and Barley, Control of Tillering in. II 285 Auxin Translocation in .. 629 Barley, Host-Pathogen Relations in Powdery MIldew of 775 Barley, K. P.- Bachelard, E. P., and Stowe, B. B.­ See Sedgley, R. H. 19 Rooting of Cuttings of Acer Beetroot Tissue, Determination of rubrum L. and Eucalyptus camal- the Salt Relations of the Cyto- dulewi8 Dehn. 751. plasmic Phase in Cells of 647 Bachelard, H. S., McQuillan, Mary Bergersen, F. J.- T., and Trikojus, V. M.­ The Relationship Between Hy­ Studies on Endemic Goitre. III. drogen Evolution, Hydrogen An Investigation of the Anti­ Exchange, Nitrogen Fixation, thyroid Activities of Isothio­ and Applied Oxygen Tension in cyanates and Derivatives with Soybean Root Nodules .. 669 Observations on Fractions of Iron in the Developing Soybean Milk from Goitrous Areas .. 177 Nodule .. 916 928 INDEX

PAGE PAGE Bergersen, F. J., Rely, F. W., and Oentrosema Mosiac Virus, Purifica- Costin, A. B.- tion and Properties of .. 468 Overwintering of Clover Nodules Ceratobasidium Species, Nuclear in Alpine Conditions 920 Distribution and Behaviour Blackshaw, A. W.- throughout Life Cycle of .. 450 The Enzymatic Activity of Mouse Cetyl Alcohol, Studies on the Use Testis .. 482 of, as a Transpiration Suppressor 743 The Reducing Activity of Ram Chambers, T. C., and Possingham, and Bull Spermatozoa .. .. 201 J.V.- Bottomley, W., Kefford, N. P., Studies of the Fine Structure of Zwar, J. A., and Goldacre, the the Wax Layer of Sultana Grapes 818 LateP. L.- Ohara australis, Ionic Relations of Kinin Activity from Plant Ex­ Cells of. VI .. 429 tracts. 1. Biological Assay and Choong, C. H., and Wales, R. G.- Sources of Activity 395 The Use of Various Diluents for Bottomley, W.- Deep-freezing Bull Spermatozoa 896 See also Zwar, J. A. 407 Choong, C. H.- Braden, A. W. H.- See also Wales, R. G. 885 See Mattner, P. E. 473 Claxton, J. H.- Bull Spermatozoa, Effect of Ultra- The Spatial Relationships violet Radiation on 885 between Skin Follicles during Bull Spermatozoa, Reducing their Development in Sheep 695 Activity of 201 Clover Nodules, Overwintering of, Bull Spermatozoa, Use of Various in Alpine Conditions 920 Diluents for Deep-freezing .. 896 Corbin, J. B., and Cruickshank, Bull, T. A., and Glasziou, K. T.­ 1. A. M.- The Evolutionary Significance Environment and Sporulation of Sugar Accumulation in in Phytopathogeuic Fungi. V. Saccharum 737 M onilinia fructicola (Wint.) Bull, T. A.- Honey: Effect of Water Rela­ See also Whiteman, P. C. 416 tions on Regeneration of Conidia Buttrose, M. S.- in vivo 99 llitrastructure of Developing Costin, A. B.- Wheat Endosperm 305 See Bergersen, F. J. 920 llitrastructure of Developing Crowley, N. C., and Francki, Aleurone Cells of Wheat Grain 768 R. T. B.- Purification and some Properties of Centrosema Mosaic Virus .. 468 Cruickshank, T. A. M.­ Cambial Regeneration in Approach Environment and Sporulation Grafts between Petioles and in Phytopathogeuic Fungi. IV. Stems 6 The Effect of Light on the Carter, M. V.- Formation of Couidia of Mycosphaerella pinode.s. II. The Peronospora tabacina Adam 88 Phenology of Ascospore Release 800 See also Corbin, J. B. 99 INDEX 929

PAGE PAGE Cruickshank, I. A. M., and Perrin, Gibson, A. H.- DawnR.- Physical Environment and Sym. Studies on Phytoalexins. VI. biotic Nitrogen Fixation. I. Pisatin: The Effect of some The Effect of Root Temperature Factors on Its Formation in on Recently Nodulated Trifo. Pisum satiV'Um L., and the lium 8ubterraneum L. Plants 28 Significance of Pisatin in Disease Gillespie, J. M.- Resistance III The Isolation and Properties of some Soluble Proteins from Diallel Cross Experiments, Analy. Wool. V. The Isolation of the sis of, in a Split.plot Situation 681 High Sulphur Protein SCMKB2 241 Diffusion Pressure Deficit, EstiM VII. The Heterogeneity of the mation of. . 140 High·Sulphur Proteins . . 259 Dodman, R. L.- See also Harrap, B. S. .. .. 542 See Flentje, N. T. 784 Gillespie, J. M., and Harrap, B. S., Dro8ophila melanogaster, Selection The Isolation and Properties of for Abdominal Bristles in .. 490 some Soluble Proteins from Drosophila melanogaster, Selection Wool. VI. The Physicochemical Properties of SCMKB2 252 for Body Weight in 516 Glasziou, K. T.- Eucalyptus camaldulensis Dehn., See Bull, T. A. .. 737 Rooting of Cuttings of . . .. 751 See also Whiteman, P. C. 416 Ewe, Spermatozoa in the Genital II·Glucosidase of Stachybotrys alTa, Tract of. I, II, III 473, 687, 877 Action of, on p.Nitrophenyl II·Qninovoside .. 926 Fatty Acid Components of Oville Gluten Fractions Prepared by Ion· Tissue Lipids .. 905 exchange Chromatography on Flentje, N. T., Dodman, R. L., and Carboxymethyl. cellulose, Pro· Kerr,A.- perties of 717 The Mechanism of Host Pene· Goitre, Endemic, Studies on. I, tration by Thanatephorus cucu· II, III 147, 166, 177 meris 784 Goldacre, the Late P. L.­ Flentje, N. T., Stretton, Helena See Bottomley, W. 395 M., and Hawn, E. J.- Grace, T. D. C.- Nuclear Distribution and See Thomson, J. A. 869 Behaviour throughout the Life Graham, Janet, S. D.­ Cycles of Thanatephorus, Waitea, Starch.gel Electrophoresis of and Oeratobasidium Species 450 Wheat Flour Proteins .. 342 Francki, R. I. B.- Graham, Janet S. D., and Morton, See Crowley, N. C. 468 R.K.- Fraser, I. E. B.- Studies of Proteins of Developing The Use of Colchicine and Wheat Endosperm: Separation Colcemid for Metaphase Stasis by Starch-Gel Electrophoresis in the Matrix Cells of Wool and Incorporation of [35SlSul- Follicles .. 211 phate 357 930 INDEX

PAGE PAGE Graham, Janet S. D., Morton, R. Hely,F. W.- K., and Raison, J. K.­ Relationship between Effective Isolation and Characterization Nodulation and Time to Initial of Protein Bodies from Develop- Nodulation in a Diploid Line of ing Wheat Endosperm 375 Trifolium ambiguum M. Bieb. 43 Graham, Janet S. D., Morton, R. See also Bergersen, F. J. 920 K., and Simmonds, D. H.­ Hope, A. B.- Studies of Proteins of Develop­ Ionic Relations of Cells of Ohara ing Wheat Endosperm: Frac- australis. VI. Fluxes of Potas- tionation by Ion-Exchange sium .. 429 Chromatography 350 Hordeum vulgare, Effect of Nutri­ Graham, P. H.- ent Concentration on the Growth Antibiotic Sensitivities of the and Ion Uptake of, during a Root Nodule Bacteria .. 557 Sodium Chloride Stress .. 616 Grant Lipp, A. E., and Ballard, Horgan, D. J., and Masters, C. J.­ L.A.T.- Fatty Acid Components ofOvine Germination Patterns Shown by Tissue Lipids, and the Response the Light-sensitive Seed of Ana- to Prolonged Protein Depletion 905 gallis arvensis 572 Greenway, H.- Plant Responses to Saline Su b­ Insect Ovarian Tissue, Cytological strates. III. Effect of Nutrient Observations on Cen Strains Concentration on the Growth Established in Culture from .. 869 and Ion Uptake of Hordeum vulgare during a Sodium Chloride Stress 616 Jennings, A. C., and Morton, R. K.­ Griffing, B.- Changes in Carbohydrate, Pro­ Comparisons of Potentials for tein, and Non-protein Nitro~ General Combining Ability genous Compounds of Developing Selection Methods Utilizing One Wheat Grain .. 318 or Two Random-mating Popu- Changes in Nucleic Acids and lations .. 838 other Phosphorus~containing Griffing, B., and Langridge, J.­ Compounds of Developing Wheat Factors Affecting Crossing Over Grain .. 332 in the Tomato .. 826 Amino Acids and Protein Syn­ thesis in Developing Wheat Harrap, B. S.- Endosperm .. 384 The Conformation of a Soluble Jennings, A. C., Morton, R. K., and Wool Keratin Derivative .. 231 Palk, B. A.- See also Gillespie, J. M. .. 252 Cytological Studies of Protein Harrap, B. S., and Gillespie, J. M.­ Bodies of Developing Wheat A Further Study on the Extrac­ Endosperm .. 366 tion of Reduced Proteins from Jermyn, M. A.- Wool .. 542 The Action of ,B-Glucosidase of Ha"Wll, E. J.- Stachybotrys atra on p-Nitro- See Flentje, N. T. 450 phenyl ,B-Quinovoside .. .. 926 INDEX 931

PAGE PAGE John, P. W. M.- Masters, C. J.- Analysis of Diallel Cross Experi­ Nucleic Acids and Protein Stores ments in a Split-plot Situation 681 in the Merino Sheep 192 The Electrophoretic Heterogen- eity of Ovine Lactate Dehydro­ Kefford, N. P.- genase 709 See Bottomley, W. 395 See also Horgan, D. J. .. 905 See alBa Zwar, J. A. 407 Matheson, N. K., and Wheatley, Kerr, A.- J.M.- The Root Rot-Fusarium Wilt Diurnal-Nocturnal Changes in Complex of Peas 55 the Starch of Tobacco Leaves 70 See also Flentje, N. T. .. .. 784 Mattner, P. E.- Kindred, Berenice- Spermatozoa in the Genital Tract Skin Grafting between Sub-lines of the Ewe. II. Distribution after of Inbred Strains of Mice .. 863 Coitus 687 Kinin Activityfrom Plant Extracts. III. The Role of Spermatozoan I, II 395, 407 Motility and Uterine Contract- Kriedeman, P. E., and Neales, ions in Transport of Spermatozoa 877 T. F.- Mattner, P. E., and Braden, Studies on the Use of Cetyl A. W. H.- Alcohol as a Transpiration Sup­ Spermatozoa in the Genital Tract pressor 743 of the Ewe. I. Rapidity of Transport 473 Lactate Dehydrogenase, Ovine, May,L.H.- Electrophoretic Heterogeneity of 709 See Nicholls, P. B. 561 Lamb Brain, Fructose and Glucose McQuillan, Mary T.- Utilization by 922 See Bachelard, H. S.- . . 177 Langridge, J.- M edicago denticulata and M. mini- See Griffing, B. 826 ma, Susceptibility to Damping- Lanigan, G. W.- off in Seedlings of 281 Silage Bacteriology. I. Water Mercer, F. V.- Activity and Temperature Re­ See Bain, Joan M. 442 lationships of Silage Strains of See also Wildon, D. C. 585 Lactobacillus plantarum, Lacto­ Mice, Skin Grafting between Sub- bacillus brevis, and Pediococcus lines of Inbred Strains of 863 cerevisiae . . .. 606 Millerd, Adele, and Scott, K. J.­ Lee, J. W., Tracey, M. V., Winzor, Host-Pathogen Relations in D. J., Wrigley, C. W., and Powdery Mildew of Barley. III. Zentner, H.- Utilization of Respiratory Properties of Gluten Fractions Energy .. 775 Prepared by Ion-Exchange Moniliniafructicola (Wint.) Honey, Chromatography on Carboxy- Effect of Water Relations in methyl-cellulose. . 717 Regeneration of Conidia of .. 99 Moran, P. A. P.- Mandryk, M.- Balanced Polymorphisms with See Shepherd, C. J. .• 77 Unlinked Loci 1 932 INDEX

PAGE PAGE Morion, R. K.- Pisatin, Significance of, in Disease See Jennings, A. C. 318, 332, 366, 384 Resistance III See also Graham, Janet S. D. Pitman, M. G.- 350,357,375 The Determination of the Salt Mouse Testis, Enzymatic Activity Relations of the Cytoplasmic of .. 482 Phase in Cells of Beetroot Tissue 647 Mycosphaerella pinodes. II. The Possingham, J. V.- Phenology of Ascospore Release 800 See Chambers, T. C. .. 812 Potentials for General Combining Neales, T. F.- Ability Selection Methods Utili- See Kriedeman, P. E. .. 743 zing One or Two Random-mating Newman, 1. A.- Populations, Comparisons of .. 838 Electric Potentials and Auxin Powdery Mildew of Barley, Host­ Translocation in Avena 629 Pathogen Relations in. III .. 775 Nicholls, P. B., and May, L. H.­ Studies in the Growth of the Raison, J. K.- Barley Apex. I. Interrelation­ See Graham, Janet S. D. .. 375 ships between Primordium Ram Spermatozoa, Effect of Formation, Apex Length, and Ultraviolet Radiation on .. 885 Spikelet Development .. 561 Ram Spermatozoa, Reducing Nitrogen Fixation, Symbiotic, Activity of 201 Physical Environment and. I . . 28 Reinhardt, D. J.- See Schwinghamer, E. A. 597 Reis, P. J., and Schinckel, P. G.­ Ovine Tissue Lipids, Fatty Acid Some Effects of Sulphur-con­ Components of .. 905 taining Amino Acids on the Growth and Composition of Wool 218 Palk, B. A.- Rhizobium leguminasarum and Rh. See Jennings, A. C. .. 366 trifolii, Lysogeny in .. 597 Pea Seedlings, Promotion of Cell Root Nodule Bacteria, Antibiotic Division by Extracts from 129 Sensitivities of .. .. 557 Peas, Root Rot-Fusarium Wilt Complex of 55 Saccharum, Evolutionary Signifi­ Peronospora tabacina Adam, Effect cance of Sugar Accumulation in 737 of Light on the Formation of Saccharum spp., Effects of Temper­ Conidia of 88 ature, Light, and Water on Set Peronospora tabacina Adam, Ger- Germination and Early Growth mination of Conidia in vivo 77 of 416 Perrin, Dawn R.- Schinckel, P. G.- See Cruickshank, 1. A. M. III See Reis, P. J. 218 Phytoalexins, Studies on. VI III I:':ichwinghamer, E. A., and Rein­ Phytopathogenic Fungi, Environ­ hardt, D. J.- ment and Sporulation in. IV, V Lysogeny in Rhizobium legumin- 88,99 osarum and Rh. trifolii . . 597 Pisum sativum L., Formation of Scott, K. J.- Pisatin in .. III See Millerd, Adele 775 INDEX 933

PAGE PAGE Sedgley, R. H., and Barley, K. P.­ Stowe, B. B.- Effect of a Small Axial Pressure See Bachelard, E. P. 751 on the Growth of the Epicotyl Stretton, Helena M.- of Vicia Jaba var. minor Beck 19 See Flentje, N. T. 450 Setchell, B. P.- Sugar-cane, Physiology of. VI 416 Fructose and Glucose Utilization Sultana Grapes, Fine Structure by Lamb and Sheep Brain 922 of the Wax Layer of .. 818 Sheep Brain, Fructose and Glu- Thanatephorus cucumeris, Mechan- cose Utilization by 922 ism of Host Penetration by 784 Sheep, Merino, Nucleic Acids and Thanatephorus Species, Nuclear Protein Stores in 192 Distribution and Behaviour Sheep, Spatial Relationships bet­ throughout Life Cycle of 450 ween Skin Follicles during their Thomson, J. A., and Grace, Development in . . .. 695 T.D.C.- Sheldon, B. C.- Cytological Observations on Cell Studies in Artificial Selection of Strains Established in Culture Quantitative Characters. I. from Insect Ovarian Tissue 869 Selection for Abdominal Bristles Tobacco Leaves, Diurnal-Noctur- in Drosophila melanogaster .. 490 nal Changes in the Starch of .. 70 II. Selection for Body Weight Tomato, Factors Affecting Crossing in Drosophila melanogaster .. 516 Over in the 826 Tracey, M. V.- Shepherd, C. J., and Mandryk, M.­ See Lee, J. W. 717 Germination of Conidia of Trifoliumambiguum M. Bieb., Rela­ Peronospora tabacina Adam. tionship between Effective Nodu­ II. Germination in vi'l-'o 77 lation and Time to Initial Nodu- Silage Bacteriology. I .. 606 lation in a Diploid Line of 43 Simmonds, D. H.- Trifoliumsubterraneum L., Effect of See Graham, Janet S. D. 350 Root Temperature on Recently Skoog, F.- Nodulated Plants of 28 See Zwar, J. A ... 129 Trikojus, V. M.- Soybean Nodule, Iron in the See Bachelard, H. S. 147, 166, 177 Developing 916 Soybean Root Nodules, Relation­ V icia faba var. minor Beck, Effect ship between Hydrogen Evolu­ of a Small Axial Pressure on the tion, Hydrogen Exchange, Nitro­ Growth of the Epicotyl of 19 gen Fixation, and Applied Oxy_· Waitea Species, Nuclear Distribu­ gen Tension in .. 669 tion and Behaviour throughout Springell, P. H.- Life Cycle of .. 450 Proteolysis of Wool and its Wales, R. G., and Choong, C. H.- S-Carboxymethyl Derivatives by The Effect of Ultraviolet Radi­ Pronase and other Proteases .. 727 ation on Ram and Bull Sper- Stachybotrys atm, Action of (3- matozoa .. 885 Glucosidase of, on p-Nitrophenyl Wales, R. G.- (3-Quinovoside .. 926 See also Choong, C. H. 896 934 INDEX

PAGE PAGE Warren Wilson, J.- Whiteman, P. C., and Wilson, See Warren Wilson, Pamela M. 6 G.L.- Warren vVilson, Pamela M., and Estimation of Diffusion Pressure Warren Wilson, J,- Deficit by Correlation with Cambial Regeneration in Relative Turgidity and Beta- Approach Grafts between radiation Absorption 140 Petioles and Stems 6 Wildon, D. C., and Mercer, F. V.- Wheat Endosperm, Developing, The Ultrastructure of the Vege­ Amino Acids and Protein Syn- tative Cell of Blue-Green Algae 585 thesis in .. 384 Wilson, G. L.- Wheat Endosperm, Developing, See Whiteman, P. C. 140 Cytological Studies of Protein Winzor, D. J.- Bodies of .. 366 See Lee, J. W. 717 Wheat Endosperm, Developing, Wool, Effects of Sulphur-contain- Fractionation of Proteins of, by ing Amino Acids on the Growth Ion-exchange Chromatography 350 and Composition of .. 218 Wool, Extraction of Reduced Wheat Endosperm, Developing, Isolation and Characterization Proteins from .. 542 of Protein Bodies from 375 Wool Follicles, Use of Colchicine and Colcemid for Metaphase Wheat Endosperm, Developing, Stasis in the Matrix Cells of 211 Separation of Proteins of, by Wool, Isolation and Properties of Starch-gel Electrophoresis 357 some Soluble Proteins from. V, Wheat Endosperm, Developing, VI, VII .. 241, 252, 259 Ultrastructure of 305 Wool Keratin Derivative, Soluble, Wheat Flour Proteins, Starch-gel Conformation of .. 231 Electrophoresis of .. 342 Wool, S-Carboxymethyl Deriva­ Wheat Grain, Developing, Changes tives, Proteolysis of, by Pronase in Carbohydrate, Protein, and and other Proteases 727 Non-Protein Nitrogenous Com- Wrigley, C. W.- pounds of .. 318 See Lee,J. W. 717 Wheat Grain, Developing, Changes in Nucleic Acids and other Phos­ phorus-containing Compounds of 332 Zentner, H.- Wheat Grain, Ultrastructure of See Lee, J. W. .. 717 Developing Aleurone Cells of 768 Zwar, J. A., Bottomley, W., and Wheatley, J. M.- Kefford, N. P.- See Matheson, N. K. 70 Kinin Activity from Plant Ex­ Whiteman, P. C., Bull, T. A., and tracts. II. Partial Purification Glasziou, K. T.- of Kinins in Apple Extract .. 407 The Physiology of Sugar-cane. Zwar, J. A., and Skoog, F.­ VI. Effects of Temperature, Promotion of Cell Division by Light, and Water on Set Ger­ Extracts from Pea Seedlings 129 mination and Early Growth of Zwar, J. A.- Saccharum spp. .. .. 416 See also Bottomley, W. 395