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Pesticides Documentation Bulletin Historic, Archive Document Do not assume content reflects current scientific knowledge, policies, or practices. NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY - U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE PESTICIDES DOCUMENTATION BULLETIN A BIWEEKLY PUBLICATION OF NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Volume 1 June 11, 1965 Number 7 OBJECTIVES AND SCOPE One of the primary objectives of the Pesticides Documentation Bulletin is to inventory the multidisci- pline literature in the pest control fields and disseminate it to interested personnel in the Department of Agriculture and other Federal departments and State, private, and industrial organizations. The Bulletin is an index to the literature on pests and their control and the impact on the economy and man’s total environment. The index will include literature on diseases, insects, nematodes, parasites, weeds, and other pests affecting plants, animals, man, our natural resources, and other values in man’s environment. Literature on biological, chemical, cultural, ecological, mechanical, and integrated methods of pest control will be included. Special emphasis will be given to the literature on the biologi- cal, toxicological, physiological, biochemical, pathological, biophysical, and epidemiological aspects of pests and their control by chemical and nonchemical methods. FORMAT AND USE The Bulletin is a computer-produced permuted title index in three parts: Keyword Index, Bibliography, and Author Index. KEYWORD INDEX . This is an alphabetic listing of significant words in titles. Each word has been lifted out and printed on the left margin of the column, followed by the listing of all titles containing that word. As a rule titles are left intact, although some are supplemented by inserting significant words taken from the text. These supplemental words are mainly the names of organisms and chemicals, and are shown within plus signs. Words deemed insignificant are not printed as keywords; however, they are retained in their original place in the title. Words beginning with digits, such as some chemicals, are shown at the end of the alphabetic listing. Special characters which are not recognized by the computer as words, such as Greek letters, are spelled out. Titles in foreign languages are given in English only, with the language of the text shown in parentheses after the title. Having scanned the Keyword Index for significant words and having determined the likely title, the next step is to note the number which has been assigned to each title. This number locates the title in the Bibliography part where full bibliographic data about the title are given. BIBLIOGRAPHY . This is both a numeric and an alphabetic arrangement of titles by their senior or primary authors. Titles having no authors are designated ZZ Anonymous and are listed at the end of the regular alphabetic listing. Abbreviated names of the publications cited follow the form used in the Bibliography of Agriculture . The last element in each citation is the National Agricultural Library classification number which should be used when requesting loans or reproduction of articles. AUTHOR INDEX . All authors are indexed but the number is that of the senior or primary author. l AVAILABILITY OF REFERENCES CITED Loans . Most of the material in the National Agricultural Library collection may be borrowed by employees of the Department of Agriculture and by other libraries. In requesting loans, please include the library call number found at the end of the citation. Loan of periodicals is restricted to the Wash- ington, D. C. area. 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Use of funds for printing this publication approved by the Director of the Bureau of the Budget (February 8, 1965) ACKNOWLEDGMENT The Pesticides Information Center, National Agricultural Library, gratefully acknowledges the coopera- tion and assistance of the Departments of Defense; Health, Education, and Welfare; and Interior; the Federal Committee on Pest Control, and State and industrial organizations in the development of the Center and preparation of this Bulletin. Special thanks are expressed to the Federal Committee on Pest Control for its suggestions and support. We hope the Bulletin will serve as an example of the effectiveness of interdepartmental cooperation and the speed with which effective services can be developed through a coordinated and cooperative interdepartmental effort. li , . KEYWORD INDEX ABSORPTION (CONTINUATION) ABATTOIR INHIBITOR ON TRANSPORT. 08508 SALMONELLAE FROM APPARENTLY HEALTHY SHEEP SLAUGHTERED AT CAIRO ABATTOIR. 08610 ABSORPTION OF ZINC BY CERTAIN MARINE ALGAE IN THE TIDAL ZONE. (FRENCH) 09031 ABIES-KARSTEN THE FORMATION 'OF I A A +INDOLE-ACETIC-ACI D+ DERIVATIVES BY ABUNDANCE ECTOTROPHIC MYCORHIZAL FUNGI ( PHLEGMAC I UM SPP. ) FROM PICEA SOME FACTORS INFLUENCING THE ABUNDANCE OF THE PREDACEOUS MITE ABIES-KARSTEN. (GERMAN) 08399 AMBLYSEIUS HIBISCI IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA (ACARINA, PHYT0SEIID4E). 08664 ABILITY THE EFFECTS OF THE ALKYLATING CYTOSTATIC AGENT, SEASONAL ABUNDANCE AND RELATIVE NUMBERS OF THE TOBACCO HORNWORM, 1 2— 3— 5— TR I S—ETHYL ENE I MI N0-8E NZOQUI NONE— —A (TRENIMON), ON THE PROTOPARCE SEXTA, AND THE TOMATO HORNWORM, PROTOPARCE PRIMING ABILITY OF DNA FROM MOUSE ASCITES TUMOR CELLS IN THE QUINQUEMACULATA, IN KENTUCKY. 09017 RN A— POLYMER ASE-SYSTEM. 08335 ABUNDANT THE ABILITY OF GROUP-III VIRUSES ASSOCIATED WITH INFECTIVITY IN FAILURE OF LOOSE SMUT TO BUILD UP IN WINTER WHEATS EXPOSED TO CATTLE IN SOUTH AFRICA TO INFECT THE THE RESPIRATORY TRACT. ABUNDANT INOCULUM NATURALLY DISSEMINATED. 09042 08636 ACARINA ABNORMAL LIFE-HISTORY STUDIES OF AMBLYSEIUS LIMONICUS, WITH COMPARATIVE ABNORMAL CYATHIA PRODUCTION ON POINSETTIAS +WITH THE GROWTH OBSERVATIONS ON AM8LYSEIUS HIBISCI (ACARINA, PHYTOS E II DAE ) RETARDANT CYCOCEL+. 08575 08663 THE INFLUENCES OF LOW TEMPERATURE ON PRE I MAGI NAL DEVELOPMENT OF SOME FACTORS INFLUENCING THE ABUNDANCE OF THE PREDACEOUS MITE THE ALMOND MOTH, CADRA C AUTELLA-WALKER, AND ON THE OCCURRENCE AMBLYSEIUS HIBISCI IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA (ACARINA, OF ABNORMAL MALE COPULATORY ORGANS. (JAPANESE) 08988 PHYTOSEIIDAE). 08664 ABNORMALITIES ACCIDENTAL THREE ABNORMALITIES OF + DOG, CATTLE, AND FOX*- BRAIN, A REVIEW OF ACCIDENTAL POISONING BY PESTICIDES IN THE HYDROCEPHALUS AS A RESULT OF ABSENCE OF LUSCHKAS FORAMEN, + UN I TED-STATES— OF- AME R I C A*- IN RECENT YEARS. 08285 CEREBELLUM ATROPHY WITH CYSTS AND INTERNAL HYOROCEPHALUS ABSENCE OF LEFT MEDULLARY LAYER AND INTERNAL CAPSULE, ACCUMULATION CORPUS-CALLOSUM HYPOPLASIA AND PORENCEPHALIA. (GERMAN) THE UPTAKE AND ACCUMULATION OF SODIUM IN AVOCADO SEEDLINGS. 08237 08461 ABORTED EFFECT OF HEMOLYSIS ON EXCRETION AND ACCUMULATION OF IRON IN THE TYPING OF -800 BRUCELLA ABORTUS STRAINS FROM ABORTED COW RAT. 08481 FOETUSES. (GERMAN) 08190 ACETATE ISOLATION OF A STRAIN OF CORYNEBACTERI UM PYOGENES FROM ABORTED METABOLISM OF ACETATE BY SHEEP LIVER HOMOGENATES. 08652 RABBIT. 08423 A CASE OF POISONING WITH PHENYLME RCURI C ACETATE IN A HORSE. ABORTION (POLISH) 08969 TUBERCULOSIS AS CAUSE FOR ABORTION OF CATTLE. (CZECH) 08120 ACETIC-ACID THINNING TESTS WITH ALPHA NAPHTHYLENE ACETIC-ACID AT KIRCHFELD STUDY OF EXPERIMENTAL PNEUMONOPATHY CAUSED IN CALVES AND YOUNG HETZENDORF. (GERMAN) 08711 PIGS BY SHEEP ABORTION VIRUS ADMINISTERED BY THE PULMONARY-METHOD (MIST-SPRAYING). (FRENCH) 08127 ACETYLCHOLINE ACETYLCHOLINE AS A GROWTH FACTOR IN EARLY LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF INFECTIOUS BOVINE RH INOTRACHE I T I S, INFECTIOUS PUSTULAR THE SILKWORM +BOMBYX MORI+. 0B371 VULVOVAGINITIS, AND ABORTION IN A NEW-YORK DAIRY HERD. 08463 ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE APPLICATION OF THE ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE INHIBITION METHOD FOR BOVINE ABORTION CAUSED BY NOCARDIA ASTERO IDES. (DUTCH) DETECTING ORGANOPHOSPHATE * I NSE C TI C I DE+ RESIDUES
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