CSIRO Bulletin

Published between 1917 and 1979 the reports provide a fascinating insight into research conducted by the organisation over more than sixty years. Covering more than 12,000 pages of text and over 140 maps, all reports have now been digitised in high resolution, and are available in the Research Publications Repository.

The reports are available under the four official names of the organisation during the time of publication:

• No. 1 (1917)-no. 17 (1920) Bulletin (Advisory Council of Science and Industry (Australia))
• No. 18 (1920)-no. 29 (1925) Bulletin (Institute of Science and Industry (Australia))
• No. 30 (1927)-no. 240 (1948) Bulletin (Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (Australia))
• No. 241 (1949)-no. 289 (1979) Bulletin (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (Australia))

Here are the list of issues available

1. The cattle tick in Australia : being the report of a special committee to review the whole position of the tick pest, present and future, and make recommendations both as to immediate remedial or preventative measures whether by legislation or otherwise
2. Worm nodules in cattle
3. The alunite deposits of Australia and their utilization : being the report of a special committee appointed to investigate the Australian deposits of alunite and their suitability for the production of potash
4. The factors influencing gold deposition in the Bendigo goldfield. Part 1
5. Problems of wheat-storage : 1. Damaged grain 2. Insect pests
6. Power-alcohol : proposals for its production and utilization in Australia being the interim report of a special Committee on Alcohol Fuel and Engines
7. Agricultural research in Australia : being a report of the proceedings at a conference of agricultural scientists in Melbourne, 9th to 16th November, 1917
8. The factors influencing gold deposition in the Bendigo goldfield : Part II
9. The Manufacture and uses of ferro-alloys and alloy steels : being the report of a special committee appointed to investigate the manufacture of ferro-alloys and alloy steels from the raw materials occurring in Australia
10. Substitutes for tin-plate containers : being the report of a special committee appointed to investigate the industrial position created by the shortage of tin-plate, and to find substitutes suitable for use in the manufacture of containers
11. Paper pulp – possibilities of its manufacture in Australia
12. The prickly pear in Australia
13. The cattle tick pest
14. An investigation of the “Marine fibre” of Posidonia australis
15. Welfare work
16. The factors influencing gold deposition in the Bendigo goldfield. Part III
17. 17. Industrial co-operation in Australia
18. A classification and detailed description of some of the wheats of Australia
19. Wood waste
20. Power-alcohol : proposals for its production and utilization in Australia
21. The White ant pest in northern Australia
22. A classification and detailed description of the barleys of Australia : being the second report of the Special Committee on Seed Improvement
23. A Classification and detailed description of the oats of Australia : being the third report of the Special Committee on Seed Improvement
24. The production of liquid fuels from oil shale and coal in Australia
25. The manufacture of pulp and paper from Australian woods
26. A Classification and detailed description of the more important wheats of Australia
27. Australian clays in the manufacture of white pottery wares
28. Problems of the viticultural industry
29. Natural enemies of prickly pear and their introduction into Australia
30. Investigation on the Bunchy Top Disease of the Banana
31. Newsprint : Preliminary Experiments on the Grinding of Immature Eucalypts for Mechanical Pulp and Possibilities of Manufacturing Newsprint in Australia
32. A survey of the tanning materials of Australia
33. The Possibilities of Power Alcohol and Certain Other Fuels in Australia
34. The Biological Control of Prickly Pear in Australia
35. Kraft Pulp and Paper from Pinus Insignis
36. Kimberley Horse Disease (Walk-about Disease)
37. Paper-Pulp and Cellulose from the Eucalypts by the Sulphite Process
38. The Chemical Composition of Wool with Especial Reference to the Protein of Wool-fibre (Keratin)
39. The Utilization of Sulphur by Animals with Especial Reference to Wool Production
40. Observations on the Hydatid Parasite (Echinococcus granulosus) and the Control of Hydatid Disease in Australia
41. Studies Concerning the So-called Bitter Pit of Apples in Australia with Special Reference to the Variety `Cleopatra’
42. A Soil Survey of Block E (Renmark) and Rai Rai (Chaffey) Irrigation Areas
43. The Bionomics of Fasciola hepatica in New South Wales and of the intermediate host, Limnea brazieri (Smith)
44. Investigations on “Spotted Wilt” of Tomatoes
45. A Soil Survey of the Woorinen Settlement, Swan Hill Irrigation District, Victoria
46. Black Disease (Infectious Necrotic Hepatitis) of Sheep in Australia: A Toxaemia Induced by a Specific Bacterium (B. oedematiens) in Hepatic Lesions Resulting from the Migration of Young Liver Flukes (F. hepatica)
47. Corrections to Field Strength Measurements with Loop Antennae. 2. A Radio Field Strength Survey within 100 Miles of Sydney
48. The Experimental Error of the Yield from Small Plots of “Natural” Pasture
49. Factors Affecting the Mineral Content of Pastures. With particular reference to the Environmental Conditions incidental to Southern Australia
50. The Poisonous Action of Ingested Saponins
51. A Soil Survey of the Swamps of the Lower Murray River
52. The Soils of Australia in relation to Vegetation and Climate
53. The Soils of Australia in relation to Vegetation and Climate. 2nd ed.
54. The Flying Fox (Pteropus) in Australia
55. Investigation on “Spotted Wilt’ of Tomatoes. II
56. The Basal (Standard) Metabolism of the Australian Merino Sheep
57. A Soil Survey of Blocks A, B, C, D, and F, Renmark Irrigation District, South Australia
58. Infectious Entero-toxaemia (The so-called Braxy-like Disease) of Sheep in Western Australia
59. The Life Cycle of Stephanurus dentatus Deising, 1839: The Kidney Worm of Pigs. With Observations on its Economic Importance in Australia and Suggestions for its Control
60. The State of Polarization of Sky Waves. 2. Height Measurements of the Heaviside Layer in the Early Morning
61. The Influence of the Earth’s Magnetic Field on the Polarization of Sky Waves
62. Studies in the Supplementary Feeding of Merino Sheep for Wool Production.1. The Effect of a Supplementary Ration of Blood Meal on the Growth Rate and Wool Production of Merino Sheep on Central Queensland Pastures
63. Soil Survey of the Cadell Irrigation Area and New Era, South Australia
64. A Preliminary Investigation of Fading in New South Wales. 2. Studies of Fading in Victoria: A Preliminary Study of Fading on Medium Wave-lengths at Short Distances. 3. Studies of Fading in Victoria: Observations on Distant Stations in which no Ground Wave is received
65. The Ripening and Transport of Bananas in Australia
66. Downy Mildew (Blue Mould) of Tobacco in Australia
67. The Influence of Growth Stage and Frequency of Cutting on the Yield and Composition of a Perennial Grass Phalaris tuberosa
68. Methods for the Identification of the Coloured Woods of the Genus Eucalyptus
69. Atmospherics in Australia. I.
70. An Investigation of the Taxonomic and Agricultural Characters of the Danthonia Group
71. A Soil Survey of King Island
72. Investigations on Irrigated Pastures. 1. The Yield and Botanical Composition of an Irrigated Permanent Pasture under Various Systems of Pasture Management. 2. The Chemical Composition of Irrigated Pastures at Wood’s Point, South Australia
73. Varieties of Wheat in Australia. A Catalogue, with Pedigree or Source, and a Genealogical Chart showing the Relationships of the more Important Varieties
74. A Soil Survey of the Nyah, Tresco, Tresco West, Kangaroo Lake (Vic.), and Goodnight (N.S.W.) Settlements
75. Observations on Soil Moisture and Water Tables in an Irrigated Soil at Griffith, N.S.W.
76. Nigrospora Musae n.sp. and its Connexion with “Squirter” Disease in Bananas
77. A Soil Survey of the Hundreds of Laffer and Willalooka, South Australia. Report of the Division of Soils
78. Studies on the Phosphorus Requirements of Sheep. 1.—The Effect on Young Merino Sheep of a Diet Deficient in Phosphorus but Containing Digestible Proteins and Vitamins
79. Methods for the Identification of the Light-Coloured Woods of the Genus Eucalyptus

 

79. The “Lucerne Flea” Smynthurus viridis L. (Collembola) in Australia
80. The Establishment, Persistency, and Productivity of Selected Pasture Species on an Irrigated Reclaimed Swamp
81. A comparative study of Lolium perenne and Phalaris tuberosa at varying stages of growth : report on investigations at the Waite Agricultural Research Institute
82. The Insect Inhabitants of Carrion : A Study in Animal Ecology
83. Natural Pastures: Their Response to Superphosphate
84. The basal (standard) metabolism of the Australian Merino sheep – II
85. Studies on the Phosphorus Requirements of Sheep. II. The Effect of Supplying Phosphatic Supplements to Growing Lambs Depastured on Phosphorus-Deficient Country
86. A Soil Survey of the Berri, Cobdogla, Kingston and Moorook Irrigation Areas and the Lyrup Village District, South Australia
87. 1. On the Rotation of the Plane of Polarization of Long Radio Waves; 2. A Field-Intensity Set; 3. Measurements of Attenuation, Fading, and Interference in South-eastern Australia, at 200 Kilocycles per second; 4. A Frequency Recorder
88. The Propagation of Medium Radio Waves in the Ionosphere. 2. The Characteristics of Downcoming Radio Waves. 3. The Influence of Electric Waves on the Ionosphere. 4. Long Distance Observations of Radio Waves of Medium Frequencies
89. Simultaneous Observations of Atmospherics with Cathode Ray Direction-Finders at Toowoomba and Canberra. 2. Atmospheric Interference with Reception
90. The Identification of the Principal Commercial Australian Timbers other than Eucalypts
91. Further Investigations into the Transport of Bananas in Australia
92. The Apple-Growing Soils of Tasmania. Part I.—A General Investigation of the Soils. Part 2.—A Soil Survey of Part of the Huonville District
93. Studies on Contagious Pleuro-Pneumonia of Cattle. I.—A Study of the Morphology and Life Cycles of the Organism of Pleuro-Pneumonia Contagiosa Boum (Borrelomyces Peripneumoniæ Nov. Gen.) by Observation in the Living State under Dark-Ground Illumination
94. Fertility in Sheep. Artificial Production of Seminal Ejaculation and the Characters of the Spermatozoa Contained Therein
95. Study of the Magneto-Ionic Theory of Wave Propagation by Means of Conformal Representation. 2. Dispersion and Absorption Curves for Radio Wave Propagation in the Ionosphere according to the Magneto-Ionic Theory. 3. A Temperature Compensated Dynatron Oscillator of High Frequency Stability. 4. The Amplification of Programme Transients in Radio Receivers. 5. A Multi-Range, Push-Pull, Thermionic Voltmeter 6. The Graphical Solution of Simple Parallel-Tuned Circuits.7. An Electrical Harmonic Analyser of the Fundamental Suppression Type
96. Observations on Myxomatosis Cuniculi (Sanarelli) Made with a View to the Use of the Virus in the Control of Rabbit Plagues
97. Studies on Contagious Pleuro-Pneumonia of Cattle II. A Complement-fixation Reaction for the Diagnosis of Contagious Bovine Pleuro-pneumonia II(a). Observations on the Diagnosis of Bovine Contagious Pleuro-pneumonia by Means of the Complement-fixation Test of Campbell and Turner II(b). The Complement-fixation Test for Pleuropneumonia III A Cultural Study of the Distribution of the of the Specific Organism, Borrelomyces peripneumoniae, throughout the Body in Animals Naturally and Artificially Inf
98. Cercospora Leaf-Spot (Frogeye) of Tobacco in Queensland
99. A Survey of the Pastures of Australia Embodying Ecological Information and Discussions Explanatory of the Accompanying Pasture Map of the Commonwealth
100. 1. A Directional Recorder for Atmospherics. 2. Observations of Atmospherics with a Narrow Sector Directional Recorder at Canberra. 3 Characteristics and Distribution of Sources of Atmospherics. 4. Sources of Atmospherics Over the Tasman Sea
101. The Temperatures and Constituents of the Upper Atmosphere
102. Studies of Selected Pasture Grasses. The Measurement of the Xerophytism of any Species
103. Wojnowicia graminis (McAlp) Sacc. and D. Sacc. in relation to foot rot of wheat in Australia
104. 104. Investigations on the Associated Growth of Herbage Plants. Progress Report on Co-operative Investigations at the Waite Agricultural Research Institute
105. Investigations on the Associated Growth of Herbage Plants. Progress Report on Co-operative Investigations at the Waite Agricultural Research Institute
106. Investigations on “Spotted Wilt” of Tomatoes. III.—Infection in Field Plots
107. A Soil Survey of the Coomealla, Wentworth (Curlwaa), and Pomona Irrigation Settlements, N.S.W.
108. The Basaltic Soils of Northern Tasmania
109. The Variability of Plant Density in Fields of Wheat and its Effect on Yield
110. 1. The Polarisation of Radio Echoes. 2. The Design of an Automatic Variable-Frequency Radio Transmitter with Automatically Tuned Receiver
111. The Control of Wireless Signal Variations . 2. Control of Phase Fading in Long Distance Radio Communication. 3. Numerical Spacing of Adcock Aerials in Short-wave Direction-finding
112. Studies in Fertility of Sheep
113. Studies on Coast Disease of Sheep in South Australia
114. The Wood Structure of some Australian Rutaceae with Methods for their Identification
115. A Soil Survey of Part of the Denmark Estate, Western Australia
116. The Relation of Phosphate to the Development of Seeded Pasture on a Podsolised Sand
117. The Regional and Seasonal Incidence of Grasshopper Plagues in Australia
118. A Soil Survey of the Horticultural Soils in the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Areas, New South Wales
119. Soil Survey of the Horticultural Soils in the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Areas, New South Wales. 2nd edition
120. The Wood Structure of some Australian Cunoniaceae with Methods for their Identification
121. Some Effects of Green Manuring on Citrus Trees and on the Soil
122. Observations on the Toxicity of Fluorine for Sheep
123. The Establishment of Pastures on Deep Sands in the Upper South-East of South Australia. 1. The Origin and Scope of the Investigations. 2. The Influence of Cover Crops and Fertilizer Treatment on the Establishment of Selected Herbage Species. With an Appendix on the Role of Seed Inoculation
124. A Soil Survey of the Merbein Irrigation District, Victoria
125. The Wood Anatomy of Some Australian Meliaceae with Methods for their Identification
126. A Soil Survey of Part of the Kerang Irrigation District, Victoria
127. Investigations on Chilled Beef Part 1.—Microbial Contamination Acquired in the Meatworks
128. 1. Further Studies of Directions of Atmospherics at Toowoomba and Canberra. 2. An Aperiodic Amplifier for Investigating the MH Wave-Form of Atmospherics. 3. Applications of the Modulating Television Cathode-Ray Tubes in Investigations of the Wave-Form of Atmospherics
129. An Investigation of the Problems of Salt Accumulation on a Mallee Soil in the Murray Valley Irrigation Area
130. Investigations on Chilled Beef. Part II. Cooling and Storage in the Meatworks
131. Chemical Investigations on the Fleece of Sheep
132. Black End and Anthracnose of the Banana with Special Reference to Gloeosporitan musarum Cke. and Mass
133. The Wood Anatomy of Some Australian Lauraceae with Methods for their Identification
134. A Soil Survey of the Mildura Irrigation Settlement, Victoria
135. Studies on bovine mastitis. 1. Study of an experimental herd
136. Investigations on the Storage of Jonathan Apples grown in Victoria
137. Experimental Studies of Ephemeral Fever in Australian cattle
138. A Soil Survey of the Red Cliffs Irrigation District, Victoria
139. The Economic Biology of Some Australian Clupeoid Fish
140. The Soils of Tasmania
141. Foot-Rot in Sheep: A Transmissible Disease due to Infection with Fusiformis nodosus(n. sp.). studies on Its Cause, epidemiology, and Control
142. A Soil Survey of the Waikerie Irrigation Area, South Australia
143. A Soil and Land Use Survey of the Hundreds of Riddoch, Hindmarsh, Grey, Young, and Nangwarry, County Grey, South Australia
144. Production of Dried Grapes in Murray Valley Irrigation Settlements
145. Interference in a Wind-Tunnel of Octagonal Section
146. The Theory of Metallic Friction and the Role of Shearing and Ploughing. 2. The Friction of Thin Metallic Films
147. An Analysis of the Outbreaks of the Australian Plague Locust (Chortoicetes terminifera Walk.) during the Seasons 1937-38 and 1938-39
148. Enzootic Ataxia and Copper Deficiency of Sheep in Western Australia
149. Studies in Fertility in Sheep. 2. Seminal Changes Affecting Fertility in Rams. Appendices
150. Production of Dried Grapes in Murray Valley Irrigation Districts. 2. Irrigation, Drainage, and Reclamation
151. The Soils of the Parishes of Longford, Cressy, and Lawrence, County Westmorland, Tasmania. 1. A Soil Survey of the Area 2. Pot Experiments with Subterranean Clover on the Cressy Shaley Clay-loam
152. The Control of St. John’s Wort (Hypericum perforatum L var. angustifolium D.C.) by Competing Pasture Plants
153. Soil Survey of Part of County Moira, Victoria Including the Parishes of Boosey, Cobram, Katamatite, Naringaningalook, Katunga, Yarroweyah, and Strathmerton
154. Pelagic Tunicates in the Plankton of South-eastern Australian Waters, and their Place in Oceanographic Studies. With a Statistical Analysis of Data on Total Plankton
155. The Handling and Storage of Australian Oranges, Mandarins, and Grapefruit
156. The Lubricating Effect of Thin Metallic Films and the Theory of the Action of Bearing Metals
157. Standardized Plant Names. A List of Standard Common Names for the more Important Australian Grasses, other Pasture Plants, and Weeds
158. Studies in the biology of Australian mullet. 1. Account of the Fishery and Preliminary Statement of the Biology of Mugil dohula Gunther
159. The Recovery of Inter-block Information in Quasi-Factorial Designs with Incomplete Data. 1. Square, Triple, and Cubic Lattices
160. Poisonous and Harmful Fishes
161. The Outbreak of the Australian Plague Locust (Chortoicetes terminifera Walk.) in the Season 1939-40, with Special Reference to the Influence of Climatic Factors
162. Review of the Evidence Concerning Expansive Reaction between Aggregate and Cement in Concrete
163. The Soil and Land-Use Survey of the Wakool Irrigation District, New South Wales
164. Transmission of potato virus diseases. 1. Field experiment with leaf roll at Canberra, 1940-41. 2. The aphis population of potatoes at Canberra during 1940-41
165. Studies in the biology of the skin and fleece of sheep. 1. The development and general histology of the follicle group in the skin of the Merino. 2. The use of the tanned sheepskin in the study of follicle population density. 3. Notes on the arrangement, nomenclature, and variation of skin folds and wrinkles in the Merino
166. Potato virus X: Mixtures of strains and the leaf area and yield of infected potatoes
167. Fertility in sheep: An experimental study of periodicity of oestrus and non-breeding seasons in Australia
168. A survey, census, and statistical study of the horticultural plantings on the Murrumbidgee irrigation areas, New South Wales
169. The entomological control of St. John’s Wort (Hypericum perforatum L.): With particular reference to the insect enemies of the weed in southern France
170. Pea mosaic on Lupinus varius L. and other species in Western Australia
171. Experiments with insecticides against the red-legged earth mite (Halotydeus destructor (Tucker))
172. Zebu-cross cattle in northern Australia: An ecological experiment
173. Recent advances in the prevention and treatment of blowfly strike in sheep. Supplement to report no .2 by the Joint Blowfly Committee
174. The recovery of inter-block information in quasi-factorial designs with incomplete data. 2. Lattice squares
175. The analysis of cubic lattice designs in varietal trials
176. A soil map of Australia
177. Food composition tables
178. Lubrication between the piston rings and cylinder wall of a running engine
179. Studies on deglutition in sheep. 1. Observations on the course taken by liquids through the stomach of the sheep at various ages from birth to maturity. 2. Observations on the influence of copper salts on the course taken by liquids into the stomach of the sheep
180. Sheep blowfly investigations. The attractiveness of sheep for Lucilia cuprina
181. The effectiveness of various mineral dusts for the control of grain pests
182. Experimental determination of the influence of the red-legged earth mite (Halotydeus destructor) on a subterranean clover pasture in Western Australia
183. Fellmongering investigations
184. Studies on the Mitchell grass association in south-western Queensland. 2. The effect of grazing on the Mitchell grass pasture
185. The general ecological characteristics of the outbreak areas and outbreak years of the Australian plague locust (Chortoicetes terminifera Walk.)
186. Alcohol: Its place in organic chemical industry
187. A soil, land-use, and erosion survey of part of county Victoria, South Australia: Including the hundreds of Belalie, Whyte, Reynolds, and Anne, and part of the hundreds of Caltowie, Yangya, and Bundaleer
188. Soils of the Berriquin irrigation district, N.S.W.
189. Foundry sand resources of South Australia
190. Studies of the physiology and toxicology of blowflies. 10. A histochemical examination of the distribution of copper in Lucilia cuprina. 11. A quantitative investigation of the copper content of Lucilia cuprina
191. Investigations of Guayule (parthenium argentatum Gray) in South Australia
192. Post-Miocene climatic and geologic history and its significance in relation to the genesis of the major soil types of South Australia
193. A procedure of investigation in fisheries biology
194. An account of experiments undertaken to determine the natural population density of the sheep blowfly, Lucilia cuprina Wied
195. Transmission of potato virus diseases. 5. Aphid populations, resistance and tolerance of potato varieties to leaf roll
196. 197. The analysis of the hydrocarbon gases by fractional distillation, with special reference to cracked tar gases
197. Plant responses to molybdenum as a fertilizer. 1. Molybdenum and symbiotic nitrogen fixation. 2. Factors affecting the response of plants to molybdenum
198. The use of mineral dusts for the control of wheat pests
199. Preparation of core ingredients for searchlight carbons
200. Grazing management: Continuous and rotational grazing by merino sheep. 1. A study of the production of a sown pasture in the Australian Capital Territory under three systems of grazing management. Appendix: the measurement of pasture yield under grazing. 2. The effect of continuous and rotational grazing on the infestation of sheep with internal parasites. 3. A note on pasture management
201. The strain complex and symptom variability of tomato spotted wilt virus
202. Agar in Australia
203. A soil survey of part of Waterhouse Estate, county of Dorset, north-east coast, Tasmania
204. Studies on the breeding performance of ewes
205. Pedogenesis following the dissection of lateritic regions in southern Australia
206. The fumigation of wheat in bag stacks
207. Surface fumigation of insect infestations in bulk-wheat depots
208. Interaction of insect infestation, temperature, and moisture in bulk-depot wheat
209. Preliminary survey of the natural pastures of the New England district of New South Wales and a general discussion of their problems
210. The water retting of flax: Resume of investigations from 1940-1945
211. The frictional properties of lead-base and tin-base bearing alloys: The role of the matrix and the hard particles
212. Laboratory and field tests of mosquito repellents
213. The preparation and properties of synthetic cryolite
214. Studies on the biology of the skin and fleece of sheep. 4. The hair follicle group and its topographical variations in the skin of the merino foetus
215. An examination of the Peet-Grady method for the evaluation of household fly sprays
216. The relative importance of live sheep and of carrion as breeding grounds for the Australian sheep blowfly, Lucilia cuprina
217. Studies of the physiology and toxicology of blowflies. 12. The toxicity of DDT as a contact and stomach poison for larvae of Lucilia cuprina. 13. Insectary tests of repellents for the Australian sheep blowfly, Lucilia cuprina
218. Spray tests against adult mosquitoes. 1. Laboratory spray tests with culicine (Culex fatigans) adults. 2. Spray tests with anopheline (Anopheles punctulatus farauti) adults
219. The preparation and use of Harvey’s Reduced Strychnine reagent in oceanographical chemistry
220. Contributions to the study of the cell wall 4. The nature of intracellular adhesion in delignified tissue. 5. The occurrence, structure, and properties of certain cell wall deformations
221. The chaetognatha of South-eastern Australia
222. Report of marine borer survey in New Guinea waters
223. Mechanical composition of soil in relation to field descriptions of texture
224. Studies on the control of wheat insects by dust. 1. Field tests of various mineral dusts against grain weevils. 2. Further tests of various mineral dusts for the control of grain pests. 3. The use of dust barriers for the control of grain insects. 4. The use of DDT- and 666-impregnated dusts for the control of grain pests
225. An ecological study of the Australian plague locust (Chortoicetes terminifera Walk.) in the Bogan-Macquarie outbreak area, NSW
226. Studies on perennial veldt grass (Ehrharta calycina Sm.)
227. Ecological observations on the small plague grasshopper, Austroicetes cruciata (Sauss.) in the Trangie district, central western New South Wales
228. Studies in cement-aggregate reaction. I. Australian aggregates and cements. II. The effect of alkali movement in hardened mortar. III. The effect of void space on mortar expansion. IV. The effect of expansion on the tensile strength of mortar. V. The effect of void space on the tensile strength changes of mortar. VI. The effect of carbon dioxide
229. The preparation and properties of aluminium fluoride
230. Mint weed, Salvia reflexa Hornem. Present distribution and status in Australia
231. Guide to the medicinal and poisonous plants of Queensland
232. A soil survey of the Hundred of Seddon and part of the Hundred of MacGillivray, Kangaroo Island, South Australia: (including also portions of the Hundreds of Cassini and Duncan)
233. Mineral deficiency in plants on the soils of the Ninety-mile Plain in South Australia. 2. Effect of zinc, copper, and phosphate on subterranean clover and lucerne grown on laffer sand, near Keith
234. The algal genus Gracilaria in Australia
235. Observations on the plant communities at ‘Bundemar’, Trangie district, New South Wales, in relation to Chortoicetes terminifera (Walk.) and Austroicetes cruciata (Sauss.)
236. Heating in stored wheat. I. Respiration of dry grain, insect respiration, and temperature and moisture effects. II. Heat production, heat conductivity, and temperature rise in grain in the presence and absence of insects. III. Two years’ temperature records of dry grain in a concrete silo
237. The non-parasitic disorders of apple fruits in Australia
238. Foundry sand resources of New South Wales
239. Studies on dietary and other factors affecting the serum-calcium levels of sheep. Parts I to VI
240. An Australian phytochemical survey. I. Alkaloids and cyanogenetic compounds in Queensland plants
241. Age, rate of growth, and general life-history of the Australian pilchard (Sardinops neopilchardus) in New South Wales waters
242. A soil, land-use, and erosion survey of parts of the counties of Moira and Delatite, Victoria. Including the parishes of Pine Lodge, Dookie, Devenish, Currawa, Stewarton, Caniambo, Gowangardie, Upotipotpon, Goomalibee, Tamleugh, Shadforth, Wills, Warrenbayne, Boho, Moglonemby, and Balmattum
243. Observations on wheat in a Victorian bulk depot
244. Behaviour of swarm hoppers of the Australian Plague Locust Chortoicetes terminifera (Walker)
245. Plankton characteristics at the Cronulla onshore station, New South Wales, 1943-46
246. The marine crayfishes (spiny lobsters), family Paniluridae, of Western Australia with particular reference to the fishery on the Western Australian crayfish (Panulirus longipes)
247. The potato moth Gnorimoschema Operculella (Zell.) and its control in Australia
248. Mineral deficiency in plants on the soils of the Ninety-mile Plain in South Australia. IV. Effect of cover crops and phosphate on subterranean clover, lucerne, and phalaris sown with zinc and copper on laffer sand, near Keith
249. The habitats and community relations of the Acrididae of the Trangie district, central western New South Wales
250. Measures of abundance of certain pelagic fish in some South-Eastern Australian waters
251. The influence of diet on dental development in the sheep
252. The aestivating eggs of the red-legged earth mite, Halotydeus destructor (Tucker)
253. The physical measurement of quality in canning of peas
254. A review of the Australian Mydaidae (Diptera)
255. Studies in cement-aggregate reaction. IX. Some observations on mortar containing reacting aggregate. X. The effect on mortar expansion of amount of reactive component in the aggregate. XI. The effect on mortar expansion of amount of available water in mortar. XII. The effect of amount of added alkalis on mortar expansion. XIII. The effect of added sodium hydroxide on the tensile strength of mortar. XIV. The effect of small amounts of reactive component in the aggregate on the tensile strength of mortar. XV. The reaction product of alkalis and opal
256. The dispersal of DDT from aircraft for mosquito control. An account of experiments on the use of combat aircraft for aerial spraying
257. The Insecticidal Control of Cabbage Pests at Canberra, A.C.T.: Results of comparative field tests, 1944-48
258. The morphology and evolution of the soils of “Pine Lodge” estate, New South Wales
259. Suitability of Australian timbers for veneer
260. Adjuvants for pyrethrins in fly sprays. I. The adjuvant action of some essential oils and other materials from Australian plants. II. Adjuvant activity and chemical structure. III. The mode of action of adjuvants
261. Soils of the Margaret River – lower Blackwood River districts, Western Australia
262. Pasture development on a deep sand of the heath country in the upper south-east of South Australia
263. A pedological study of the soils occurring at Coomealla, New South Wales
264. Pedogenesis in the Frankland River Valley, Western Australia
265. Climate, geology, soils and plant ecology of portion of the county of Buckingham (Ninety-mile Plain), South Australia
266. Silica in timbers
267. An Australian phytochemical survey. II. Alkaloids in Queensland flowering plants
268. A comparative study of Pisum, Vicia, Lathyrus, and Lupinus varieties grown in Buckingham sand in the Coonalpyn Downs, South Australia
269. Rubber accumulation in Guayule (Parthenium argentatum Gray) in South Australia
270. Timbers for battery separators
271. Standardized plant names. A revised list of standard common names for the more important Australian grasses, other pasture plants, and weeds
272. The definition and prediction of the optimal harvest time of pea canning crops
273. Studies on sown pastures for south-eastern Queensland
274. Common names of insects and allied forms occurring in Australia
275. An analysis of the records of the registered Australian Merino stud flock
276. Standard laboratory colonies of termites for evaluating the resistance of timber, timber preservatives, and other materials to termite attack
277. A survey of the beef-cattle industry of Australia
278. The mechanical properties of Australian, New Guinea, and other timbers
279. The development and use of field testing techniques with termites in Australia
280. An Australian phytochemical survey. III. Saponins in eastern Australian flowering plants
281. A survey of fruit cool stores
282. The ecosystem of the coastal lowlands (‘Wallum’) of southern Queensland
283. Phosphorus fertilizer research in Australia
284. Scientific and common names of insects and allied forms occurring in Australia
285. A world review of introduced species of termites
286. Scientific and common names of insects and allied forms occurring in Australia
287. Energetics of agriculture and food production with special emphasis on the Australian situation
288. A soil survey of the horticultural soils in the Murrumbidgee irrigation areas, New South Wales. A Revised Edition of Bulletin no. 118 (1938)