TY - JOUR
AU1 - Slope, D. B.
AU2 - Last, F. T.
AB -  CHLORINATED * Now at Glasshouse Crops Research Institute, Littlehampton, Sussex. TABLE 1 Plant Pathology Effects of soil treatments on root infection and development of take-all in a pot experiment with Cappelle wheat sown January 31, 1961 Soil treatment a.i. per pot g Percentage of roots infected 2 months after sowing Seminal roots Crown roots Assessment of take-all on plants 4 months after sowing 0 = healthy 5 = severely diseased Material Aldrin 0005 0-05 Chlordane 0005 0-05 Heptachlor 0005 0-05 ±7-53 88-9 59-1 66-7 21-9 76-8 49-6 ±3-76 95-2 ±3-54 36-3 11-4 17-8 0-0 29-3 1-7 ±1-77 40-4 3-5 17 39 2-7 29 1-3 Untreated controls The second experiment again tested the effects of aldrin and heptachlor, but chlordane, found to be phytotoxic in the first experiment, was replaced by dieldrin, and thiram, a standard fungicide, was included. The thiram was used at the same rates as the insecticidal chemicals, which are much less than the usual recommended fungicidal doses. Koga II wheat was sown on April 28 and sampled 6 and 9 weeks later. Treatment effects were similar on both occasions, so only the results at the second samphng are given (Table 2). TABLE 2 Effects of 
TI - EFFECTS OF SOME CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF TAKE‐ALL OF WHEAT
JF - Plant Pathology
DO - 10.1111/j.1365-3059.1963.tb00208.x
DA - 1963-03-01
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SP - 37
VL - 12
IS - 1
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