Scientific Publications

The role of egg predation in the population dynamics of Gastrophysa polygoni (Coleoptera) in cereal fields.

Sotherton, N.W., Wratten, S.D., & Vickerman, G.P.
1985. Oikos, 43: 301-308.

Wildlife implications - pesticides in the environment.

Sotherton, N.W. & Moreby, S.J.
1985. In: Port, G.R. (ed.) Pesticides Environment & Law: 27-29. Agricultural Environment Research Group, University of Newcastle upon Tyne, Newcastle.

Laboratory and field experiments on the effects of herbicides and fungicides on invertebrates

Sotherton, N.W.
1985. In: Hald, A.B. & Kjølholt, J. (eds) The Impact of Pesticides on the Wild Flora and Fauna in Agroecosystem: 27-30. Miljøstyrelsens Center for jordøkologi (Centre for Terrestrial Ecology), Søborg.

The Restoration of Gravel Pits for Wildfowl.

Street, M.
1985. Amey Roadstone Corporation, Chipping Sodbury.

Invertebrate polyphagous predators and cereal aphids.

Sunderland, K.D., Chambers, R.J., Stacey, D.L., & Crook, N.E.
1985. Bulletin of the International Organization for Biological Control of Noxious Animals and Plants. West Palaearctic Regional Section.; International Union of Biological Sciences, 8: 105-114.

Estimating the impact of predators on small game in Great Britain.

Tapper, S.C.
1985. In: Coles, C.L. (ed.) Symposium Predateurs Lisbonne 29/31.3.1985: 30-42. Conseil International de la Chasse et de la Conservation du Gibier (CIC), Paris.

Sampling plans for beneficial arthropods in cereals.

Vickerman, G.P.
1985. Aspects of Applied Biology, 10: 191-198.

Sporting Fisheries in the Making.

Behrendt, A.
1984. The Game Conservancy Green Guide 23, The Game Conservancy, Fordingbridge.

Forecasting outbreaks of the grain aphid.

Carter, N. & Dewar, A.M.
1984. In: Proceedings of the Xth International Congress of Plant Protection Vol. 1: 167. British Crop Protection Council, Farnham.

Cereal pests: present problems and future prospects.

Carter, N.
1984. In: 1984 Brighton Crop Protection Conference - Pests and Diseases: 151-158. British Crop Protection Council, Farnham.