Dataset: Soil Fumigation Experiment, Spring Oats, Pastures, Residual effects 1936

Citation:  Sarah Perryman (1936). Dataset: Soil Fumigation Experiment, Spring Oats, Pastures, Residual effects 1936 Electronic Rothamsted Archive, Rothamsted Research DOI : https://doi.org/10.23637/OA-OE-1936004-1.
  • DOI: 10.23637/OA-OE-1936004-1
  • Experiment: Other
  • Files included in the download:
    • Table 1. Plan and yields 1936 (xlsx)
    • Table 2. Summary of Results 1936 (xlsx)
    • Combined results: Eel cyst counts and yields 1936 (xlsx)
  • Version: 1
  • Created: 2019-09-11
  • Keywords: experimental design - statistical data - soil - nematoda
  • Author(s): Sarah Perryman
  • Publisher: Electronic Rothamsted Archive, Rothamsted Research

Summary

Numbers of eelworms in soil before and after fumigant treatments - Residual effects. This dataset consists of the plan, treatments, cultivations, yields and numbers of eelworm cysts relating to the fumigation Experiment conducted in Pastures at Rothamsted. then Experimental Station, in 1936, following on from 1935.

Methods

Two random samples of 50 grms soil were taken per half plot Dec 1 and 2 and third cysts count made.

Technical Information

Area of each plots: 1/80 acre (30lks. X 41.7 lks.). Treatments: No fumigant (O), single (1) and double (2) dressings of "cymag" (CM), carbon disulphide jelly (S), chlordinitrobenzene (N) and "seekay" (CK), at the following rates of application per acre for the single dressing: 1 CM, 7.5 cwt.; 1S, 24.3 cwt.; 1N, 2.0 cwt. and 1CK, 5.0 cwt., applied in 1935. Sulphate of ammonia (A) at the rate of 0.4 cwt. and 0.8 cwt. N per acre, applied in 1936. Basal Manuring: Nil. Cultivations, etc: Ploughed: Aug. 27-29 and Feb. 10-March 13. Spring-tine harrowed: March 19. Rolled, harrowed, sulphate of ammonia applied and drilled; March 20.. Harrowed: May 8. Rolled: May 9. Harvested: Aug. 7. Variety: Marvellous. Previous crop: Oats. (See 1935 Report, p. 176). Special Note: The entire produce was weighed, Oats plus weeds. Weight of oats was determined by sampling a strip 30 lks. X 1 yd. Third cysts count; Dec. 1 and 2. Two random samples of about 50 grms. of soil were taken per half plot. Standard Errors per plot: Weeds: 22.4 cwt. per acre or 19.8%. 3rd cyst count: sampling error 32.3 or 16.6%; experimental error 59.9 or 30.7%.

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Contributors

  • Margaret Glendining: Data curator
  • Sarah Perryman: Data curator
  • Richard Ostler: Project leader
  • Nathalie Castells-Brooke: Data manager

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This experiment is originally documented in the Rothamsted Annual Report of 1936 pages 211-212 as digitally archived in eRADoc; Other Experiments at Rothamsted (1937) Report For 1936, pp 211-212 https://doi.org/10.23637/ERADOC-1-68.

This experiment data consists of 48 observations with 4 randomised blocks of 12 treatment plots.

  • The dataset Soil Fumigation Experiment, Spring Oats, Pastures, Residual effects 1936 is a published dataset from the e-RA Database. e-RA is part of the Rothamsted Long-Term Experiments - National Bioscience Research Infrastructure (RLTE-NBRI), which also covers maintenance of the Long-Term Experiments, the Rothamsted Sample Archive and Rothamsted's environmental monitoring activities including the weather stations and its role in the UK Environmental Change Network
  • The RLTE-NBRI is funded by UK Research and Innovation - Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (UKRI-BBSRC) under award BBS/E/RH/23NB0007 (2023-2028). The RLTE-NBRI is also supported by the Lawes Agricultural Trust. e-RA has been part of a National Capability since 2012, previous awards from the BBSRC were Grants BBS/E/C/00005189 (2012-2017) and BBS/E/C/000J0300 (2017-2022)
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