Poisonous Effects of D.D.T. on Humans

Use of D.D.T. as a Plague Control Measure in the Bombay State *Editorial note.—Revised and rearranged in the Editorial Office by the referee, S. C. S.

ever, experience suggested that these measures in the field were able to achieve only a partial control of plague infection which continued to reappear in such village during the favourable plague season. The use of D.D.T. seems to have changed this state of affairs as observed from the recent field experience in various districts of the province. With a view to finding out the most effective m...

Treatment of Scabies with D.D.T.

D.D.T.—An Ideal Insecticide and Larvicide

Poisonous plants of veterinary and human importance in southern Africa.

Southern Africa is inherently rich in flora, where the habitat and climatic conditions range from arid environments to lush, sub-tropical greenery. Needless to say, with such diversity in plant life there are numerous indigenous poisonous plants, and when naturalised exotic species and toxic garden varieties are added the list of potential poisonous plants increases. The economically important ...

Use of D.D.T. as a Plague Control Measure in the Bombay State

[This corrects the article on p. 217 in vol. 87.].