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applied soil ecology

ISSN 0929-1393· EN

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Short Name applied soil ecology
Abbreviated Name applied soil ecology
ISSN 0929-1393
URL https://www.journals.elsevier.com/applied-soil-ecology

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Articles (14)

2015
the effects of acmi flight crew’s long term outstation hotel stay on accumulated fatigue
;Gislason Sigurdur Hrafn
Vol. 2 , No. 1 , pp. 36-41
368 views DOI Abstract
2019
Freeze-thaw and dry-wet events reduce microbial extracellular enzyme activity, but not organic matter turnover in an agricultural grassland soil
Miura, M.
Vol. 144 , pp. 196-199
277 views DOI
2020
The plant microbiome: A missing link for the understanding of community dynamics and multifunctionality in forest ecosystems
Mishra, S.
Vol. 145 , pp. 0-0
276 views DOI
2019
Community shift in structure and functions across soil profile in response to organic waste and mineral fertilization strategies
Gryta, A.
Vol. 143 , pp. 55-60
266 views DOI
2020
Rice straw and composted azolla alter carbon and nitrogen mineralization and microbial activity of a paddy soil under drying–rewetting cycles
Bagheri, Novair S.
Vol. 154 , pp. 0-0
258 views DOI
2020
Green manuring inhibits nitrification in a typical paddy soil by changing the contributions of ammonia-oxidizing archaea and bacteria
Gao, S.
Vol. 156 , pp. 0-0
230 views DOI
2019
Microbial communities from different soil types respond differently to organic waste input
Sadet-Bourgeteau, S.
Vol. 143 , pp. 70-79
229 views DOI
2020
Effects of cropping systems and soil amendments on nematode community and its relationship with soil physicochemical properties in a paddy rice field in the Vietnamese Mekong Delta
Nguyen, S.V.
Vol. 156 , pp. 0-0
227 views DOI
2020
Corrigendum to “Structure, functions and interguild relationships of the soil nematode assemblage in organic vegetable production” (Structure, functions and interguild relationships of the soil nematode assemblage in organic vegetable production (2012) 61 (16–25), (S0929139312001138), (10.1016/j.apsoil.2012.04.006))
Ferris, H.
Vol. 147 , pp. 0-0
220 views DOI
2020
Levels of heavy metal concentrations and their effect on net nitrification rates and nitrifying archaea/bacteria in paddy soils of Bangladesh
Nahar, K.
Vol. 156 , pp. 0-0
220 views DOI
2021
To what extent do ageing and soil properties influence Amynthas khami cast properties? Evidence from a small watershed in northern Vietnam
Bottinelli, N.
Vol. 158 , pp. 0-0
130 views DOI
2020
Rice straw and composted azolla alter carbon and nitrogen mineralization and microbial activity of a paddy soil under drying–rewetting cycles
Bagheri, Novair S.
Vol. 154 , pp. 0-0
258 views DOI
2020
Effects of cropping systems and soil amendments on nematode community and its relationship with soil physicochemical properties in a paddy rice field in the Vietnamese Mekong Delta
Nguyen, S.V.
Vol. 156 , pp. 0-0
227 views DOI
2020
Green manuring inhibits nitrification in a typical paddy soil by changing the contributions of ammonia-oxidizing archaea and bacteria
Gao, S.
Vol. 156 , pp. 0-0
230 views DOI
2020
Levels of heavy metal concentrations and their effect on net nitrification rates and nitrifying archaea/bacteria in paddy soils of Bangladesh
Nahar, K.
Vol. 156 , pp. 0-0
220 views DOI
2020
Resilience of the microbial communities of semiarid agricultural soils during natural climatic variability events
Pérez-Guzmán, L.
Vol. 149 , pp. 0-0
191 views DOI
2020
Corrigendum to “Structure, functions and interguild relationships of the soil nematode assemblage in organic vegetable production” (Structure, functions and interguild relationships of the soil nematode assemblage in organic vegetable production (2012) 61 (16–25), (S0929139312001138), (10.1016/j.apsoil.2012.04.006))
Ferris, H.
Vol. 147 , pp. 0-0
220 views DOI
2020
The plant microbiome: A missing link for the understanding of community dynamics and multifunctionality in forest ecosystems
Mishra, S.
Vol. 145 , pp. 0-0
276 views DOI
2019
Freeze-thaw and dry-wet events reduce microbial extracellular enzyme activity, but not organic matter turnover in an agricultural grassland soil
Miura, M.
Vol. 144 , pp. 196-199
277 views DOI
2019
Community shift in structure and functions across soil profile in response to organic waste and mineral fertilization strategies
Gryta, A.
Vol. 143 , pp. 55-60
266 views DOI
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