European Journal of Soil Science

Contents
pp. i-xii(1)

Size and phenotypic structure of microbial communities within soil profiles in relation to play surfaces on a UK golf course
pp. 1013-1019(7)
Authors: Bartlett,; James,; Harris,; Ritzc,

Distribution of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in particle-size separates and density fractions of typical agricultural soils in the Yangtze River Delta, east China
pp. 1020-1026(7)
Authors: Ni,; Luo,; Wei,; Li,

Effect of organic amendment on amount and chemical characteristics of humic acids in upland field soils
pp. 1027-1037(11)
Authors: Kawasaki,; Maie,; Kitamura,; Watanabe,

Dissolved organic carbon and nitrogen dynamics in temperate coniferous forest plantations
pp. 1038-1048(11)
Authors: Jones,; Hughes,; Murphy,; Healey,

Carbon mineralization rates at different soil depths across a network of European forest sites (FORCAST)
pp. 1049-1062(14)
Authors: Rey,; Pegoraro,; Jarvis,

The influence of bioturbation on the vertical distribution of soil organic matter in volcanic ash soils: a case study in northern Ecuador
pp. 1063-1075(13)
Authors: Tonneijck,; Jongmans,

Long-term carbon loss and CO₂-C release of drained peatland soils in northeast Germany
pp. 1076-1086(11)
Authors: Kluge,; Wessolek,; Facklam,; Lorenz,; Schwärzel,

The UV-absorbance of dissolved organic matter predicts the fivefold variation in its affinity for mobilizing Cu in an agricultural soil horizon
pp. 1087-1095(9)
Authors: Amery,; Degryse,; Cheyns,; De Troyer,; Mertens,; Merckx,; Smolders,

NaOH-extractable organic matter of andic soils from Galicia (NW Spain) under different land use regimes: a pyrolysis GC/MS study
pp. 1096-1110(15)
Authors: Verde,; Buurman,; Martínez-Cortizas,; Macías,; CampsArbestain,

Proton interactions with soil organic matter: the importance of aggregation and the weak acids of humin
pp. 1111-1121(11)
Authors: Cooke,; Tipping,; Hamilton-Taylor,

Stabilization of dissolved organic matter by aluminium: a toxic effect or stabilization through precipitation?
pp. 1122-1132(11)
Authors: Scheel,; Jansen,; vanWijk,; Verstraten,; Kalbitz,

Micromorphological evidence of black carbon in colluvial soils from NW Spain
pp. 1133-1140(8)
Authors: Kaal,; VanMourik,

Cation exchange in forest soils: the need for a new perspective
pp. 1141-1159(19)
Authors: Ross,; Matschonat,; Skyllberg,

Modelling the effects of ageing on Cd, Zn, Ni and Cu solubility in soils using an assemblage model
pp. 1160-1170(11)
Authors: Buekers,; Degryse,; Maes,; Smolders,

A 10-year study of phosphorus balances and the impact of grazed grassland on total P redistribution within the soil profile
pp. 1171-1176(6)
Authors: Watson,; Matthews,

Quantification of individual phosphorus species in sediment: a sequential conversion and extraction method
pp. 1177-1190(14)
Authors: Oxmann,; Pham,; Lara,

Evaluation of phosphorus mobilization potential in rewetted fens by an improved sequential chemical extraction procedure
pp. 1191-1201(11)
Authors: Zak,; Gelbrecht,; Wagner,; Steinberg,

Soil hydrophobicity: a contribution of diuron sorption experiments
pp. 1202-1208(7)
Authors: Chaplain,; Brault,; Tessier,; Défossez,

Water flow paths in soil control element exports in an Andean tropical montane forest
pp. 1209-1227(19)
Authors: Boy,; Valarezo,; Wilcke,

Free-Form estimation of soil hydraulic properties using Wind's method
pp. 1228-1240(13)
Authors: Iden,; Durner,

Modified technique to assess the wettability of soil aggregates: comparison with contact angles measured on crushed aggregates and bulk soil
pp. 1241-1252(12)
Authors: Goebel,; Bachmann,; Woche,

Measurement of solid phase permittivity for volcanic soils by time domain reflectometry
pp. 1253-1259(7)
Authors: Kameyama,; Miyamoto,

Spatial variation of ammonia volatilization from soil and its scale-dependent correlation with soil properties
pp. 1260-1270(11)
Authors: Corstanje,; Kirk,; Pawlett,; Read,; Lark,

The behaviour of soil process models of ammonia volatilization at contrasting spatial scales
pp. 1271-1283(13)
Authors: Corstanje,; Kirk,; Lark,

The importance of andic soils in mountain ecosystems: a pedological investigation in Italy
pp. 1284-1292(9)
Authors: Iamarino,; Terribile,

The PESERA coarse scale erosion model for Europe. I. - Model rationale and implementation
pp. 1293-1306(14)
Authors: Kirkby,; Irvine,; Jones,; Govers,