Soil Biology & Biochemistry

Organic matter changes immediately after a wildfire in an Atlantic forest soil and comparison with laboratory soil heating
pp. 1-11(11)
Authors: Fernandez I.; Cabaneiro A.; Carballas T.

Different NH⁺₄-inhibition patterns of soil CH₄ consumption: a result of distinct CH₄-oxidizer populations across sites?
pp. 13-21(9)
Authors: Gulledge J.; Doyle A.P.; Schimel J.P.

Comparison of d- and l-amino acid metabolism in soils with differing microbial biomass and activity
pp. 23-29(7)
Authors: Hopkins D.W.; O'Dowd R.W.; Shiel R.S.

Methane emissions from danish cattle dung pats in the field
pp. 31-37(7)
Author: Holter P.

A -sitosterol assay for fine-root mass in soils
pp. 39-44(6)
Authors: Sinsabaugh R.L.; Antibus R.K.; Jackson C.R.; Karpanty S.; Robinson M.; Liptak M.; Franchini P.

Seasonal variation in protein, ergosterol and chitin in five morphotypes of Pinus sylvestris L. ectomycorrhizae in a mature Swedish forest
pp. 45-53(9)
Authors: Wallander H.; Massicotte H.B.; Nylund J.-E.

Effects of air-drying and wetting cycles on the transforming ability of DNA bound on clay minerals
pp. 55-61(7)
Authors: Pietramellara G.; Dal Canto L.; Vettori C.; Gallori E.; Nannipieri P.

Thermal constraints to population growth of bacterial-feeding nematodes
pp. 63-74(12)
Authors: Venette R.C.; Ferris H.

Trichloroethylene (TCE) and toluene effects on the structure and function of the soil community
pp. 75-89(15)
Authors: Fuller M.E.; Scow K.M.; Lau S.; Ferris H.

Evaluation of flow cytometric methods for the detection and viability assessment of bacteria from soil
pp. 91-100(10)
Authors: Porter J.; Pickup R.; Edwards C.

The direct or MIT route for nitrogen immobilization: a ¹⁵N mirror image study with leucine and glycine
pp. 101-108(8)
Author: Barraclough D.