Soil Biology & Biochemistry

Comparison of d- and l-amino acid metabolism in soils with differing microbial biomass and activity
pp. I-II(2)
Authors: Hopkins D.W.; O'Dowd R.W.; Shiel R.S.

Diversity of polyploid races in the family lumbricidae
pp. 217-221(5)
Author: Viktorov A.G.

Earthworm-vegetation-soil relationships in the Romanian carpathians
pp. 223-229(7)
Author: Pop V.V.

The earthworms of Bano de Oro, Luquillo experimental forest, Puerto Rico
pp. 231-234(4)
Authors: Borges S.; Alfaro M.

Earthworms (annelida, oligochaeta) of a provincial reserve in Cordoba, Argentina: a preliminary survey
pp. 235-236(2)
Author: de Mischis C.C.

Size shift in the Mexican earthworm species balanteodrilus pearsei (megascolecidae, acanthodrilini): a possible case of character displacement
pp. 237-240(4)
Authors: Fragoso C.; Rojas P.

Relict megascolecidae and exclusion of lumbricidae from basalt-derived soils in southern California
pp. 241-244(4)
Authors: Wood H.B.; Olivier K.L.; James S.W.

Life cycle of the earthworm predator Artioposthia triangulata (dendy) in Northern Ireland
pp. 245-249(5)
Author: Blackshaw R.P.

The earthworm inoculation unit technique: an integrated system for cultivation and soil-inoculation of earthworms
pp. 251-257(7)
Authors: Butt K.R.; Frederickson J.; Morris R.M.

Ecology of Allolobophora cernosvitoviana (ZICSI, 1967): a species new to the Polish earthworm (lumbricidae) fauna
pp. 259-263(5)
Author: Kostecka J.

Density and distribution of Dendrobaena octaedra (lumbricidae) in Aspen and pine forests in the Canadian rocky mountains (Alberta)
pp. 265-273(9)
Authors: Dymond P.; Scheu S.; Parkinson D.

Density and biomass of earthworms in forest and herbaceous microecosystems in Central New York, North America
pp. 275-285(11)
Authors: Shakir S.H.; Dindal D.L.

Assessing the effects of abiotic environmental stress on population growth in Lumbricus rubellus (lubricidae, oligochaeta)
pp. 287-293(7)
Authors: Klok C.; De Roos A.M.; Marinissen J.C.Y.; Baveco H.M.; Ma W.-C.

In situ recycling of urban deciduous litter
pp. 295-298(4)
Authors: Cothrel S.R.; Vimmerstedt J.P.; Kost D.A.

The planarian Artioposthia triangulata (dendy) feeding on earthworms in soil columns
pp. 299-302(4)
Author: Blackshaw R.P.

Influence of forest disturbance on earthworm (oligochaeta) communities in the Western Ghats (South India)
pp. 303-306(4)
Authors: Blanchart E.; Julka J.M.

Pre-mating behaviour of the earthworm Lumbricus terrestris L.
pp. 307-308(2)
Authors: Nuutinen V.; Butt K.R.

Annual dynamics of the earthworm Hormogaster elisae (Oligochaeta, Hormogastridae) in Central Spain
pp. 309-312(4)
Authors: Valle J.V.; Moro R.P.; Garvin M.H.; Trigo D.; Cosin D.J.D.

Ecological preferences of some earthworm species in Southwest Spain
pp. 313-316(4)
Authors: Sanchez E.G.; Munoz B.; Garvin M.H.; Jesus J.B.; Cosin D.J.D.

Relative abundance and seasonal activity of earthworms (Lumbricidae and Megascolecidae) as determined by hand-sorting and formalin extraction in forest soils on the Southern Appalachian Piedmont
pp. 317-321(5)
Authors: Callaham M.A.; Hendrix P.F.

Earthworms as bio-indicators of forest site quality
pp. 323-328(6)
Authors: Muys B.; Granval P.

Effect of climate and plant succession on lumbricid populations in the French Alps
pp. 329-333(5)
Authors: Grossi J.-L.; Brun J.-J.

Activities of the digestive enzymes in the gut and in tissue culture of a tropical geophagous earthworm, polypheretima elongata (megascolecidae)
pp. 335-339(5)
Authors: Lattaud C.; Zhang B.G.; Locati S.; Rouland C.; Lavelle P.

The effect of Lumbricus terrestris on soil in relation to plant growth: effects of nutrient-enrichment processes (NEP) and gut-associated processes (GAP)
pp. 341-346(6)
Authors: Devliegher W.; Verstraete W.

Earthworm effects on respiratory activity in a dung-soil system
pp. 347-351(5)
Author: Hendriksen N.B.

Effects of a tropical geophageous earthworm, M. anomala (megascolecidae), on soil characteristics and production of a Yam crop in ivory coast
pp. 353-359(7)
Author: Gilot C.

Changes in soil N pools in response to earthworm population manipulations in agroecosystems with different N sources
pp. 361-367(7)
Authors: Blair J.M.; Parmelee R.W.; Allen M.F.; McCartney D.A.; Stinner B.R.

Effect of mulch quality on earthworm activity and nutrient supply in the humid tropics
pp. 369-373(5)
Authors: Tian G.; Kang B.T.; Brussaard L.

Role of earthworms in the N cycle: a falsifiable assessment
pp. 375-380(6)
Authors: Bouche M.B.; Al-Addan F.; Cortez J.; Hammed R.; Heidet J.-C.; Ferriere G.; Mazaud D.; Samih M.

Rock phosphate solubilizing streptosporangium isolates from casts of tropical earthworms
pp. 381-385(5)
Author: Mba C.C.

Influence of the enchytraeid worm Buchholzia appendiculata on aggregate formation and organic matter decomposition
pp. 387-390(4)
Authors: Marinissen J.C.Y.; Didden W.A.M.

Earthworm-induced distribution of organic matter in macro-aggregates from differently managed arable fields
pp. 391-395(5)
Authors: Marinissen J.C.Y.; Hillenaar S.I.

Organic matter dynamics in maize agroecosystems as affected by earthworm manipulations and fertility source
pp. 397-400(4)
Authors: Mccartney D.A.; Stinner B.R.; Bohlen P.J.

Effects of earthworms on soil aggregate stability and carbon and nitrogen storage in a legume cover crop agroecosystem
pp. 401-408(8)
Authors: Ketterings Q.M.; Blair J.M.; Marinissen J.C.Y.

Earthworm effects on soil respiration in corn agroecosystems receiving different nutrient inputs
pp. 409-412(4)
Authors: Wessells M.L.S.; Bohlen P.J.; McCartney D.A.; Subler S.; Edwards C.A.

Earthworm additions increased short-term nitrogen availability and leaching in two grain-crop agroecosystems
pp. 413-421(9)
Authors: Subler S.; Baranski C.M.; Edwards C.A.

Earthworm effects on crop and weed biomass, and N content in organic and inorganic fertilized agroecosystems
pp. 423-426(4)
Authors: Stinner B.R.; Mccartney D.A.; Blair J.M.; Parmelee R.W.; Allen M.F.

Earthworm abundance and nitrogen mineralization rates along an urban-rural land use gradient
pp. 427-430(4)
Authors: Steinberg D.A.; Pouyat R.V.; Parmelee R.W.; Groffman P.M.

Regulation of soil structure by geophagous earthworm activities in humid savannas of cote d'ivoire
pp. 431-439(9)
Authors: Blanchart E.; Lavelle P.; Braudeau E.; Le Bissonnais Y.; Valentin C.

Earthworms, water infiltration and soil stability: some new assessments
pp. 441-452(12)
Authors: Bouche M.B.; Al-Addan F.

Evolution of earthworm burrow systems after inoculation of lumbricid earthworms in a pasture in the Netherlands
pp. 453-462(10)
Authors: Ligthart T.N.; Peek G.J.C.W.

Distribution and abundance of burrows formed by Lumbricus terrestris L. and Aporrectodea caliginosa sav. in the soil profile
pp. 463-467(5)
Authors: Pitkanen J.; Nuutinen V.

Earthworm casting: stabilization or destabilization of soil structure?
pp. 469-475(7)
Authors: Schrader S.; Haiquan Z.

Surface alfalfa residue removal by earthworms Lumbricus terrestris L. in a no-till agroecosystem
pp. 477-479(3)
Authors: Gallagher A.V.; Wollenhaupt N.C.

Seasonal variations in infiltration rate under no-till and conventional (disk) tillage systems as affected by Lumbricus terrestris activity
pp. 481-484(4)
Authors: Willoughby G.L.; Kladivko E.J.; Savabi M.R.

Relationships between spatial pattern of the endogeic earthworm Polypheretima elongata and soil heterogeneity
pp. 485-488(4)
Authors: Rossi J.-P.; Lavelle P.; Albrecht A.

Earthworm activity in no-tillage and conventional tillage systems in Missouri soils: a preliminary study
pp. 489-491(3)
Authors: Jordan D.; Stecker J.A.; Cacnio-Hubbard V.N.; Li F.; Gantzer C.J.; Brown J.R.

Characteristics of macroporosity in a reduced tillage agroecosystem with manipulated earthworm populations: implications for infiltration and nutrient transport
pp. 493-498(6)
Authors: Lachnicht S.L.; Parmelee R.W.; McCartney D.; Allen M.

Interactions between earthworms and soil protozoa: a trophic component in the soil food web
pp. 499-502(4)
Authors: Bonkowski M.; Schaefer M.

The influence of two species of earthworm (Aporrectodea trapezoides and Aporrectoedea rosea) on the growth of wheat, barley and faba beans in three soil types in the greenhouse
pp. 503-509(7)
Authors: Doube B.M.; Williams P.M.L.; Willmott P.J.

Influence of the earthworms Aporrectodea trapezoides and A. rosea on the disease severity of Rhizoctonia solani on subterranean clover and ryegrass
pp. 511-516(6)
Authors: Stephens P.M.; Davoren C.W.

Influence of earthworm activity on the abundance of collembola in soil
pp. 517-521(5)
Authors: Wickenbrock L.; Heisler C.

Population dynamics of Pseudomonas corrugata 2140R lux8 in earthworm food and in earthworm casts
pp. 523-528(6)
Authors: Schmidt O.; Doube B.M.; Ryder M.H.; Killham K.

Do the roots of perennial ryegrass elongate to biopores filled with the casts of endogeic earthworms?
pp. 529-531(3)
Authors: Hirth J.R.; McKenzie B.M.; Tisdall J.M.

Earthworms and dehydrogenase activity of urban biotopes
pp. 533-536(4)
Authors: Keplin B.; Broll G.

Changes in structure, organic matter and microbial activity in pine forest soil following the introduction of Dendrobaena octaedra (oligochaeta, lumbricidae)
pp. 537-540(4)
Authors: McLean M.A.; Parkinson D.

Effects of earthworm introduction on soil processes and plant growth
pp. 541-545(5)
Authors: Derouard L.; Tondoh J.; Vilcosqui L.; Lavelle P.

Earthworms as indicators of sustainable production in dryland cropping in Southern Australia
pp. 547-554(8)
Authors: Buckerfield J.C.; Lee K.E.; Davoren C.W.; Hannay J.N.

Role of earthworms in straw decomposition in a winter cereal field
pp. 555-558(4)
Authors: Curry J.P.; Byrne D.

Amino acids in earthworms: are earthworms ecosystemivorous?
pp. 559-567(9)
Authors: Pokarzhevskii A.D.; Zaboyev D.P.; Ganin G.N.; Gordienko S.A.

Influence of mineral soil on the palatability of organic matter for Lumbricid earthworms: A simple food preference study
pp. 569-575(7)
Authors: Doube B.M.; Schmidt O.; Killham K.; Correll R.

Agricultural practices and the spatial distribution of earthworms in maize fields. Relationships between earthworm abundance, maize plants and soil compaction
pp. 577-583(7)
Authors: Binet F.; Hallaire V.; Curmi P.

Habitat preferences of selected Indian Earthworm species and their efficiency in reduction of organic materials
pp. 585-588(4)
Author: Singh J.

''Earthworms Downunder'': A survey of the earthworm fauna of urban and agricultural soils in Australia
pp. 589-597(9)
Authors: Baker G.H.; Thumlert T.A.; Meisel L.S.; Carter P.J.; Kilpin G.P.

Influence of lumbricid earthworms on yield and quality of wheat and clover in glasshouse trials
pp. 599-602(4)
Authors: Baker G.H.; Williams P.M.L.; Carter P.J.; Long N.R.

Agronomic potential of earthworms in brigalow soils of South-East Queensland
pp. 603-608(6)
Author: Blakemore R.J.

Earthworm populations recover after potato cropping
pp. 609-612(4)
Authors: Buckerfield J.C.; Wiseman D.M.

Earthworm populations and species distributions under no-till and conventional tillage in Indiana and Illinois
pp. 613-615(3)
Authors: Kladivko E.J.; Akhouri N.M.; Weesies G.

Responses of earthworm abundance and production of surface casts and their physico-chemical properties to soil management in relation to those of an undisturbed area on a semi-arid tropical alfisol
pp. 617-620(4)
Authors: Reddy M.V.; Reddy V.R.; Balashouri P.; Kumar V.P.K.; Cogle A.L.; Yule D.F.; Babu M.

The interaction between plant roots and earthworm burrows in pasture
pp. 621-625(5)
Authors: Springett J.; Gray R.

Changes in earthworm density and community structure during secondary succession in abandoned tropical pastures
pp. 627-629(3)
Authors: Xiaoming Z.; Gonzalez G.

Earthworm populations as affected by long-term tillage practices in southern Alberta, Canada
pp. 631-633(3)
Authors: Clapperton M.J.; Miller J.J.; Larney F.J.; Lindwall C.W.

Development and standardization of test methods for the prediction of sublethal effects of chemicals on earthworms
pp. 635-639(5)
Authors: Kula H.; Larink O.

Cu accumulation by Lumbricus rubellus as affected by total amount of Cu in soil, soil moisture and soil heterogeneity
pp. 641-647(7)
Authors: Marinussen M.P.J.C.; Van der Zee S.E.A.T.M.

Heavy metal linkages with mineral, organic and living soil compartments
pp. 649-655(7)
Authors: Abdul Rida A.M.M.; Bouche M.B.

Effects on earthworm populations of reducing pesticide use in arable crop rotations
pp. 657-661(5)
Authors: Tarrant K.A.; Field S.A.; Langton S.D.; Hart A.D.M.

Sorption and degradation of atrazine in middens formed by Lumbricus terrestris
pp. 663-666(4)
Authors: Akhouri N.M.; Kladivko E.J.; Turco R.F.

Growth and reproduction of Eisenia fetida (oligochaeta, lumbricidae) in semi-natural soil containing various metal chlorides
pp. 667-670(4)
Authors: Fischer E.; Molnar L.

Field tests on the side effects of pesticides on earthworms: influence of plot size and cultivation practices
pp. 671-676(6)
Author: Heimbach F.

The inoculation of Lumbricus terrestris L. in an acidic spruce forest after liming and its influence on soil properties
pp. 677-679(3)
Authors: Judas M.; Schauermann J.; Meiwes K.-J.

Evaluation of earthworm exposure to contaminated soil by cytometric assay of coelomocytes phagocytosis in Lumbricus terrestris (oligochaeta)
pp. 681-684(4)
Authors: Brousseau P.; Fugere N.; Bernier J.; Coderre D.; Nadeau D.; Poirier G.; Fournier M.

Critical body residues (CBRS): applications in the assessment of pentachlorophenol toxicity to Eisenia fetida in artificial soil
pp. 685-688(4)
Authors: Fitzgerald D.G.; Lanno R.P.; Klee U.; Farwell A.; Dixon D.G.

Applications of toxicity curves in assessing the toxicity of diazinon and pentachlorophenol to Lumbricus terrestris in natural soils
pp. 689-692(4)
Authors: Lanno R.P.; Stephenson G.L.; Wren C.D.

Earthworm bioassays: adopting techniques from aquatic toxicity testing
pp. 693-697(5)
Authors: Lanno R.P.; McCarty L.S.

Earthworm toxicology: from acute to chronic tests
pp. 699-703(5)
Authors: Abdul Rida A.M.M.; Bouche M.B.

Factors influencing the toxicity of two pesticides on three lumbricid species in laboratory tests
pp. 705-708(4)
Authors: Bauer C.; Rombke J.

Influence of different levels of traffic pollution on haemoglobin content in the earthworm Lumbricus terrestris
pp. 709-711(3)
Authors: Rozen A.; Mazur L.

Avoidance response as a sublethal effect of pesticides on Lumbricus terrestris (oligochaeta)
pp. 713-715(3)
Author: Slimak K.M.

Exposure of the earthworm, Lumbricus terrestris, to diazinon, and the relative risk to passerine birds
pp. 717-720(4)
Authors: Stephenson G.L.; Wren C.D.; Middelraad I.C.J.; Warner J.E.

DNA adducts in earthworms exposed to a contaminated soil
pp. 721-724(4)
Authors: Walsh P.; El Adlouni C.; Nadeau D.; Fournier M.; Coderre D.; Poirier G.G.

Combining vermiculture with traditional green waste composting systems
pp. 725-730(6)
Authors: Frederickson J.; Butt K.R.; Morris R.M.; Daniel C.

Anisopary in compost earthworm reproductive strategies (oligochaeta)
pp. 731-735(5)
Authors: Meyer W.J.; Bouwman H.

The influence of lead and manganese on spermatozoa of Eisenia fetida (oligochaeta)
pp. 737-742(6)
Authors: Reinecke S.A.; Reinecke A.J.

Effects of stocking rate and moisture content on the growth and maturation of Eisenia andrei (oligochaeta) in pig manure
pp. 743-746(4)
Authors: Dominguez J.; Edwards C.A.

Influence of temperature and food source on the life cycle of the earthworm Dendrobaena veneta (oligochaeta)
pp. 747-750(4)
Authors: Fayolle L.; Michaud H.; Cluzeau D.; Stawiecki J.

Organic matter transformations in lignocellulosic waste products composted or vermicomposted (Eisenia fetida andrei): chemical analysis and¹³ C CPMAS NMR spectroscopy
pp. 751-758(8)
Authors: Vinceslas-Akpa M.; Loquet M.

Vermicomposting of wastewater sludge from paper-pulp industry with nitrogen rich materials
pp. 759-762(4)
Authors: Elvira C.; Sampedro L.; Dominguez J.; Mato S.

Production of Eisenia fetida and vermicompost from feed-lot cattle manure
pp. 763-766(4)
Author: Mitchell A.