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PLANT AND SOIL Contents Volume 310 Nos. 1-2 September 2008 Regular Articles Analysis of bacterial communities associated with spores of Gigaspora margarita and Gigaspora rosea L. Long - H. Zhu : Q. Yao - Y. Ai Dynamics of simple carbon compounds in two forest soils as revealed by soil solution concentrations and biodegradation kinetics P.A.W. van Hees : E. Johansson - D.L. Jones Mapping QTLs for mineral accumulation and shoot dry biomass under different Zn nutritional conditions in Chinese cabbage (Brassica rapa L. ssp. pekinensis) J. Wu - Y.-X. Yuan - X.-W. Zhang : J. Zhao : X. Song : Y. Li : X. Li: R. Sun: M. Koornneef - M.G.M. Aarts - X.-W. Wang Effect of sanitized and non-sanitized sewage sludge on soil microbial community and the physiology of pepper plants |. Pascual - M. Aviles - J. Aguirreolea - M. Sanchez-Diaz Plant symbiotic microorganisms in acid sulfate soil: significance in the growth of pioneer plants T. Maki : M. Nomachi : S. Yoshida : T. Ezawa Domesticated emmer wheat [T. turgidum L. subsp. dicoccon (Schrank) Thell.] as a source for improvement of zinc efficiency in durum wheat Y. Genc : G.K. McDonald Diverse rhizobia associated with soybean grown in the subtropical and tropical regions of China C.X. Man : H. Wang : W.F. Chen : X.H. Sui : E.T. Wang : W.X. Chen Nitrous oxide emissions from multiple combined applications of fertiliser and cattle slurry to grassland R.L.M. Schils : J.W. van Groenigen : G.L. Velthof : P.J. Kuikman Variation in small-scale spatial heterogeneity of soil properties and vegetation with different land use in semiarid grassland ecosystem Z. Zhou : O.J. Sun - Z. Luo : H. Jin : Q. Chen : X. Han 103-112 Analysis of the specificity of three root-feeders towards grasses in coastal dunes E. de la Pena : M. Vandegehuchte - D. Bonte - M. Moens 113-120 Nitrogen form, availability, and mycorrhizal colonization affect biomass and nitrogen isotope patterns in Pinus sylvestris E.A. Hobbie : J.V. Colpaert : M.W. White - A.P. Ouimette - S.A. Macko 121-136 Antioxidative response of metal-accumulator and non-accumulator plants under cadmium stress Z. Wang - Y. Zhang : Z. Huang : L. Huang 137-149 Copper phytotoxicity affects root elongation and iron nutrition in durum wheat (Triticum turgidum durum L.) A.M. Michaud : C. Chappellaz - P. Hinsinger 151-165 The small-scale pattern of seepage water nitrate concentration in an N saturated spruce forest is regulated by net N mineralization in the organic layer B. Matejek : M. Kohlpaintner - R. Gasche - C. Huber : M. Dannenmann : H. Papen 167-179 Influence of pasture understoreys and tree management on soil moisture under a young New Zealand stand of Pinus radiata K.M. Pollock - D.J. Mead 181-199 Effect of soil nitrogen stress on the relative growth rate of annual and perennial grasses in the Intermountain West J.J. James 201-210 Root allocation in metal-rich patch by Thlaspi caerulescens from normal and metalliferous soil—new insights into the rhizobox approach C. Dechamps : N. Noret : R. Mozek : X. Draye : P. Meerts 211-224 Dormancy and longevity of annual ryegrass (Lolium rigidum) as affected by soil type, depth, rainfall, and duration of burial S. Narwal - B.M. Sindel - R.S. Jessop 225-234 Sex-related differences in leaf traits in an androdioecious shrub under contrasting levels of soil salinity J.L. Medina-Gavilan : A. Bartual : F. Ojeda 23-52 4 3 Classification of rhizosphere components using visible-near infrared spectral images T. Nakaji - K. Noguchi - H. Oguma 245-261 Commentary Multi-spectral imaging of rhizobox systems: New perspectives for the observation and discrimination of rhizosphere components A. Pierret 26—3 26 8 Errata A simple field validation of daily transpiration derived from sapflow using a porometer and minimal meteorological data |.A.M. Yunusa : I.K. Nuberg : S. Fuentes : P. Lu : D. Eamus Forest-scale sap flux responses to rainfall in a dryland eucalyptus plantation H.D. Morgan : C.V.M. Barton Available m-ee e online www.springerlink.com LA! Lx Enlarged leaf section of Phillyrea angustifolia (Oleaceae) in which stomata, epidermal cells and glandular trichomas can be distinguished. pp. 235-243