Soil Biology & Biochemistry 1995: Vol 27 Table of Contents

13 Pages·1995·3.4 MB·English

CONTENTS
Volume 27 Number 1
Thomas F. Hess and Improved procedure for obtaining statistically valid parameter
Steven K. Schmidt estimates from soil respiration data
S. U. Sarathchandra, Effects of plant-parasitic nematodes and rhizosphere micro-
M. E. di Menna, G. Burch, organisms on the growth of white clover (7rifolium repens L.)
J. A. Brown, R. N. Watson, and perennial ryegrass (Lo/ium perenne L.)
N. L. Bell and N. R. Cox
D. Barraclough and G. Puri The use of '°N pool dilution and enrichment to separate the
heterotrophic and autotrophic pathways of nitrification
Noam Gressel, Yossi Inbar, Chemical and spectroscopic properties of leaf litter and
Arieh Singer and Yona Chen decomposed organic matter in the Carmel Range, Israel
Sovan Roy and J. S. Singh Seasonal and spatial dynamics of plant-available N and P pools and
N-mineralization in relation to fine roots in a dry tropical forest
habitat
K. Toyota, M. Kitamura Suppression of Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. raphani PEG-4 in soil
and M. Kimura following colonization by other Fusarium spp
L. C. Burns, R. J. Stevens, The occurrence and possible sources of nitrite in a grazed, fertilized,
R. V. Smith and J. E. Cooper grassland soil
R. Lensi, A. Clays-Josserand Denitrifiers and denitrifying activity in size fractions of a mollisol
and L. Jocteur Monrozier under permanent pasture and continuous cultivation
E. Benizri, A. Courtade Fate of two microorganisms in maize simulated rhizosphere under
and A. Guckert hydroponic and sterile conditions
Robert A. Maxwell and Seasonal dynamics of nematode and microbial biomass in soils of
David C. Coleman riparian-zone forests of the Southern Appalachians
Mark Brundrett and Sato Juniper Non-destructive assessment of spore germination of VAM fungi
and production of pot cultures from single spores
Henrik Christensen, Regin Ronn, Bacterial production determined by [*H]thymidine incorporation in
Flemming Ekelund and field rhizospheres as evaluated by comparison to rhizodeposition
Soren Christensen
Janna Pietikadinen and Hannu Fritze Clear-cutting and prescribed burning in coniferous forest:
comparison of effects on soil fungal and total microbial biomass,
respiration activity and nitrification
Short Communications
J. F. Slattery and D. R. Coventry Acid-tolerance and symbiotic effectiveness of Rhizobium legumi-
nosarum bv. trifolii isolated from subterranean clover growing in
permanent pastures
A. Gorissen, J. H. Van Ginkel, Grass root decomposition is retarded when grass has been grown
J. J. B. Keurentjes and under elevated CO,
J. A. Van Veen
Forthcoming Papers
Volume 27 Number 2
M. A. Falc6én, A. Rodriguez, Isolation of microorganisms with lignin transformation potential
A. Carnicero, V. Regalado, from soil of Tenerife island
F. Perestelo, O. Milstein
and G. De la Fuente
W. De Boer, 127 Ammonium-oxidation at low pH by a chemolithotrophic bacterium
P. A. Klein Gunnewiek belonging to the genus Nitrosospira
and H. J. Laanbroek
L. D. J. Penrose Two wheat genotypes differ in root disease due _ to
Gaeumannomyces graminis without interaction with site
J. M. Boissier and D. Fontvieille Biological characteristics of forest soils and seepage waters during
simulated rainfalls of high intensity
Arata Katayama, Tohru Mori Abiotic dissipation of chlorothalonil in soil accelerated by
and Shozo Kuwatsuka amendment with high applications of farmyard manure
Pamela A. Harris, Burning, tillage and herbicide effects on the soil microflora in a
Harry H. Schomberg, wheat-soybean double-crop system
Philip A. Banks and Joel Giddens
Christiane Gallet and Evolution of phenolic patterns in plants and associated litters and
Philippe Lebreton humus of a mountain forest ecosystem
R. L. Bradley and J. W. Fyles A kinetic parameter describing soil available carbon and its
relationship to rate increase in C mineralization
R. A. Janzen, J. F. Dormaar A community-level concept of controls on decomposition
and W. B. McGill processes: decomposition of barley straw by Phanerochaete
chrysosporium or Phiebia radiata in pure or mixed culture
R. A. Janzen, F. D. Cook Compost extract added to microcosms may simulate community-
and W. B. McGill level controls on soil microorganisms involved in element cycling
R. A. Janzen and W. B. McGill Community-level interactions control proliferation of Azospirillum
brasilense Cd in microcosms
Katsuji Watanabe Seasonal variation of soil protease activities and their relation to
and Koichi Hayano proteolytic bacteria and Bacillus spp in paddy field soil
S. J. Gonzalez-Prieto N biochemical diversity as a factor of soil diversity
and T. Carballas
J. Swinnen, J. A. Van Veen Root decay and turnover of rhizodeposits in field-grown winter
and R. Merckx wheat and spring barley estimated by '*C pulse-labelling
Seiya Tsushima, Akira Hasebe, Detection of genetically engineered microorganisms in paddy soil
Yukiomi Komoto, John P. Carter, using a simple and rapid “nested” polymerase chain reaction
Kiyotaka Miyashita, method
Kazunari Yokoyama
and Roger W. Pickup
Erland Baath, Asa Frostegard, Microbial community structure and pH response in relation to soil
Taina Pennanen and Hannu Fritze organic matter quality in wood-ash fertilized, clear-cut or burned
coniferous forest soils
Short Communications
R. M. Rael and Detection of selenomethionine in the fulvic fraction of a
W. T. Frankenberger Jr seleniferous sediment
G. E. St. J. Hardy and Antagonism of fungi and actinomycetes isolated from composted
K. Sivasithamparam eucalyptus bark to Phytophthora drechsleri in a steamed and
non-steamed composted eucalyptus bark-amended container
medium
L. Crippa and P. Zaccheo Effect of composting on short-term transformations in soil of
'5N-labelled plant residues
Forthcoming Papers
Volume 27 Number 3
Shidong Li 251 Quantitative assay of Rhizoctonia solani Kuhn AG-1 in soil
P. Iiimer and F. Schinner 257 Solubilization of inorganic calcium phosphates—solubilization
mechanisms
P. Iiimer, A. Barbato 265 Solubilization of hardly-soluble AIPO, with P-solubilizing micro-
and F. Schinner organisms
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J. T. A. Verhoeven and E. Toth Decomposition of Carex and Sphagnum litter in fens: effect of litter
quality and inhibition by living tissue homogenates
G. Tian, L. Brussaard Breakdown of plant residues with contrasting chemical compo-
and B. T. Kang sitions under humid tropical conditions: effects of earthworms and
millipedes
Meadow B. Goldman, CH, uptake and N availability in forest soils along an urban to rural
Peter M. Groffman, gradient
Richard V. Pouyat,
Mark J. McDonnell
and Steward T. A. Pickett
1. Weissenhorn, M. Mench Bioavailability of heavy metals and arbuscular mycorrhiza in a
and C. Leyval sewage-sludge-amended sandy soil
F. Gourbiere and D. Debouzie Spatial distribution and estimation of forest floor components in a
37-year-old Casuarina equisetifolia (Forst.) plantation in coastal
Senegal
Outi Priha and Aino Smolander Nitrification, denitrification and microbial biomass N in soil from
two N-fertilized and limed Norway spruce forests
K. G. Ofosu-Budu, N, fixation, N transfer and biomass production of soybean cv. Bragg
K. Noumura and K. Fujita or its supernodulating nts1007 and sorghum mixed-cropping at
two rates of N fertilizer
H. Ferris, S. Lau and R. Venette Population energetics of bacterial-feeding nematodes: respiration
and metabolic rates based on CO, production
B. H. Byrnes, E. R. Austin Methane emissions from flooded rice soils and plants under
and B. K. Tays controlled conditions
Patrick J. Bohlen Earthworm effects on N dynamics and soil respiration in micro-
and Clive A. Edwards cosms receiving organic and inorganic nutrients
R. Baziramakenga, R. R. Simard Determination of organic acids in soil extracts by ion chromatog-
and G. D. Leroux raphy
Robert P. Larkin, James T. English Identification, distribution and comparative pathogenicity of
and Jeanne D. Mihail Pythium spp associated with alfalfa seedlings
Vincent Vandepitte, Paul Quataert, Evaluation of the Gompertz function to model survival of bacteria
Helene de Rore and introduced into soils
Willy Verstraete
Short Communications
Michael J. Rowell Colorimetric method for CO, measurement in soils
D. W. Hopkins, L. Anderson N and C mineralization in soil amended with the N immobilization
and S. E. Scott inhibitor, methionine sulphoximine
Forthcoming Papers
Volume 27 Number 4/5
10th AUSTRALIAN NITROGEN FIXATION CONFERENCE
H. V. A. Bushby, R. A. Date vil Preface
and P. J. Dart
Metabolic Pathways
L. Copeland, H.-S. Lee 381 Carbon metabolism in chickpea nodules
and N. Cowlishaw
S. M. Brown, K. J. Oparka, 387 Symplastic transport in soybean root nodules
J. |. Sprent and K. B. Walsh
SBB 27/12—K
Nodulation and N, Fixation in Shrubs and Trees
J. 1. Sprent 401 Legume trees and shrubs in the tropics: N, fixation in perspective
N. Zou, P. J. Dart and N. E. Marcar 409 Interaction of salinity and rhizobial strain on growth and N,-fixation
by Acacia ampliceps
S. K. A. Danso, F. Zapata 415 Measurement of biological N, fixation in field-grown Robinia
and K. O. Awonaike pseudoacacia L.
N. D. Purwantari, R. A. Date 421 Nodulation and N,-fixation by Ca/liandra calothyrsus and Sesbania
and P. J. Dart sesban grown at different root temperatures
P. A. Rosbrook and P. Reddell 427 Isolation of Frankia from root nodules of three species of Casuarina
Non-symbiotic N> Fixation
D. K. Kundu and J. K. Ladha 431 Efficient management of soil and biologically fixed N, in
intensively-cultivated rice fields
K. L. Weier, P. A. Pittaway 441 Role of N,-fixation in the sustainability of the ponded grass pasture
and J. H. Wildin system
Sunietha Katupitiya, Peter B. New, 447 \mproved N, fixation in 2,4-D treated wheat roots associated with
Claudine Elmerich and Azospirillum lipoferum: studies of colonization using reporter
Ivan R. Kennedy genes
Y. T. Tchan and A. M. M. Zeman N, fixation (C,H, reduction) in 2,4-dichloro-phenoxyacetic acid
(2,4-D) treated wheat inoculated with free-living diazotrophs
D. Yu and I. R. Kennedy Nitrogenase activity (C,H, reduction) of Azorhizobium in
2,4-D-induced root structures of wheat
C. B. Youxh, M. Lin, X. J. Fang Attachment of A/caligenes to rice roots
and W. Song
M. M. Roper, R. R. Gault Contribution to the N status of soil by free-living N,- fixing bacteria
and N. A. Smith in a lucerne stand
Microbe-—Plant Genetic Interactions in N, Fixation
G. Stacey, J. Sanjuan, S. Luka, 473 Signal exchange in the Bradyrhizobium-soybean symbiosis
T. Dockendorff and R. W. Carlson
B. G. Rolfe, M. A. Djordjevic, 485 Molecular genetic analysis of subterranean clover—microbe
J. J. Weinman, J. Mcliver, interactions
E. Gartner, H. Chen, E. H. Creaser,
K. Britt, C. G. R. Lawson,
M. H. de Boer, |. A. McKay,
M. V. Shoobridge, J. de Majnik,
C. Pittock, K. Broderick and
T. Delbridge
D. M. Gordon, M. Wexler, The genetic structure of Rhizobium populations
T. B. Reardon and P. J. Murphy
Kate J. Wilson Molecular techniques for the study of rhizobial ecology in the field
A. E. Richardson, L. A. Viccars, Differentiation of Rhizobium strains using the polymerase chain
J. M. Watson and A. H. Gibson reaction with random and directed primers
P. J. Murphy, W. Wexler, Rhizopines—their role in symbiosis and competition
W. Grzemski, J. P. Rao
and D. Gordon
M. Wexler, D. Gordon The distribution of inositol rhizopine genes in Rhizobium
and P. J. Murphy populations
O. P. Rupela and C. Johansen Identification of non-nodulating, and low and high nodulating
plants in pigeonpea
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N, Fixation in Agricultural Production Systems
D. F. Herridge, H. Marcellos, 545 Chickpea increases soil-N fertility in cereal systems through nitrate
W. L. Felton, G. L. Turner sparing and N, fixation
and M. B. Peoples
M.B. Peoples, R. R. Gault, B. Lean, Nitrogen fixation by soybean in commercial irrigated crops of
J. D. Sykes and J. Brockwell central and southern New South Wales
L. Song, B. J. Carroll, Field assessment of supernodulating genotypes of soybean for
P. M. Gresshoff and D. F. Herridge yield, N, fixation and benefit to subsequent crops
D. M. Wheatley, D. A. MacLeod Influence of tillage treatments on N, fixation of soybean
and R. S. Jessop
J. E. Thies, P. W. Singleton Phenology, growth, and yield of field-grown soybean and bush
and B. B. Bohlool> bean as a function of varying modes of N nutrition
M. J. Unkovich, J. S. Pate, Nitrogen economy of annual crop and pasture legumes in south-
E. L. Armstrong and P. Sanford west Australia
J. Brockwell, R. R. Gault, N, fixation in irrigated lucerne grown for hay
M. B. Peoples, G. L. Turner,
D. M. Lilley and F. J. Bergersen
A. R. Anuar, Z. H. Shamsuddin Contribution of legume-N by nodulated groundnut for growth of
and O. Yaacob maize on an acid soil
J. G. Howieson Rhizobial persistence and its role in the development of sustainable
agricultural systems in Mediterranean environments
F. J. Bergersen, A. H. Gibson Growth and N,-fixation of soybeans inoculated with strains of
and |. Licis Bradyrhizobium japonicum differing in energetic efficiency and
PHB utilization
Janine M. Carter, James S. Tieman Competitiveness and persistence of strains of rhizobia for faba bean
and Alan H. Gibson in acid and alkaline soils
R. D. M. Simanungkalit, Population dynamics of soybean root-nodule bacteria in latosol soil
A. Indrasumunar, E. Pratiwi, used for upland and lowland rice/soybean cropping systems in
R. D. Hastuti and R. J. Roughley West Java, Indonesia
J. F. Slattery and D. R. Coventry 629 Immunological anomalies associated with the identification of
nodule bacteria
J. E. Thies, P. L. Woomer 633 Enrichment of Bradyrhizobium spp populations in soil due to
and P. W. Singleton cropping of the homologous host legume
Nodulation and N> Fixation Under Environmental Stress
K. B. Walsh 637 Physiology of the legume nodule and its response to stress
E. A. E. Elsheikh and M. Wood 657 Nodulation and N, fixation by soybean inoculated with salt-tolerant
rhizobia or salt-sensitive bradyrhizobia in saline soil
M. B. Peoples, D. M. Lilley, 663 Effects of surface application of lime and superphosphate to acid
V. F. Burnett, A. M. Ridley soils on growth and N, fixation by subterranean clover in mixed
and D. L. Garden pasture swards
D. J. Koopman, P. G. Tow, 673 Soil acidification, chlorsulfuron application and Rhizobium meliloti
T. G. Reeves and A. H. Gibson as factors in lucerne yield decline
M. Marziah, S. Z. Ariffin 679 Effects of Al on growth, nodulation and polyphenol oxidase
and Z. H. Shamsuddin activities in groundnut
Advances in Inoculant and Seed Inoculation Technology
J. Brockwell and P. J. Bottomley 683 Recent advances in inoculant technology and prospects for the
future
P. E. Olsen, W. A. Rice 699 Biological contaminants in North American legume inoculants
and M. M. Collins
W. A. Rice, P. E. Olsen Co-culture of Rhizobium meliloti and a phosphorus-solubilizing
and M. E. Leggett fungus (Penicillium bilaii) in sterile peat
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R. J. Roughley, Growth and survival of root-nodule bacteria in legume inoculants
R. D. M. Simanungkalit, stored at high temperatures
L. G. Gemell, E. J. Hartley
and P. Cain
L. G. Gemell, E. J. Hartley Counting Rhizobium sp. (Phaseolus) by a plant-infection method
and R. J. Roughley using a small-seeded cultivar of Phaseo/us silvestre L. grown
enclosed in test tubes
H. N. Patrick and W. L. Lowther Influence of the number of rhizobia on the nodulation and
establishment of 7rifolium ambiguum
W. L. Lowther and H. N. Patrick Rhizobium strain requirements for improved nodulation of Lotus
corniculatus
M.A. Sattar, M. A. Quader Nodulation, N, fixation and yield of chickpea as influenced by host
and S. K. A. Danso cultivar and Bradyrhizobium strain differences
F. Y. Hafeez, S. Asad, T. Ahmad Host specificity and characterization of fast-growing rhizobia from
and K. A. Malik Macroptilium atropurpureum cv. Siratro in Pakistan
L. Marufu, N. Karanja and M. Ryder Legume inoculant production and use in East and Southern Africa
Forthcoming Papers
Volume 27 Number 6
D. G. Keerthisinghe 739 Inhibition of jack bean urease by phosphoric- and
and R. L. Blakeley thiophosphorictriamides
Joy S. Clein and Joshua P. Schimel 743 Nitrogen turnover and availability during succession from alder to
poplar in Alaskan taiga forests
Miko U. F. Kirschbaum 753 The temperature dependence of soil organic matter decomposition,
and the effect of global warming on soil organic C storage
M.A. Negrin, S. Gonzalez-Carcedo 761 P fractionation in sodium bicarbonate extracts of andic soils
and J. M. Hernandez-Moreno
C. P. Chanway 767 Differential response of western hemlock from low and high
elevations to inoculation with plant growth-promoting Baci/lus
polymyxa
J. N. Ladd, M. Amato, P. R. Grace Simulation of '*C turnover through the microbial biomass in soils
and J. A. Van Veen incubated with '*C-labelled plant residues
S. Issa and M. Wood Multiplication and survival of chickpea and bean rhizobia in dry
soils: the influence of strains, matric potential and soil texture
Reuben A. C. Morris, Quantitative isolation of the mycoparasite Vertici/lium biguttatum
J. R. Coley-Smith and from soil
J. M. Whipps
T. W. Speir, H. A. Kettles, A simple kinetic approach to derive the ecological dose value, EDgo,
A. Parshotam, P. L. Searle for the assessment of Cr(VI) toxicity to soil biological properties
and L. N. C. Viaar
J. Swinnen, J. A. Van Veen Carbon fluxes in the rhizosphere of winter wheat and spring barley
and R. Merckx with conventional vs integrated farming
D. A. Wardle and A. Ghani Why is the strength of relationships between pairs of methods for
estimating soil microbial biomass often so variable?
Ingvar Sundh, Catharina Mikkela, Potential aerobic methane oxidation in a Sphagnum-dominated
Mats Nilsson and Bo H. Svensson peatland—controlling factors and relation to methane emission
L. C. Burns, R. J. Stevens Determination of the simultaneous production and consumption of
and R. J. Laughlin soil nitrite using '°N
C. M. Monreal, M. Schnitzer, Soil organic structures in macro and microaggregates of a cultivated
H.-R. Schulten, C. A. Campbell Brown Chernozem
and D. W. Anderson
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Short Communication
R. Monaghan 855 Errors in estimates of gross rates of nitrogen mineralization due to
non-uniform distributions of '®N label
Erratum 861
Forthcoming Papers 862
Volume 27 Number 7
J. A. Lewis, D. R. Fravel 863 Cladorrhinum foecundissimum: a potential biological control agent
and G. C. Papavizas for the reduction of Rhizoctonia solani
Bishal K. Sitaula, Lars R. Bakken 871 CH, uptake by temperate forest soil: effect of N input and soil
and Gunnar Abrahamsen acidification
Audrey Meikle, 881 Matric potential and the survival and activity of a Pseudomonas
Soheila Amin-Hanjani, fluorescens inoculum in soil
L. Anne Glover, Kenneth Killham
and James |. Prosser
David B. Nedwell CH, production, oxidation and emission in a U.K. ombrotrophic
and Andrea Watson peat bog: influence of SO% from acid rain
Katarina Hedlund and Effects of enchytraeid grazing on fungal growth and respiration
Annakarin Augustsson
Scott Subler, John M. Blair Using anion-exchange membranes to measure soil nitrate
and Clive A. Edwards availability and net nitrification
P. Louvrier, G. Laguerre Semiselective medium for isolation of Rhizobium leguminosarum
and N. Amarger from soils
S. J. Gonzalez-Prieto, Composition of organic-N and '®N-labelling uniformity in alder
A. M. Domenach, H. Beaupied, leaves
A. Moiroud and
L. Jocteur-Monrozier
Adamou Ibrahima, Richard Joffre Changes in litter during the initial leaching phase: an experiment on
and Dominique Gillon the leaf litter of Mediterranean species
Roland Lindqvist Diffusion-limited and chemical-interaction-dependent sorption of
and Goran Bengtsson soil bacteria and microspheres
M.D. Busto, N. Ortega Induction of B-glucosidase in fungal and soil bacterial cultures
and M. Perez-Mateos
H. Hoper, C. Steinberg Involvement of clay type and pH in the mechanisms of soil
and C. Alabouvette suppressiveness to fusarium wilt of flax
R. D. Lovell, S. C. Jarvis Soil microbial biomass and activity in long-term grassland: effects
and R. D. Bardgett of management changes
Short Communication
S. P. Deng and M. A. Tabatabai Cellulase activity of soils: effect of trace elements
Book Review
Forthcoming Papers
Volume 27 Number 8
Jonathan J. Halvorson 983 Decomposition of lupine biomass by soil microorganisms in
and Jeffrey L. Smith developing Mount St Helens’ pyroclastic soils
P. J. Bohlen, R. W. Parmelee, 993 Efficacy of methods for manipulating earthworm populations in
J. M. Blair, C. A. Edwards large-scale field experiments in agroecosystems
and B. R. Stinner
Yvan Moénne-Loccoz 1001 Plasmids influence growth of rhizobia in the rhizosphere of clover
and R. W. Weaver
J. Eriksen, R. D. B. Lefroy 1005 Physical protection of soil organic S studied using acetylacetone
and G. J. Blair extraction at various intensities of ultrasonic dispersion
J. Eriksen, R. D. B. Lefroy 1011 Physical protection of soil organic S studied by extraction and
and G. J. Blair fractionation of soil organic matter
C. S. Young, G. Lethbridge, 1017 Survival of inoculated Bacillus cereus spores and vegetative cells in
L. J. Shaw and R. G. Burns non-planted and rhizosphere soil
Saranath Singh and J. S. Singh 1027 Microbial biomass associated with water-stable aggregates in
forest, savanna and cropland soils of a seasonally dry tropical
region, India
L. David Kuykendall 1035 Symbiotic ineffectiveness of trpCD deletion mutants. of
and William J. Hunter Bradyrhizobium japonicum
E. Lefebvre-Drouet 1041 Dissolution de différents oxyhydroxydes de fer par voie chimique et
et M. F. Rousseau par voie biologique: importance des bacteries reductrices
Sanhita Gupta, Dilip K. Arora 1051 Growth promotion of tomato plants by rhizobacteria and imposition
and Alok K. Srivastava of energy stress on Rhizoctonia solani
G. B. Reddy, R. A. Reinert 1059 Loblolly pine needle nutrient and soil enzyme activity as influenced
and Gwen Eason by ozone and acid rain chemistry
Clive E. Pankhurst, 1065 Influence of tillage and crop rotation on the epidemiology of
Heather J. McDonald Pythium infections of wheat in a red-brown earth of South Australia
and Bruce G. Hawke
W. Streit, L. Botero, D. Werner Competition for nodule occupancy on Phaseolus vulgaris by
and D. Beck Rhizobium etli and Rhizobium tropici strains can be efficiently
monitored in an ultisol during the early stages of growth using a
constitutive GUS gene fusion
B. A. Jaffee and A. E. Muldoon 1083 Susceptibility of root-knot and cyst nematodes to the nematode-
trapping fungi Monacrosporium ellipsosporum and M. cionopagum
Peter D. Stahl, Timothy B. Parkin Sources of error in direct microscopic methods for estimation of
and Neal S. Eash fungal biomass in soil
J. Hassink Density fractions of soil macroorganic matter and microbial biomass
as predictors of C and N mineralization
Short Communications
F. W. Meijboom, J. Hassink 1109 Density fractionation of soil macroorganic matter using silica
and M. van Noordwijk suspensions
H. Vierheilig, M. Alt, P. Mader, Spreading of G/omus mosseae, a vesicular—arbuscular mycorrhizal
T. Boller and A. Wiemken fungus, across the rhizosphere of host and non-host plants
Forthcoming Papers
Volume 27 Number 9
R. F. Grant 1117 Mathematical modelling of nitrous oxide evolution during
nitrification
S. Hu, D. C. Coleman, P. F. Hendrix 1127 Biotic manipulation effects on soil carbohydrates and microbial
and M. H. Beare biomass in a cultivated soil
R. G. Joergensen, F. Schmaedeke, 1137 Biomass and activity of microorganisms in a fuel oil contaminated
K. Windhorst and B. Meyer soil
E. J. Joner, J. Magid, 1145 P depletion and activity of phosphatases in the rhizosphere of
T. S. Gahoonia and |. Jakobsen mycorrhizal and non-mycorrhizal cucumber (Cucumis sativus L.)
E. J. Joner and |. Jakobsen 1153 Growth and extracellular phosphatase activity of arbuscular
mycorrhizal hyphae as influenced by soil organic matter
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Morten Miller and Richard P. Dick Thermal stability and activities of soil enzymes as influenced by
crop rotations
Christopher Neill, Nitrogen dynamics in soils of forests and active pastures in the
Marisa C. Piccolo, Paul A. Steudler, western Brazilian Amazon Basin
Jerry M. Melillo, Brigitte J. Feigl
and Carlos C. Cerri
E. M. Ferreira and |. V. Castro Nodulation and growth of subterranean clover (Trifolium
subterraneum L.) in soils previously treated with sewage sludge
Mary S. Viera-Vargas, Use of different '°N labelling techniques to quantify the
Octavio C. de Oliveira, contribution of biological N, fixation to legumes
Carlos M. Souto, Georg Cadisch,
Segundo Urquiaga
and Robert M. Boddey
Mary S. Viera-Vargas, Quantification of the contribution of N, fixation to tropical forage
Carlos M. Souto, legumes and transfer to associated grass
Segundo Urquiaga
and Robert M. Boddey
Liliana Gianfreda, Pesticide effects on the activity of free, immobilized and soil
Filomena Sannino invertase
and Antonio Violante
S. A. Moody, M. J. |. Briones, Selective consumption of decomposing wheat straw by earthworms
T. G. Piearce and J. Dighton
Short Communications
S. Ruzicka, M. D. P. Norman Rapid ultrasonication method to determine ergosterol concentration
and J. A. Harris in soil
M. Francesca Cotrufo, Phil Ineson Decomposition of birch leaf litters with varying C-to-N ratios
and J. Derek Roberts
S. Mahimairaja, N. S. Bolan Denitrification losses of N from fresh and composted manures
and M. J. Hedley
M. Simek and V. Sustr Gas chromatographic microrespirometry: further improvement and
application in animal ecophysiology
Joy S. Clein and Joshua P. Schimel Microbial activity of tundra and taiga soils at sub-zero temperatures
L. G. Greenfield Release of microbial cell N during chloroform fumigation
Forthcoming Papers
Volume 27 Number 10
Fabienne Paris, Pascal Bonnaud, 1237 Weathering of ammonium- or calcium-saturated 2:1 phyllosilicates
Jacques Ranger, Michel Robert by ectomycorrhizal fungi /n vitro
and Frederic Lapeyrie
G. W. McCarty, J. J. Meisinger Relationships between total-N, biomass-N and active-N in soil
and F. M. M. Jenniskens under different tillage and N fertilizer treatments
L. Dendooven and J. M. Anderson Maintenance of denitrification potential in pasture soil following
anaerobic events
L. Dendooven and J. M. Anderson Use of a “least square’ optimization procedure to estimate enzyme
characteristics and substrate affinities in the denitrification reactions
in soil
Mark Mazzola, Phillip W. Stahiman Application method affects the distribution and efficacy of
and Jan E. Leach rhizobacteria suppressive of downy brome (Bromus tectorum)
L. Beyer, C. Sorge, H.-P. Blume Soil organic matter composition and transformation in Gelic
and H.-R. Schulten Histosols of coastal continental Antarctica
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T. W. Speir, H. A. Kettles Aerobic emissions of N,O and N, from soil cores: measurement
and R. D. More procedures using '?N-labelled NO; and NH;
T. W. Speir, H. A. Kettles Aerobic emissions of N,O and N, from soil cores: factors
and R. D. More influencing production from '3N-labelled NO; and NH;
Elizabeth M. Scott, A mathematical model for dispersal of bacterial inoculants
Elizabeth A. S. Rattray, colonizing the wheat rhizosphere
J. 1. Prosser, K. Killham,
L. A. Glover, J. M. Lynch
and M. J. Bazin
Sachindra Nath Mondal, Influence of soil matric potential on the debilitation of oospores of
Koji Kageyama and Pythium aphanidermatum
Mitsuro Hyakumachi
T. Aarnio and P. J. Martikainen Mineralization of C and N and nitrification in Scots pine forest soil
treated with nitrogen fertilizers containing different proportions of
urea and its slow-releasing derivative, ureaformaldehyde
Deborah F. C. Mulligan, Monitoring and manipulation of populations of Pythium
E. Eirian Jones and J. W. Deacon oligandrum, Pythium mycoparasiticum and a Papulaspora species
in soil
L. Landi, L. Badalucco Changes in inorganic N and CO, evolution in soil induced by
and P. Nannipieri L-methionine-sulphoximine
Kenji Kouno, Yasuhiro Tuchiya Measurement of soil microbial biomass phosphorus by an anion
and Tadao Ando exchange membrane method
Short Communication
M. Nishiyama, K. Senoo Survival of a bacterium in microporous glass in soil
and S. Matsumoto
Forthcoming Papers
Volume 27 Number 11
J. Wu, A. G. O’Donnell 1363 Influences of glucose, nitrogen and plant residues on the
and J. K. Syers immobilization of sulphate-S in soil
M. Contin, M. De Nobili 1371 Comparison of two methods for extraction of ATP from soil
and P. C. Brookes
Kenji Aoki, Kukizo Miyamoto, 1377 Anaerobic synthesis of extracellular proteases by the soil bacterium
Shuichiro Murakami Bacillus sp. AM-23: purification and characterization of the
and Ryu Shinke enzymes
M. K. Conyers, N. C. Uren Causes of changes in pH in acidic mineral soils
and K. R. Helyar
Thomas Appel and Fuli Xu Extractability of '°N-labelled plant residues in soil by electro-
ultrafiltration
Bishal K. Sitaula, Lars R. Bakken N-fertilization and soil acidification effects on N,O and CO,
and Gunnar Abrahamsen emission from temperate pine forest soil
K. Chander, P. C. Brookes Microbial biomass dynamics following addition of metal-enriched
and S. A. Harding sewage sludges to a sandy loam
Christopher D. Clegg, interaction of a genetically modified Pseudomonas fluorescens with
Jonathan M. Anderson, the soil-feeding earthworm Octolasion cyaneum (Lumbricidae)
Hilary M. Lappin-Scott,
Jan D. van Elsas and Jenny M. Jolly
D. J. Ross, T. W. Speir, H. A. Kettles Soil microbial biomass, C and N mineralization and enzyme
and A. D. Mackay activities in a hill pasture: influence of season and slow-release P
and S fertilizer
L. Carpenter-Boggs, Spore germination of Gigaspora margarita stimulated by volatiles of
T. E. Loynachan and P. D. Stahl soil-isolated actinomycetes
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