Applied Soil Ecology

ISSNs: 0929-1393

Additional searchable ISSN (Electronic): 1873-0272

Elsevier

Scopus rating (2021): CiteScore 7.2 SJR 1.107 SNIP 1.41

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  1. 2020

  2. Interspecies variation in survival of soil fauna in flooded soil

    Kiss, T., Chen, X. & Hodson, M. E., 15 Oct 2020

    Article in Applied Soil Ecology

  3. 2017

  4. Short-term response of testate amoebae to wildfire

    Qin, Y., Payne, R. J., Gu, Y., Mazei, Y. & Wang, Y., 25 Apr 2017, (E-pub ahead of print)

    Article in Applied Soil Ecology

  5. 2016

  6. New frontiers in belowground ecology for plant protection from root-feeding insects

    Johnson, S. N., Benefer, C. M., Frew, A., Griffiths, B. S., Hartley, S. E., Karley, A. J., Schumann, M., Sonnemann, I. & Robert, C. A. M., Dec 2016

    Article in Applied Soil Ecology

  7. 2014

  8. Earthworm distribution and abundance predicted by a process-based model

    Johnston, A. S. A., Holmstrup, M., Hodson, M. E., Thorbek, P., Alvarez, T. & Sibly, R., Dec 2014

    Article in Applied Soil Ecology

  9. 2011

  10. The arbuscular mycorrhizal fungus Glomus hoi can capture and transfer nitrogen from organic patches to its associated host plant at low temperature

    Barrett, G., Campbell, C. D., Fitter, A. H. & Hodge, A., May 2011

    Article in Applied Soil Ecology

  11. 2010

  12. Sporulation of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi in organic-rich patches following host excision

    Quilliam, R. S., Hodge, A. & Jones, D. L., Oct 2010

    Article in Applied Soil Ecology

  13. 2007

  14. The indirect effect of above-ground herbivory on collembola populations is not mediated by changes in soil water content

    Sinka, M., Jones, T. H. & Hartley, S. E., Jun 2007

    Article in Applied Soil Ecology

  15. 2006

  16. An integrated data resource for modelling the soil ecosystem

    Irvine, L., Kleczkowski, A., Lane, A. M. J., Pitchford, J. W., Caffrey, D. & Chamberlain, P. M., Sep 2006

    Article in Applied Soil Ecology

  17. 2004

  18. Rhizobium etli is the dominant common bean nodulating rhizobia in cultivated soils from different locations in Jordan

    Tamimi, S. A. & Young, J. P. W., Jul 2004

    Article in Applied Soil Ecology

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