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Changes in soil nutrient content and bacterial community after 12 years of organic amendment application to a vineyard The elusive role of soil quality in nutrient cycling: a review

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B. S. Griffiths

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E. L. Moynihan

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F. Bourdin

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F. P. Brennan

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G. J. Lanigan

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J. A. Harris

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K. G. Richards

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M. G. Kibblewhite

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N. J. Hoekstra

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Soil health in agricultural systems.

Isolation, characterization and comparison of bacteria from swine faeces and manure storage pits.

Long-term persistence and leaching of Escherichia coli in temperate maritime soils.

Mitigating the greenhouse gas balance of ruminant production systems through carbon sequestration in grasslands.

Dynamics of a pig slurry microbial community during anaerobic storage and management.

Reconciling the new demands for food protection with environmental needs in the management of livestock wastes.

Global patterns in belowground communities.

Manure and microbes: public and animal health problem?

Differential utilization of carbon substrates by bacteria and fungi in tundra soil.

Application technique and slurry co-fermentation effects on ammonia, nitrous oxide, and methane emissions after spreading: II. Greenhouse gas emissions.

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10.1111/J.1475-2743.2011.00360.X

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Karl Ritz

Ruben Sakrabani

Mark Pawlett

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