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sphere of wheat and pea. MicrobioI. EcoI. 38:387397; 2000.
Briones, MJ.I.; Ineson, P.; Sleep, D. Use of delta 13C to
determine food selection in collembolan species. Soil
BioI. Biochem. 31(6):937-940; 1999.
Brown, V.K.; Gange, AC. Insect herbivory below
ground. Adv. EcoI. Res. 20:1-58; 1990.
Brussaard, L.; Behan-Pelletier, V.M.; Bignell, D.E.;
Brown, V.K.; Didden, W.A.M.; Folgarait, P.I.; Fragoso, C.; Freckman, D.W.; Gupta, V.V.S.R.; Hattori,
T.; Hawksworth, D.; Klopatek, C.; Lavelle, P.; Malloch, D.; Rusek, J.; SOderstrom, B.; Tiedje, J.M.; Virginia, R.A Biodiversity and ecosystem functioning in
soil. Ambio 26:563-570; 1997.
Burtelow, AE.; Bohlen, PJ.; Groffman, P.M. Influence
of exotic earthworm invasion on soil organic matter,
microbial biomass and denitrification potential in forest soils of the northeastern United States. AppI. Soil
EcoI. 9:197-202; 1998.
Cherry, T.; Szalanski, AL.; Todd, T.C.; Powers, T.O. The
internal transcribed spacer region of Belonolaimus
(Nemata: Belonolaimidae). J. NematoI. 29:23-29;
1997.
Clegg, C.D.; Anderson, J.M.; Lappin-Scott, H.M.; Van
Elsas, J.D.; Jolly, J.M. Interaction of a genetically
modified Pseudomonas fluorescens with the soil feeding earthworm Octolasion cyaneum (Lumbricidae).
Soil BioI. Biochem. 27:1423-1429; 1995.
Coleman, D.C.; Crossley, D.A, Jr. Fundamentals of Soil
Ecology. New York: Academic; 1996.
Coleman, D.C.; Blair, J.M.; Elliott, E.T.; Wall, D.H. Soil
invertebrates. In: Robertson, G.P.; Bledsoe, C.S.;
Coleman, D.C.; Sollins, P., eds. Standard Soil Methods for Long Term Ecological Research. New York:
Oxford University Pr.; 1999:349-377.
Colinas, C.; Ingham, E.; Molina, R. Population responses
of target and non-target forest-soil organisms to selected biocides. Soil BioI. Biochem. 26:41-48; 1994.
Cortinas, M.R.; Seastedt, T.R. Short- and long-term effects of gophers (Thomomys talpoides) on soil organic
matter dynamics in alpine tundra. Pedobiologia
40:162-170; 1996.
Couteaux, M.-M.; Mosseau, M.; Celerier, M.-L.; Bottner,
P. Increased atmospheric CO2 and litter quality: Decomposition of sweet chestnut leaf litter with animal
food webs of different complexities. Oikos 61:54-64;
1991.
Cox, G. The distribution and origin of mima mound
grasslands in San Diego County, California. Ecology
65:1397-1405; 1984.
Crossley, D.A, Jr.; Hoglund, M.P. A litter-bag method
for the study of microarthropods inhabiting leaf litter.
Ecology 43:571-573; 1962.
Dindal, DL, ed. Soil Biology Guide. New York: Wiley;
1990.
Diana H. Wall and O. James Reichman
Edwards, C.A; Thompson, AR. Pesticides and the soil
fauna. Resid. Rev. 45:1-79; 1973.
Duncan, L.W.; Noling, J.W. Agricultural Sustainability
and Nematode Integrated Pest Management. In:
Barker, K.R.; Pederson, G.A; Windham, G.L., eds.
Plant and Nematode Interactions. Agronomy Monograph 36. Madison, WI: American Society of Agronomy, Crop Science Society of America, Soil Science
Society of America; 1998:251-287.
Ferris, R.S. Effects of microwave oven treatment on microorganisms in soil. Phytopathology 74:121-126;
1984.
Freckman, D.W., ed. Nematodes in Soil Ecosystems. Austin, TX: Univ. Texas Pr.; 1982.
Freckman, D.W.; Caswell, E.P. Ecology of nematodes in
agroecosystems. Annu. Rev. PhytopathoI. 23:275296; 1985.
Freckman, D.W.; Ettema, C.E. Assessing nematode communities in agroecosystems of varying human intervention. Agric. Ecosys. Environ. 45:239-261; 1993.
Freckman, D.W.; Slobodkin, L.B.; Taylor, C.E. Relation
between species lists and tolerance to nematicides. In:
Dindal, D.L., ed. Soil Biology as Related to Land Use
Practices. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency; 1980:34-42.
Freckman, D.W.; Virginia, R.A Low diversity Antarctic
soil nematode communities: Distribution and response
to disturbance. Ecology 78:363-369; 1997.
Freckman, D.W.; Cromack, K., Jr.; Wallwork, J.A Recent advances in quantitative soil biology. In: Mitchell, M.J.; Nakas, J.P., eds. Microfloral and Faunal Interactions in Natural and Agroecosystems. Dordrect,
Netherlands: Martinus NijhofflDr. W. Junk;
1986:399-422.
Freckman, D.W.; Whitford, W.G.; Steinberger, Y. Effect
of irrigation on nematode population dynamics and
activity in desert soils. BioI. Fertil. Soils 3:3-10; 1987.
Freckman, D.W.; Barker, K.R.; Coleman, D.C.; Acra, M.;
Dyer, M.I.; Strain, B.R.; McNaughton, S.J. The use of
the llC technique to measure plant responses to herbivorous soil nematodes. Funct. EcoI. 5:810-817;
1991.
Freckman, D.W.; Caswell, E.P. Ecology of nematodes in
agroecosystems. Annu. Rev. PhytopathoI. 23:275296; 1985.
Grant, W.E.; French, N.R.; Folse, LJ. Effects of pocket
gopher mounds on plant production in shortgrass
prairie ecosystems. Southwestern Natur. 25:215-224;
1980.
Greig-Smith, P.w. Ecotoxicology of earthworms. Andover, MA: Intercept; 1992.
Griffiths, B.S. Growth of selected microorganisms and
plants in soil sterilized by ethylene oxide or garnmairradiation. Soil BioI. Biochem. 19:115-116; 1987.
sphere of wheat and pea. MicrobioI. EcoI. 38:387397; 2000.
Briones, MJ.I.; Ineson, P.; Sleep, D. Use of delta 13C to
determine food selection in collembolan species. Soil
BioI. Biochem. 31(6):937-940; 1999.
Brown, V.K.; Gange, AC. Insect herbivory below
ground. Adv. EcoI. Res. 20:1-58; 1990.
Brussaard, L.; Behan-Pelletier, V.M.; Bignell, D.E.;
Brown, V.K.; Didden, W.A.M.; Folgarait, P.I.; Fragoso, C.; Freckman, D.W.; Gupta, V.V.S.R.; Hattori,
T.; Hawksworth, D.; Klopatek, C.; Lavelle, P.; Malloch, D.; Rusek, J.; SOderstrom, B.; Tiedje, J.M.; Virginia, R.A Biodiversity and ecosystem functioning in
soil. Ambio 26:563-570; 1997.
Burtelow, AE.; Bohlen, PJ.; Groffman, P.M. Influence
of exotic earthworm invasion on soil organic matter,
microbial biomass and denitrification potential in forest soils of the northeastern United States. AppI. Soil
EcoI. 9:197-202; 1998.
Cherry, T.; Szalanski, AL.; Todd, T.C.; Powers, T.O. The
internal transcribed spacer region of Belonolaimus
(Nemata: Belonolaimidae). J. NematoI. 29:23-29;
1997.
Clegg, C.D.; Anderson, J.M.; Lappin-Scott, H.M.; Van
Elsas, J.D.; Jolly, J.M. Interaction of a genetically
modified Pseudomonas fluorescens with the soil feeding earthworm Octolasion cyaneum (Lumbricidae).
Soil BioI. Biochem. 27:1423-1429; 1995.
Coleman, D.C.; Crossley, D.A, Jr. Fundamentals of Soil
Ecology. New York: Academic; 1996.
Coleman, D.C.; Blair, J.M.; Elliott, E.T.; Wall, D.H. Soil
invertebrates. In: Robertson, G.P.; Bledsoe, C.S.;
Coleman, D.C.; Sollins, P., eds. Standard Soil Methods for Long Term Ecological Research. New York:
Oxford University Pr.; 1999:349-377.
Colinas, C.; Ingham, E.; Molina, R. Population responses
of target and non-target forest-soil organisms to selected biocides. Soil BioI. Biochem. 26:41-48; 1994.
Cortinas, M.R.; Seastedt, T.R. Short- and long-term effects of gophers (Thomomys talpoides) on soil organic
matter dynamics in alpine tundra. Pedobiologia
40:162-170; 1996.
Couteaux, M.-M.; Mosseau, M.; Celerier, M.-L.; Bottner,
P. Increased atmospheric CO2 and litter quality: Decomposition of sweet chestnut leaf litter with animal
food webs of different complexities. Oikos 61:54-64;
1991.
Cox, G. The distribution and origin of mima mound
grasslands in San Diego County, California. Ecology
65:1397-1405; 1984.
Crossley, D.A, Jr.; Hoglund, M.P. A litter-bag method
for the study of microarthropods inhabiting leaf litter.
Ecology 43:571-573; 1962.
Dindal, DL, ed. Soil Biology Guide. New York: Wiley;
1990.
Diana H. Wall and O. James Reichman
Edwards, C.A; Thompson, AR. Pesticides and the soil
fauna. Resid. Rev. 45:1-79; 1973.
Duncan, L.W.; Noling, J.W. Agricultural Sustainability
and Nematode Integrated Pest Management. In:
Barker, K.R.; Pederson, G.A; Windham, G.L., eds.
Plant and Nematode Interactions. Agronomy Monograph 36. Madison, WI: American Society of Agronomy, Crop Science Society of America, Soil Science
Society of America; 1998:251-287.
Ferris, R.S. Effects of microwave oven treatment on microorganisms in soil. Phytopathology 74:121-126;
1984.
Freckman, D.W., ed. Nematodes in Soil Ecosystems. Austin, TX: Univ. Texas Pr.; 1982.
Freckman, D.W.; Caswell, E.P. Ecology of nematodes in
agroecosystems. Annu. Rev. PhytopathoI. 23:275296; 1985.
Freckman, D.W.; Ettema, C.E. Assessing nematode communities in agroecosystems of varying human intervention. Agric. Ecosys. Environ. 45:239-261; 1993.
Freckman, D.W.; Slobodkin, L.B.; Taylor, C.E. Relation
between species lists and tolerance to nematicides. In:
Dindal, D.L., ed. Soil Biology as Related to Land Use
Practices. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency; 1980:34-42.
Freckman, D.W.; Virginia, R.A Low diversity Antarctic
soil nematode communities: Distribution and response
to disturbance. Ecology 78:363-369; 1997.
Freckman, D.W.; Cromack, K., Jr.; Wallwork, J.A Recent advances in quantitative soil biology. In: Mitchell, M.J.; Nakas, J.P., eds. Microfloral and Faunal Interactions in Natural and Agroecosystems. Dordrect,
Netherlands: Martinus NijhofflDr. W. Junk;
1986:399-422.
Freckman, D.W.; Whitford, W.G.; Steinberger, Y. Effect
of irrigation on nematode population dynamics and
activity in desert soils. BioI. Fertil. Soils 3:3-10; 1987.
Freckman, D.W.; Barker, K.R.; Coleman, D.C.; Acra, M.;
Dyer, M.I.; Strain, B.R.; McNaughton, S.J. The use of
the llC technique to measure plant responses to herbivorous soil nematodes. Funct. EcoI. 5:810-817;
1991.
Freckman, D.W.; Caswell, E.P. Ecology of nematodes in
agroecosystems. Annu. Rev. PhytopathoI. 23:275296; 1985.
Grant, W.E.; French, N.R.; Folse, LJ. Effects of pocket
gopher mounds on plant production in shortgrass
prairie ecosystems. Southwestern Natur. 25:215-224;
1980.
Greig-Smith, P.w. Ecotoxicology of earthworms. Andover, MA: Intercept; 1992.
Griffiths, B.S. Growth of selected microorganisms and
plants in soil sterilized by ethylene oxide or garnmairradiation. Soil BioI. Biochem. 19:115-116; 1987.