The chemical and physical factors which influence the magnitude of the soil microbial
biomass and their relative importance in natural and managed terrestrial ecosystems are …

Due to its deleterious and large-scale effects on the ecosystem and long-range
transboundary nature, acid rain has attracted the attention of scientists and policymakers …

This chapter discusses the significance of utilizing microbial biomass values for investigating
nutrient cycling in disturbed and nondisturbed ecosystems. Most biomass estimations are …

Soil Ecology is designed to meet the increasing challenge faced by today's environmental
scientists, ecologists, agriculturalists, and biotechnologists for an integrated approach to soil …

This new edition of Fungi in Ecosystem Processes continues the unique approach of
examining the roles of fungi from the perspective of ecosystem functions. It explores how …

Global flaring and venting of petroleum–associated gas is a significant source of
greenhouse gas emissions and airborne contaminants that has proven difficult to mitigate …

Acid rain (AR) causes numerous environmental problems and complex negative effects on
plants globally. Many studies have previously reported on direct effects of AR or its …

The relative importance of nitrogen inputs from atmospheric deposition and biological
fixation is reviewed in a number of diverse, non-agricultural terrestrial ecosystems. Bulk …

This paper summarises our recent field studies on the microbial communities of boreal
coniferous forest humus exposed to environmental stress, heavy metals and changes in …

This title, first published in 1987, provides an authoritative account of both the science and
the politics of acid rain. Chris Park places the debates surrounding acid rain in context, and …