Accurate information about the quantity, quality and spatiotemporal dynamics of metabolite
release from plant roots is vital to understanding the functional significance of root exudates …

CO2 efflux from soil depends on the availability of organic substances respired by roots and
microorganisms. Therefore, photosynthetic activity supplying carbohydrates from leaves to …

The loss of organic and inorganic carbon from roots into soil underpins nearly all the major
changes that occur in the rhizosphere. In this review we explore the mechanistic basis of …

The aims of the study were to determine group specificity in microbial utilization of root‐
exudate compounds and whole rhizodeposition; quantify the proportions of carbon acquired …

Low molecular weight organic acids (LMWOA) involved in heavy metal tolerance,
translocation, and accumulation in plants. However, underlying mechanism of LMWOA …

The centenary of Hiltner's recognition of a rhizosphere effect is a convenient point to assess
the impact of such thinking on the direction of soil science. A review of the major soil journals …

2008 NOMINEE The Council on Botanical and Horticultural Libraries Annual Award for a
Significant Work in Botanical or Horticultural Literature From medicinal, industrial, and …

Soil organic matter (SOM) consists of a vast range of biomolecules, but their individual
contribution to the biogeochemical cycling of nutrients and CO 2 release has eluded …

Phosphorus (P) is essential for plant growth and fecundity. It is an integral component of
genetic, metabolic, structural and regulatory molecules, in many of which it cannot be …

Plant inputs of organic material to soil are thought to be key determinants of microbial
activity, community composition and processes. However, the identity of organisms utilising …