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Authors:
Vogt, KA
Vogt, DJ
Boon, P
Fanzeres, A
Wargo, P
Palmiotto, PA
Larson, B
O'Hara, JL
Patel-Weynand, T
Cuadrado, E
Berry, J
Citation: Ka. Vogt et al., A non-value based framework for assessing ecosystem integrity, USDA PAC NW, 461, 1999, pp. 3-20
Authors:
Meurisse, RT
Citation: Rt. Meurisse, Soil quality and health - Some applications to ecosystem health and sustainability, USDA PAC NW, 461, 1999, pp. 21-32
Authors:
Moldenke, AR
Citation: Ar. Moldenke, Soil-dwelling arthropods: Their diversity and functional roles, USDA PAC NW, 461, 1999, pp. 33-44
Authors:
Molina, R
O'Dell, T
Dunham, S
Pilz, D
Citation: R. Molina et al., Biological diversity and ecosystem functions of forest soil fungi: Management implications, USDA PAC NW, 461, 1999, pp. 45-58
Authors:
Norton, JM
Citation: Jm. Norton, Soil bacteria: A dynamic pool of soil organic matter and catalysts of key belowground processes, USDA PAC NW, 461, 1999, pp. 59-67
Authors:
Edmonds, RL
Marra, JL
Citation: Rl. Edmonds et Jl. Marra, Decomposition of woody material: Nutrient dynamics, invertebrate/fungi relationships and management in northwest forests, USDA PAC NW, 461, 1999, pp. 68-79
Authors:
Spence, JR
Buddle, CM
Gandhi, KJK
Langor, DW
Volney, WJA
Hammond, HEJ
Pohl, GR
Citation: Jr. Spence et al., Invertebrate biodiversity, forestry and emulation of natural disturbance: A down-to-earth perspective, USDA PAC NW, 461, 1999, pp. 80-90
Authors:
Herrick, JE
Citation: Je. Herrick, Soil organisms and rangeland soil hydrological functions, USDA PAC NW, 461, 1999, pp. 91-100
Authors:
Stark, JM
Hart, SC
Citation: Jm. Stark et Sc. Hart, Effects of disturbance on microbial activity and N-cycling in forest and shrubland ecosystems, USDA PAC NW, 461, 1999, pp. 101-105
Authors:
Myrold, DD
Citation: Dd. Myrold, Nitrogen transformations and management interactions in forests, USDA PAC NW, 461, 1999, pp. 106-113
Authors:
Visser, S
Parkinson, D
Citation: S. Visser et D. Parkinson, Wildfire vs. clearcutting: Impacts on ectomycorrhizal and decomposer fungi, USDA PAC NW, 461, 1999, pp. 114-123
Authors:
Prescott, CE
Zabek, LM
Citation: Ce. Prescott et Lm. Zabek, Decomposition and nitrogen mineralization in forests of British Columbia: Effects of forest management practices, USDA PAC NW, 461, 1999, pp. 124-136
Authors:
Harvey, AE
Graham, RT
McDonald, GI
Citation: Ae. Harvey et al., Tree species composition change - Soil organism interaction: Potential effects on nutrient cycling and conservation in interior forests, USDA PAC NW, 461, 1999, pp. 137-145
Authors:
Busse, MD
Citation: Md. Busse, Out of sight, but not out of mind: Soil microorganisms in moisture-limitedforests, USDA PAC NW, 461, 1999, pp. 146-155
Authors:
Thies, WG
Citation: Wg. Thies, Managing root diseases by managing stands, USDA PAC NW, 461, 1999, pp. 156-160
Authors:
Belnap, J
Williams, J
Kaltenecker, J
Citation: J. Belnap et al., Structure and function of biological soil crusts, USDA PAC NW, 461, 1999, pp. 161-178
Authors:
Amaranthus, MP
Cazares, E
Perry, DA
Citation: Mp. Amaranthus et al., The role of soil organisms in restoration, USDA PAC NW, 461, 1999, pp. 179-189
Authors:
Bennett, K
Citation: K. Bennett, Soil organisms - Applications for national forest management, USDA PAC NW, 461, 1999, pp. 190-192
Authors:
Pellant, M
Citation: M. Pellant, Soil organisms - Applications to Bureau of Land Management rangeland management, USDA PAC NW, 461, 1999, pp. 193-197
Authors:
Franks, CD
Citation: Cd. Franks, Natural Resources Conservation Service - Databases and analytical services, USDA PAC NW, 461, 1999, pp. 198-204
Authors:
Jurgensen, MF
Citation: Mf. Jurgensen, Soil organisms: Functions and processes - Management implications. A synopsis, USDA PAC NW, 461, 1999, pp. 205-210
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