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1. Farmyard manure applications stimulate soil carbon and nitrogen cycling by boosting microbial biomass rather than changing its community composition. (May 2020)

Authors:: Ma, Qingxu; Wen, Yuan; Wang, Deying; Sun, Xiaodan; Hill, Paul W.; Macdonald, Andy; Chadwick, David R.; Wu, Lianghuan; Jones, Davey L.
Journal:: Soil biology and biochemistry
Issue:: Volume 144(2020)
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2. Genome size and ploidy influence angiosperm species' biomass under nitrogen and phosphorus limitation. Issue 4 (15th February 2016)

Authors:: Guignard, Maïté S.; Nichols, Richard A.; Knell, Robert J.; Macdonald, Andy; Romila, Catalina‐Andreea; Trimmer, Mark; Leitch, Ilia J.; Leitch, Andrew R.
Journal:: New phytologist
Issue:: Volume 210:Issue 4(2016)
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3. Long-term farmyard manure application affects soil organic phosphorus cycling: A combined metagenomic and 33P/14C labelling study. (October 2020)

Authors:: Ma, Qingxu; Wen, Yuan; Ma, Jinzhao; Macdonald, Andy; Hill, Paul W.; Chadwick, David R.; Wu, Lianghuan; Jones, Davey L.
Journal:: Soil biology and biochemistry
Issue:: Volume 149(2020)
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4. Major limitations to achieving "4 per 1000" increases in soil organic carbon stock in temperate regions: Evidence from long‐term experiments at Rothamsted Research, United Kingdom. (28th February 2018)

Authors:: Poulton, Paul; Johnston, Johnny; Macdonald, Andy; White, Rodger; Powlson, David
Journal:: Global change biology
Issue:: Volume 24:Number 6(2018)
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5. Soil carbon, nitrogen, and sulphur status affects the metabolism of organic S but not its uptake by microorganisms. (October 2020)

Authors:: Ma, Qingxu; Wen, Yuan; Pan, Wankun; Macdonald, Andy; Hill, Paul W.; Chadwick, David R.; Wu, Lianghuan; Jones, Davey L.
Journal:: Soil biology and biochemistry
Issue:: Volume 149(2020)
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