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Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment, 1991
Abstract A substrate-induced respiration (SIR) method is described to measure the contributions of fungi and bacteria to total glucose-induced microbial respiration on plant residues of differing composition. Relationships between fungal, bacterial and total SIR and biomass were used to develop regression equations for predicting microbial biomass C ...
M.H. Beare +3 more
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Abstract A substrate-induced respiration (SIR) method is described to measure the contributions of fungi and bacteria to total glucose-induced microbial respiration on plant residues of differing composition. Relationships between fungal, bacterial and total SIR and biomass were used to develop regression equations for predicting microbial biomass C ...
M.H. Beare +3 more
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Soil Biology and Biochemistry, 1993
Abstract An incubation experiment was performed with two soils and five pesticide treatments (benomyl, isoproturon, simazine, dinoterb and chloroform). Microbial biomass C and N was estimated by fumigation-extraction (FE). Two modifications of the substrate-induced respiration (SIR) method were used: (1) a continuous flushing system and (2) a static ...
T. Harden +3 more
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Abstract An incubation experiment was performed with two soils and five pesticide treatments (benomyl, isoproturon, simazine, dinoterb and chloroform). Microbial biomass C and N was estimated by fumigation-extraction (FE). Two modifications of the substrate-induced respiration (SIR) method were used: (1) a continuous flushing system and (2) a static ...
T. Harden +3 more
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Thermochimica Acta, 1995
Abstract Heat loss and respiration following amendment with glucose were recorded for soils contaminated with heavy metals and organic pesticides over a period up to 28 days. For this purpose, measuring ampoules were adapted to enable measurement of heat loss and CO 2 evolution on the same soil sample and at the same time.
A. Tancho +3 more
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Abstract Heat loss and respiration following amendment with glucose were recorded for soils contaminated with heavy metals and organic pesticides over a period up to 28 days. For this purpose, measuring ampoules were adapted to enable measurement of heat loss and CO 2 evolution on the same soil sample and at the same time.
A. Tancho +3 more
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Journal of Microbiological Methods, 1986
Abstract An improvement to the substrate-induced respiration (SIR) method of Anderson and Domsch (Soil Biol. Biochem. 10, 215–221) is described. In the original procedure endogenous CO2 respiration of soil micro-organisms was stimulated by addition of glucose which removed the substrate limitation to soil microbial respiration.
A.W. West, G.P. Sparling
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Abstract An improvement to the substrate-induced respiration (SIR) method of Anderson and Domsch (Soil Biol. Biochem. 10, 215–221) is described. In the original procedure endogenous CO2 respiration of soil micro-organisms was stimulated by addition of glucose which removed the substrate limitation to soil microbial respiration.
A.W. West, G.P. Sparling
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Mikrobiologiia, 2005
Fungal and bacterial substrate-induced respiratory activities have been distinguished in gray forest and chestnut soils in various ecosystems (forest, grassland, tillage, unused land, and shelterbelt) using the antibiotics cycloheximide and streptomycin.
E A, Sus'ian +2 more
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Fungal and bacterial substrate-induced respiratory activities have been distinguished in gray forest and chestnut soils in various ecosystems (forest, grassland, tillage, unused land, and shelterbelt) using the antibiotics cycloheximide and streptomycin.
E A, Sus'ian +2 more
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Substrate-Induced Respiration and Selective Inhibition as Measures of Microbial Biomass in Soils
2007V Bailey, H Bolton, J Smith
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2012
Sub-alpine pasture soils were transplanted from 1400m to three locations along an altitudinal gradient (600-1400m a.s.l) in the Swiss Jura mountains as a climate simulation. Following observations of potential snow-pack effects on in-situ soil respiration along our hill-slope gradient, we collected topsoils from three transplant sites with variable ...
Mills, R. +4 more
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Sub-alpine pasture soils were transplanted from 1400m to three locations along an altitudinal gradient (600-1400m a.s.l) in the Swiss Jura mountains as a climate simulation. Following observations of potential snow-pack effects on in-situ soil respiration along our hill-slope gradient, we collected topsoils from three transplant sites with variable ...
Mills, R. +4 more
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