Browsing IBERS Research papers by Author "Bardgett, Richard D."

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Browsing IBERS Research papers by Author "Bardgett, Richard D."

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  • Accounting for variability in soil microbial communities of temperate upland grassland ecosystems 
    Griffith, Gwyn S.; Campbell, Colin D.; Mawdsley, J. L.; Grayston, Susan J.; Bardgett, Richard D. (2001)
    This study aimed to determine the factors which regulate soil microbial community organisation and function in temperate upland grassland ecosystems. Soil microbial biomass (Cmic), activity (respiration and potential carbon ...
  • Impacts of soil faunal community composition on model grassland ecosystems 
    Gange, A. C.; al, et; Grayston, Susan J.; Cook, Roger; Bonkowski, M.; Eggers, T.; Bardgett, Richard D.; Black, H. I. J.; Bradford, M. A.; Jones, T. H.; Boag, B. (2002)
    Human impacts, including global change, may alter the composition of soil faunal communities, but consequences for ecosystem functioning are poorly understood. We constructed model grassland systems in the Ecotron controlled ...
  • Large old trees influence patterns of 13C and 15N in forests 
    Weber, Pascale; Bol, Roland; Dixon, Liz; Bardgett, Richard D. (2008-06-15)
    Large old trees are the dominant primary producers of native pine forest, but their influence on spatial patterns of soil properties and potential feedback to tree regeneration in their neighbourhood is poorly understood. ...
  • Root parasite induced nitrogen transfer between plants is density dependent 
    Bardgett, Richard D.; Ostle, N. J.; Dromph, K. M.; Cook, Roger (2006)
    Recent studies point to the importance of soil borne parasites as agents of vegetation change via their negative effect on host plants. Here we show that these soil organisms can influence vegetation characteristics by ...
  • Soil microbial community patterns related to the history and intensity of grazing in sub-montane ecosystems 
    Jones, D. L.; Hobbs, Philip J.; Cook, Roger; Kemmitt, S. J.; Jones, A. C.; Bardgett, Richard D. (2001)
    Long-term variations in the frequency and intensity of sheep (Ovis aries) grazing have led to the development of ubiquitous plant successional transitions in sub-montane regions of the UK. In this study, we measured a range ...

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