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The Soils are Alive Newsletters provide general and specific information on different aspects of soil biology, based on research performed at The University of Western Australia.

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2005

  • Vol.4 No.2 2005 Balancing the Budget: Phosphorus in Organic Farming
  • Vol.4 No.1 2005 Organic Agriculture

2004

  • Vol.3 No.4 Symbiosis and Soil
  • Vol.3 No.3 The fungal-bacterial ratio: Tipping the balance for soil health
  • Vol.3 No.2 Mycorrhizas and Olive Trees: Letting Nature take its course
  • Vol.3 No.1 How important is soil organic phosphorus?

2001

  • Vol.2 No.4 Compost
  • Vol.2 No.3 Organic agriculture
  • Vol.2 No.2 Viticulture/soil health
  • Vol.2 No.1 Bacteria transform ammonium to nitrate in soil

2000

  • Vol.1 No.4 Living soil organic matter
  • Vol.1 No.3 Rhizobia
  • Vol.1 No.2 Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi
  • Vol.1 No.1 Mites in your soil

 

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