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The role of laboratory, glasshouse and field scale experiments in understanding the interactions between genetically modified crops and soil ecosystems: A review of the ECOGEN project.

Birch ANE, Griffiths BS, Caul S, Thompson J, Heckmann LH, Krogh PH, Cortet J. 2007. The role of laboratory, glasshouse and field scale experiments in understanding the interactions between genetically modified crops and soil ecosystems: A review of the ECOGEN project.. Pedobiologia. 51:251-260.

Impact of pH on lactate formation and utilization by human fecal microbial communities

Belenguer A, Duncan SH, Holtrop G, Anderson SE, Lobley GE, Flint HJ. 2007. Impact of pH on lactate formation and utilization by human fecal microbial communities. Applied and Environmental Microbiology. 73:6526-6533.

Applying plant genomics to crop improvement

Bevan M, Waugh R. 2007. Applying plant genomics to crop improvement. Genome Biology. 8:302-302.

Critical issues in trace gas biogeochemistry and global change

Beerling DJ, Hewitt CN, Pyle JA, Raven JA. 2007. Critical issues in trace gas biogeochemistry and global change. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A - Mathematical Physical and Engineering Sciences. 365:1629-1642.

Sources of uncertainty in the quantification of genetically modified oilseed rape contamination in seed lots

Begg GS, Cullen DW, Iannetta PPM, Squire GR. 2007. Sources of uncertainty in the quantification of genetically modified oilseed rape contamination in seed lots. Transgenic Research. 16:51-63.

A novel, non-protein-coding infection-specific gene family is clustered throughout the genome of Phytophthora infestans

Avrova AO, Whisson SC, Pritchard L, Venter E, de Luca S, Hein I, Birch PRJ. 2007. A novel, non-protein-coding infection-specific gene family is clustered throughout the genome of Phytophthora infestans. Microbiology. 153:747-759.

Segregation and recombination of a multipartite mitochondrial DNA in populations of the potato cyst nematode Globodera pallida

Armstrong MR, Husmeier D, Phillips MS, Blok VC. 2007. Segregation and recombination of a multipartite mitochondrial DNA in populations of the potato cyst nematode Globodera pallida. Journal of Molecular Evolution. 64:689-701.

Changes in fungal community composition in response to vegetational succession during the natural regeneration of cutover peatlands

Artz RRE, Anderson IC, Chapman SJ, Hagn A, Schloter M, Potts JM, Campbell CD. 2007. Changes in fungal community composition in response to vegetational succession during the natural regeneration of cutover peatlands. Microbial Ecology. 54:508-522.

The effect of blueberry extracts on Giardia duodenalis viability and spontaneous excystation of Cryptosporidium parvum oocysts, in vitro.

Anthony J-P, Fyfe L, Stewart D, McDougall GJ, Smith HV. 2007. The effect of blueberry extracts on Giardia duodenalis viability and spontaneous excystation of Cryptosporidium parvum oocysts, in vitro.. Methods. 42:339-348.

Use of white clover as an alternative to nitrogen fertiliser for dairy pastures in nitrate vulnerable zones in the UK: productivity, environment impact and economic considerations

Andrews M, Scholefield D, Abberton MT, McKenzie BA, Hodge S, Raven JA. 2007. Use of white clover as an alternative to nitrogen fertiliser for dairy pastures in nitrate vulnerable zones in the UK: productivity, environment impact and economic considerations. Annals of Applied Biology. 151:11-23.

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