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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. Abstract
Bohanec M, Mess A, Scatasta S, Angevin F, Griffiths BS, Krogh PH, Znidars M, Dzeroski S.  2008.  A qualitative multi-attribute model for economic and ecological assessment of genetically modified crops. Ecological Modelling. 215:247-261. Abstract
Bohanec M, Cortet J, Griffiths BS, Znidarsic M, Debeljak M, Caul S, Thompson J, Krogh PH.  2007.  A qualitative multi-attribute model for assessing the impact of cropping systems on soil quality. Pedobiologia. 51:239-250. Abstract
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Cortet J, Andersen MN, Caul S, Griffiths BS, Joffre R, Lacroix B, Sausse C, Thompson J, Krogh PH.  2006.  Decomposition processes under Bt (Bacillus thuringiensis) maize: results of a multi-site experiment. Soil Biology & Biochemistry. 38:195-199. Abstract
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Griffiths BS, Caul S, Thompson J, Birch ANE, Cortet J, Andersen MN, Krogh PH.  2007.  Microbial and microfaunal community structure in cropping systems with genetically modified plants. Pedobiologia. 51:195-206. Abstract
Griffiths BS, Caul S, Thompson J, Hackett CA, Cortet J, Pernin C, Krogh PH.  2008.  Soil microbial and faunal responses to herbicide tolerant maize and herbicide in two soils. Plant and Soil. 308:93-103. Abstract
Griffiths BS, Liu Q, Wang H, Zhang B, Kuan HL, McKenzie BM, Hallett PD, Neilson R, Daniell TJ.  2008.  Restoration of soil physical and biological stability are not coupled in response to plants and earthworms. Ecological Restoration. 26:102-104. Abstract
Griffiths BS, Hallett PD, Kuan HL, Gregory AS, Watts CW, Whitmore AP.  2008.  Functional resilience of soil microbial communities depends on both soil structure and microbial community composition. Biology and Fertility of Soils. 44:745-754. Abstract
Griffiths BS, Heckmann LH, Caul S, Thompson J, Scrimgeour CM, Krogh PH.  2007.  Varietal effects of eight paired lines of transgenic Bt maize and near-isogenic non-Bt maize on soil microbial and nematode community structure. Plant Biotechnology Journal. 5:60-68. Abstract
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Krogh PH, Griffiths BS, Demsar D, Bohanec M, Debeljak M, Andersen MN, Sausse C, Birch ANE, Caul S, Holmstrup M et al..  2007.  Responses by earthworms to reduced tillage in herbicide tolerant maize and Bt maize cropping systems. Pedobiologia. 51:219-227. Abstract
Krogh PH, Griffiths BS.  2007.  ECOGEN - Soil ecological and economic evaluation of genetically modified crops. Pedobiologia. 51:171-173. Abstract
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Mao X, Hu F, Griffiths BS, Chen XY, Liu M, Li H.  2007.  Do bacterial-feeding nematodes stimulate root proliferation through hormonal effects? Soil Biology & Biochemistry. 39:1816-1819. Abstract
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de Vaufleury A, Kramarz P, Binet P, Cortet J, Caul S, Andersen MN, Plumey E, Coeurdassier M, Krogh PH.  2007.  Exposure and effects assessments of Bt maize on non-target organisms (gastropod, microarthropods, mycorrhizal fungi) in a semi-field microcosm experiment. Pedobiologia. 51:185-194. Abstract

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