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Carreira JA, Vi B, Garc R, Ochoa V, Hinojosa MB.  2008.  Recovery of biochemical functionality in polluted flood-plain soils: The role of microhabitat differentiation through revegetation and rehabilitation of the river dynamics. Soil Biology & Biochemistry. 40:2088-2097. Abstract
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Garc R, Ochoa V, Vi B, Hinojosa MB, Pe R, Li G, Linares JC, Carreira JA.  2009.  Soil enzymes, nematode community and selected physico-chemical properties as soil quality indicators in organic and conventional olive oil farming: influence of seasonality and site features. Applied Soil Ecology. 41:305-314. Abstract
Garc R, Ochoa V, Hinojosa MB, Carreira JA.  2008.  Suitability of enzyme activities for the monitoring of soil quality improvement in organic agricultural systems. Soil Biology & Biochemistry. 40:2137-2145. Abstract
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Hinojosa MB, Carreira JA, Rodr JM, Garc R.  2008.  Effects of pyrite sludge pollution on soil enzyme activities: Ecological dose-response model. Science of the Total Environment. 396:89-99. Abstract
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Maestre FT, Bowker M, Puche MD, Bowker M, Hinojosa MB, Mart I, Garc P, Castillo AP, Soliveres S, Luzuriaga AL et al..  2009.  Shrub encroachment can reverse desertification in semi-arid Mediterranean grasslands. Ecology Letters. 12:930-941. Abstract

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