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2009
Hillier J, Hawes C, Squire GR, Hilton A, Wale S, Smith P.  2009.  The carbon footprints of food crop production. International Journal of Agicultural Sustainability. 7:107-118.
McKenzie BM, Bengough AG, Hallett PD, Thomas WTB, Forster BP, McNicol JW.  2009.  Deep rooting and drought screening of cereal crops: A novel field-based method and its application.. Field Crops Research. 112:165-171. Abstract
Caron-Lormier G, Bohan DA, Hawes C, Raybould A, Haughton AJ, Humphry RW.  2009.  How might we model an ecosystem? Ecological Modelling. 220:1935-1949.
Gregory PJ, Johnson SN, Newton AC, Ingram JSI.  2009.  Integrating pests and pathogens into the climate change/food security debate. Journal of Experimental Botany. 60:2827-2838. Abstract
Mickovski SB, Hallett PD, Bransby MF, Davies MCR, Sonnenberg R, Bengough AG.  2009.  Mechanical reinforcement of soil by willow roots: impacts of root properties and root failure mechanism. Soil Science Society of America Journal. 73:1276-1285. Abstract
Johnson SN, Hawes C, Karley AJ.  2009.  Reappraising the role of plant nutrients as mediators of interactions between root- and foliar-feeding insects. Functional Ecology. 23:699-706. Abstract
Barr P, Hallett PD.  2009.  Rheological stabilisation of wet soils by model root and fungal exudates depends on clay mineralogy. European Journal of Soil Science. 60:525-538. Abstract
2010
Bengough AG, Hans J, Bransby MF, Valentine TA.  2010.  PIV as a method for quantifying root cell growth and particle displacement in confocal images. Microscopy Research and Technique. 73:27-36. Abstract
Loades KW, Bengough AG, Bransby MF, Hallett PD.  2010.  Planting density influence on fibrous root reinforcement of soils. Ecological Engineering. 36:276-284. Abstract

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