1. Legacy effect of previous residue addition—influence of length of the moist period between residue additions on soil respiration, microbial biomass and nutrient availability

   • Trung Ta Nguyen
   • Hue Thi Thanh Ngo
   • Petra Marschner

   Original Paper 03 August 2016 Pages: 1047 - 1057

   

2. Composition of the soil fungal community is more sensitive to phosphorus than nitrogen addition in the alpine meadow on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau

   • Dan He
   • Xingjia Xiang
   • Haiyan Chu

   Original Paper 09 August 2016 Pages: 1059 - 1072

   

3. Reinoculation elucidates mechanisms of bacterial community assembly in soil and reveals undetected microbes

   • Davide Francioli
   • Elke Schulz
   • Thomas Reitz

   Original Paper 10 August 2016 Pages: 1073 - 1083

   

4. Removal of phosphorus in residues of legume or cereal plants determines growth of subsequently planted wheat in a high phosphorus fixing soil

   • Terry J. Rose
   • Rachel H. Wood
   • L. Van Zwieten

   Original Paper 13 August 2016 Pages: 1085 - 1092

   

5. Composition and activity of soil microbial communities in different types of temperate forests

   • Marcin Chodak
   • Beata Klimek
   • Maria Niklińska

   Original Paper 08 September 2016 Pages: 1093 - 1104

   

6. Hotspots of microbial activity induced by earthworm burrows, old root channels, and their combination in subsoil

   • Duyen T. T. Hoang
   • Johanna Pausch
   • Yakov Kuzyakov

   Original Paper 26 September 2016 Pages: 1105 - 1119

   

7. The presence of tetracycline in cow manure changes the impact of repeated manure application on soil bacterial communities

   • Luigi Chessa
   • Sven Jechalke
   • Kornelia Smalla

   Original Paper 28 September 2016 Pages: 1121 - 1134

   

8. Driving factors of soil microbial ecology in alpine, mid-latitude patterned grounds (NW Italian Alps)

   • I. Mania
   • M. D’Amico
   • R. Gorra

   Original Paper 29 September 2016 Pages: 1135 - 1148

   

9. The amplitude of soil freeze-thaw cycles influences temporal dynamics of N₂O emissions and denitrifier transcriptional activity and community composition

   • Sophie Wertz
   • Claudia Goyer
   • Martin Filion

   Original Paper 02 October 2016 Pages: 1149 - 1162

   

10. Nitrogen fertiliser-induced changes in N₂O emissions are attributed more to ammonia-oxidising bacteria rather than archaea as revealed using 1-octyne and acetylene inhibitors in two arable soils

    • Qing Wang
    • Li-Mei Zhang
    • Ji-Zheng He

    Original Paper 04 October 2016 Pages: 1163 - 1171