1. Trends and challenges in sediment research 2008: the role of sediments in river basin management

   • Ulrich Förstner
   • Wim Salomons

   EDITORIAL 24 September 2008 Pages: 281 - 283

   

2. Potentially bioavailable metals in sediment from a tropical polymictic environment—Rio Grande Reservoir, Brazil

   • Carolina F. Mariani
   • Marcelo L. M. Pompêo

   SHORT COMMUNICATION 06 August 2008 Pages: 284 - 288

   

3. The role of the smooth cordgrass Spartina alterniflora and associated sediments in the heavy metal biogeochemical cycle within Bahía Blanca estuary salt marshes

   • Michael Hempel
   • Sandra E. Botté
   • Jorge E. Marcovecchio

   SEDIMENTS, SEC 1 • SEDIMENT QUALITY AND IMPACT ASSESSMENT • RESEARCH ARTICLE 21 August 2008 Pages: 289 - 297

   

4. Parameters causing variation between soil screening values and the effect of harmonization

   • Jeroen Provoost
   • Lucas Reijnders
   • Christa Cornelis

   SCIENCE AND POLICY • REVIEW ARTICLE 21 August 2008 Pages: 298 - 311

   

5. Identifying sources of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in soils: distinguishing point and non-point sources using an extended PAH spectrum and n-alkanes

   • Carmen Pies
   • Thomas A. Ternes
   • Thilo Hofmann

   Soils, SEC 2 • GLOBAL CHANGE, ENVIRON RISK ASSESS • RESEARCH ARTICLE 17 September 2008 Pages: 312 - 322

   

6. Hyper-spectral remote sensing to monitor vegetation stress

   • Hong-Yan Ren
   • Da-Fang Zhuang
   • Hong-Jie Wang

   SOILS, SECTION 3 • REMEDIATION AND MANAGEMENT OF CONTAMINATED LANDS • RES. COMM 18 September 2008 Pages: 323 - 326

   

7. Combined effect of cypermethrin and copper on catalase activity in soil

   • Jun Liu
   • Jimin Xie
   • Qian Wang

   SOILS, SEC 4 • ECOTOXICOLOGY • RESEARCH ARTICLE 09 September 2008 Pages: 327 - 332

   

8. Technical experiences made with the litter bag test as required for the risk assessment of plant protection products in soil

   • Axel Dinter
   • Mike Coulson
   • Uschi Kölzer

   SOILS, SEC 4 • ECOTOXICOLOGY • REVIEW ARTICLE 11 September 2008 Pages: 333 - 339

   

9. The mycological properties of medieval culture layers as a form of soil ‘biological memory’ about urbanization

   • Olga E. Marfenina
   • Anna E. Ivanova
   • Dmitry S. Sacharov

   SOILS, SEC 5 • SOIL AND LANDSCAPE ECOLOGY • RESEARCH ARTICLE 09 September 2008 Pages: 340 - 348

   

10. Microbial composition and diversity of an upland red soil under long-term fertilization treatments as revealed by culture-dependent and culture-independent approaches

    • Ji-Zheng He
    • Yong Zheng
    • Li-Mei Zhang

    SOILS, SEC 5 • SOIL AND LANDSCAPE ECOLOGY • RESEARCH ARTICLE 20 August 2008 Pages: 349 - 358