New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research · 1960 · 16 citations · 3 references
AgricultureMicrobiologySoil SciencesMicrobial EcologySoil BiologySoil MicrobiologyProtozoan EcologySoil Fauna EcologyAgricultural Soil FaunaBacterial Population DynamicsBacterial Population StructureEpiphytic DiversityProtozoan Community EcologyProtozoan DiversityProtozoan Population DynamicsSoil Fauna Dynamics
Summary The protozoan faunas of two soils under native tussock, introduced pasture, and cultivation for crops are described. The protozoan population is affected only where the changes brought about by a different vegetation or by cultivation result in increased organic activity and a higher bacterial population. The protozoan fauna of tussock and pasture leaf infusions was also studied. This epiphytic fauna is distinct from the soil fauna although closely related to it. Its composition depends upon the character of the vegetation and the associated differences in bacterial populations.
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XV. Bacteria of two cultivated soils
J. D. Stout · New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research · 1960 · 34 citations · Full text
Biological studies of some tussock‐grassland soils
J. D. Stout · New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research · 1958 · 20 citations · Full text
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