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J. A. Bird

University of California, Berkeley

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Soil Biology & Biochemistry | 2011

Rhizosphere priming of soil organic matter by bacterial groups in a grassland soil

J. A. Bird; Donald J. Herman; Mary K. Firestone

Biogeochemistry | 2006

Fine Roots vs. Needles: A Comparison of 13C and 15N Dynamics in a Ponderosa Pine Forest Soil

J. A. Bird; Margaret S. Torn

Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry | 2003

Automated analysis of 13C/12C ratios in CO2 and dissolved inorganic carbon for ecological and environmental applications.

Margaret S. Torn; Simon Davis; J. A. Bird; M. Rebecca Shaw; Mark E. Conrad

Archive | 2010

Mechanisms Controlling Carbon Turnover from Diverse Microbial Groups in Temperate and Tropical Forest Soils

Heather M. Throckmorton; Lee Dane; J. A. Bird; Mary K. Firestone; William R. Horwath

Archive | 2009

Char Studies Initiative Switzerland (CSI Swiss): investigating pyrogenic carbon degradation

Samuel Abiven; J. A. Bird; Navjot Singh; Jon C. Altman; Margaret S. Torn; Michael W. I. Schmidt

Archive | 2009

Carbon Turnover and Dynamics from Biochemically Diverse Microbial Groups in Temperate and Tropical Forest Soils

Heather M. Throckmorton; J. A. Bird; Mary K. Firestone; William R. Horwath

Archive | 2008

Distinct Litter Stabilization Dynamics Pathways for Decomposition of Pine Needle and Fine Root Within Soil

Stefania Mambelli; Timothy R. Filley; J. A. Bird; Todd E. Dawson; Margaret S. Torn

Archive | 2008

Biological Degradation of Black Carbon in Temperate Forest Soils: Effects of Clay Mineralogy and Nitrogen Availability

J. A. Bird; Francisco Luiz Dos Santos; Margaret S. Torn

Archive | 2008

Soil Carbon Dynamics Along the Pathway From Diverse Microbial Carbon to Humus in a Temperate and Tropical Forest

Heather M. Throckmorton; J. A. Bird; Mary K. Firestone; William R. Horwath

Archive | 2008

Predicting effects of climate change on the composition and function of soil microbial communities

Eric A. Dubinsky; Eoin L. Brodie; Cho Cho Myint; David D. Ackerly; Joy D. Van Nostrand; J. A. Bird; J. Zhou; Gary L. Andersen; Mary K. Firestone

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Margaret S. Torn

Stanford University

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Mary K. Firestone

University of California

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Heather M. Throckmorton

Los Alamos National Laboratory

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William R. Horwath

University of California

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Stefania Mambelli

University of California

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Todd E. Dawson

University of California

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David D. Ackerly

University of California

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Eoin L. Brodie

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

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Eric A. Dubinsky

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

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Gary L. Andersen

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

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