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Mycorrhizas and biomass crops: opportunities for future sustainable development by Rooney, Deirdre C., Killham, Ken, Bending, Gary D., Baggs, Elizabeth, Weih, Martin, Hodge, Angela

“…Central to soil health and plant productivity in natural ecosystems are in situ soil microbial communities, of which mycorrhizal fungi are an integral…”
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Phosphate Addition and Plant Species Alters Microbial Community Structure in Acidic Upland Grassland Soil by Rooney, Deirdre C, Clipson, Nicholas J. W

“…Agricultural improvement (addition of fertilizers, liming) of seminatural acidic grasslands across Ireland and the UK has resulted in significant shifts in…”
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Microbial Community Diversity of Moonmilk Deposits at Ballynamintra Cave, Co. Waterford, Ireland by Rooney, Deirdre C, Hutchens, Elena, Clipson, Nicholas, Baldini, James, McDermott, Frank

“…Caves are extreme and specialised habitats for terrestrial life that sometimes contain moonmilk, a fine-grained paste-like secondary mineral deposit that is…”
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Responses of Ammonia-Oxidising Bacterial Communities to Nitrogen, Lime, and Plant Species in Upland Grassland Soil by Rooney, Deirdre C., Kennedy, Nabla M., Gleeson, Deirdre B., Clipson, Nicholas J. W.

“…Agricultural improvement of seminatural grasslands has been shown to result in changes to plant and microbial diversity, with consequences for ecosystem…”
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Impact of sheep urine deposition and plant species on ammonia-oxidizing bacteria in upland grassland soil by Rooney, Deirdre C, Clipson, Nicholas

“…The effects of different concentrations of synthetic sheep urine and plant species on ammonia-oxidizing bacterial (AOB) communities in an upland grassland soil…”
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Synthetic sheep urine alters fungal community structure in an upland grassland soil by Rooney, Deirdre C., Clipson, Nicholas J.W.

“…Agricultural improvement (fertilisation, liming, intensification of grazing) of acidic upland pastures results in loss of indigenous flora and notable changes…”
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