APPLIED SOIL ECOLOGY
A Section of Agriculture, Ecosystem & Environment

Volume 26, Number 3, July 2004

169        Micromorphological assessment of the effect of liming on faunal excrement in an upland
            grassland soil D.A.Davidson,P.M.C.Bruneau,I.C.GrieveandC.A.Wilson(UK)

179        A model to optimise biological control of slugs using nematode parasites
            M.J.Wilson,D.M.Glen,G.M.HamacherandJ.U.Smith(UK)

193        Rhizobium etli is the dominant common bean nodulating rhizobia in cultivated soils from
            different locations in Jordan S. M. Tamimiand J. P. WYoung (Jordan, UK)

201        Acid-tolerant Collembola cannot colonize metal-polluted soils at neutral pH S.Garnierand
            J.F.Ponge (France)

209        Interaction of earthworm burrows and cracks in a clayey, subsurface-drained,soil
            M.J.Shipitalo,V.Nuutin,enandK.R.Butt(USA,Finland,UK)

219        Are acid-tolerant Collembo)a able to colonise metal-polluted soil?
            S. Giliet and J.-F. Ponge (France)

233        Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal diversity in neem-based agroforestry systems in Rajasthan
            M. Pande and J. C.Tarafdar (lndia)

243        Nutritional sources of the fungus cultured by leaf-cutting ants    
           A.B.AbrilandE.H.Bucher(Argentina)

249        Exploitation of soil arbuscular mycorrhizal potential for AM-dependent mandarin orange
            plants by pre-cropping with mycotrophic crops B.N. Panja and S. Chaudhuri (India)

257        Complementary ability of three European earthworms (Lumbricidae) to bury lime and increase
            pasture production in acidic soils of south-eastern Australia K.Y. Chan, G.H.
            Baker,M.K.Conyers, B. Scott and K. Munro (Australia)

273        The impact of soil compaction on euedaphic Collembola
            T. Larsen, P. Schjonning and J. Axelsen (Denmark)

283        Book review

285        Contents of Applied SoiI Ecology, Volume 26