Selva Dhandapani

University of Reading

United Kingdom

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University of Southampton

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Michael P. D. Garratt

UNITED KINGDOM

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Deepa Senapathi

Associate Professor

University of Reading

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Liz Shaw

University of Reading

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Doreen Boyd

University of Nottingham

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CATHERINE YULE

Professor of Ecology

University of the Sunshine Coast

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Selva Dhandapani

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Droplet Microfluidic-Based In Situ Analyzer for Monitoring Free Nitrate in Soil

Floral interventions enhance flower visitor communities and pollination services in moringa plantations

Editorial: Biogeochemical and biodiversity impacts of oil palm land-use in Southeast Asia

Assessment of differences in peat physico-chemical properties, surface subsidence and GHG emissions between the major land-uses of Selangor peatlands

Assessment of variability of peat physicochemical properties, subsidence and their interactions within Selangor forests

Immediate environmental impacts of transformation of an oil palm intercropping to a monocropping system in a tropical peatland

Spatial variability of surface peat properties and carbon emissions in a tropical peatland oil palm monoculture during a dry season

Nutrient and trace element concentrations influence greenhouse gas emissions from Malaysian tropical peatlands

Land-Use Changes Associated with Oil Palm Plantations Impact PLFA Microbial Phenotypic Community Structure throughout the Depth of Tropical Peats

Oil palm ‘slash-and-burn’ practice increases post-fire greenhouse gas emissions and nutrient concentrations in burnt regions of an agricultural tropical peatland

Is Intercropping an Environmentally-Wise Alternative to Established Oil Palm Monoculture in Tropical Peatlands?

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Michael P. D. Garratt

Deepa Senapathi

Liz Shaw

Doreen Boyd

CATHERINE YULE

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