Browsing publications by Dr David Rimmer

Newcastle AuthorsTitleYear
Dr David Rimmer
Antioxidant capacity and rate of decomposition of organic amendments in a Vertisol2013
Dr David Rimmer
Dr Geoffrey Abbott
Effects of potentially inhibiting substances on C and net N mineralization of a sandy soil – a case study2013
Dr David Rimmer
Dr Geoffrey Abbott
Identifying potential antioxidant compounds in NaOH extracts of UK soils and vegetation by untargeted mass spectrometric screening2013
Dr David Rimmer
Landmark Papers: No. 2. Quirk, J. P. & Schofield, R. K. 1955. The effect of electrolyte concentration on soil permeability. Journal of Soil Science, 6, 163-178. Commentary on the impact of Quirk & Schofield (1955): by D. L. Rimmer, G. J. D. Kirk & G. Bourrie2013
Dr David Rimmer
Dr Geoffrey Abbott
Phenolic compounds in NaOH extracts of UK soils and their contribution to antioxidant capacity2011
Dr David Rimmer
Aidan Smith
Antioxidants in soil organic matter and in associated plant materials2009
Rachel Creamer
Dr David Rimmer
Do elevated soil concentrations of metals affect the diversity and activity of soil invertebrates in the long-term?2008
Dr David Rimmer
Review of Soils: Basic Concepts and Future Challenges (eds G. Certini & R. Scalenghe).2008
Dr David Rimmer
Soil Science and Policy: Issues behind the need for better land use planing and soil management2008
Dr David Rimmer
Free radicals, antioxidants, and soil organic matter recalcitrance2006
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