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Unravelling Changes in the Pinus radiata Root and Soil Microbiomes as a Function of Aridity.
Sarah L Addison, Zhen-Zhen Yan, Tom Carlin, Megan A Rúa, Simeon J Smaill

Glob Chang Biol· April 2025

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Methane cycling in temperate forests.
Kathryn Wigley, Charlotte Armstrong, Simeon J Smaill, Nicki M Reid, Laura Kiely

Carbon Balance Manag· October 2024

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Afforestation using a range of tree species, in New Zealand: New Forest trial series establishment, site description, and initial data.
Thomas S H Paul, Loretta G Garrett, Simeon J Smaill

Data Brief· June 2024

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Unveiling the impact of soil methane sink on atmospheric methane concentrations in 2020.
Xiaoqi Zhou, Wensheng Xiao, Li Cheng, Simeon J Smaill, Shushi Peng

Glob Chang Biol· June 2024

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How much anthropogenic carbon fixation do we need?
Wensheng Xiao, Simeon J Smaill, Xiaoqi Zhou

Sci Total Environ· January 2024

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Long-term plant diversity increases soil extractable organic carbon and nitrogen contents in a subtropical forest.
Hanling Zuo, Wenshi Xu, Zhaoying Liu, Simeon J Smaill, Xiaoqi Zhou

Sci Total Environ· June 2023

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Rethinking experiments that explore multiple global change factors.
Xiaoqi Zhou, Xinyun Gu, Simeon J Smaill

Trends Ecol Evol· May 2023

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Accelerator trial series in stands in New Zealand: Trial establishment, site description and initial soil, forest floor and tree data.
Simeon J Smaill, Loretta G Garrett, Sarah L Addison

Data Brief· April 2023

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Reducing plant-derived ethylene concentrations increases the resistance of temperate grassland to drought.
Xinyun Gu, Simeon J Smaill, Bo Wang, Zhaoying Liu, Xingliang Xu

Sci Total Environ· November 2022

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Incorporation of NPP into forest CH efflux models.
Xiaoqi Zhou, Hanling Zuo, Simeon J Smaill

Trends Plant Sci· December 2021

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Manipulation of soil methane oxidation under drought stress.
Xiaoqi Zhou, Simeon J Smaill, Xinyun Gu, Peter W Clinton

Sci Total Environ· February 2021

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Effects of climate change on the delivery of soil-mediated ecosystem services within the primary sector in temperate ecosystems: a review and New Zealand case study.
Kate H Orwin, Bryan A Stevenson, Simeon J Smaill, Miko U F Kirschbaum, Ian A Dickie

Glob Chang Biol· August 2015

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Ethylene rather than dissolved organic carbon controls methane uptake in upland soils.
Xiaoqi Zhou, Haibo Dong, Chengrong Chen, Simeon J Smaill, Peter W Clinton

Glob Chang Biol· August 2014

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The right tree for the job? perceptions of species suitability for the provision of ecosystem services.
Simeon J Smaill, Karen M Bayne, Graham W R Coker, Thomas S H Paul, Peter W Clinton

Environ Manage· April 2014

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Methane oxidation needs less stressed plants.
Xiaoqi Zhou, Simeon J Smaill, Peter W Clinton

Trends Plant Sci· December 2013

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