Publications

Dr Ann McNeill

Telephone	+61 8 8313 8108 / +61 8 8521 2879
Position	Senior Lecturer
Email	ann.mcneill@adelaide.edu.au
Fax	+61 8 8313 6717 / +61 8 8313 7979
Mobile	+61 4 2258 6619
Building	John Davies Building / Leske Building
Floor/Room	1 12 / G 24
Campus	Waite / Roseworthy
Org Unit	Agriculture Food and Wine, School of

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Publications

Recent publications

McNeill A.M. and Unkovich M.J (2007 in press) The Nitrogen Cycle in Terrestrial Ecosystems In Nutrient Cycling in Terrestrial Ecosystems Ed: Z. Rengel and P. Marschner Springer Verlag (in press)

BÃ¼nemann E.K., Heenan D.P., Marschner P and McNeill A.M (2006) Long-term effects of crop rotation, stubble management and tillage on soil phosphorus dynamics. Australian Journal of Soil Research 44, 611-18

Jassogne L., McNeill A.M and Chittleborough D. (2006) 3D-visualisation and analysis of macro- and meso-porosity of the upper horizons of a sodic, texture- contrast soil. European Journal of Soil Science Online published doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2389.2006.00849.x

Choi E.Y., McNeill A.M., Coventry D.C and Stangoulis J. (2006) Exploring the response of crop and weed species to elevated concentrations of boron in sub-soil. Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 57, 1-10

McNeill A.M., L BergstrÃ¶m, H Marstorp, J Eriksen, KA Smith, H Kirchmann, & I Nilsson (2005) Critical aspects of nitrogen and sulphur management in temperate agricultural systems with emphasis on organic nutrient sources. Soil Use and Management 21, 82-93

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