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Insecticide exposure can increase burrow network production and alter burrow network structure in soil dwelling insects (Agriotes spp.) (2024)
Journal Article
Booth, S. W., Kurtz, B., Heer, M. I., Mooney, S. J., & Sturrock, C. J. (2024). Insecticide exposure can increase burrow network production and alter burrow network structure in soil dwelling insects (Agriotes spp.). Pedobiologia, 107, Article 151000. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pedobi.2024.151000

Insecticide treated seeds are commonly used to reduce yield losses from burrowing insect damage such as wireworms. Using temporal X-ray Computed Tomography (CT) of soil-filled bioassays, we aimed to quantify changes in burrow network production and s... Read More about Insecticide exposure can increase burrow network production and alter burrow network structure in soil dwelling insects (Agriotes spp.).

Carbon on your street: organic carbon storage in Nottingham (2024)
Report
Booth, S., & Hickson, J. (2024). Carbon on your street: organic carbon storage in Nottingham. Nottingham City Council

Searching for soil: Elucidating public interest in soil and soil conservation from 20 years of internet search trends (2024)
Journal Article
Booth, S. W. (2024). Searching for soil: Elucidating public interest in soil and soil conservation from 20 years of internet search trends. Agricultural & Environmental Letters, 9(1), Article e20133. https://doi.org/10.1002/ael2.20133

Over the last two decades, soil science research has undergone rapid expansion. Understanding public interest in soil science is vital for evaluating dissemination efforts and situating it in the broader environmental discourse. Analyzing Google Tren... Read More about Searching for soil: Elucidating public interest in soil and soil conservation from 20 years of internet search trends.