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Arsenic stress on soil microbial nutrient metabolism interpreted by microbial utilization of dissolved organic carbon

Evaluation of arsenic pollution in field-contaminated soil at the soil's actual pH

Soil urease functional stability to Hg pollution: An ecotoxicological perspective

Ecotoxicity of soil Pb pollution reflected by soil β-glucosidase: Comparison of extracellular and intracellular enzyme pool

Effects of atrazine on microbial metabolic limitations in black soils: Evidence from enzyme stoichiometry

Soil phosphatase assay to evaluate arsenic toxicity should be performed at the soil's actual pH

Using soil enzyme Vmax as an indicator to evaluate the ecotoxicity of lower-ring polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in soil: Evidence from fluorescein diacetate hydrolase kinetics

Catalytic efficiency of soil enzymes explains temperature sensitivity: Insights from physiological theory

Ecotoxicity of parathion during its dissipation mirrored by soil enzyme activity, microbial biomass and basal respiration

Respecting catalytic efficiency of soil arylsulfatase as soil Sb contamination bio-indicator by enzyme kinetic strategy

Toxicity of antimony in 18 soils of China evaluated by soil dehydrogenase activity

How different are the arsenic fractions inhibit alkaline phosphatases on aggregates scale?

Kinetics and catalytic efficiency of soil fluorescein diacetate hydrolase under the pesticide parathion stress

Potential effect of warming on soil microbial nutrient limitations as determined by enzymatic stoichiometry in the farmland from different climate zones

Soil chemical properties rather than the abundance of active and potentially active microorganisms control soil enzyme kinetics

Distribution of soil nutrients and enzyme activities in different aggregates under two sieving methods

Soil enzyme kinetics indicate ecotoxicity of long-term arsenic pollution in the soil at field scale

The effect of arsenic on soil intracellular and potential extracellular β-glucosidase differentiated by chloroform fumigation

Time-course transcriptome analysis reveals the mechanisms of Burkholderia sp. adaptation to high phenol concentrations

Long-term as contamination alters soil enzyme functional stability in response to additional heat disturbance

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