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Microbial respiration in relation to temperature and moisture in fynbos soils of Swartboskloof, Jonkershoek
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Microorganisms, including presumptive nitrogen-fixing bacteria, in rhizospheres of fynbos plants and soils in Swartboskloof, Jonkershoek
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Psychrotolerant mucoralean fungi present in pristine mountain fynbos soil and vineyard soil from the Stellenbosch region
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Microbial respiration and ATP in two soils of Swartbos Kloof, Jonkershoek, in relation to seasonal ecological factors
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n Opname van die grond in die kommersieele [sic] boord, 'Welgevallen', Stellenbosch
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Aspekte van die toediening van verskillende grade en soorte van landboukalk op twee tipes suurgrond, met verwysing na 'n kalkproef op'n wingerd te Elsenburg
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Biodiversity in the genus Penicillium from coastal fynbos soil
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n Studie van twee duifbevolkings in Jonkershoek
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Research into the dynamic behaviour of saturated and unsaturated sands, with special reference to the liquefaction and post liquefaction phases
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Coexistence of three syntopic small carnivores in mountain fynbos
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Microbial diversity of soils of the Sand fynbos
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The ecophysiological characterisation of terroirs in Stellenbosch : the contribution of soil surface colour
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The microbiology of sand-dune eco-systems in the Namib desert
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The relationship between subsoil colour and degree of wetness in a suite of soils in the Grabouw district, Western Cape
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Trichoderma as a functional fungal group in the rhizosphere of maize and wheat under conservation and conventional agricultural practices
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Soil stabilization by microbial activity
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Evaluation of a peri-urban smallholder farmers’ soil amendment practices on soil quality and crop growth, yield and quality
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The financial viability of a 5 MW biomass power station for Stellenbosch
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Comparison of different methods by means of which water holding capacity of soil is determined and the prediction of water holding capacity from soil texture in coarse-textured soil
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Investigating the potential of medicinal perennial species as permanent cover crops in deciduous orchards and vineyards
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Populations and fate of faecal bacteria in contaminated water of the Eerste River below Stellenbosch
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Degradation of the systemic fungicide, metalaxyl, in South African avocado and citrus soils
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Native Fusarium species from indigenous fynbos soils of the Western Cape
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Soil microbial communities associated with two commercially important plant species indigenous to the fynbos region of South Africa : cyclopia spp. (honeybush) and Aspalathus linearis (rooibos)
