Ashlea Doolette

University of Adelaide — Australia

Environmental Science · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Soil and Water Nutrient Dynamics(26), Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Dynamics(23), Phytase and its Applications(12), Phosphorus and nutrient management(10), Plant nutrient uptake and metabolism(8)

Publications52 total

Assessing the magnitude of soil carbon enhancement under canopy in an arboretum environment
Urban forestry & urban greening·2024· 2 citedOpen Access
Erratum to: A novel microcosm to identify inherently competitive microorganisms with the ability to mineralize phytate in solum
Soil Ecology Letters·2024Open Access
Chickpea-Linseed Intercropping Has Greater Nitrogen Uptake Land Use Efficiency than Sole Crops, But this Not Does Translate to Overyielding
SSRN Electronic Journal·2023Open Access
Oilseed-legume intercropping is productive and profitable in low input scenarios
Agricultural Systems·2022· 10 cited
Correction to: Phosphorus speciation and release from different plant litters on a River Murray (Australia) floodplain
Plant and Soil·2022· 1 citedOpen Access
Combining diffusive gradients in thin‐films (DGT) and <sup>31</sup>P NMR spectroscopy to determine phosphorus species in soil
Agricultural & Environmental Letters·2022· 1 citedOpen Access
Phosphorus speciation and release from different plant litters on a River Murray (Australia) floodplain
Plant and Soil·2021· 2 cited
A novel microcosm to identify inherently competitive microorganisms with the ability to mineralize phytate in solum
Soil Ecology Letters·2021· 6 citedOpen Access
Long-term changes in land use influence phosphorus concentrations, speciation, and cycling within subtropical soils
Geoderma·2021· 35 cited
Legume-oilseed intercropping in mechanised broadacre agriculture – a review
Field Crops Research·2020· 86 cited
A novel microcosm for recruiting inherently competitive biofertilizer-candidate microorganisms from soil environments
2020· 1 citedOpen Access
<i>Xylomelum occidentale</i> (Proteaceae) accesses relatively mobile soil organic phosphorus without releasing carboxylates
Journal of Ecology·2020· 29 citedOpen Access
Partitioning of phosphorus between biochemical and storage compounds in leaves follows a consistent pattern across four Australian genera growing in native settings
Plant and Soil·2020· 13 cited
Forms of Soil Phosphorus Accumulation in Grassland Soils
UKnowledge (University of Kentucky)·2020Open Access
The chemical nature of soil organic phosphorus: A critical review and global compilation of quantitative data
Advances in agronomy·2019· 67 cited
Amendment type and Time of Addition Influence the Effect of Short-term Heating on Soil Respiration and Nutrient Availability
Journal of soil science and plant nutrition·2019· 1 cited
Influence of long-term phosphorus fertilisation history on the availability and chemical nature of soil phosphorus
Geoderma·2019· 60 cited
Changes in phosphorus pools in the detritusphere induced by removal of P or switch of residues with low and high C/P ratio
Biology and Fertility of Soils·2019· 20 cited
Thermal degradation of phytate produces all four possible inositol pentakisphosphates as determined by ion chromatography and<sup>1</sup>H and<sup>31</sup>P NMR spectroscopy
Phosphorus, sulfur, and silicon and the related elements·2019· 6 cited
Impact of a short heating event followed by rewetting on soil respiration and nutrient availability is not only due to soil drying during heating
Biology and Fertility of Soils·2019· 6 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Ronald J. Smernik(29), Ann McNeill(9), Petra Marschner(6), Timothy I. McLaren(5), Mike J. McLaughlin(5), Alan E. Richardson(5), Emmanuel Frossard(5), Sean Mason(5), Warwick J. Dougherty(4), Foyjunnessa(4), Astrid Oberson(3), Else K. Bünemann(3), Alyce Dowling(3), Penny Roberts(3), Yi Zhou(3), Matthew D. Denton(3), Kehinde O. Erinle(3), Luke M. Mosley(3), Melinda R.S. Moata(3), Lynne M. Macdonald(3)