Sarah L. O'Brien
Affiliations: | Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, IL, United States |
Area:
soil ecology, soil organic matter cycling, microbial ecologyGoogle:
"Sarah O'Brien"Parents
Sign in to add mentor| Julie D. Jastrow | grad student | 2001-2010 | Argonne National Laboratory | |
| Miquel A. Gonzalez-Meler | grad student | 2003-2010 | University of Illinois, Chicago | |
| (Controls on soil carbon accrual in restored perennial grasslands.) | ||||
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| O'Brien SL, Gibbons SM, Owens SM, et al. (2016) Spatial scale drives patterns in soil bacterial diversity. Environmental Microbiology |
| O'Brien SL, Jastrow JD, Grimley DA, et al. (2015) Edaphic controls on soil organic carbon stocks in restored grasslands Geoderma. 251: 117-123 |
| O'Brien SL, Jastrow JD. (2013) Physical and chemical protection in hierarchical soil aggregates regulates soil carbon and nitrogen recovery in restored perennial grasslands Soil Biology and Biochemistry. 61: 1-13 |
| O'Brien SL, Jastrow JD, McFarlane KJ, et al. (2013) Decadal cycling within long-lived carbon pools revealed by dual isotopic analysis of mineral-associated soil organic matter Biogeochemistry. 112: 111-125 |
| O'Brien SL, Glass EM, Brulc JM, et al. (2011) Meeting report: the 2 annual argonne soils workshop, argonne national laboratory, chicago illinois, USA, october 6-8, 2010. Standards in Genomic Sciences. 5: 198-202 |
| Iversen CM, O'Brien SL. (2010) Organized Oral Session 3. Missing Links in the Root–Soil Organic Matter Continuum Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America. 91: 54-64 |
| O'Brien SL, Jastrow JD, Grimley DA, et al. (2010) Moisture and vegetation controls on decadal-scale accrual of soil organic carbon and total nitrogen in restored grasslands Global Change Biology. 16: 2573-2588 |
| O'Brien SL, Iversen CM. (2009) Missing links in the root-soil organic matter continuum. The New Phytologist. 184: 513-6 |