Paul W. Hill

Overview

Best Publications

• Rewriting yeast central carbon metabolism for industrial isoprenoid production

  Adam L. Meadows;Kristy M. Hawkins;Yoseph Tsegaye;Eugene Antipov

  685
  Citations

• Fast turnover of low molecular weight components of the dissolved organic carbon pool of temperate grassland field soils

  Elizabeth Boddy;Paul W. Hill;John Farrar;David L. Jones

  332
  Citations

• Root exudate components change litter decomposition in a simulated rhizosphere depending on temperature.

  Yakov Kuzyakov;Yakov Kuzyakov;Paul W. Hill;David L. Jones

  286
  Citations

• Decoupling of microbial glucose uptake and mineralization in soil

  Paul W. Hill;John F. Farrar;David L. Jones

  235
  Citations

• Vascular plant success in a warming Antarctic may be due to efficient nitrogen acquisition

  Paul W. Hill;John Farrar;Paula Roberts;Mark Farrell;Mark Farrell;Mark Farrell

  214
  Citations

• Soil microbial organic nitrogen uptake is regulated by carbon availability

  Mark Farrell;Miranda Prendergast-Miller;Davey L. Jones;Paul W. Hill

  202
  Citations

• Farmyard manure applications stimulate soil carbon and nitrogen cycling by boosting microbial biomass rather than changing its community composition

  Qingxu Ma;Qingxu Ma;Yuan Wen;Deying Wang;Xiaodan Sun

  191
  Citations

• Microbial competition for nitrogen and carbon is as intense in the subsoil as in the topsoil

  David Jones;Ebtsam Magthab;D.B. Gleeson;Paul Hill

  177
  Citations

• Use of untargeted metabolomics for assessing soil quality and microbial function

  Emma Withers;Paul W. Hill;David R. Chadwick;David R. Chadwick;Davey L. Jones;Davey L. Jones

  170
  Citations

• Acquisition and Assimilation of Nitrogen as Peptide-Bound and D-Enantiomers of Amino Acids by Wheat

  Paul W. Hill;Richard S. Quilliam;Thomas H. DeLuca;John Farrar

  169
  Citations

• Turnover of low molecular weight dissolved organic C (DOC) and microbial C exhibit different temperature sensitivities in Arctic tundra soils

  Elizabeth Boddy;Paula Roberts;Paul W. Hill;John Farrar

  145
  Citations

• Seasonal variation in soluble soil carbon and nitrogen across a grassland productivity gradient

  Mark Farrell;Mark Farrell;Mark Farrell;Paul W. Hill;John Farrar;Richard D. Bardgett

  131
  Citations

• Oligopeptides Represent a Preferred Source of Organic N Uptake: A Global Phenomenon?

  Mark Farrell;Mark Farrell;Mark Farrell;Paul W. Hill;John Farrar;Thomas H. DeLuca;Thomas H. DeLuca

  120
  Citations

• Biosphere-atmosphere interactions of ammonia with grasslands: Experimental strategy and results from a new European initiative

  M.A. Sutton;C. Milford;E. Nemitz;M.R. Theobald

  107
  Citations

• The fate of photosynthetically-fixed carbon in Lolium perenne grassland as modified by elevated CO2 and sward management

  Paul W. Hill;C. Marshall;G. G. Williams;H. Blum

  104
  Citations

• Role of substrate supply on microbial carbon use efficiency and its role in interpreting soil microbial community-level physiological profiles (CLPP)

  D.L. Jones;P.W. Hill;A.R. Smith;M. Farrell

  102
  Citations

• Rapid peptide metabolism: A major component of soil nitrogen cycling?

  Mark Farrell;Mark Farrell;Mark Farrell;Paul W. Hill;Sudas D. Wanniarachchi;John Farrar

  102
  Citations

• The mobility of nitrification inhibitors under simulated ruminant urine deposition and rainfall: a comparison between DCD and DMPP

  Karina A. Marsden;Antonio J. Marín-Martínez;Antonio Vallejo;Paul W. Hill

  93
  Citations

• Priming of the decomposition of ageing soil organic matter: concentration dependence and microbial control

  Johannes Rousk;Paul W. Hill;Davey L. Jones

  91
  Citations

• Combined use of empirical data and mathematical modelling to better estimate the microbial turnover of isotopically labelled carbon substrates in soil

  H.C. Glanville;P.W. Hill;A. Schnepf;E. Oburger

  90
  Citations

• Seasonal variability of apoplastic NH4+ and pH in an intensively managed grassland

  Benjamin Loubet;Celia Milford;Paul W. Hill;Y. Sim Tang

  83
  Citations

• Bigger may be better in soil N cycling: Does rapid acquisition of small L-peptides by soil microbes dominate fluxes of protein-derived N in soil?

  Paul W. Hill;Mark Farrell;Mark Farrell;Davey L. Jones

  80
  Citations