Toggle Main Menu Toggle Search

Open Access padlockePrints

Browsing publications by Dr Elisa Lopez-Capel

Newcastle AuthorsTitleYearFull text
Dr Graham Purvis
Dr Naoko Sano
Dr Cees van der Land
Professor Neil Gray
Dr Elisa Lopez-Capel
et al.		A comparison of the molecular composition of plant and fungal structuralbiopolymer standards with the organic material in early cretaceous OntongJava Plateau Tuff2021
Gerardo Aldana
Dr Elisa Lopez-Capel
Professor David Werner
Agrochemical leaching reduction in biochar‐amended tropical soils of Belize2021
Dr Elisa Lopez-Capel
Comparison of organic substrates in urban rooftop agriculture, towards improving crop production resilience to temporary drought in Mediterranean cities2021
Caio Zani
John Gowing
Dr Geoffrey Abbott
Dr James Taylor
Dr Elisa Lopez-Capel
et al.		Grazed temporary grass‐clover leys in crop rotations can have a positive impact on soil quality under both conventional and organic agricultural systems2021
Nicole Kennard
Dr Ross Stirling
Dr Ankush Prashar
Dr Elisa Lopez-Capel
Evaluation of Recycled Materials as Hydroponic Growing Media2020
Joan Munoz Liesa
Dr Mohammad Royapoor
Dr Elisa Lopez-Capel
Dr Eva Cuerva
Quantifying energy symbiosis of building-integrated agriculture in a mediterranean rooftop greenhouse2020
Dr Elisa Lopez-Capel
Response of Ancient and Modern Wheat Varieties to Biochar Application: Effect on Hormone and Gene Expression Involved in Germination and Growth2020
Dr Graham Purvis
Dr Cees van der Land
Dr Elisa Lopez-Capel
James Hood
Jake Sheriff
et al.		Combining thermal hydrolysis and methylation-gas chromatography/mass spectrometry with X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy to characterise complex organic assemblages in geological material2019
Joan Munoz Liesa
Dr Mohammad Royapoor
Dr Elisa Lopez-Capel
Dr Eva Cuerva
Improving urban metabolism: Bi-directional energy and environmental benefits of rooftop greenhouse and building integration2019
Dr Jayne Carrick
Cosmos Adjei
Hassan Ashraa Kalee
Steven Banks
Dr Rike Bolam
et al.		Is planting trees the solution to reducing flood risks?2019
12345