Author

D. M. Webley

Observed names: D M Webley, D. M. WEBLEY, D. Webley, D.M. Webley

Observed institutions: University of Aberdeen, Macaulay Development Trust

OpenAlex ID: A5013823824

Solubilization of Minerals and Related Materials by 2-ketogluconic Acid-producing Bacteria

1963 · R. B. DUFF, D. M. WEBLEY, et al. · Soil Science · 220

The Microbilogy of Rocks and Weathered Stones

1963 · D. M. WEBLEY, MOIRA E. K. HENDERSON, et al. · Journal of Soil Science · 129

The occurrence of α(1–3)glucan in Cryptococcus, schizosaccharomyces and Polyporus species, and its hydrolysis by a Streptomyces culture filtrate lysing cell walls of Cryptococcus

1968 · J.S.D. Bacon, D. Jones, et al. · Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - General Subjects · 126

The Bacteriology of the Root Region of the Oat Plant Grown Under Controlled Pot Culture Conditions

1959 · H. A. LOUW, D. M. WEBLEY · Journal of Applied Bacteriology · 106

A Study of Soil Bacteria Dissolving Certain Mineral Phosphate Fertilizers and Related Compounds

1959 · H. A. LOUW, D. M. WEBLEY · Journal of Applied Bacteriology · 100

A Study of the Breakdown of Organic Phosphates by Micro‐organisms from the Root Region of Certain Pasture Grasses

1965 · M. P. Greaves, D. M. Webley · Journal of Applied Bacteriology · 90

The hydrolysis of inositol phosphates by aerobacter aerogenes

1967 · M.P. Greaves, G. Anderson, et al. · Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Enzymology · 79

Development of a Soil Microflora in Relation to Plant Succession on Sand- Dunes, Including the `Rhizosphere' Flora Associated with Colonizing Species

1952 · D. M. Webley, D. J. Eastwood, et al. · Journal of Ecology · 79

2-ketogluconic acid as a natural chelator produced by soil bacteria

1959 · R. B. DUFF, D. M. Webley · Chemistry & Industry · 56

A Plate Method for studying the Breakdown of Synthetic and Natural Silicates by Soil Bacteria

1960 · D. M. WEBLEY, R. B. DUFF, et al. · Nature · 54

The separation of β-glucanases produced by Cytophaga johnsonii and their role in the lysis of yeast cell walls

1970 · J. S. D. Bacon, A. H. Gordon, et al. · Biochemical Journal · 48

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The hydrolysis of myoinositol hexaphosphate by soil microorganisms

1969 · M.P. Greaves, D.M. Webley · Soil Biology and Biochemistry · 45

Evidence for β-Oxidation in the Metabolism of Saturated Aliphatic Hydrocarbons by Soil Species of Nocardia

1956 · D. M. WEBLEY, R. B. DUFF, et al. · Nature · 45

Beta-oxidation of Fatty Acids by Nocardia opaca

1955 · D. M. WEBLEY, R. B. DUFF, et al. · Journal of General Microbiology · 44

Features of the Cell-Wall Structure of Yeast Revealed by the Action of Enzymes from a Non-Fruiting Myxobacterium (Cytophagajohnsonii)

1965 · J. S. D. Bacon, Beatrice D. Milne, et al. · Biochemical Journal · 38

The Microbiology of Composting

1947 · D. M. Webley · Proceedings of the Society for Applied Bacteriology · 31

A technique for the study of oxygen availability to micro-organisms in soil and its possible use as an index of soil aeration

1947 · D. M. Webley · The Journal of Agricultural Science · 29

An electron microscope study of the cell surface ofCytophaga johnsonii and some observations on related organisms

1965 · E. A. C. Follett, D. M. Webley · Antonie van Leeuwenhoek · 28

Polysaccharides synthesized by aerobic mesophilic spore-forming bacteria

1949 · W. G. C. Forsyth, D. M. Webley · Biochemical Journal · 28

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Lysis of cell walls ofMucor ramannianus möller by aStreptomyces sp.

1968 · D. Jones, J. S. D. Bacon, et al. · Antonie van Leeuwenhoek · 25

The effects of the addition to soil of alginic acid and of other forms of organic matter on soil aeration

1947 · J. H. Quastel, D. M. Webley · The Journal of Agricultural Science · 25

The incidence, in soils and other habitats, of micro-organisms producing 2-ketogluconic acid

1965 · D. M. Webley, R. B. Duff · Plant and Soil · 24

A Study of Polysaccharide‐producing Organisms Occurring in the Root Region of Certain Pasture Grasses

1965 · D. M. WEBLEY, R. B. DUFF, et al. · Journal of Soil Science · 24

The Morphology of Nocardia opaca Waksman & Henrici (Proactinomyces opacus Jensen) when Grown on Hydrocarbons, Vegetable Oils, Fatty Acids and Related Substances

1954 · D. M. Webley · Journal of General Microbiology · 24

Formation of a β-Hydroxy Acid as an Intermediate in the Microbiological Conversion of Monochlorophenoxybutyric Acids to the Corresponding Substituted Acetic Acids

1957 · D. M. WEBLEY, R. B. DUFF, et al. · Nature · 22

Works count: 59

Citation count: 1,906

H-index: 24

I10-index: 44