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Cover: Micrographs were taken in the Thies laboratory at Cornell with a Nikon Biophot microscope equipped with a Retiga 1300C digital camera and ImagePro Plus software. Photo credits are given in parentheses following each panel description. (Upper left) mites and springtails (C. Jones); (Upper right) soil nematode (C. Jones); (Middle left) soil ciliate (C. Jones); (Middle right) soil arthropod (A. Hornor); (Lower left) soil annelid (C. Jones); (Lower right) Metarhizium anisopliae, a soil fungus (C. Jones). See Devare et al., p. "Effect of Cry3Bb Transgenic Corn and Tefluthrin on the Soil Microbial Community: Biomass, Activity, and Diversity." 837-843. This paper is part of the special submissions section in this issue that starts on p. 805.