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Indicators for Monitoring Soil Biodiversity [PDF]
A Bispo,3 D Cluzeau,4 R Creamer,1 M Dombos,I U Graefe,# PH Krogh,33 JP Sousa,44 G Peres,4 M Rutgers,11 A Winding,33 and J Rombke*II 7French Agency for Environment and Energy Management, France 8University of Rennes, France 6Teagasc, Ireland IResearch Institute for Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry, Hungary #Institut fur Angewandte Bodenbiologie ...
Bispo, A.+10 more
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Soil invertebrates are among the least understood metazoans on Earth. Thus far, the lack of taxonomically broad and dense genomic resources has made it hard to thoroughly investigate their evolution and ecology.
Gemma Collins+20 more
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The objective of this study is to contribute in assessing and mapping of the salinity risks level of soil and groundwater for irrigation in the Mina plain. The experimentation was carried out on a surface area of 4000 ha. Electromagnetic conductivity (EM)
Berkane Ibrahim+6 more
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Biodiversity, both aboveground and belowground, is negatively affected by global changes such as drought or warming. This loss of biodiversity impacts Earth's ecosystems, as there is a positive relationship between biodiversity and ecosystem functioning (
Alejandro Berlinches de Gea+2 more
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Soil biodiversity does not only represent a major share of the total Earth’s biodiversity, but has also major importance for the functioning of terrestrial ecosystems.
Nico Eisenhauer+2 more
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LUCAS Soil Biodiversity and LUCAS Soil Pesticides, new tools for research and policy development
The European Green Deal puts a healthy environment at the core of policy‐making initiatives in the European Union (EU). Soil, due to its nature, is a central actor to be considered when developing and implementing actions in many areas, from biodiversity
A. Orgiazzi+9 more
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Vineyard Management and Its Impacts on Soil Biodiversity, Functions, and Ecosystem Services
Healthy soils form the basis of sustainable viticulture, where soil characteristics have a direct impact on wine quantity and quality. Soil not only provides water and nutrients to vines, but is also a living medium containing micro- and macroorganisms ...
Brice Giffard+30 more
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Soil biodiversity and nature-mimicry in agriculture; the power of metaphor?
Attention to soil biodiversity and its importance for sustainable food production has markedly increased in recent years. In particular, the loss of soil biodiversity as a consequence of intensive agriculture, land degradation and climate change has ...
M. Pulleman+3 more
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Soil Biodiversity and the Environment [PDF]
Soils represent a significant reservoir of biological diversity that underpins a broad range of key processes and moderate ecosystem service provision. Our understanding of the role that soil organisms play in ecosystems is still developing, but the increased investigation into biodiversity-ecosystem functioning relationships in soils over the past ...
Nielsen, Uffe N. (R17023)+2 more
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Challenges of and opportunities for protecting European soil biodiversity
Soil biodiversity and related ecosystem functions are neglected in most biodiversity assessments and nature conservation actions. We examined how society, and particularly policy makers, have addressed these factors worldwide with a focus on Europe and ...
Romy Zeiss+9 more
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