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Phylogeography of Austral soil invertebrates
2023Soil invertebrates are terrestrial animals belonging to ancient phyla that emerged almost half a billion years ago. They have since spread throughout all known landmasses, with contemporary distributions governed by geological and environmental change across spatial and temporal gradients across the globe.
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Yeasts associated with soil invertebrates
Biology and Fertility of Soils, 1993The hindgut of the diplopod Pachyiulus flavipes is inhabited by specific yeast populations. The yeast communities consist almost exclusively of ascomycetes, viz., Debaryomyces hansenii, Torulaspora delbrueckii, and Zygowilliopsis californica. Evidence is provided that the yeasts isolated from the gut can be considered symbionts that remain in a steady ...
B. A. Byzov +2 more
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Soil invertebrates are concentrated on roots
1991The density of invertebrates on roots and in soil was determined. This is the first time such observations have been reported; they were made by direct observation through windows of the Soil Biotron at the University of Michigan Biological Station, Pellston, MI.
J. Lussenhop, R. Fogel
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Leaf litter and soil invertebrates
2018The diversity of invertebrates occupying the leaf litter and organic layer of soil can be quantified to examine abiotic and biotic questions. This lab can be used as a starting point for a long-term study or short-term activity to study invertebrates.
Matlaga, Tanya, Mausteller, Emily
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Pesticide Residues in Soil Invertebrates
1973The broad-spectrum activity of some pesticides was realised at least 20 years ago (Pickett, 1949) and, since then, many studies have been done with elementary ecological techniques on the effects of pesticides on species of invertebrates against which they were not directed in soil (Edwards and Thompson, 1973).
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Carbohydrases in Soil and Litter Invertebrates
Oikos, 1962The feeding biology and food preferences of soil invertebrates have been studied in great detail by several authors whereas little is known about the range of digestive enzymes occurring in typical members of the soil fauna. The present paper is the result of a largely qualitative analysis of carbohydrases in some thirty soil invertebrates of widely ...
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THE ROLE OF SOIL INVERTEBRATES IN THE SOIL FORMATION PROCESSES
Bulletin of Osh State University, 2021Daniyar Bayyshovich Apyev +2 more
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Altitudinal patterns of dominant invertebrates in forest soil and litter are scale-different
Ecological Informatics, 2023Guorui Xu, Keming Ma
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