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Biodiversity of a temperate karst landscape-ice cave collapse doline supports high α-diversity of the soil mesofauna. [PDF]
Petrovová V +3 more
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South Africa is rich in mineral resources and is one of the leading raw material exporters in the world. Mining is essential for economic development, but also has detrimental environmental consequences in the form of chemical waste products which are ...
Theron, Pieter Daniel +2 more
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This field experiment summarizes fifteen years of research at GKVK, UAS, Bengaluru, during the Kharif season. The study assessed how different rates of farm yard manure (FYM) and fertilizers affect the abundance of introduced native soil mesofauna in a ...
KUMAR N.G., NIRMALA P., AVINASH T.G
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Land use change (LUC), specifically the cultivation of monoculture sugarcane, can negatively impact soil biodiversity, leading to a decline in soil health and ecosystem functioning.
Beatriz S. Vanolli (17749872) +5 more
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A review of soil mesofauna research in Croatia
Tlo je jedan od najznačajnijih faktora održanja biološke raznolikosti. Ono predstavlja vitalni resurs koji predstavlja izvor hranjivih tvari za pojedine trofičke sustave.
Nemec, Vita
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The impact of Paulownia-buckwheat intercropping on the biodiversity of different living biota. [PDF]
Liszewski M +11 more
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Soil formation is crucial for successful reclamation of industrial affected land. Companies are anxious to obtain ecological data indicating success of their remediation efforts. Soil fauna are a vital part of soil ecosystem function, actively involved
Battigelli, Jeffrey P.
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Different patterns, but no temporal decline in temperate forest soil meso- and macrofauna over the last decade. [PDF]
Pollierer MM +5 more
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Temporal response of belowground and aboveground organisms to microclimate changes in irrigated mediterranean vineyards. [PDF]
Melloul E +5 more
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Climate change impact on Alpine soil mesofauna
Ziel dieser Studie war es, die Informationslücken über die alpine Bodenmesofauna (in der Boden- und/oder Streuschicht lebende wirbellose Tiere mit einer Größe zwischen 0,1 mm und 2 mm) und die Faktoren, die die Abundanz (Individuen/m²) von Collembolen (Springschwänzen) in der Streu und im Oberboden (0-5 cm) beeinflussen, weiter zu schließen.
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