Titlebook: Biology and Ecology of Earthworms; Clive A. Edwards,Norman Q. Arancon Book 2022Latest edition Springer Science+Business Media, LLC, part o

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The Influence of Environmental Factors on Earthworms,ntolerant to acid soils, some species thrive in it. There is limited experimental evidence of the survival of earthworms in oxygen and carbon dioxide present in their habit, although earthworms have been shown to tolerate high concentrations of CO. even up to 50%. Light to medium loams seem to gener

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The Role of Earthworms in Organic Matter and Nutrient Cycles,t factors and their interactions including soil type, vegetation and the availability, quantity of organic matter, microbial community composition in the middens, and the surrounding environment and land use. Earthworms contribute to the generation of CO. through respiration and the mineralization o

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Interactions Between Earthworms, Microorganisms, and Other Invertebrates,worm casts contain many more microorganisms than in bulk soil. Earthworm castings also contain much greater proportions of fungi, actinomycetes, and bacteria in addition to displaying higher enzyme activity than that of the surrounding soil. The castings of different earthworm species have been foun

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Earthworms, Soil Structure, Fertility, and Productivity,fects of earthworms on soils and plants from their abiotic effects, but most research addresses these aspects separately. The great influence of earthworms on nutrient availability and organic matter cycles and through their interactions with soil microorganisms in the decomposition of organic matte

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Earthworms as Pests and Benefactors,s are buried deep in the soil. They can also spread soil fungi, including pathogens, throughout the soil by dispersing spores and hyphal fragments. However, earthworms’ indiscriminate ingestion of these organisms could facilitate the dispense of beneficial disease-biocontrol agents, nematodes, and o

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Effects of Agricultural Practices and Chemicals on Earthworms,e buried deep in the soil. They can also spread soil fungi, including pathogens, throughout the soil by dispersing spores and hyphal fragments. However, earthworm’s indiscriminate ingestion of these organisms could facilitate dispense of beneficial disease-biocontrol agents, nematodes and other micr

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Interne und eingehende Aktivit?tenally or consistently parthenogenetically..Structurally, earthworms have large coelomic cavities containing coelomocytes, a closed vascular system with at least a dorsal and a ventral trunk and a ventral nerve cord. The alimentary canal is basically an anterior–posterior tube with excretion through t

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Interne und eingehende Aktivit?tene discussed with proposed changes from recent genetic sequencing tools. Geographical distribution and earthworm biogeography are also discussed with some variations of evolutionary descent and species divergence corroborated from studies using genetic methods.