Titlebook: Earthworm Ecology; From Darwin to Vermi J. E. Satchell Book 1983 Chapman and Hall Ltd 1983 ecology

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-5905-0cole oligochaetes first appeared in the Upper Triassic. Michaelsen (1921), interpreting earthworm distribution in terms of Wegner’s theory of continental drift, put their origin in the Carboniferous period and Wilcke (1955), from considerations of earthworm ecology, concluded that mull-forming, soil

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Fundamental Concepts of Control,Africa. These changes have been considerable and many former specimen localities of fifty or even less years ago cannot be found today (Liungstr?m, 1972; Du lessis, 1978). This chapter relates the present distribution of endemic and exotic species to climate, changes in vegetation following developm

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-16144-7urface. This report describes (a) the status of certain macronutrients in these casts and in the underlying soils both with and without litter cover, (b) the microflora of the casts, and (c) the effect of natural wild fire on the casts.

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Systems of first order equations,agricultural production. The success of conventional reclamation techniques may be limited by poor soil structure and low inherent soil fertility. Evidence linking earthworm activity with good soil structure and fertility has stimulated research into earthworm ecology in reclaimed soils. This chapte

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