Titlebook: Biology of Earthworms; C. A. Edwards,J. R. Lofty Book 1977 C. A. Edwards and J. R. Lofty 1977 Vibration.growth.heat.microorganism.nervous

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-12172-6The activities of earthworms that have most influence on soil structure are: (1) Ingestion of soil, partial breakdown of organic matter, intimate mixing of these fractions, and ejection of this material as surface or sub-surface casts. (2) Burrowing through the soil and bringing subsoil to the surface.

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Biology,It should be emphasized that our present knowledge of the life cycles of even quite common earthworms is very inadequate, and requires much more study.

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Earthworms and soil fertility,The activities of earthworms that have most influence on soil structure are: (1) Ingestion of soil, partial breakdown of organic matter, intimate mixing of these fractions, and ejection of this material as surface or sub-surface casts. (2) Burrowing through the soil and bringing subsoil to the surface.

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Kommutative algebraische Gruppen und Ringeany other aspects of their biology. The reader is referred to a comparatively recent text, ‘The Physiology of Earthworms’ by M. S. Laverack (1963), for a more detailed treatment than is possible in the present work.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-91481-2imal residues may be decomposed by the microflora but much organic matter, particularly the tougher plant leaves, stems and root material, does not breakdown without first being disintegrated by soil animals and acted upon by enzymes in their intestines. Earthworms have an important role in this ini

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Rhonda Brown,Einar Thorsteinssonhe worms live. For instance, Bassalik (1913) isolated more than fifty species of bacteria from the alimentary canal of ., but found none that differed from those in the soil from which the worms had been taken. This was confirmed for three species of earthworms by Parle (1963), who reported that mos

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-12172-6ge during cultivation, to the loss of the insulating layer of vegetation, or to a decreased supply of food as the organic matter content gradually decreases. Many workers have considered that these differences are largely due to mechanical damage during cultivation. When old grassland is ploughed, t