Titlebook: Microfloral and faunal interactions in natural and agro-ecosystems; Myron J. Mitchell,James P. Nakas Book 1986 Martinus Nijhoff/Dr W. Junk

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The Role of Microfloral and Faunal Interactions in Affecting Soil Processes,require more investigation..Recent experiments in agroecosystems are attempting to elucidate how the basic mechanisms of trophic interactions are modified or altered in zero-tillage versus conventional tillage regimes in various crops (such as dryland wheat, soybeans, and corn)..With the existence o

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Effects of Management on Soil Decomposers and Decomposition Processes in Grassland,3-5o may be assimilated by cattle (Coleman .. 1976). At the other extreme, under conditions of intensive sheep grazing in temperate grasslands up to 60% of annual shoot production may be assimilated by the sheep (Hutchinson and King 1980a) while in intensively fertilized, mown grassland over 90% of

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Microfloral and faunal interactions in natural and agro-ecosystems978-94-009-5173-0

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Introduction,ound portion of the Metaphyta or higher plants constitute the living milieu, components of which are in intimate association with each other as well as the abiotic constituents of the soil. Since these associations or interactions are important in regulating both the flux and availability of energy

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