Earthworms regulate soil microbial and plant residues through decomposition
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in Invertebrate Taxonomy and Ecology
18 Months Post-Publication
Class of 2026
“Earthworms regulate soil microbial and plant residues through decomposition”
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earthworms · Drawida gisti · Metaphire guillelmi · endogeic earthworms · microbial cellular residues · microbial extracellular residues · amino sugars · extracellular polymeric substances · EPS-protein · EPS-polysaccharide · plant residues · lignin phenols · Particulate organic matter · Particulate organic matter · fast-decaying plant residues · slow-decaying plant residues · Microcosm experiment · soil organic matter composition · decomposition regulation
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