Conventional agricultural management negatively affects soil fauna abundance, soil physicochemical quality and multifunctionality
Most Cited Paper
in Invertebrate Taxonomy and Ecology
18 Months Post-Publication
Class of 2026
“Conventional agricultural management negatively affects soil fauna abundance, soil physicochemical quality and multifunctionality”
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Conventional farming · Livestock-integrated agriculture · conservation agriculture · natural grassland · soil fauna abundance · soil multifunctionality · Soil health · Soil structure disruption · deep tillage · No-tillage farming · Soil C:N ratio · Soil aggregate stability · soil compaction · agricultural intensification · land use effects on biodiversity · species diversity response · Soil nutrient content · sustainable soil management practices · Soil structure disruption · ecosystem multifunctionality
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