Titlebook: Biological Invasions Belowground: Earthworms as Invasive Species; Paul F. Hendrit Book 2006 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2006 Eart

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Lumbricid earthworm invasion in the Carpathian Mountains and some other sites in Romania,c or rare species of the former earthworm communities which were recorded 20–30 years ago. Seven different cases of earthworm invasion are currently described. Invader species have larger ecological tolerances as compared with the endemic species.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-60905-7c or rare species of the former earthworm communities which were recorded 20–30 years ago. Seven different cases of earthworm invasion are currently described. Invader species have larger ecological tolerances as compared with the endemic species.

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Klassische Mechanik mit Concept-Mapseffects of exotic earthworms to understand the interactions of earthworm invasion and land use history in the tropics. Patterns in the abundance, effects and mechanisms of earthworm invasions on ecosystem processes in the tropics are elucidated using . as a case study.

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Book 2006earned about these ‘cryptic’ biological invasions. The papers in this book are based on efforts by an international group of soil ecologists to assess the biological and ecological mechanisms of earthworm invasions, their geographic extent and impacts on terrestrial ecosystems, and possible means by which earthworm invasions might be mitigated. .

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belowground systems.Explores mechanisms and impacts of invas.The most conspicuous biological invasions in terrestrial ecosystems have been by exotic plants, insects and vertebrates. Less conspicuous but possibly of equal importance are invasions by soil invertebrates, which are occurring literally b

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