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Effects of agriculture on earthworm populations,e land in late spring did not decrease earthworm numbers. Indeed, it would be surprising if mechanical damage by ploughing was very important, because the plough merely turns the soil over, and probably has little effect on worms with deep burrows. Preparation of seed beds by rotary cultivation, har

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,Online ist alles anders – oder doch nicht?,d that there was a great increase in total numbers of bacteria and actinomycetes in the earthworm gut compared with those in the soil, numbers increasing exponentially from the anterior to the posterior portions of the gut (Table 17) (Parle, 1959 a).