2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.apsoil.2012.12.012
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Diversity of terrestrial Enchytraeidae (Oligochaeta) in Latin America: Current knowledge and future research potential

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“…12.000 ind.m 2 , among which a single sample reached appr. 44.000 ind.m 2 in Mixed Araucaria Forest (subtropical area), suggesting that densities in South America may harbor habitats reaching numbers as high as in Europe if more habitats and biomes are studied, in agreement with the conclusions stated by Schmelz et al (2013). These numbers are comparable to what Dezi et al (2013) found in agricultural soils in India (16.000 ind.m 2 ) and are higher than found by Chan andHeenan (1995) (2000 ind.m 2 ) in arable lands in Australia.…”
Section: Abundance Of Enchytraeids In (Sub)tropical Soilssupporting
confidence: 79%
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“…12.000 ind.m 2 , among which a single sample reached appr. 44.000 ind.m 2 in Mixed Araucaria Forest (subtropical area), suggesting that densities in South America may harbor habitats reaching numbers as high as in Europe if more habitats and biomes are studied, in agreement with the conclusions stated by Schmelz et al (2013). These numbers are comparable to what Dezi et al (2013) found in agricultural soils in India (16.000 ind.m 2 ) and are higher than found by Chan andHeenan (1995) (2000 ind.m 2 ) in arable lands in Australia.…”
Section: Abundance Of Enchytraeids In (Sub)tropical Soilssupporting
confidence: 79%
“…m 2 in Paramo soils at high mountains of 3230 m a.s.l. in Colombia, as recalculated by Schmelz et al (2013). These densities are similar to those obtained in acid soils of coniferous forests in Europe and peatlands (Didden, 1993), which can reach 300.000 ind.m 2 (Peachey, 1963).…”
Section: Abundance Of Enchytraeids In (Sub)tropical Soilssupporting
confidence: 62%
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