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Earthworms are sustained in a 116-year rye monoculture with ploughing by provision of soil organic carbon from farmyard manure
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• Lumbricus terrestris were only found in farmyard manure (FYM) across cropping systems. • All earthworm parameters were higher for FYM than mineral fertiliser or unfertilised. • Endogeic earthworm abundance was higher for crop rotation (CR) than monoculture (MC). • Soil organic carbon was highest for FYM and higher for MC than CR. • Litter decomposition rate was highest for FYM-CR and higher for CR than MC.
Keywords:
Allolobophora chlorotica
Lumbricus terrestris
Fertilisation
Long-term field experiment
Cropping system
Soil biology
Tea bag index
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