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Influence of indigenous tree presence on soil macrofauna and soil organic matter dynamics in tropical agricultural landscapes
Abstract Trees in farmlands contribute to soil organic matter levels through leaf litter additions and root turnover. Trees also play important roles in the improvement of nutrient cycling and a more efficient utilization of existing soil nutrients as well as those externally applied. Soil macrofaun
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