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Quantification of field earthworm burrowing rates using repeated X-ray scanning of open soil cores
Earthworms contribute to soil functioning by burrowing through soil, but quantitative knowledge of their burrowing activities and how environmental factors influence it under field conditions is still limited. The objectives of this study were to test a method for quantification of the tempo
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