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Earthworms of the world
Armored mites, beetle mites, or moss mites: the fantastic world of Oribatida
Can we save the beast by conserving the beauty?
How introduced earthworms alter ecosystems
How soil invertebrates deal with microplastic contamination
Double whammy for life in soil? The effects of drought and fertilizer use
The bizarre role of soil animals in the decomposition of dead leaves
Springtails — worldwide jumpers
The fascinating world of belowground communication
Bacteria in soil keep your hamburger “healthy”
Decomposition in peatlands: who are the players and what affects them?
Soil ecosystems change with time
Dirt is not dead: How land use affects the living soil
Does plant biodiversity influence nutrient cycles?
Dung beetles help keep ecosystems healthy
Learning more about earthworms with citizen science
Earthworms and their role in greenhouse gas emissions ↓ PDF
Plant-eating nematodes and the key to fighting them
From the soil to the club in the roots: clubroot
Protecting soil biodiversity: a dirty job, but somebody’s gotta do it!
Soil organisms have favorite forage plants
Having babies in soil: is sex really necessary?
The way soil organisms look can help us understand their importance ↓ PDF
Looking for earthworms in deadwood
Microbial mats: primitive structures that could help us find life on other worlds
The soil fungi: a web of life that protects trees and fight climate change
Studying the activity of leaf-litter fauna: a small world to discover
Super-small predators in soils: who are they and what do they do?
Tiny fungi in the soil are like medicine for nature ↓ PDF
Soil ecologists as detectives discovering who eats whom or what in the soil