- The soil
biomantle can be
described and
defined in
several ways. Most simply, the soil
biomantle is the organic-rich
bioturbated upper part of the soil...
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vegetable gardens, lawns, or farms, as they like
moist soil (see Soil
biomantle). This has led to
their frequent treatment as pests.
Gophers eat plant...
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earth radiolarite Microfossil Reverse weathering Sedimentary ecology Soil
biomantle Soil
zoology soil
pathogens Pedodiversity Soil
biodiversity Rhizosphere...
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earth radiolarite Microfossil Reverse weathering Sedimentary ecology Soil
biomantle Soil
zoology soil
pathogens Pedodiversity Soil
biodiversity Rhizosphere...
- ****ociation with
plant roots. Thus, the A
horizon may be
referred to as the
biomantle. However,
since biological activity extends far
deeper into the soil,...
- animals, fungi,
bacteria and
humans affect soil
formation (see soil
biomantle and stonelayer). Soil animals,
including fauna and soil mesofauna, mix...
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Noosphere Rare
biosphere Shadow biosphere Simple biosphere model Soil
biomantle Wardian case
Winogradsky column "Biosphere" in The
Columbia Encyclopedia...
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recent work.
Plant to
plant communication via
mycorrhizal networks Soil
biomantle Soil
respiration Rhizobacteria Root
mucilage Yee, Mon Oo; Kim, Peter;...
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earth radiolarite Microfossil Reverse weathering Sedimentary ecology Soil
biomantle Soil
zoology soil
pathogens Pedodiversity Soil
biodiversity Rhizosphere...
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considered normal for
unsorted gravel size
material at
depths below the
biomantle.
Porosity in
finer material below the
aggregating influence of pedogenesis...
