1995
DOI: 10.1016/0269-7491(94)00097-w
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Earthworm communities along a gradient of urbanization

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“…This is in agreement with studies done by Neuhauser et al (1995) and Pizl and Josens (1995) who concluded that copper is only moderately concentrated in earthworm body tissues, because it is a micronutrient and can be regulated.…”
Section: Figsupporting
confidence: 93%
“…This is in agreement with studies done by Neuhauser et al (1995) and Pizl and Josens (1995) who concluded that copper is only moderately concentrated in earthworm body tissues, because it is a micronutrient and can be regulated.…”
Section: Figsupporting
confidence: 93%
“…The soil fauna of urban greens is particularly exposed to these pollutants. A number of studies have shown that species richness and diversity of earthworms decreased along a gradient of metal pollution (Pižl & Josens, 1995;Nahmani & Lavelle, 2002;Lukkari et al, 2004), and most laboratory ecotoxicity tests or fi eld studies have shown negative effects of metals on survival, growth, feeding activity and reproduction of earthworms (Cikutovic et al 1993;Khalil et al 1996;Kula & Larink, 1998). Several studies have also dealt with heavy metal (HM) effects on enchytraeids in the fi eld, usually in regard of pollution by metallurgical plants.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cette observation pourrait s'expliquer par le fait que la survie des vers de terre soit négativement impactée par les fortes concentrations de substances polluantes mesurées à proximité de la chaussée. Ce résultat est en adéquation avec ceux de plusieurs auteurs (Pižl & Josens, 1995 ;Spurgeon et al, 2000 ;Nahmani et al, 2003 ;Zheng et al, 2008) qui ont montré que les ETM et les HAP réduisent la densité des vers de terre, leur croissance pondérale et leur fertilité. Par ailleurs, l'utilisation du mécanisme d'évitement des poches de pollution du sol pourrait également expliquer cette réduction des densités de vers de terre par monolithe le long des transects d'échantillonnage.…”
Section: Analyses Multivariéesunclassified