2010
DOI: 10.21829/azm.2010.262887
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Evaluación de la macrofauna del suelo en rotaciones cultivos-pasturas con laboreo convencional

Abstract: Los invertebrados que habitan el suelo son actores importantes en los procesos edáficos. La fauna edáfica comprende a organismos con tamaños y estrategias adaptativas diferentes. Los de mayor tamaño, constituyen la macrofauna (ancho del cuerpo mayor a 2 mm), que se destaca porque directa o indirectamente afectan las propiedades del suelo. Las comunidades presentes son la consecuencia de las prácticas de manejo de suelo que se realizan, por lo que tienen gran potencial de uso como indicadores. Este trabajo tuvo… Show more

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“…These data on Earthworm populations in litter and layers from 0 to 20 cm 2 have been confirmed by Castillo and Vera (2000), Pashanasi (2001), Zerbino (2010), and these populations have a beneficial role in the soil. Training is very important and sensitive to management practices in the banana farms of León and Posoltega.…”
Section: Relative and Dominant Abundancesupporting
confidence: 72%
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“…These data on Earthworm populations in litter and layers from 0 to 20 cm 2 have been confirmed by Castillo and Vera (2000), Pashanasi (2001), Zerbino (2010), and these populations have a beneficial role in the soil. Training is very important and sensitive to management practices in the banana farms of León and Posoltega.…”
Section: Relative and Dominant Abundancesupporting
confidence: 72%
“…In studies reported by Zerbino et al (2008) and Zerbino (2010), shown that the discrepancies in the constitution of the megafauna's community and proportions of functional groups are aspects influenced by the species, the richness of plant species and management, and states that it affects living organisms. This is because they determine the available resources and influence the interactions between herbivores, their controllers, and the destroyers identified by Moore et al (2004).…”
Section: Functional Groupsmentioning
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“…Caracterizados por una intensa actividad biológica, vinculada al componente arbóreo con alta deposición de hojarasca, cobertura edáfica permanente, mejor estructura del suelo, importante cantidad de materia orgánica, y mayor protección a los agentes climáticos externos y disponibilidad de agua asociado a su profundo y perenne sistema radical (Caicedo-Rosero, Benavides, Carvajal y Revelo, 2021;Durán y Suárez, 2013;López-Vigoa et al, 2017). Del mismo modo, diversos autores reportan relación positiva entre los índices biológicos y los recursos mencionados (Clapperton, Kanashiro y Behan, 2002;Fraser, Haynes y Williams, 1994;Zerbino, 2010).…”
Section: Efecto De Los Sistemas De Producción Agropecuarios Sobre La ...unclassified