Pedobiologia

From Darwin to Microsatellites
pp. 397-399(3)
Author: Morgan A.J.

The influence of Gilberto Righi on tropical earthworm taxonomy: the value of a full-time taxonomist
pp. 400-404(5)
Authors: Fragoso C.; Brown G.; Feijoo A.

The role of Gilberto Righi in the development of tropical microdrile taxonomy
pp. 405-412(8)
Authors: Römbke J.

The status of Gilberto Righis earthworm collection at the museum of São Paulo – Righi memorial: tropical ecology
pp. 413-418(6)
Authors: Moreno A.G.; Mischis C.C.

Endangered earthworms of Amazonia: an homage to Gilberto Righi
pp. 419-427(9)
Authors: Lavelle P.; Lapied E.

Use of 18S, 16S rDNA and cytochrome c oxidase sequences in earthworm taxonomy (Oligochaeta, Lumbricidae)
pp. 428-433(6)
Authors: Pop A.A.; Wink M.; Pop V.V.

Low clonal diversity and morphometrics in the parthenogenetic earthworm Octolasion cyaneum (Sav.)
pp. 434-439(6)
Authors: Terhivuo J.; Saura A.

Use of earthworm casts to validate FT-IR spectroscopy as a ‘sentinel’ technology for high-throughput monitoring of global changes in microbial ecology
pp. 440-446(7)
Authors: Scullion J.; Elliott G.N.; Huang W.E.; Goodacre R.; Worgan H.; Darby R.; Bailey M.J.; Gwynn-Jones D.; Griffith G.W.; Winson M.K.; Williams P.A.; Clegg C.; Draper J.

The earthworm Expressed Sequence Tag project
pp. 447-451(5)
Authors: Stürzenbaum S.R.; Parkinson J.; Blaxter M.; Morgan A.J.; Kille P.; Georgiev O.

Species richness and zoogeographic affinities of earthworms in the Levant
pp. 452-457(6)
Authors: Pavlícek T.; Csuzdi C.; Nevo E.

The megadrile fauna (Annelida: Oligochaeta) of Maghreb: a biogeographical and ecological characterization
pp. 458-465(8)
Authors: Omodeo P.; Rota E.; Baha M.

Occurrence of an exotic earthworm (Amynthas agrestis) in undisturbed soils of the southern Appalachian Mountains, USA
pp. 466-470(5)
Authors: Callaham Jr. M.A.; Hendrix P.F.; Phillips R.J.

The peregrine earthworm Pontoscolex corethrurus in the East coast of Costa Rica
pp. 471-474(4)
Authors: Lapied E.; Lavelle P.

The oligochaetofauna of the Nipe soils in the Maricao State Forest, Puerto Rico
pp. 475-478(4)
Authors: Hubers H.; Borges S.; Alfaro M.

Earthworm communities in a wet agricultural landscape of the Seine Valley (Upper Normandy, France)
pp. 479-489(11)
Authors: Decaëns T.; Bureau F.; Margerie P.

Clusters in earthworm spatial distribution
pp. 490-496(7)
Author: Rossi J-P.

The spatiotemporal pattern of a tropical earthworm species assemblage and its relationship with soil structure
pp. 497-503(7)
Author: Rossi J-P.

Overwintering adaptations in earthworms
pp. 504-510(7)
Author: Holmstrup M.

Morphology and dynamics of calcium carbonate granules produced by different earthworm species
pp. 511-521(11)
Authors: Canti M.G.; Piearce T.G.

Segment formation of Enchytraeus japonensis (Oligochaeta: Enchytraeidae)
pp. 522-525(4)
Authors: Honda M.; Suzuki T.; Matsumoto S.; Gamou S.

Have spermatophores in Eisenia fetida (Oligochaeta, Lumbricidae) any reproductive role?
pp. 526-529(4)
Authors: Monroy F.; Aira M.; Velando A.; Domínguez J.

Uniparental reproduction of Eisenia fetida and E. andrei (Oligochaeta: Lumbricidae): evidence of self-insemination
pp. 530-534(5)
Authors: Domínguez J.; Velando A.; Aira M.; Monroy F.

Evidence for interpopulation differences in life history parameters of adult and F1 generation Lumbricus rubellus
pp. 535-541(7)
Authors: West H.K.; Morgan A.J.; Bowker D.W.; Davies M.S.t.u.a.r.t.; Herbert R.J.

Earthworm behaviour as a biomarker – a case study using imidacloprid
pp. 542-547(6)
Authors: Capowiez Y.; Rault M.; Mazzia C.; Belzunces L.

Resource distribution and surface activity of adult Lumbricus terrestris L. in an experimental system
pp. 548-553(6)
Authors: Butt K.R.; Nuutinen V.; Sirén T.

Burrowing behaviour of radio-labelled earthworms revealed by analysis of 3D-trajectories in artificial soil cores
pp. 554-559(6)
Authors: Bastardie F.; Capowiez Y.; Cluzeau D.

Natural abundance of ¹³C and ¹⁵N in earthworms from different cropping treatments
pp. 560-567(8)
Authors: Briones M.J.; Bol R.

Horizontal distribution of an earthworm community at El Molar, Madrid (Spain)
pp. 568-573(6)
Authors: Hernández P.; Gutiérrez M.; Ramajo M.; Trigo D.; Díaz Cosín D.J.

Influence of food particle size on inter- and intra-specific interactions of Allolobophora chlorotica (Savigny) and Lumbricus terrestris
pp. 574-577(4)
Authors: Lowe C.N.; Butt K.R.

Interaction of Lumbricus terrestris L. burrows with field subdrains
pp. 578-581(4)
Authors: Nuutinen V.; Butt K.R.

Short-range structures in earthworm spatial distribution
pp. 582-587(6)
Author: Rossi J-P.

A summary of eleven years progress in earthworm ecotoxicology
pp. 588-606(19)
Authors: Spurgeon D.J.; Weeks J.M.; Van Gestel C.A.

Ecotoxicological laboratory tests with enchytraeids: A review
pp. 607-616(10)
Authors: Römbke J.

A proteome-based assessment of the earthworm Eisenia fetida: response to chemical warfare agents in a sandy loam soil
pp. 617-621(5)
Authors: Kuperman R.G.; Checkai R.T.; Ruth L.M.; Henry T.; Simini M.; Kimmel D.G.; Phillips C.T.; Bradley B.P.

The influence of mineral solubility and soil solution concentration on the toxicity of copper to Eisenia fetida Savigny
pp. 622-632(11)
Authors: Arnold R.E.; Hodson M.E.; Black S.; Davies N.A.

Development of a methodology to investigate the importance of chemical speciation on the bioavailability of contaminants to Eisenia andrei
pp. 633-639(7)
Authors: Arnold R.E.; Langdon C.J.; Hodson M.E.; Black S.

Effect of heavy metals on coelomocytes of the earthworm Allolobophora chlorotica
pp. 640-645(6)
Authors: Homa J.; Niklinska M.; Plytycz B.

Does an ARYL HYDROCARBON RECEPTOR (AHR)-like molecule exist in earthworms? Some implications for immunity.
pp. 646-650(5)
Authors: Wiesner L.; Hahn M.E.; Karchner S.I.; Cooper E.L.; Kauschke E.

Survival and reproduction of Enchytraeus crypticus (Oligochaeta, Enchytraeidae) in a natural sandy loam soil amended with the nitro-heterocyclic explosives RDX and HMX
pp. 651-656(6)
Authors: Kuperman R.G.; Checkai R.T.; Simini M.; Phillips C.T.; Kolakowski J.E.; Kurnas C.W.; Sunahara G.I.

Reproduction and survival of Eisenia fetida in a sandy loam soil amended with the nitro-heterocyclic explosives RDX and HMX
pp. 657-662(6)
Authors: Simini M.; Checkai R.T.; Kuperman R.G.; Phillips C.T.; Kolakowski J.E.; Kurnas C.W.; Sunahara G.I.

Effects of heavy metal soil pollution on earthworm communities in the north of France
pp. 663-669(7)
Authors: Nahmani J.; Lavelle P.; Lapied E.; van Oort F.

Feeding behaviour of Eisenia andrei in two different field contaminated soils
pp. 670-675(6)
Authors: Fleuren R.H.; Jager T.; Roelofs W.; De Groot A.C.; Baerselman R.; Peijnenburg W.J.

Earthworm immunity: a model of immune competence
pp. 676-688(13)
Authors: Cooper E.L.; Roch P.

Annual changes in coelomocytes of four earthworm species
pp. 689-701(13)
Authors: Kurek A.; Plytycz B.

Effects of temperature and soil pollution on the presence of bacteria, coelomocytes and brown bodies in coelomic fluid of Dendrobaena veneta
pp. 702-709(8)
Authors: Wieczorek-Olchawa E.; Niklinska M.; Miedzobrodzki J.; Plytycz B.

Responses of coelomocytes from Lumbricus terrestris to native and non-native eukaryotic parasites
pp. 710-716(7)
Authors: Reinhart M.; Dollahon N.

Non-specific cellular function of Eisenia fetida regulated by polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons
pp. 717-723(7)
Authors: Komiyama K.; Okaue M.; Miki Y.; Ohkubo M.; Moro I.; Cooper E.L.

Large-scale vermicomposting: emission of nitrous oxide and effects of temperature on earthworm populations
pp. 724-730(7)
Authors: Frederickson J.; Howell G.

Effects of vermicomposts on growth and marketable fruits of field-grown tomatoes, peppers and strawberries
pp. 731-735(5)
Authors: Arancon N.Q.; Edwards C.A.; Bierman P.; Metzger J.D.; Lee S.; Welch C.

The trophic diversity of nematode communities in soils treated with vermicompost
pp. 736-740(5)
Authors: Arancon N.Q.; Galvis P.; Edwards C.; Yardim E.

Effects of humic acids derived from cattle, food and paper-waste vermicomposts on growth of greenhouse plants
pp. 741-744(4)
Authors: Arancon N.Q.; Lee S.; Edwards C.A.; Atiyeh R.

Soil pH preferences and the influences of soil type and temperature on the survival and growth of Aporrectodea longa (Lumbricidae)
pp. 745-753(9)
Authors: Baker G.H.; Whitby W.A.

Influence of different food substrates on growth and reproduction of two tropical earthworm species (Pontoscolex corethrurus and Amynthas corticis)
pp. 754-763(10)
Authors: García J.A.; Fragoso C.

No-tillage greatly increases earthworm populations in Paraná state, Brazil
pp. 764-771(8)
Authors: Brown G.G.; Benito N.P.; Pasini A.; Sautter K.D.; de F Guimarães M.; Torres E.

Medium-term evaluation of a forest soil restoration trial combining tree species change, fertilisation and earthworm introduction
pp. 772-783(12)
Authors: Muys B.; Beckers G.; Nachtergale L.; Lust N.; Merckx R.; Granval P.

UV-B radiation induced changes in litter quality affects earthworm growth and cast characteristics as determined by metabolic fingerprinting
pp. 784-787(4)
Authors: Gwynn-Jones D.; Huang W.; Easton G.; Goodacre R.; Scullion J.

Development of earthworm communities in translocated grasslands at Manchester Airport, UK
pp. 788-791(4)
Authors: Butt K.R.; Lowe C.N.a.t.h.a.n.; Walmsley T.

Earthworms of a land restoration site treated with paper mill sludge
pp. 792-795(4)
Authors: Piearce T.G.; Budd T.; Hayhoe J.M.; Sleep D.; Clasper P.J.

Rubber leaf litters (Hevea brasiliensis, var RRIM 600) as vermiculture substrate for epigeic earthworms, Perionyx excavatus, Eudrilus eugeniae and Eisenia fetida
pp. 796-800(5)
Authors: Chaudhuri P.S.; Pal T.K.; Bhattacharjee G.; Dey S.K.

Linking spatio-temporal dynamics of earthworm populations to nutrient cycling in temperate agricultural and forest ecosystems
pp. 801-806(6)
Authors: Whalen J.K.; Costa C.

Effects of residue management on earthworm surface cast production after Chromolaena odorata short fallow in the humid tropics
pp. 807-810(4)
Authors: Norgrove L.; Nkem J.N.; Hauser S.

Earthworm surface casting activity on slash-and-burn cropped land and in undisturbed Chromolaena odorata and young forest fallow in southern Cameroon
pp. 811-818(8)
Authors: a Birang M.; Hauser S.; Brussaard L.; Norgrove L.

Farmers' perception of the effects of earthworms on soil fertility and crop performance in southern Cameroon
pp. 819-824(6)
Authors: a Birang M.; Hauser S.; Amougou D.L.

Population dynamics of ambient and altered earthworm communities in row-crop agroecosystems in the Midwestern U.S.
pp. 825-829(5)
Authors: Shuster W.D.; Shipitalo M.J.; Bohlen P.J.; Subler S.; Edwards C.A.

Influences of native (Megascolecidae) and exotic (Lumbricidae) earthworms on ryegrass production in acidic pasture soils from south-eastern Australia
pp. 830-834(5)
Authors: Baker G.H.; Chan K.Y.; Munro K.

Effects of earthworm inoculation on soil organic matter dynamics of a cultivated ultisol
pp. 835-841(7)
Authors: Desjardins T.; Charpentier F.; Pashanasi B.; Pando-Bahuon A.; Lavelle P.; Mariotti A.

Effect of UV radiation on Eisenia fetida populations
pp. 842-845(4)
Authors: Hamman A.; Momo F.R.; Duhour A.; Falco L.; Sagario M.C.e.c.i.l.i.a.; Cuadrado M.E.u.g.e.n.i.a.

Effects of earthworms on plant growth: patterns and perspectives
pp. 846-856(11)
Author: Scheu S.

Influences of Aporrectodea trapezoides and A. rosea (Lumbricidae) on the uptake of nitrogen and yield of oats (Avena fatua) and lupins (Lupinus angustifolius)
pp. 857-862(6)
Authors: Baker G.H.; Amato M.; Ladd J.

Earthworms, arthropods and plant litter decomposition in aspen (Populus tremuloides) and lodgepole pine (Pinus contorta) forests in Colorado, USA
pp. 863-869(7)
Authors: González G.; Seastedt T.R.; Donato Z.

Interactions between earthworms (Aporrectodea caliginosa), plants and crop residues for restoring properties of a degraded arable soil
pp. 870-876(7)
Authors: Fraser P.M.; Beare M.H.; Butler R.C.; Harrison-Kirk T.; Piercy J.E.

Effects of two species of earthworms (Allolobophora spp.) on soil systems: a microfaunal and biochemical analysis
pp. 877-881(5)
Authors: Aira M.; Monroy F.; Domínguez J.

Casts of Aporrectodea caliginosa (Savigny) and Lumbricus rubellus (Hoffmeister) differ in microbial activity, nutrient availability and aggregate stability
pp. 882-887(6)
Authors: Haynes R.J.; Fraser P.M.; Piercy J.E.; Tregurtha R.J.

Food quality and microbial succession in ageing earthworm casts: standard microbial indices and metabolic fingerprinting
pp. 888-894(7)
Authors: Scullion J.; Goodacre R.; Elliott G.; Huang W.; Worgan H.; Gwynn-Jones D.; Griffith G.; Darby R.; Bailey M.; Clegg C.; Draper J.

Interactions between microfungi and Eisenia andrei (Oligochaeta) during cattle manure vermicomposting
pp. 895-899(5)
Authors: Pil V.; Nováková A.

A microscopical view of the intestine of Onychochaeta borincana (Oligochaeta: Glossoscolecidae)
pp. 900-903(4)
Authors: Mendez R.; Borges S.; Betancourt C.

Effects of tree canopy composition on earthworms and other macro-invertebrates in beech forests of Upper Normandy (France)
pp. 904-912(9)
Authors: Aubert M.; Hedde M.; Decaëns T.; Bureau F.; Margerie P.; Alard D.

Relationships between earthworm populations, grassland management and badger densities in County Kilkenny, Ireland
pp. 913-919(7)
Authors: Muldowney J.; Curry J.P.; O'Keeffe J.; Schmidt O.

Invasion of agricultural land by the earthworm predator, Arthurdendyus triangulatus (Dendy)
pp. 920-923(4)
Authors: Murchie A.K.; Moore J.P.; Walters K.F.; Blackshaw R.P.

With Darwin, earthworms turn intelligent and become human friends
pp. 924-933(10)
Authors: Brown G.G.; Feller C.; Blanchart E.; Deleporte P.; Chernyanskii S.S.