Pesticides to Help Protect Seeds Can Adversely Affect Earthworms' Health

Research reveals that earthworms are affected by the relatively small amounts of chemicals that can leach out of pesticide-treated seeds.

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Dung Beetles in South Western Australia

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Diagram showing the main impacts of pesticides on soil, plant and

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Side Effects of Insecticides on Natural Enemies and Possibility of Their Integration in Plant Protection Strategies

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Frontiers Beyond the Headlines: The Influence of Insurance Pest Management on an Unseen, Silent Entomological Majority

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Little black worms

Earthworm species may be native to Interior Alaska

How to keep out these small worms? They appear after rain. There

Invasive 'jumping' earthworms are thriving, with destructive

Hands holding a small version of New Zealand native giant