Article | REF: GE1058 V1

Soil fauna to assess soil health and agricultural practices impacts

Authors: Jérôme CORTET, Mickaël HEDDE

Publication date: April 10, 2020 | Lire en français

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    4. Bioindication

    A bioindicator is an organism or group of organisms which, by reference to biochemical, cytological, physiological, ethological or ecological variables, makes it possible to characterize the state and/or functioning of an ecosystem or ecocomplex in a practical and reliable way, and to identify natural or induced changes as early as possible. .

    As such, soil organisms have been used for several decades to provide information on soil condition or potential soil effects. Today, thanks to recent advances...

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