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Effects of terrestrial isopods on the decomposition of woodland leaf litter
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The effects of collembola grazing on microbial activity in decomposing leaf litter
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Influence of macroarthropod feeding activities on microflora in decomposing oak leaves
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Aerobically isolated bacteria associated with the gut and faeces of the litter feeding macroarthropods Oniscus asellus and Glomeris marginata
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Exploitation of deciduous leaf litter by Apheloria montana (Diplopoda: Eurydesrriidae)
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Fungal Feeding or Oribatid Mites (Acari: Cryptostigmata) in an Aspen Woodland Soil
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Studies on the Decomposition of the Faecal Pellets of a Millipede (Glomeris Marginata (Villers))
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Effects of collembolan grazing on fungal colonization of leaf litter
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Contribution of tabtoxin to the pathogenicity of Pseudomonas syringae pv. tabaci
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The Significance of the Break-Down of Oak Litter By Enoicyla Pusilla Burm.1
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Regulation of Deciduous Forest Litter Decomposition by Soil Arthropod Feces
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The Role of Arthropods and Microflora in Breakdown of White Oak Litter
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