An annotated checklist of Earthworms from India

Q4 Environmental Science

Asian Journal of Conservation Biology Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI:10.53562/ajcb.74028

Shyamasree Ghosh

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Abstract

Earthworms belong to Phylum Annelida, Class Oligochaeta are truly coelomate animals and are known to be swell dwellers. They are exposed to pathogens in the soil. Global in distribution, they reveal biodiversity across India. We have studied the earthworm fauna of India and present here a total distribution of different species of earthworm from India, highlighting their biodiversity and ecology. The study of diversity and earthworm distribution across different states of India and different soil conditions, included under 20 agroeconomic zones (AEZ) of India including 14 families and 445 valid species is an intriguing study, being reported for the first time from India.

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一份来自印度的蚯蚓注释清单

蚯蚓属于环节动物门，寡毛纲，是真正的腔系动物，是已知的膨胀居民。他们暴露在土壤中的病原体中。它们分布全球，揭示了印度各地的生物多样性。我们研究了印度的蚯蚓动物群，并在这里展示了来自印度的不同种类蚯蚓的总分布，突出了它们的生物多样性和生态学。对印度20个农业经济区(AEZ)下14科445种蚯蚓的多样性和分布的研究是一项有趣的研究，在印度首次报道。

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Asian Journal of Conservation Biology Environmental Science-Nature and Landscape Conservation

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