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Fig. 1. Diagram of the top section of the microcosms.
Table 1Results of a two-factorial ANOVA on the effects of hotspot configuration (Patch) and soil microfauna (Fauna) on plant growth, and sum
Fig. 2. Biomass of ryegrass: shoots at first harvest (a); shoots and roots at final harvest (b) from microcosms with various faunal treatments[animal-free control (Ctrl), nematodes (Nem), protozoa (Prot), nematodes and protozoa (N × P)] and patch treatments
Table 3Results of a two-factorial ANOVA on the effects of hotspot configuration (Patch) and soil microfauna (Fauna) on element contents in plant
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