01891naa a2200457 a 450000100080000000500110000800800410001910000180006024500160007826000090009430000150010350000280011852006410014665000170078765000120080465000160081665000180083265000220085065000190087265000150089165000260090665000220093265000130095465000210096765000190098865000230100765000170103065300130104765300110106065300180107165300270108965300110111670000140112770000170114170000150115870000160117370000150118970000160120470000150122077301980123516695562019-11-19       1999    bl uuuu     u00u1 u    #d1 aHANAGARTH, W.  aSoil fauna.  c1999  ap. 81-127.  aFinal Report 1996-1999.  aThe central aim of the project was to study the regeneration and better use of already degraded areas, to diminish the human impact on primary rain forest in Amazonia (Brazil). The basic hypothesis of all investigations within this project was that soil fauna and micro-organisms are extremely important for the maintenance of "health" (functional) nutrient cycles. The study of the soil ecosystem included structural and functional endpoints. One of the objectives was to evaluate the specific contribution of different functional soil fauna groups to the decompostion of organic matter and the resulting nutrient supply to the plants.  aagroforestry  abiomass  adegradation  aforest litter  amultiple cropping  aorganic matter  asoil fauna  atropical rain forests  aAgrossilvicultura  aBiomassa  aCultivo Multiplo  aDecomposição  aMatéria Orgânica  aSerapilheira  aAmazonas  aBrasil  aFauna do solo  aFloresta tropica umida  aManaus1 aHOFER, H.1 aFRINKLIN, E.1 aGARCIA, M.1 aMARTIUS, C.1 aROMBKE, J.1 aFORSTER, B.1 aMORAES, W.  tIn: SHIFT PROJECT ENV 52 (Manaus-AB). Soil fauna and litter decomposition in primary and secondary forests and a mixed culture system in Amazonia. Manaus: SMNK/Embrapa Amazonia Ocidental, 1999.