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Common Earthworm C013 / 7660

Common Earthworm or Lumbricus terrestris play an essential role in the recycling of nutrients in the soil, by moving and braking up decaying plant material

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Annelida Earthworm Food Chain Hermaphrodite Nutrients Recycling


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This print showcases the remarkable Common Earthworm, also known as Lumbricus terrestris, in all its glory. With its slender body and distinct segmented structure, this hermaphroditic creature plays a vital role in the intricate web of life within our soil ecosystems. As an essential member of the food chain, these earthworms tirelessly work to recycle nutrients in the soil. Their ceaseless movement and diligent efforts contribute significantly to breaking down decaying plant material into valuable organic matter. This process not only aids in nutrient cycling but also enhances soil fertility. Belonging to the annelida family, these humble organisms possess incredible abilities that often go unnoticed by human eyes. They are masters of their environment - silently working beneath our feet to maintain a delicate balance within nature's grand tapestry. The significance of earthworms extends far beyond their physical appearance; they are true champions of soil ecology. By promoting healthy decomposition and enriching soils with their castings (excretions), they create a nurturing habitat for other beneficial microorganisms and plants alike. Through Sinclair Stammers' lens, we gain a glimpse into this hidden world where decaying plants find new purpose through collaboration with these tireless recyclers. Let us appreciate the unsung heroes like Lumbricus terrestris who diligently labor below ground level, shaping our ecosystems one tiny movement at a time.

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