The scientific name of earthworm is Lumbricus terrestris.
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the earthworms scientific name is lumbricus terrestris.
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Earthworm ecology and sustaining agriculture ... Earthworm Profiles ... The humble earthworm: memento mori extraordinaire: "Remember that thou shalt die." The Conqueror Worm, devourer of prince and peasant. Metaphor for the frailty of the flesh, subverter of monuments, leveler of empires.
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Earthworms help to fertilise the soil by bringing nutrients closer to the surface. ... Common earthworm ; Lumbricus terrestris ... We've hundreds of animals to choose from. Please enter your keyword below. You can search for animals by their common or scientific name.
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Nematodes have what can only be described as a typical "worm" shape - long, tapered at the ends and round in cross-section (think of the shape of an earthworm, ... The scientific name for worms is Helminth. In human parasitic terms there are three major gorups of organisms which are properly called worms : The Nematodes,
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abbreviatus, Diaprepes (Linnaeus), diaprepes root weevil; abbreviatus, Scapteriscus, Scudder, shortwinged mole cricket; Abedus sp., a giant water bug; Acalitus vaccinii (Keifer), blueberry bud mite; Acarapis woodi (Rennie), honey bee tracheal mite; ... Arilus cristatus (Linnaeus), ... Bactrocera cucurbitae Coquillett,
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Follow the lines on the Key until you determine the scientific name of your earthworm. Use the illustrations and descriptions on the Key as a guide until you have identified your worm. (Hint: Write the steps down in your notebook)
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DENDROBAENA OCTAEDRA Scientific name of earthworm known as the octagonal-tail worm. Found mostly in non-cultivated sites, such as in sod or under moss on stream banks, under logs and leafy debris, or in cool moist ravines.
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Earthworm - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Earthworm is the common name for the largest members of Oligochaeta (which is either a class or subclass depending on the author) in the phylum Annelida. In classical systems they were placed in the ...
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