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Trait‐based sediment retention and runoff control by herbaceous vegetation in agricultural catchments: A review by Kervroëdan, Léa, Armand, Romain, Rey, Freddy, Faucon, Michel‐Pierre

“…Soil degradation by concentrated runoff and soil erosion induces major environmental and economic damages, notably in agricultural areas under temperate…”
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Indirect effect of earthworms on wheat-aphid interactions by Damestoy, Thomas, Houben, David, Kervroëdan, Léa, Ambeza, Laurine, Pluchard, Emma, Dulaurent, Anne-Maïmiti

“…Studies on interactions between plants and belowground organisms, or between plants and aboveground organisms, are numerous and highlight their importance in…”
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Plant functional trait effects on runoff to design herbaceous hedges for soil erosion control by Kervroëdan, Léa, Armand, Romain, Saunier, Mathieu, Ouvry, Jean-François, Faucon, Michel-Pierre

“…[Display omitted] •Effects of aboveground traits on hydraulic roughness (HR) for sediment retention.•The HR is increased by leaf area and density but mostly by…”
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Effects of plant traits and their divergence on runoff and sediment retention in herbaceous vegetation by Kervroëdan, Léa, Armand, Romain, Saunier, Mathieu, Faucon, Michel-Pierre

“…Aims Plant species diversity impacts ecosystem processes, but its effects on runoff and soil erosion are not fully understood. Herbaceous vegetation control…”
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Earthworm communities and microbial metabolic activity and diversity under conventional, feed and biogas cropping systems as affected by tillage practices by Denier, Julia, Faucon, Michel-Pierre, Dulaurent, Anne-Maïmiti, Guidet, Julien, Kervroëdan, Léa, Lamerre, Justine, Houben, David

“…Understanding management factors driving soil biota is pivotal to improve the sustainability of cropping systems, especially given the emergence of new…”
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Positive or neutral effects of biochar-compost mixtures on earthworm communities in a temperate cropping system by Honvault, Nicolas, Houben, David, Lebrun, Manhattan, Vedere, Charlotte, Nobile, Cécile, Guidet, Julien, Kervroëdan, Léa, Aubertin, Marie-Liesse, Rumpel, Cornelia, Faucon, Michel-Pierre, Dulaurent, Anne-Maïmiti

“…Biochar is increasingly considered an efficient amendment to improve soil fertility and store carbon in soils for climate change mitigation. However, few field…”
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Functional Diversity Effects of Vegetation on Runoff to Design Herbaceous Hedges for Sediment Retention by Kervroëdan, Léa, Armand, Romain, Saunier, Mathieu, Faucon, Michel-Pierre

“…Background: Functional diversity effects on ecosystem processes, like on soil erosion, are not fully understood. Runoff and soil erosion in agricultural…”
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AGRI-ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF CONVENTIONAL AND ALTERNATIVE BIOENERGY CROPPING SYSTEMS PROMOTING BIOMASS PRODUCTIVITY by KERVROËDAN, Léa, HOUBEN, David, GUIDET, Julien, DENIER, Julia, DULAURENT, Anne-Maïmiti, MARRACCINI, Elisa, DELIGEY, Amandine, JOURNEL, Charlotte, LAMERRE, Justine, FAUCON, Michel-Pierre

“…● Agri-environmental assessment of food, feed and/or biogas cropping systems (CS). ● Four-year experiment for the agri-environmental assessment of two…”
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Indirect effect of earthworms on wheat-aphid interactions by Damestoy, Thomas, Houben, David, Kervroëdan, Léa, Ambeza, Laurine, Pluchard, Emma, Dulaurent, Anne-Maïmiti

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Biochar and compost addition increases soil organic carbon content and substitutes P and K fertilizer in three French cropping systems by Nobile, Cécile, Lebrun, Manhattan, Védère, Charlotte, Honvault, Nicolas, Aubertin, Marie-Liesse, Faucon, Michel-Pierre, Girardin, Cyril, Houot, Sabine, Kervroëdan, Léa, Dulaurent, Anne-Maïmiti, Rumpel, Cornelia, Houben, David

“…Biochar and compost are increasingly considered sustainable amendments to improve soil fertility, while reducing agrochemical use. However, the efficiency of…”
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