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Ecological intensification of soils in tropical agriculture: roles of soil biodiversity

Authors: Eric BLANCHART, Laetitia BERNARD, Lydie CHAPUIS-LARDY, Jean TRAP

Publication date: July 10, 2021, Review date: July 22, 2021

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5. Glossary

Adventice; Weed

A plant that establishes itself in an area without having been intentionally planted there. Often considered a nuisance and synonymous with weeds.

Bioagresseur ; Pest

Harmful organisms that attack cultivated plants and cause economic losses; they may be viruses, bacteria, fungi, insects, nematodes or weeds.

Cultivar; Cultivar

Plant variety artificially obtained for cultivation. Cultivars are often obtained by selection.

Endogé (earthworm); Endogeic (earthworm)

Non-pigmented earthworms that live inside the soil and never come to the surface. They feed on soil (see geophagous).

Entomopathogène (champignon) ; Entomopathogenic (fungi)

An entomopathogenic...

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