Pierre Ganault

Assistant Professor

Normandie Université

France

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Dr. Pierre Ganault is an Assistant Professor at Université de Rouen Normandie, France. His research primarily focuses on soil fauna, macrodetritivore functional diversity, and organic matter transformation processes in various ecosystems. Recent publications highlight his work on earthworm diversity, greenhouse gas emissions, and the relationships between litter traits and detritivore effects on nutrient cycling.

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Mickael Hedde

Institut National de Recherche pour l'Agriculture l'Alimentation et l'Environnement

FRANCE

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Apolline AUCLERC

Assistant Professor

FRANCE

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Sandra Barantal

Junior Professor

Institute of Ecology and Botany, Centre for Ecological Research

FRANCE

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Jean-Francois David

CNRS

FRANCE

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Anton M. Potapov

GERMANY

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Articles (9)

Persistent macrodetritivore functional diversity and identity effects on litter mass loss under drought in a Mediterranean forest understory model ecosystem

Dissecting earthworm diversity in tropical rainforests

Linking effect traits of soil fauna to processes of organic matter transformation

Earthworms and plants can decrease soil greenhouse gas emissions by modulating soil moisture fluctuations and soil macroporosity in a mesocosm experiment

Faeces traits as unifying predictors of detritivore effects on organic matter turnover

Leaf litter morphological traits, invertebrate body mass and phylogenetic affiliation explain the feeding and feces properties of saprophagous macroarthropods

Relative importance of tree species richness, tree functional type, and microenvironment for soil macrofauna communities in European forests

The Way Soil Organisms Look Can Help Us Understand Their Importance. Frontiers for young minds.

Earthworms and Their Role in Greenhouse Gas Emissions

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Mickael Hedde

Apolline AUCLERC

Sandra Barantal

Jean-Francois David

Anton M. Potapov

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