Comparison of Soil Biota Between Organic and Conventional Agroecosystems in Oregon, USA

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Soil samples at 0-10 cm in depth were collected periodically at paired fields in Corvallis, Oregon, USA to compare differences in soil microbial and faunal populations between organic and conventional agroecosystems. Results showed that the organic soil e
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