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Enchytraeidae, commonly referred to as [[Pot Worms|pot worms]], is a family of un-pigmented terrestrial oligochaeta. This very common family consists of roughly 600 species across 28 genera. The common name, pot worms, derived from their proneness to be found within the [[soil]] of container plants. Furthermore, many experienced gardeners are under the belief that soil or [[compost]] is not considered to be normal without the presence of pot worms.
Enchytraeidae, commonly referred to as [[Pot Worms|pot worms]], is a family of un-pigmented terrestrial oligochaeta. The common name, [[Pot Worms|pot worms]], derived from their proneness to be found within the [[soil]] of container plants. Furthermore, many experienced gardeners are under the belief that soil or [[compost]] is not considered to be normal without the presence of pot worms.


== Taxonomy ==
== Taxonomy ==

Revision as of 11:09, 11 May 2022

Enchytraeidae, commonly referred to as pot worms, is a family of un-pigmented terrestrial oligochaeta. The common name, pot worms, derived from their proneness to be found within the soil of container plants. Furthermore, many experienced gardeners are under the belief that soil or compost is not considered to be normal without the presence of pot worms.

Taxonomy

Description and Characteristics

Distribution and Habitats

Diet

Lifecycle

Extraction Methods