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Pot worms are a group of normally colorless terrestrial worms in the family [[enchytraeidae]]. The family is made up of microdrile oligochaetes living mainly in highly organic terrestrial environments.  
Pot worms are a group of normally colorless terrestrial worms in the family [[enchytraeidae]]. The family is made up of microdrile oligochaetes living mainly in highly organic terrestrial environments. Microdrile oligocates refers to their small size in combination with their resemblance to earthworms.  
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Revision as of 13:21, 18 April 2023

Pot worms are a group of normally colorless terrestrial worms in the family enchytraeidae. The family is made up of microdrile oligochaetes living mainly in highly organic terrestrial environments. Microdrile oligocates refers to their small size in combination with their resemblance to earthworms.

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