acari

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Except when the soil is dead, with no fungus nor acari to provide what the plants need to grow.

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a group of arachnids containing ticks and mites.

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a group of arachnids containing ticks and mites.

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a group of arachnids containing ticks and mites.

Example sentences

Except when the soil is dead, with no fungus nor acari to provide what the plants need to grow.

About 50 milles distant from Copacabana, Acari is a shit place with an IDH lower than some poor countries in Africa.

But, as described in The Economist article, Acari too has a very active economy.

Roundworms, acari, springtails, and such eat bacteria though; they're apparently known collectively as detritivores.

What Acari used to do for free, we now do with chemicals, poorly.

My grandfather lived his entire life in a favela called Acari in the North of Rio, and I used to go there visit him.

Moreover, the acari that is riding that honeybee to move far than its range is not really different than us learning how to ride a horse for the same purpose.

Then the soil starts dying (no more acari, no more fungi, compressed soil…), and the yields slowly go back to roughly the previous levels, only this time you need all the chemicals to sustain it.

Quote examples

"amphipods are from the same lineage of lobsters and mites" Yup, the poor arachnids, always mitesunderstood "This crustaceans are in the same family as lobsters and acari"!