Appendix I. Agricultural management effects on predatory mite life strategy groups.

Agricultural management effects on predatory mite life strategy groups

Appendix C. Seasonal variation in soil biota abundances and functional groups.

Seasonal variation in soil biota abundances and functional groups

Appendix B. Fertilization applied in arable fields.

Fertilization applied in arable fields

Appendix E. Agricultural management effects on soil biota abundances and microbial characteristics.

Agricultural management effects on soil biota abundances and microbial characteristics

Appendix D. Soil biota abundances and microbial characteristics in different land use systems.

Soil biota abundances and microbial characteristics in different land use systems

Total amounts of inorganic N leached in intensive vs. extensive soils in the glasshouse experiment, as affected by ¹⁵N addition and sampling date.

<p>Management F_1,86 = 17.7, <i>P</i><0.0001, N addition F_1,86 = 75.7, <i>P</i><0.0001, Sampling date F_1,86 = 21.9, <i>P</i><0.0001, N addition × Sampling date F_1,86 = 45.4, <i>P</i><0.0001. Bars represent means (n = 12) ±1SE.</p

Appendix F. Agricultural management effects on earthworm trophic groups.

Agricultural management effects on earthworm trophic groups

Appendix H. Land use change effects on nematode trophic groups.

Land use change effects on nematode trophic groups

Characteristics of the field sites used for the sampling and the glasshouse experiment; data from De Vries, et al [35].

1<p>According to Rodwell <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0051201#pone.0051201-Rodwell1" target="_blank">[36]</a>.</p>2<p>Measured on a field level in 2005.</p

Differences in C and N leaching, and soil, vegetation, and microbial properties between intensively and extensively managed grasslands.

<p>Values denote means (1SE), n = 66.</p