Is there any possibility of the application of nanotechnology in improving the efficiency of earthworms in the soil?

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Earthworms efficiency regarding their ability to improve soil fertility and soil biological quality indices.

It would be helpful if you could define what specifically you are meaning by efficiency? Several aspects could be decomposition of a specific plant, population growth, growth of individuals in size, increase in porosity of soil.....

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