earthworm segmented worm invertebrate the phylum annelida

navigate by keyword : earthworm segmented worm invertebrate phylum annelida diagram labelled parts structure morphology animal anus bilaterally biology body clitellum design dorsal external externally fauna mouth pink prostomium science segments setae soil surface pro vector ventral zoology common garden type annelid plays vital role health ecosystem functioning earthworms burrow enhancing fertility increasing aeration drainage nutrient availability aid decomposition consuming organic matter excreting rich castings enrich

Earthworm is a segmented worm, an invertebrate of the phylum Annelida. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-Up of an Earthworm: Detailed View of Annelida Phylum in Garden Soil Royalty Free Stock Photo

$Annelida Phylum Portrait: Macro Shot of an Earthworm\'s Segmented Body and Prostomium Royalty Free Stock Photo$

Annelid Worm Macro Photography: Close-Up on a Segmented Earthworm in its Natural Habitat Royalty Free Stock Photo

Worm under a microscope, phylum Annelida isolated on black background. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Earthworm is a segmented worm, an invertebrate of the phylum Annelida.

Extreme Macro Close-Up of an Earthworm (Annelida) in Rich Soil with Detailed Segments Royalty Free Stock Photo

Biology and Nature Concept: Extreme Close-Up of a Live Annelida (Earthworm) Royalty Free Stock Photo

A tube-shaped, segmented worm, phylum Annelida, vintage line drawing or engraving illustration. Generated ai. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Soil Ecosystem Macro: Segmented Earthworm (Annelid) with Visible Setae (Bristles) Royalty Free Stock Photo

The earthworm, also known as the common or garden worm, is a type of annelid invertebrate. It plays a vital role in soil health and ecosystem functioning. Earthworms burrow through the soil, enhancing its structure and fertility by increasing aeration, drainage, and nutrient availability. They also aid in decomposition by consuming organic matter and excreting nutrient-rich castings, which further enrich the soil.