The fallen leaves are a natural organic fertiliser, their leaving serves soil quality and many organisms - emphasizes the zoologist from Krakow, Dr Tomasz Figarski. He adds that even minor changes in green management can give a clear, beneficial effect.
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Zoologist: leaving fallen leaves means many natural benefits. [2019-11]
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