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Explanation:

  1. They help loosen up and aerate the soil as they burrow deep.
  2. This aids in the respiration of the roots of the plants, making them penetrate deeper and grow well
  3. They are being used presently in vermiculture to produce high-quality manure.
  4. They keep interchanging the topsoil with the layer just below, thereby increasing soil fertility.
  5. The excreta of earthworms is rich in nitrogenous matter and is required for plant growth.
  6. As they offer such benefits, they are really important in agriculture for good yield as it is dependent on the plant's health..

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