Soil mite communities (Acari: Gamasina) from different ecosystem types from Romania

IF 16.4 1区 化学 Q1 CHEMISTRY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Accounts of Chemical Research Pub Date : 2024-03-13 DOI:10.26496/bjz.2013.122
M. Manu, R. Băncilă, M. Onete
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The study aimed to characterize the distribution of soil mite populations (Acari: Gamasina) from several terrestrial ecosystems, some of them little studied in Romania as well as in Europe. We studied the Gamasina communities in seven ecosystem types from the Doftana Valley, Prahova County: Luzulo-Fagetum beech forest; Medio-European limestone beech forest of the Cephalanthero-Fagion; Pannonic woods with Quercus petraea and Carpinus betulus; Galio-carpinetum oak – hornbeam forests; Alpine rivers and their ligneous vegetation with Myricaria germanica; alluvial shrub, characteristic for a hilly-mountain area, with Salix purpurea; adjacent area to an inland cliff ecosystem. A total of 240 soil samples, 63 species and 475 individuals were analysed. The samples were taken from May 2006 till September 2010. The highest numerical abundance and species diversity was found in the area located nearby to an inland cliff, which is an early succession stage ecosystem. Considering the dominance and constancy indices quantified for mites from all investigated areas, the highest percent was recorded by the recedent-subrecedent and accessory-accidental species. Based on similarity index two different characteristic groups of gamasid populations were delimited: one for deciduous forests and one for shrubs. DCA ordination successfully handled the variation in soil mite species communities taking account of the soil type.
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罗马尼亚不同生态系统类型的土壤螨虫群落(螨类:Gamasina
这项研究旨在描述几个陆地生态系统中土壤螨虫(螨类:Gamasina)种群的分布特征,其中一些生态系统在罗马尼亚和欧洲都鲜有研究。我们研究了普拉霍瓦县多夫塔纳山谷七种生态系统中的 Gamasina 群落:Luzulo-Fagetum山毛榉林;Cephalanthero-Fagion的中欧石灰岩山毛榉林;Pannonic树林(含Quercus petraea和Carpinus betulus);Galio-carpinetum橡树-角山豆杉林;高山河流及其木质植被(含Myricaria germanica);冲积灌木(含Salix purpurea),这是丘陵山区的特征;毗邻内陆悬崖生态系统的地区。共分析了 240 份土壤样本、63 个物种和 475 个个体。样本采集时间为 2006 年 5 月至 2010 年 9 月。结果表明,位于内陆悬崖附近的土壤样本数量最多,物种多样性最高,属于早期演替阶段的生态系统。考虑到对所有调查区域的螨虫进行量化的优势指数和恒定指数,后发-次后发物种和附属-偶然物种的百分比最高。根据相似性指数,划分出了两个不同特征的伽马螨种群:一个是落叶林种群,另一个是灌木种群。考虑到土壤类型,DCA 排序法成功地处理了土壤螨类群落的变化。
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Accounts of Chemical Research
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