Nematofauna of the shelterbelts in the agricultural landscape

The paper was focused on the richness and distribution of nematofauna in shelterbelts and on possible effects of shelterbelts on the nematofauna of the adjacent crop fields Abundance of taxa, their trophic structure, generic diversity and maturity indices of nematode communities were compared for sh...

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Published inPolish journal of ecology Vol. 52; no. 2
Main Author Wasilewska, L.(Polish Academy of Sciences, Dziekanow Lesny (Poland). Centre for Ecological Research)
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Subjects
ARABLE SOILS
BIODIVERSIDAD
BIODIVERSITE
BIODIVERSITY
BRISE VENT
DENSIDAD
DENSITE
DENSITY
DEVELOPMENT INDICATORS
ECHANTILLONNAGE
FAUNA DEL SUELO
FAUNE DU SOL
INDICADORES DE DESARROLLO
INDICATEUR DE DEVELOPPEMENT
MADUREZ
MATURITE
MATURITY
METHODE STATISTIQUE
METODOS ESTADISTICOS
MUESTREO
NEMATODA
NIVEAU TROPHIQUE
NIVELES TROFICOS
ROMPEVIENTO
SAMPLING
SOIL
SOIL FAUNA
SOL
SOL ARABLE
STATISTICAL METHODS
SUELO
SUELOS CULTIVABLES
TAXA
TAXON
TROPHIC LEVELS
WINDBREAKS
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Summary:The paper was focused on the richness and distribution of nematofauna in shelterbelts and on possible effects of shelterbelts on the nematofauna of the adjacent crop fields Abundance of taxa, their trophic structure, generic diversity and maturity indices of nematode communities were compared for shelterbelts aged 170 years, 6 years and a maize field adjacent to the younger shelterbelt. In the soil of the shelterbelts, compared with the crop field, the number of taxa was higher, predominance of nematodes of the class Secernentea over Adenophorea was lower
Bibliography:2005000144
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ISSN:1505-2249