Analysis of the local ant fauna (Hymenoptera, Formicidae) in Southern Vietnam

Zryanin, V.A.

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“…So sánh với danh lục các loài kiến đã công bố ở Việt Nam của các tác giả Eguchi và cộng sự (2011, 2014) [16,17], Le và Ogata (2014) [22], Zryanin (2011) [23], Bùi Tuấn Việt (2004) [24], Đặng Văn An, Bùi Tuấn Việt (2014) [25], Đặng Văn An và cộng sự (2015) [26], Nguyễn Đắc Đại, Nguyễn Thị Phương Liên (2015) [27,28], Nguyễn Thị Thu Hường và cộng sự (2015) [29], Hosoishi và Ogata, 2016 [30], Antwiki [1], chúng tôi đã ghi nhận thêm 2 giống mới (Brachymyrmex Mayr, 1868 và Formosimyrma Terayama, 2009) và 42 loài mới cho khu hệ kiến Việt Nam; bổ sung 65 loài vào danh sách thành phần loài kiến ở Hà Nội.…”

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Van¹,

Truong²,

Quang³

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Based on results of analyzing samples collected by the methods: on the ground bait trapping, subterranean bait trapping, direct sampling and pitfall trapping from July 2009 to December 2015 at 77 sampling plots of 21 districts in Hanoi, a total of 145 ant species belonging to 53 genera, 9 subfalilies were identified. The results of the study has added two genera (Brachymyrmex Mayr, 1868 and Formosimyrma Terayama, 2009), 42 species to Vietnam ant species composition list and added 65 species to the ant species list in Hanoi. Ant species colllected in Hanoi are classified into 9 functional groups: DD, OP, GM, CS, SC, SP, HCS, TCS and CCS. Of which, OP had the largest number of species (34 species), followed by CS (27 species), GM (26 species), SP (20 species), TCS (20 species), SC (14 species); CCS and DD groups have only one species. Opportunists-OP accounted for the highest proportion (51.7 ± 23.1%), followed by the Generalized Myrmicinae-GM (30.0 ± 21.1%), the other functional groups accounted for less than 10%. There is a statistically significant negative linear relationship between the proportion of GM and the proportion of OP in the study area. The proportion of GM tends to decrease from agricultural plots (not yet urbanized) to construction plots (being urbanized) and lowest in urban plots (urban residential plots and urban green spaces). Conversely, the proportion of OP tends to increase from agricultural plots to construction plots, and highest in urban plots. Analyzing the variation of functional groups in the urbanization in West of Hanoi shows that the degree of environmental disturbance (before, during or after construction) had a strong influence on the composition of functional groups, especially GM and OP. So we can look to the study to use ant functional groups as tools to assess the extent of human impact on the ecosystem.

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“…Rotastruma is known from China, Vietnam, Cambodia, Singapore and Malaysia (Borneo) (Bolton 1991;Zryanin 2011;Hosoishi et al 2015;Luo and Guénard 2016). Despite the extensive field surveys in Vietnam (Eguchi et al 2011), Laos (Jaitrong et al 2016) and Thailand (Khachonpisitsak et al 2020), the nest series including sexual forms has not been recorded from the Indochinese Peninsula, probably due to the rarity of the genus.…”

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A third species of the rare ant genus Rotastruma (Hymenoptera, Formicidae) from Cambodia, with illustrated generic diagnoses and key to species

Hosoishi¹,

Yamane²,

Sokh³

2021

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The myrmicine genus Rotastruma is a rarely collected arboreal ant group and only two species, R. recava Bolton and R. stenoceps Bolton, are known from the Oriental Region. A new species, R. epispinasp. nov., is described from Cambodia based on the worker and queen castes. The new species is distinguished from R. recava and R. stenoceps by having the propodeal spine directed upwards and elongated peduncle of the petiole. Herein, we provide an update to the identification key and diagnostic characters for the genus Rotastruma.

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“…А.Н. Северцова и других ученых [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17]. Почвы большей части территории заповедника сформированы на базальтах, вулканических туфах, древнем аллювии и глинистых сланцах.…”

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Protected Natural Areas of South Vietnam – Dong Nai Biosphere Reserve

Thinh¹,

Околелова²

2014

Biogeosystem Technique

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Confirmed by high biodiversity richness of the soil resources of the Dong Nai biosphere reserve as a result of unique natural conditions. Revealed of plants and animals in the Red book of Vietnam and the IUCN Red list. The authors list includes 2.236 species of flora, 121 species of mammals, 373 species of birds and 2.109 species of insect in the biosphere reserve. Described 117 species of plants and animals listed in the Red book of Vietnam and 74 species included in the IUCN Red list. At monitoring sites identified 122 species of birds from 42 families. Of these 72 species are found in natural tropical forest (A, F, LV, LN, PL and PD1) and disturbed (B2 and PD2), 20 species are found only in the primary, 29 species in the anthropogennically transformed. The maximum rates of species richness of oribatid mites characteristic of the natural forest formations and decrease in anthropogenic transformed conditions. In natural forest ecosystems are more diverse species composition and high density of individuals. Identified an inverse relationship between the number of oribatid mites and their species diversity.

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Analysis of the local ant fauna (Hymenoptera, Formicidae) in Southern Vietnam

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A third species of the rare ant genus Rotastruma (Hymenoptera, Formicidae) from Cambodia, with illustrated generic diagnoses and key to species

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