Effect of reafforestation by coniferes in natural biotopes of middle and south Navarra (Northern Spain)

Arbea, Javier I.; Moraza, Lourdes; Montenegro, Eliana; Mateo, Martín; Hernandez, M. A.; Herrera, L.; Jordana, Rafael

doi:10.5962/bhl.part.79528

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“…Thus, these past uses may have masked an effect of the conversion. In contrast, the reforestation in Southern Europe, commonly a conversion from Quercus to Eucalyptus or exotic pine, caused the decline of the collembolan community when compared with the natural vegetation (Jordana et al, 1987;Sousa et al, 1994). Sousa et al (1994) compared Collembola populations from a Quercus forest and a Eucalyptus plantation in Portugal, and showed degradation of the collembolan community structure, the fauna associated with the Quercus stands being richer and more abundant than under Eucalyptus.…”

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Collembolan community in broad-leaved forests and in conifer stands of Cryptomeria japonica in Central Japan

Hasegawa

Fukuyama

Makino

et al. 2009

Pesq. agropec. bras.

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− Collembolan communities in conifer plantations (Japanese cedar, Cryptomeria japonica) and secondary deciduous broad-leaved forests of varying ages were investigated to determine the extent to which forest conversion (broad-leaved to coniferous) affects the species richness and assemblage composition of Collembola in central Japan. Density and total species richness of Collembola not differed between the broad-leaved and cedar forests except immediately after clear-cutting. The amount of forest-fl oor organic matter was larger in cedar forests and positively correlated with the species richness of detritus feeders. Species richness of fungal feeders and sucking feeders positively correlated with the species richness of forest-fl oor plants. There was difference in collembolan species composition between the forest types. The age of the forests seemed to have only small importance for the collembolan community, except during the fi rst four years after clear-cutting. The conversion to artifi cial cedar stands has not reduced the abundance or species richness of collembolan communities, but has affected community composition. Differences in species composition may be related to the ground fl oras.Index terms: japanese cedar, species composition, feeding habit, undergrowth. Comunidade de Colêmbolos em fl orestas decíduas e em plantações da conífera Cryptomeria japonica no Japão centralResumo − As comunidades de colêmbolos nas plantações da conífera Cryptomeria japonica (cedro japonês) e fl orestas decíduas secundárias de várias idades foram investigadas para determinar até que ponto a conversão da fl oresta decídua em conífera afeta a riqueza das espécies e a composição das comunidades de colêmbolos no Japão central. A densidade e a riqueza total de espécies de Collembola não foram diferentes entre as fl orestas decíduas e de cedro, exceto imediatamente depois do corte raso. A quantidade de matéria orgânica acumulada no solo foi maior sob cedro e positivamente correlacionada com a riqueza de espécies de detritívoros. A riqueza de espécies de fungívoros e sugadores foi positivamente correlacionada à riqueza de espécies de plantas do estrato herbáceo da fl oresta. Houve diferença na composição das espécies de colêmbolos entre os tipos de fl oresta. A idade das fl orestas parece ter pouca importância para a comunidade de colêmbolos, exceto nos primeiros quatro anos após o corte raso. Concluiu-se que a conversão da fl oresta decídua em plantações de cedro japonês não causou diminuição na abundância e na riqueza das espécies das comunidades de colêmbolos, mas afetou a composição dessas comunidades. As diferenças na composição das espécies podem ser relacionadas ao desenvolvimento de plantas do estrato herbáceo da fl oresta.Termos para indexação: cedro japonês, composição de espécies, hábito alimentar, vegetação rasteira.

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Collembolan community in broad-leaved forests and in conifer stands of Cryptomeria japonica in Central Japan

Hasegawa

Fukuyama

Makino

et al. 2009

Pesq. agropec. bras.

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“…Para determinar los agrupamientos de los biotopos en función de sus perfiles faunísticos, hemos realizado un Análisis Factorial de Correspondencias; este tipo de análisis permite obtener una representación objetiva de un cuadro de contingencia (especies x biotopos), por lo que ha sido ampliamente utilizado en la descripción de las estructuras biocenóticas de los colémbolos edáficos (BONNET et al, 1979;a y b, 1987JORDANA et al, 1987). Para la realización de este análisis se ha utilizado el programa ANAFACOR (LAGARDE, 1983) modificado por nosotros.…”

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Ecología de las poblaciones de colémbolos edáficos en un prado y un pinar de la región submediterránea de Navarra

Polite¹,

Jordana²

1990

MDTRRA

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RESUMENSe han estudiado las poblaciones de colémbolos de dos comunidades vegetales diferentes (prado y pinar de pino albar) de Navarra. En el prado se han encontrado un total de 32 especies; de ellas, 19 son exclusivas de este medio y han desaparecido en el pinar. El pinar muestra una población de colémbolos original, con 21 especies exclusivas del total de 34 especies presentes.El análisis de la diversidad y similaridad, así como la comparación entre los biotopos por medio del Análisis Factorial de Correspondencias, muestra una separación neta entre estos dos biotopos, que presentan una gran sustitución de especies. El pinar es más complejo (más rico), pero, sin embargo, es menos estable que el prado (menor uniformidad).

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“…REMARKS: Monreal and Campoy (1982) provided measurements and illustrations of the material collected in Navarra. Jordana et al (1987) Steiner, 1930(Körner, 1954; Diplogasteroides (Rhabdontolaimus) stigmatus Steiner, 1930(Rühm, 1956; Rhabditolaimus stigmatus (Steiner, 1930) Andrássy, 1958;Rhabdontolaimus stigmatus (Steiner, 1930) Meyl, 1961Anchidiplogasteroides stigmatus (Steiner, 1930) Paramonov, 1964 DISTRIBUTION: Sierra Nevada/Granada (Picazo et al, 1988;Ocaña & Picazo, 1991 DISTRIBUTION: Sierra Nevada/Granada (Picazo et al, 1988;Ocaña & Picazo, 1991); Añorbe, Ezprogui and Leoz/Navarra ; Sierra Bermeja/Málaga, Sierra de las Nieves/Málaga and Sierra de Grazalema/Cádiz (Peña-Santiago et al, 1996) (Thorne, 1925) Thorne, 1937 Synonymy: Acrobeles (Acrobeloides) symmetricus Thorne, 1925;Cephalobus symmetricus (Thorne, 1925) Steiner, 1935 DISTRIBUTION: Unzué/Navarra DISTRIBUTION: Quinto Real/Navarra .…”

Section: Singulus Acrobelesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…soosi, Acrobelophis (Andrássy, 1953) (Palomo, 1979); Quinto Real/Navarra (Monreal & Campoy, 1982); Beunza/Navarra ; Sansoain/Navarra Jordana et al, 1987); Añorbe, Beorburu, Ezprogui and Leoz/Navarra . REMARKS: Monreal and Campoy (1982) provided measurements and illustrations of the material collected in Navarra.…”

Section: Singulus Acrobelesmentioning

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Rhabditid species (Nematoda, Rhabditida) recorded in peninsular Spain and Balearic Islands

Abolafia¹,

Peña‐Santiago²

2001

GRAELLSIA

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SUMMARYPrevious records of species belonging to the order Rhabditida in peninsular Spain and Balearic Islands is presented as compilation. Eighty species of forty genera and twelve families are listed. Information concerning each species contains scientific name, synonymy, distribution and remarks. Distributional data include localities and/or geographical areas where the species have been collected and the corresponding references. A short discussion on current knowledge on rhabditid nematodes in the Iberian geography is also made. Majority of species are defficiently known, being necessary additional taxonomic and/or faunistic studies of this taxon. Keywords: Compilation, distribution, Iberian fauna, rhabditid nematodes, records. RESUMEN Especies de rhabdítidos (Nematoda: Rhabditida) citadas en España peninsular y las Islas BalearesSe presenta una recopilación de citas previas de especies pertenecientes al orden Rhabditida en la España peninsular e Islas Baleares. Se listan ochenta especies de cuarenta géneros y doce familias. La información que concierne a cada especie contiene el nombre científico, sinonimia, distribución y observaciones. Los datos de distribución incluyen las localidades y/o áreas geográficas donde las especies han sido recolectadas, y las referencias correspondientes. También se realiza una breve discusión sobre el conocimiento de los nematodos rhabdítidos en el área ibérica, concluyéndose que la mayor parte de las especies se conocen deficientemente, siendo necesario un estudio taxonó-mico y/o faunístico adicional del taxon.

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Effect of reafforestation by coniferes in natural biotopes of middle and south Navarra (Northern Spain)

Cited by 22 publications

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Collembolan community in broad-leaved forests and in conifer stands of Cryptomeria japonica in Central Japan

Collembolan community in broad-leaved forests and in conifer stands of Cryptomeria japonica in Central Japan

Ecología de las poblaciones de colémbolos edáficos en un prado y un pinar de la región submediterránea de Navarra

Rhabditid species (Nematoda, Rhabditida) recorded in peninsular Spain and Balearic Islands

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