林床堆積有機物の選別採取によるササラダニ群集の比較 : 富士山における土壌節足動物の群集生態学的研究第I報

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Communities of oribatid mites in 7 different organic substances were investigated in the forest of Pinus densiflora at Mt.Fujisan, Central Japan. The seven representative substances consisted of many kinds of plant debris and moss; i.e. (1) litter, (2) fermentation and humus layers, (3) fallen twigs, (4) fallen cones, (5) upper layer of soil, (6) moss growing on rocks, and (7) moss growing on rotten woods. Different degrees of similarity (tested by the JACCARD's coefficient and the WHITTAKER'S percentage similarity) were found among the oribatid fauna of various kinds of organic substaces. Dominant species in most of the substances consisted of very common species such as Oppiella nova or Tectocepheus velatus, but the most dominant species on fallen cones was Hypochthoniella minutissima.
日本生態学会の論文
1979-03-30