<国立科博専報>愛鷹山・天城山・箱根山のブナ林土壌のササラダニ相の比較

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Species composition of oribatid mite communities was investigated at 20 stations in beech forest of Mt. Echizen-dake (st. 1-5), Mt. Banzaburo-dake (st. 6-10), the Amagi Pass (st. 11-15) and Hakone (st. 16-20) in Central Japan. The average number of oribatid species from the twenty stations was 25.1,which was relatively low compared with the species numbers from the other types of forests in cool-temperate zone of Japan. Among 113 species found there Apolohmannia gigantea seems to have a close connection with beech forests. On the other hand, the lack of the following taxa of oribatid mites is noted as an important feature of the beech forests : Fosseremus quadripertitus, Oppia neerlandica, Machuella ventrisetosa, the families Palaeacaridae, Parhypochthoniidae, Microzetidae, Eremaeidae, Mycobatidae, the genera Camisia and Oribatella. It is noteworthy that a species of the genus Dampfiella was newly recorded from Japan, because the distribution of the family Dampfiellidae has been restricted to the tropical areas of Central-South America and Africa.
国立科学博物館の論文
1981-12-01