Theme 23: Biodiversity
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Publication Date
2001
Location
Brazil
Description
This paper dealt with the diversity in eight habitat soil animals communities in Songnen plain grassland. The results showed the better habitat condition the higher diversity index of soil animals, and vice-versa. The diversity of soil animals communities correlated positively with soil organic matter, total nitrogen, and negatively with soil pH; there was a poor correlation with soil water content and total soil phosphorus. The diversity of soil animals communities decreased with increasing depth of soil layer and has surface-collection.
Citation
Yin, Xiuqin and Zhu, Tingcheng, "Study of the Diversity of Soil Animals Community in the Songnen Plain Grassland of China" (2001). IGC Proceedings (1985-2023). 10.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/19/23/10)
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Study of the Diversity of Soil Animals Community in the Songnen Plain Grassland of China
Brazil
This paper dealt with the diversity in eight habitat soil animals communities in Songnen plain grassland. The results showed the better habitat condition the higher diversity index of soil animals, and vice-versa. The diversity of soil animals communities correlated positively with soil organic matter, total nitrogen, and negatively with soil pH; there was a poor correlation with soil water content and total soil phosphorus. The diversity of soil animals communities decreased with increasing depth of soil layer and has surface-collection.
