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Dynamics of the trophic groups of emergent soil coleoptera fauna in a pine forest pinus tropicalis morelet

Lopez Castilla, R.; Gonzalez Oliver, R.

Ciencias Biologicas Academia de Ciencias de Cuba 18: 102-110

1987

Accession: 007233186
At Bermejales, Pinar del Rio Province, [Cuba] the composition and dynamics of the trophic levels of soil emergent coleoptera fauna as well as their relation to some environmental factors are studied in pine forest (Pinus tropicalis Morelet). The results showed that there was a positive linear relationships between saprophagous group and temperature while there was none at all in both phytophagous and zoophagous.

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