Meşe ve kayın meşcerelerinde toprak ve ölü örtü mikroeklembacaklı trofik gruplarının zamansal değişimi

Toprak faunası, karasal ekosistemlerin önemli bir bileşenidir. Toprak faunasına ait trofik gruplar toprak oluşumunu, ölüörtü ayrışmasını, besin maddeleri ile karbon döngüsünü, mikrobiyal popülasyonları düzenleyerek ve net birincil üretimi arttırarak etkilerler. Çürükçüller, yırtıcılar, otçullar ve hepçillerden oluşan trofik gruplar, çevresel değişkenlere tepki göstererek ekosistem süreçlerini etkilerler. Meşe (Quercus petraea L.) ve kayın (Fagus orientalis L.) meşcerelerinde yürütülen bu çalışmada, toprak faunasına ait trofik grupların yapısı hem meşe ve kayın meşcerelerinde hem de ölüörtü ve toprak içerisinde farklılık gösterirken, yıl içerisinde de farklılıklar belirlenmiştir (p

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Toprak faunası, mikroeklembacaklı, trofik grup, Quercus, Fagus

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Toprak faunası, mikroeklembacaklı, trofik grup, Quercus, Fagus,

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