Soil fauna in forest and pine plantations from San Lorenzo station-Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta

Título

Soil fauna in forest and pine plantations from San Lorenzo station-Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta

Autor

Édgar Camero Rubio, Clara Chamorro Bello

Descripción

Soils in San Lorenzo Station-Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta-(2280m) were selected in two different uses: forest and pine plantations. Fauna was coleected out from the soils by Pitfall and Berlesse methods to be determinated up to family levels. Biodiversity, populations, fauna distribution into soil profile, and richness and constancy indexes, were determinated in soil horizons. Biodiversity, richness and Constancy Indexes are affected when natural condition are disturbed, generally by man action. This perturbation speed up the natural population growth when another population controllers have disappea.

Fecha

1999

Materia

Biología del suelo, Edafofauna, ecología

Fuente

Acta Biológica Colombiana

Editor

Universidad Nacional de Colombia

Cobertura

Biology (General)

Archivos

https://socictopen.socict.org/files/to_import/pdfs/fe1dc9ceb75998116ee10cf2fcfae384.pdf

Citación

Édgar Camero Rubio, Clara Chamorro Bello, “Soil fauna in forest and pine plantations from San Lorenzo station-Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta,” SOCICT Open, consulta 19 de abril de 2026, https://www.socictopen.socict.org/items/show/21316.

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