Participation of soil nematodes in grass litter decemposition under diverse biocenotic conditions of meadows

Wasilewska, Lucyna

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Participation of soil nematodes in grass litter decemposition under diverse biocenotic conditions of meadows Wasilewska, Lucyna

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Participation of soil nematodes in grass litter decemposition under diverse biocenotic conditions of meadows

Participation of soil nematodes in litter decemposition

Wasilewska, Lucyna

Polska Akademia Nauk. Instytut Ekologii

Oficyna Wydawnicza Instytutu Ekologii PAN

Dziekanów Leśny

1992-1994

Pages 75-100 : illustrations ; 24 cm ; Bibliographical references (pages 99-100) ; Abstract in Polish

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decomposition ; age of meadow ; nematodes ; litter ; Panagrolaimus rigidus ; biocenose richness

Decomposition of Dactylis glomerata litter was compared in two adjoining ley meadows (aged 2-3 years and 8-9 years), differing in succession phase. The soil nematode density was higher in young meadow than in old one. In young meadow, the numbers of the litter-colonizing nematodes were several times higher. Exposure of litter always promoted an increase in the density of nematodes in the substrate. The species Panagrolaimus rigidus was the main dominant in litter.

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