On Abundance of Microarthropods at Two Different Soil Habitats in Alluvial Soils of North Bengal, India
Journal: International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR) (Vol.5, No. 10)Publication Date: 2016-10-05
Authors : S. K. Sarkar; M. N. Moitra; K. Chakraborty;
Page : 1187-1189
Keywords : soil microarthopods; acari; collembola; population abundance;
Abstract
Soil samples were collected from two different soil habitats-one agricultural and one brick field in the alluvial plains of northern West Bengal. Abunadance of microarthropod populations differed significantly between the sites (pless than0.05). Seasonal fluctuation pattern was more or less similar. Soil acarines were the most abundant fauna at the sampling sites while, collembolans were the second most numerically dominant group. Oribatids were more abundant at agricultural sites while, the mesostigmatids were higher in abundance at the brick field.
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