昆虫学报2009，Vol.52Issue(11)：1236-1243,8.
长白山针阔混交林不同演替阶段的昆虫多样性
Insect diversity along a successional gradient in conifer and broad-leaved mixed forests in Changbai Mountain
摘要
Abstract
It has been noted that insect community is a powerful indicator of forest discover and succession. We examined the changes in species diversity and faunal composition of insect along a successional gradient of conifer and broad-leaved mixed forests in Changbai Mountain in this study. Insect community of three habitats, viz. Secondary birch forest (SBF), secondary conifer and broad-leaved mixed forest (SCBF), and original broad-leaved Korean pine forest (OBPF), from the early successional stage to mature forest understory were investigated by using sweeping nets, light traps and pitfall traps. The results showed that a total of 8 183 individuals representing 699 species in 362 orders were recorded. The dominant species were of Lepidoptera and Coleoptera. SCBF had the highest number of individuals and OBPF had the highest number of species, but the number of species and individuals between the successional habitats did not differ significantly. The Fisher' s a index values of SCBF and OBPF were significantly greater than that of SBF, and the diversity at the family level was not significantly different between the three habitats. Insect diversity increased following the herb diversity along the successional habitats. Because of different feeding habits and habitat preference, the diversity of Lepidoptera increased along the successional habitats, while that of Coleoptera decreased, which was similar to that found in previously reported studies.关键词
昆虫/群落演替/物种多样性/次生白桦林/次牛针阔混交林/原始阔叶红松林/长白山Key words
Insects/ community succession/ species diversity/ secondary birch forest (SBF)/ secondary conifer and broad-leaved mixed forest (SCBF)/ original broad-leaved Korean pine forest (OBPF)/ Changbai Mountain分类
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贾玉珍,赵秀海,孟庆繁..长白山针阔混交林不同演替阶段的昆虫多样性[J].昆虫学报,2009,52(11):1236-1243,8.基金项目
财政部公益性行业科研专项(200904022) （200904022）
国家"十一五"科技支撑项目(2006BA1303A0804) （2006BA1303A0804）
国家自然科学基金项目(30771716) （30771716）
