Keanekaragaman Arthopoda laba-laba pada persawahan tadah hujan di Kalimantan Selatan

Soedijo, Samharinto; Pramudi, Muhammad Indar

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“…Plant nutrients derived from various plant residues will go through the process of decomposition with the help of soil arthropods so that humus is formed as a source of soil nutrition for plants. Besides the role of soil arthropods as well as support for other plants such as pollinators (pollinators), predators to minimize species that are detrimental to the environment to as a bioindicator in an ecosystem (maintaining food chains in the soil), and pests (Fauziah, 2016;Ardillah, et al, 2014;Soedijo and Staphinilidae, Formicidae, and Entomobrydae are the common family at Mount Arjuno (Abdillah et al, 2020). Staphinilidae are detritivores that easily found under the decaying leaf trees and rocks.…”

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Potential Study on Soil Arthropods Diversity as Vegetation Bioindicators at Puthuk Siwur and Mount Pundak Hiking Trails District of Mojokerto

Abdillah

Anwar

2020

Nat. Sci. J.

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Puthuk Siwur and Mount Pundak located at Mojokerto Region. Soil athropods having important role on ecosystem including the vegetations. This study was aimed for understand the potential of soil arthropods diversity as an vegetation bioindicators. Based on the results some family having potential to correlate with the vegetations on its habitat. Formicidae Family having potential as predators at a location that some of the vegetation producing fruits. Staphinilidae Family having potential for correlated with vegetation that produce leaf debris on high amount. Entomobrydae family having potential for correlated with decomposing activity of dying vegetation bodies at high altitude.

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