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DIVERSITY OF EDAPHIC FAUNA IN DIFFERENT SOIL OCCUPATION SYSTEMS
ABSTRACT Soil is the habitat for a number of living organisms that perform essential functions within the ecosystem; their functions and interactions are modified according to different ways of land occupation. Thus, the objective of this study was to evaluate the diversity of edaphic fauna in diffe...
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description | ABSTRACT Soil is the habitat for a number of living organisms that perform essential functions within the ecosystem; their functions and interactions are modified according to different ways of land occupation. Thus, the objective of this study was to evaluate the diversity of edaphic fauna in different soil occupation systems. The study was carried out in different soil occupation systems: millet, maize, soybean, eucalyptus, preserved cerrado, disturbed cerrado, and pasture, with 130 pitfall traps installed per treatment. Soil fauna organisms were identified at the level of large groups (orders and family), and then examined under the following biological diversity indices: Shannon index, Pielou index, average and total richness, and abundance. The highest abundance was found under millet growing conditions (9,974 individuals), and the lowest abundance values were found in soybean soil (222 individuals) and maize (824 individuals). Uniform distribution of groups in the area with soybean crops, due to the homogeneous management of the area, provided the highest biological index (H'=2.69). Principal component analysis (PCA) explained 50.9% of the data along the main axis and 34.6% of the data along the secondary axis. The different systems of soil occupation showed different abundance and diversity, demonstrating how soil occupation interferes with the dynamics of the invertebrate soil fauna.
RESUMO O solo é o habitat de vários organismos que desempenham funções essenciais para o ecossistema, cujo conjunto de funções e interações são modificadas pelas diferentes maneiras de ocupação do solo. Assim, o objetivo deste trabalho é avaliar a diversidade da fauna edáfica em diferentes sistemas de ocupação do solo. O estudo foi desenvolvido em diferentes sistemas de ocupação do solo: milheto, milho, soja, eucalipto, cerrado preservado, cerrado antropizado e pastagem, onde foram instaladas 130 armadilhas do tipo pitfall por tratamento. Os organismos da fauna do solo foram identificados a nível de grandes grupos (ordens e família), e, depois, os índices de diversidade biológica: índice de Shannon, índice de Pielou, riqueza e abundância média e total. A maior abundância foi encontrada para milheto (9.974 indivíduos), e os menores valores de abundância foram verificados para soja (222 indivíduos) e milho (824 indivíduos), respectivamente. A distribuição uniforme dos grupos na área de soja, devido ao manejo homogêneo da área, proporcionou o maior índice biológico (H’=2, |
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RESUMO O solo é o habitat de vários organismos que desempenham funções essenciais para o ecossistema, cujo conjunto de funções e interações são modificadas pelas diferentes maneiras de ocupação do solo. Assim, o objetivo deste trabalho é avaliar a diversidade da fauna edáfica em diferentes sistemas de ocupação do solo. O estudo foi desenvolvido em diferentes sistemas de ocupação do solo: milheto, milho, soja, eucalipto, cerrado preservado, cerrado antropizado e pastagem, onde foram instaladas 130 armadilhas do tipo pitfall por tratamento. Os organismos da fauna do solo foram identificados a nível de grandes grupos (ordens e família), e, depois, os índices de diversidade biológica: índice de Shannon, índice de Pielou, riqueza e abundância média e total. A maior abundância foi encontrada para milheto (9.974 indivíduos), e os menores valores de abundância foram verificados para soja (222 indivíduos) e milho (824 indivíduos), respectivamente. 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subjects | Abundance AGRICULTURE, DAIRY & ANIMAL SCIENCE AGRONOMY Biodiversity Corn Diversity indices Eucalyptus FISHERIES FOOD SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY FORESTRY Invertebrates Millet Pasture Pitfall traps Principal components analysis Soil dynamics Soil fauna Soils Soybeans VETERINARY SCIENCES |
title | DIVERSITY OF EDAPHIC FAUNA IN DIFFERENT SOIL OCCUPATION SYSTEMS |
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