Composition and structure of canopy arthropods in<em> Pinus thunbergii</em>

WU Hai-wei; LUO You-qing; SHI Juan; CHEN Wei-ping; YAN Xiao-su; JIANG Ping

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WU Hai-wei, LUO You-qing, SHI Juan, CHEN Wei-ping, YAN Xiao-su, JIANG Ping. Composition and structure of canopy arthropods in Pinus thunbergii[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 2010, 27(4): 501-506. doi: 10.11833/j.issn.2095-0756.2010.04.004

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WU Hai-wei, LUO You-qing, SHI Juan, CHEN Wei-ping, YAN Xiao-su, JIANG Ping. Composition and structure of canopy arthropods in Pinus thunbergii[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 2010, 27(4): 501-506. doi: 10.11833/j.issn.2095-0756.2010.04.004

Composition and structure of canopy arthropods in Pinus thunbergii

doi: 10.11833/j.issn.2095-0756.2010.04.004

1.
Guangdong Forestry Research Institute，Guangzhou 510520，Guangdong，China;
2.
The Key Laboratory for Silviculture and Conservation of Ministry of Education，Beijing Forestry University，Beijing 100083，China;
3.
Forest Pest Control and Quarantine Bureau of Zhejiang Province，Hangzhou 310020，Zhejiang，China

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Corresponding author: LUO You-qing
Publish Date: 2010-08-20

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From May to September 2006，the composition and structure of canopy arthropods in Pinus thunbergii were studied in Zhoushan City，Zhejiang Province using the branch bagging technique. Results in the pooled samples showed a total of 3 077 individuals from 95 species belonging to 45 families and 12 orders composed of predaceous insects：89 individuals from 17 species in 10 families，leaf-eating insects：1 477 individuals from 16 species in 11 families，branch and top-eating insects：1 186 individuals from 18 species in 8 families，spiders：287 individuals from 33 species in 11 families，and tourists：38 individuals from 13 species in 5 families. The main species included Nesodiprion zhejiangensis，Drosicha corpulenta，Aphrophora flavipes，and Monochamus alternatus. All functional groups were mostly distributed in the mid and lower layers of the canopy. Except for predaceous insects that preferred staying in the sunny parts of the canopy （the east，south，and west sides），all other groups were not selective as to orientation. The predominance of pests，including the leaf-eating group and the branch and top-eating groups，was highest in May with species richness highest in July. The greatest damage occurred between June and August with the predaceous group，including insects and spiders，dominant in every month.［Ch，3 fig. 1 tab. 23 ref.］
- forest entomology,
- Bursaphelenchus xylophilus,
- Pinus thunbergii,
- arthropod community,
- Zhoushan Archipelago,

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2. The Key Laboratory for Silviculture and Conservation of Ministry of Education，Beijing Forestry University，Beijing 100083，China;

3. Forest Pest Control and Quarantine Bureau of Zhejiang Province，Hangzhou 310020，Zhejiang，China

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Abstract: From May to September 2006，the composition and structure of canopy arthropods in Pinus thunbergii were studied in Zhoushan City，Zhejiang Province using the branch bagging technique. Results in the pooled samples showed a total of 3 077 individuals from 95 species belonging to 45 families and 12 orders composed of predaceous insects：89 individuals from 17 species in 10 families，leaf-eating insects：1 477 individuals from 16 species in 11 families，branch and top-eating insects：1 186 individuals from 18 species in 8 families，spiders：287 individuals from 33 species in 11 families，and tourists：38 individuals from 13 species in 5 families. The main species included Nesodiprion zhejiangensis，Drosicha corpulenta，Aphrophora flavipes，and Monochamus alternatus. All functional groups were mostly distributed in the mid and lower layers of the canopy. Except for predaceous insects that preferred staying in the sunny parts of the canopy （the east，south，and west sides），all other groups were not selective as to orientation. The predominance of pests，including the leaf-eating group and the branch and top-eating groups，was highest in May with species richness highest in July. The greatest damage occurred between June and August with the predaceous group，including insects and spiders，dominant in every month.［Ch，3 fig. 1 tab. 23 ref.］

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