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Agricultural landscapes impede woodland ground-dwelling beetle…
Agricultural landscapes impede woodland ground-dwelling beetle colonisation and establishment in planted woodlands
abstract
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larger planting locations, active managent, to enhance collonys and bio diversity
intro
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beetles are necessary for nutrient cycling, food source, and indacators
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abundince is directly corralated to degree of habatat prefernce and composition slideing through woodland age, size, and poportion of woodlands to ajacent agriculture
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results
23,224 beetles of 163 species
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discussion
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age of woodland had indirect relation with woodland species but a negative relation on non woodland species
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conclusion
generating more woodlands will not create a major inpact on ground beetles but in areas with no wooland and extremely high agricultural practice intencive woodland introduction is beneficial.