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Differences of soil invertebrate communities between larch planted forest and natural deciduous forest in Mt. Gariwang
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Forest resource development including plantation and thinning has severely influenced on the forest ecosystems. In this study, we compared differences of soil invertebrate communities between a larch planted forest and a natural deciduous forest. Soil invertebrates were collected at 6 sampling sites in the natural deciduous forest and at 9 sampling sites in the larch planted forest in June and September, 2013. Each study site was set in 1 ha and soil samples were collected using a soil core (5.5 cm diameter and 4.5 cm height). After sampling soil invertebrates, the invertebrates were extracted using Tullgren extractor for 72 hours. In total, 1,194 individuals and 22 taxa of soil invertebrates were identified in this study. Among them, Collembola was the most dominant taxa (41% of abundance). Abundance of the larch planted forest was higher two times than that of the natural deciduous forest. The results of this study provide fundamental information on soil invertebrate fauna before the forest managements. In the further study, we will examine the effects of various types of forest management on the community of soil invertebrates.
