Species Richness of Galling Arthropods in Manaus, Amazon and the Surroundings of the Iguassu Falls - Collections

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Species Richness of Galling Arthropods in Manaus, Amazon and the Surroundings of the Iguassu Falls

Creator	Author PID K002247 Creator Name Yukawa, Junichi 湯川, 淳一ユカワ, ジュンイチ
	Author PID K003568 Creator Name Tokuda, Makoto 徳田, 誠トクダ, マコト
	Creator Name Uechi, Nami 上地, 奈美ウエチ, ナミ
	Creator Name Sato, Shinsuke 佐藤, 信輔サトウ, シンスケ
Language	English
Publisher	Entomological Laboratory, Faculty of Agriculture, Kyushu University
Publisher	九州大学農学部昆虫学教室
Date	2001-03-31
Source Title	ESAKIA
Vol	41
First Page	11
Last Page	15
Publication Type	Version of Record
Access Rights	open access
Crossref DOI	https://doi.org/10.5109/2649
Related DOI	ESAKIA \|\| 41 \|\| p11-15
Related URI	ESAKIA \|\| 41 \|\| p11-15
Relation	ESAKIA \|\| 41 \|\| p11-15
Abstract	We sueveyed the species richness of galling arthropods in Iguassu and Manaus in 2000 and found at least 109 sorts of arthropod gall. The species in Brazil has been supporting the microenvironment hypo...thesis, in which the galling habit is considered to be adaptive ti dry areas. However, our data in Iguassu and Amazon, as well as the previous data in Indonesia and Japan, revealed that the galling species richness was considerably high in humid environments. Host plant species richness was considered to be an alternative explanation for the high galling species richness in humid areas.show more

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PISSN	0071-1268
EISSN	2436-6455
NCID	AA00638527
Record ID	2649
Peer-Reviewed	Unrefereed
Subject Terms	species richness
	galling arthropods
	Amazon
	Iguassu
	humid environment
	microenvironment hypothesis
Type	紀要論文
Created Date	2010.07.16
Modified Date	2022.01.07