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STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS OF THE PREDATOR MITE’S POPULATIONS IN SHRUBS ECOSYSTEMS<br />

2500<br />

2000<br />

Lunca Mare<br />

Cornu<br />

Nistoresti<br />

no. ind./sq.m.<br />

1500<br />

1000<br />

500<br />

0<br />

Leptogamasus parvulus<br />

Veigaia nemorensis<br />

Asca aphidoides<br />

Geholaspis mandibularis<br />

Hypoaspis aculeifer<br />

species<br />

Trachytes aegrota<br />

Uropoda sp.<br />

Fig. 3. The numerical densities of the dominant mites in studied ecosystems.<br />

Table 3.<br />

Species diversity (Shannon - Wiener index) of the identified<br />

mites species in studied ecosystems<br />

Ecosystem May August October Annual<br />

Lunca Mare 2.25 2.82 2.61 3.23<br />

Cornu 1.37 3.47 2.85 3.29<br />

Nistoreşti 2.73 3.2 2.78 3.75<br />

In ecosystem from Cornu were identified 15 species, with 7900 ind./sq.m.<br />

In humus layer was recorded the most increased number of species, than in litter<br />

and fermentation layer and in the last was the soil layer. The humus, which had a<br />

reach content of organic matter, action as a trophical additional substratum,<br />

determining by its structure an increasing of the species number, providing to the<br />

mites optimal environmental conditions.<br />

In temporal dynamics was obtained a high specific diversity in august and a<br />

small one in may. From the numerical density point of view, the most favourable<br />

evolution of the mite populations was in october and the less propitious in may. In<br />

autumn, developing of the litter and fermentation layer is faster, this habitat being<br />

prefered by the majority of descomposer invertebrates from soil-trophic source for<br />

gamasids (Fig. 5.) (Table 3).<br />

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