STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS OF THE PREDATOR MITE’S POPULATIONS IN SHRUBS ECOSYSTEMS 100% 90% 80% 70% 3600 9 3400 11 900 3 7900 15 Toto/year October August May 60% 50% 5 6 10 40% 1600 30% 8 20% 1700 10% 300 2 0% ind./sq.m. no.sp. 1500 9 1600 300 2 ind./sq.m. no.sp. 800 100 ind./sq.m. 3 1 no.sp. 3900 14 3400 600 3 ind./sq.m. no.sp. L S1 S2 Toto/year Fig. 5. The numerical densities and the number of species of the mites, in soil layers in ecosystem from Cornu. 100% 90% 80% 5400 14 1300 6 1100 5 7800 17 Toto/year October August May 70% 60% 50% 7 3 2 10 40% 30% 20% 2200 900 8 500 300 3 400 500 3 3100 11 1700 10% 2300 8 500 3 200 2 3000 10 0% ind./sq.m. no. sp. ind./sq.m. no. sp. ind./sq.m. no. sp. ind./sq.m. L S1 S2 Toto/year Fig. 6. The numerical densities and the number of species of mites, in soil layers in ecosystem from Nistoreşti. 25
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