Dead Wood Parameters Influencing Saproxylic Coleoptera Communities on the Fallen Spruce and Aspen Trunks in the Old-Growth Spruce Forest in South Karelia

Polevoi А.V., Nikitsky N.B.

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Polevoi А.V., Nikitsky N.B., Dead Wood Parameters Influencing Saproxylic Coleoptera Communities on the Fallen Spruce and Aspen Trunks in the Old-Growth Spruce Forest in South Karelia // Byul. MOIP. Otd. biol. 2020. T. 125. Vyp. 2. S. 25-36

Dead Wood Parameters Influencing Saproxylic Coleoptera Communities on the Fallen Spruce and Aspen Trunks in the Old-Growth Spruce Forest in South Karelia

An attempt was made to evaluate some deadwood parameters as factors influencing saproxylic Coleoptera communities on the fallen spruce and aspen trunks in the old-growth spruce forest. It has been shown that the most important factor determining the species diversity of saproxylic Coleoptera is the time since tree death, which manifests itself differently depending on the tree species. The influence of the trunk diameter and the type of mortality was traceable (but not statistically significant) in combination with each other or with the time since tree death. Species composition of saproxylic Coleoptera was determined by the tree species, the time since tree death and the type of mortality. The influence of the trunk diameter, in this case, was traced only in combination with the tree species and the time since tree death. Analysis of the distribution of red-listed species confirms the need for the presence of dead fallen trunks of different tree species, and at different decomposition stages to maintain the maximum species diversity of rare saproxylic Coleoptera.

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Dahlberg A., Stokland J.N. Vedlevande arters krav på substrat – sammentällning och analys av 3600 arter // Skogsstyrelsen Rapport 7. 2004. P. 1–75.
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Halme P., Vartija N., Salmela J., Penttinen J., Norros V. High within- and between-trunk variation in the nematoceran (Diptera) community and its physical environment in decaying aspen trunks // Insect Conservation and Diversity. 2013. Vol. 6. N 4. P. 502–512.
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Langor D.W., Hammond H.E.J., Spence J.R., Jacobs J., Cobb T.P. Saproxylic insect assemblages in Canadian forests: Diversity, ecology, and conservation // Canadian Entomologist. 2008. Vol. 140. N 4. P. 453–474.
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Polevoi A. V., Pilipenko V.E. The first record of Tipula apicispina and Tipula stenostyla (Diptera, Tipulidae) from Russian Karelia with new data on their bionomics // Zoosystematica Rossica. 2016. Vol. 25. N 2. P. 380–386.
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Ruokolainen A., Shorohova E., Penttilä R., Kotkova V., Kushnevskaya H. A continuum of dead wood with various habitat elements maintains the diversity of wood-inhabiting fungi in an old-growth boreal forest // European Journal of Forest Research. 2018. Vol. 137. N 5. P. 707–718.
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Seibold S., Bässler C., Brandl R., Gossner M.M., Thorn S., Ulyshen M.D., Müller J. Experimental studies of dead-wood biodiversity – A review identifying global gaps in knowledge // Biological Conservation. 2015. Vol. 191. P. 139–149.
Shorohova E., Kapitsa E., Kazartsev I., Romashkin I., Polevoi A., Kushnevskaya H. Tree species traits are the predominant control on the decomposition rate of tree log bark in a mesic old-growth boreal forest // Forest Ecology and Management. 2016. Vol. 377. P. 36–45.
Siitonen J., Saaristo L. Habitat requirements and conservation of Pytho kolwensis, a beetle species of old-growth boreal forest // Biological Conservation. 2000. Vol. 94. P. 211–220.
Weslien J., Djupström L.B., Schroeder M., Widenfalk O. Long-term priority effects among insects and fungi colonizing decaying wood // The Journal of animal ecology. 2011. Vol. 80. N 6. P. 1155–1162.