Titlebook: Ecology Of Forest Insects; Andrzej Szujecki Book 1987 PWN — Polish Scientific Publishers 1987 Humus.adaptation.biocoenosis.development.eco

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Insects in forest biocenoses,osis in time is due to the various relationships which occur between the organisms in that biocenosis and which form a complex structure of trophic, paratrophic and competitive interspecific dependences. Each species finds food and shelter from its enemies and holds a definite position in the functional and spatial structure of the biocenosis.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-91670-0n the tropical regions. In Poland alone, the number of known species amounts to about 27 000. The specific differentiation of the forest entomofauna is directly correlated with the environmental variability. The greater the number of ecological niches available, the greater the number of species whi

Latency

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-8024-3s. This is because food is indispensable for the successful course of growth processes, development of reproductive organs and the functioning and locomotion of the organism in general. Food influences, directly or indirectly, the fertility, rate of development, activity and abundance of insects as

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-13834-1iosphere (after the cell and the organism) and exhibits a definite ecological structure. Characteristic demo-graphical phenomena occur in the population and are determined by the fertility and mortality of individuals, as well as their age distribution and quantitative sex proportion. These phenomen

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Anlagenbilanzierung in der Energietechnikman influence. It consists of the replacement of specific (i.e. endemic) components by nonspecific, cosmopolitan ones as well as the replacement of native or autochthonous components by foreign or al-lochtonous elements and the substitution of stenotopic components by eurytopic ones. Consequently it

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-4804-4Humus; adaptation; biocoenosis; development; ecology; ecosystem; environment; fauna; forest; insect; insects; p