Natural status of the forest biogeocenosis ecosystems in the Carpathians and its bioindication on the base of nematode complexes
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2015.50665Keywords:
natural status, forest ecosystems, bioindication, soil NematodaAbstract
There are soil Nematoda complexes forming in primeval ecosystems. They have the same regularities in energy consumption by the community independently of the territorial location. Additional characteristics of species diversity and structural organization of Nematoda communities exist within the realms of biogeocenosis type. It allows determining the natural status of the forest ecosystems
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