Microarthropod response following cable logging and clear-cutting in the Southern Appalachians. Seastedt, T. R. Ecology, 1981. Paper abstract bibtex Litter and soil microarthropod populations were monitored following cable logging and clear-cutting of a forested watershed (WS 7) at Coweeta. Annual mean densities of microarthropods in litter bags were reduced over 50 percent on the clear-cut watershed when compared with an adjacent forested watershed (WS 2), and averaged 8.4 individuals/g of litter on WS 7 vs. 20.4/g on WS 2 (P \textless .01). Density estimates obtained from 5-cm-deep sections of litter and soil indicated a 25 percent reduction in densities on WS 7, with a 17-month average of 98,900 microarthropods/m2 on WS 7 vs. 133,500 microarthropods/m2 on WS2 (P \textless .001). In contrast, densities of microarthropods increased over 100 percent in deeper soil horizons (5-55 cm), averaging 89,800 microarthropods/m2 on WS 7 vs. 43,700 microarthropods/m2 on WS 2 (P \textless .001).
@article{seastedt_microarthropod_1981,
title = {Microarthropod response following cable logging and clear-cutting in the {Southern} {Appalachians}.},
volume = {62},
url = {http://cwt33.ecology.uga.edu/publications/516.pdf},
abstract = {Litter and soil microarthropod populations were monitored following cable logging and clear-cutting of a forested watershed (WS 7) at Coweeta. Annual mean densities of microarthropods in litter bags were reduced over 50 percent on the clear-cut watershed when compared with an adjacent forested watershed (WS 2), and averaged 8.4 individuals/g of litter on WS 7 vs. 20.4/g on WS 2 (P {\textless} .01). Density estimates obtained from 5-cm-deep sections of litter and soil indicated a 25 percent reduction in densities on WS 7, with a 17-month average of 98,900 microarthropods/m2 on WS 7 vs. 133,500 microarthropods/m2 on WS2 (P {\textless} .001). In contrast, densities of microarthropods increased over 100 percent in deeper soil horizons (5-55 cm), averaging 89,800 microarthropods/m2 on WS 7 vs. 43,700 microarthropods/m2 on WS 2 (P {\textless} .001).},
journal = {Ecology},
author = {Seastedt, T. R.},
year = {1981},
keywords = {CWT}
}
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