Challenges in Insect Conservation: Managing Fluctuating Populations In Disturbed Habitats
Abstract
The vast majority of the world’s species are insects (at least 80%; Mawdsley and Stork 1995). Their importance is overwhelming by almost any measure. For example, insects and other arthropods contribute substantially to standing biomass; 1,000 kg/ha is an estimate for the United States (Pimentel et al. 1980). In most terrestrial and freshwater ecosystems they play critical roles as prey, predators, herbivores and pollinators (Free 1970; Debach...
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Title
Challenges in Insect Conservation: Managing Fluctuating Populations In Disturbed Habitats
Published Date
Jan 1, 1998
Journal
Pages
228 - 254
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