Collembola of Karelia: multiscale analysis of spatial distribution in pine forests

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Information on the number of individuals of springtail species in soil samples, multiscale design in two geographical points of Karelia: Kivach Nature Reserve and surroundings of the village Voronovo in 2011 and 2012. Data on 21,582 specimens of 55 species (16 series of samples, 6 plots, 1296 soil samples). Geographical points differed in relief: flat in the Kivach nature reserve and hilly in Voronovo. In both areas there are similar trial plots of pine forests of three types: lichen, green moss, sphagnum).

Информация о числе особей видов ногохвосток в отдельных почвенных пробах, мультимасштабный дизайн учетов в двух географических точках Карелии: заповеднике Кивач и окрестностях дер. Вороново в 2011 и 2012 гг. Данные по 21582 экземплярам 55 видов (16 серий учетов, 6 пробных площадей, 1296 почвенных образцов). Географические точки различались рельефом: равнинным в заповеднике Кивач и всхолмленным в Вороново. В обоих районах аналогичные пробные площади сосняков трех типов: лишайниковый, зеленомошный, сфагновый).

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