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Forest fires is one of the main causes of the destruction of forests that can disrupt the sustainability of forests. The result of the forest fires directly affects the life of fauna existing on the surface of the ground or within the ground. Forest fires and land can lead to death, drop in and influenced the development of soil fauna abundance. This research aims to identify and count the diversity, wealth, equity, and the pattern of the spread of soil fauna in different ecosystems intact and burned. Research carried out in several districts of the province of Jambi. Techniques of soil fauna retrieval method using hand sorting in three ekositem intact and burned. The three primary forests, ecosystems, forest industry plants, and palm oil plantations. The overall results of the study found 519 individuals contains 46 33 genera, in the family, 20 of the order of 8 classes and 3 Phylum. The most highest ecosystems found in the intact primary forest ecosystems with the highest DMg = 4,243, H ' = 2,664, E = 0862. While the lowest ecosystem found in the palm plantation ecosystems burned with DMg value = 2,102, H ' = 1,520, E = 0692. The pattern of distribution is generally on the third ecosystem is uniform, random and clumped. The high diversity of soil fauna types depending on the condition and environmental factors of each ecosystem.
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