Claim · model-written summary
Collembola composition under invasive plants was poorly diversified, with two species dominating.
- Taxon
- invasive plantse0
- Interactor
- Brachystomella parvula
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Brachystomella parvulae0other - Second interactor
- Protaphorura armata
Protaphorura armatae0other - Outcome
- Collembola species composition was poorly diversifiede0
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Verbatim
e0“Collembola species composition was poorly diversified under invasive plants, with Brachystomella parvula and Protaphorura armata dominating both types of cover”
Title
Invasive Plants Do Not Exert Univocal Responses on Soil Abiotic and Biotic Characteristics
Monica Zizolfi; Giulia Maisto; Giorgia Santini; et al. Forests 2025. doi:10.3390/f16020209
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- Observation Tree of heaven increased soil pH to 6.95.
- Observation Tree of heaven increased bacterial biomass to 42.94 ng g−1.
- Observation Tree of heaven increased Collembola density to 2038 organisms m2.
- Observation Tree of heaven reduced soil water content to 10.6% d.w.
- Observation Tree of heaven reduced soil organic carbon to 1.21% d.w.
- Observation Black locust increased soil nitrogen content to 0.70% d.w.
- Observation Black locust reduced microbial biomass to 22.85 ng g−1.
- Observation Black locust reduced Collembola density to 873 organisms m2.
- Observation Tree of heaven soils had a higher hemi-edaphic Collembola proportion of 48.3% than black locust soils.
- Observation Eu-edaphic forms dominated black locust soils at 42.2%.