Claim · model-written summary
Chyliza bambusae was a dominant fly species.
- Taxon
- Chyliza bambusaeChyliza bambusaee0
- Outcome
- dominant speciese0
Verbatim
e0“Chyliza bambusae, Pegomyia kiangsuensis, Anthomyia illocata, Hydrotaea dentipes and Episyrphus balteata were the dominant species.”
Title
Dynamics and impact factor analysis of fly species diversity in Phyllostachys violascens stands
Xiao Cheng Kunchong zhishi 2015
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Observation Ten fly species from eight families were identified in bamboo stands at Dajingshan forest farm.
- Observation Pegomyia kiangsuensis was a dominant fly species.
- Observation Anthomyia illocata was a dominant fly species.
- Observation Hydrotaea dentipes was a dominant fly species.
- Observation Episyrphus balteata was a dominant fly species.
- Association Fly diversity declined significantly with increasing adult bamboo number near traps.
- Association Young bamboo shoot number significantly influenced fly diversity.
- Observation Unshared spatial variation accounted for 8.54% of the species matrix variation.
- Observation Non-spatial environmental variation accounted for 28.84%.
- Observation Spatially structured environmental variation accounted for 10.46%.
- Observation Unexplained variation and stochastic fluctuations accounted for 52.16%.