Impact of forest fire on diversity of hymenopteran insects – a study at Copia species-used forest, Son La Province

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Besides the unsustainable exploitation, farming activities and economic development activities, forest fire is considered as one of the major threats to biodiversity and deforestation in Vietnam. In forest ecosystems, any changes in insect communities can affect species composition, nutrient cycling and numerous other ecological processes. The impact of forest fires, however, is not equal to different insect groups. In this paper, we study the impact of forest fires to hymenopteran insects at Copia species-use forest, Son La Province. This is the first time this kind of study has been taken place in Vietnam.
Year

2016

Secondary Title

Journal of Vietnamese Environment

Publisher

Technische Universität Dresden

Volume

8

Number

1

Pages

4-8

Language

Keyword(s)

environmental impact, forest fires, habitats, insect communities, species composition, species diversity, Vietnam, Hymenoptera, insects, Hexapoda, arthropods, invertebrates, animals, eukaryotes, APEC countries, ASEAN Countries, Developing Countries, Indochina, South East Asia, Asia, environmental effects, Viet Nam, Forest Fires (KK130), Animal Ecology (ZZ332)

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Form: Journal Article
Geographical Area: Vietnam

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