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Arthropods And Fire: Studies In A Southeast Australian Heathland, Patrick M. Tap
Arthropods And Fire: Studies In A Southeast Australian Heathland, Patrick M. Tap
University of Wollongong Thesis Collection 1954-2016
The studies described in this thesis were aimed at unravelling the relationships between fire and arthropods. This has been investigated in a number ofstudies in the literature. Some studies reported finding fewer arthropods in burned than in unburned sites, others reported finding more, and still others found no difference. Factors that may help to explain this variety of outcomes include differences in arthropod taxa and habitat type, time since fire, and methods and duration of sampling. I analysed the frequencies of studies reporting fewer, equivalent or more arthropods in collections from burned compared to unburned sites for eight categories (i.e. …