Impacts of herbivorous insects on decomposer communities during the early stages of primary succession in a semi-arid woodland

Keyphrases

• Microbial Community 100%
• Decomposer Community 100%
• Primary Succession 100%
• Semi-arid Woodland 100%
• Herbivorous Insects 100%
• Needle Litter 100%
• Soil Bacteria 66%
• Microbial Biomass 66%
• Insect Herbivory 66%
• Wet Season 66%
• Dry Season 66%
• Northern Arizona 33%
• Pinus Edulis 33%
• Pion 33%
• Soil Moisture 33%
• Soil Fertility 33%
• Nitrogen Phosphorus 33%
• Nitrogen N 33%
• Phosphorus P 33%
• Soil Microbial Community 33%
• Community Structure 33%
• Scale Insects 33%
• Microbial Activity 33%
• Bacterial Community 33%
• Mesic 33%
• Arid Environment 33%
• Aboveground Herbivory 33%
• Climatic Change 33%
• Litter Input 33%
• Carbon C 33%
• Herbivore Impact 33%
• Soil Carbon 33%
• Sunset Crater 33%
• National Monument 33%
• Litter Chemistry 33%
• Litter Quality 33%
• Soil pH 33%
• Litter Nitrogen 33%
• Microarthropods 33%
• Feeding Scale 33%
• Mesophyll 33%
• P Concentration 33%
• Oribatida 33%
• Microbial Population 33%
• Xeric Ecosystems 33%
• Soil Litter 33%
• Prostigmata 33%
• Nutrient Input 33%
• Biomass Structure 33%
• Community-level Physiological Profile 33%
• Biomass Activity 33%
• Activity Structure 33%
• Microbial Enzyme Activity 33%
• Structure Response 33%
• Litter Quantity 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Microbial Community 100%
• Primary Succession 100%
• Decomposer Communities 100%
• Microbial Biomass 66%
• Wet Season 66%
• Dry Season 66%
• Pinus edulis 33%
• Soil Moisture 33%
• Soil Fertility 33%
• Bacterial Communities 33%
• Soil Microbial Community 33%
• Scale Insect 33%
• Soil Carbon 33%
• Microbial Activity 33%
• Matsucoccus acalyptus 33%
• Enzyme Activity 33%
• Mesophyll 33%
• Prostigmata 33%