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The Role of Arthropods in Forest Ecosystems

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    Book Overview
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    Chapter 1 The Role of the Mountain Pine Beetle in Lodgepole Pine Ecosystems: Impact on Succession
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    Chapter 2 The Significance of Phytophagous Insects in the Eucalyptus Forests of Australia
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    Chapter 3 Resource Utilization by Colonial Lepidoptera Defoliators
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    Chapter 4 Species Structure of Bumblebee Communities in North America and Europe
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    Chapter 5 Pollination Energetics: An Ecosystem Approach
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    Chapter 6 The Roles of Terrestrial Saprophagous Arthropods in Forest Soils: Current Status of Concepts
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    Chapter 7 Regulation of Deciduous Forest Litter Decomposition by Soil Arthropod Feces
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    Chapter 8 Contributions of Cryptozoa to Forest Nutrient Cycles
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    Chapter 9 Soil Microorganism—Arthropod Interactions: Fungi as Major Calcium and Sodium Sources
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    Chapter 10 Ant Nests as Accelerators of Succession in Paraguayan Pastures
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    Chapter 11 Community Structure of Collembola Affected by Fire Frequency
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    Chapter 12 Saprophagous Organisms and Problems in Applied Resource Partitioning
Attention for Chapter 3: Resource Utilization by Colonial Lepidoptera Defoliators
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