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                                   ¹ Львівський національний університет імені Івана Франка
                                   e-mail: hymyn129878@gmail.com
                                   ² Державний природознавчий музей НАН України, м. Львів
                                   e-mail: kaprus63@gmail.com

                                   Khymyn O.I., Kaprus I.Ya.
                                   Impact of red oak monoculture age on the ecological structure of the collembola taxocene
                                      A comparative analysis of the Collembola taxon in a 20- and 48-year-old monoculture of invasive
                                   red oak and native beech and hornbeam, which were planted in the Yaniv forestry in Roztochchia, was
                                   carried  out.  These  studies  have  shown  that  the  density  of  the  Collembola  population  increases
                                   significantly with the age of the invasive stand. However, this figure is significantly lower than in
                                   natural habitats. The total species richness in the Collembola taxa of a 48-year-old stand, compared to
                                   a 20-year-old stand, increased by 1.3 times, and the habitat capacity at the level of point alpha diversity
                                   increased by 2 times. The index of intra-cenotic β-diversity decreases by 1.5 times with increasing age
                                   and is higher than in natural phytocoenoses. In the 48-year-old oak forest, a decrease in the main
                                   diversity indices, namely the Shannon, Simpson and Margalef index, was also found. A comparative
                                   analysis of the ecological structure and dominance structure of the studied taxa in natural and invasive
                                   biocenoses also shows significant changes: in the 20-year-old oak, no eudominants were found, the
                                   dominant  species  include  3  species  that  make  up  61.8%  of  the  total  number,  and  4  species  are
                                   subdominant (21.3% of the total number). In contrast, in beech, the absolute eudominant is 1 species,
                                   which accounts for 39.7% of the total taxa. In the 48-year-old oak forest, one eudominant species with
                                   an abundance of 40.1%, one dominant (23.8%) and three subdominants (15.4%) were found, while in
                                   the hornbeam forest, no eudominants were found, three species are among the dominants and in total
                                   account for 71.1% of the relative abundance of the studied taxon. Among the four identified biotope
                                   groups, the proportion of forest species in 20-year-old oak forest is significantly increasing compared
                                   to other biotopes. In terms of relative abundance in invasive and natural habitats, eutrophic species
                                   prevail,  which  decreased  in  young  oak  compared  to  beech  (53.1%  and  60.9%,  respectively),  and
                                   increased in old oak compared to hornbeam (58.9% and 44.9%, respectively).The taxon colembolus in
                                   invasive oak monocultures of different ages is classified as eutrophic.
                                      Keywords:  Collembola,  biological  invasions,  stand  age,  ecological  structure,  fauna,  red  oak,
                                   biodiversity, Roztocze.
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