英文摘要 |
"Yellow water pans were used to trap insects and invertebrates in order to investigate the insect fauna in the newly established tropical rainforest climatron at the Botanical Garden of the National Museum of Natural Science, Taichung, Taiwan. Classification was determined to Order in insects and to Class in other invertebrates. In total, 52 taxa of trapped organisms were identified, among which, 47 taxa or 84.4 % were insects. Among these, 38.5 % of individuals were of the Homoptera, 17 % were of the Hymenoptera, and 15.5 % were other invertebrates. In the Homoptera, the Aleyrodidae had the most individuals by number at 54.4 %, with the Aphidoidea at 31.7 %, the Coccoidea at 9.6 %, and the Eriosomatidae at 4.1 %. As to the Hymenoptera, the Formicidae had the most abundant numbers at 87.5 %, with the Chalcidoidea at 12.1 %. The Pulmonata comprised the most non-insect individuals at 44.3 %, of which snails accounted for 99 %, and mites 27.5 %. In terms of the number of taxa, the order Diptera had 11, Hymenoptera had 8, and Homoptera and Coleoptera both had 5. Based on PCA analyses, the major factor affecting the spatial distribution of insects in relation to the climatron environment was height above the ground, while the decenter, orientation, and pathways were minor ones." |