Species belonging to carabidae family cought by pitfall sampling method in the apple orchards in Isparta province and their biodiversity parameters
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This study conducted between 2016-2017 years in apple orchard of ISUBU campus. Due to determinate density of carabidae family. In ISUBU campüs, it was sellected three equal apple orchard. Selected apple orchard named well kept- using chemical, well kept- unusing chemical, unkempt- unusing chemical. It was use spitfall trap each apple orchars. As a result, based on the data obtained from this study, ıt has been shown that agricultural activities have an effect on the density of ground Beatles and similarity of habits. Considering the previous studies, it is important not to intervene externally to the ecosystem as much as possible in order to disturb the balance o ecosystem.
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Selin Silay
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Selin Silay (Master Thesis). Species belonging to carabidae family cought by pitfall sampling method in the apple orchards in Isparta province and their biodiversity parameters, 2019, Isparta University of Applied Sciences.
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