Leaf-Beetle community structure in an amazonian rainforest canopy
作者： Brian D. Farrell , Terry L. Erwin
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-009-3105-3_5
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摘要: A tropical rainforest canopy is arguably the most complex and poorly known ecosystem in world. Basic description of intricate trophic webs plant/herbivore/predator assemblages such canopies represent still-nascent stages. Here we apply contrasting approaches extant current literature to probe for first time insect community structure one Amazonian canopy.
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