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  • Altogether 2,698 specimens of the families Empididae, Hybotidae and Microphoridae representing 60 species were found by means of pan traps in agricultural fields in Nort-western Bohemia and adjacent areas. Altogether five lines of traps were installed in center of non-productive perennial vegetation, along ecotone and 10, 40 and 100 m inside fields. Two species, Empis livida (38.95 %) and Platypalpus kirtlingensis (14.49 %) were eudominant, further two species were dominant (Platypalpus ciliaris, 9.89 % and Drapetis parilis, 8.90 %). An additional three species (Platypalpus pectoralis, Platypalpus pallidiventris, and Platypalpus pseudofulvipes) were subdominant. No one of the species recorded could be characterised as agrobiont. The majority of species did not display a distinct affinity to agroecosystems, and they were agroneutrals (27 species, 45 %), a smaller proportion belonged to agroxenous (25 species, 42%) and eight species were agrophilous (13%). The majority of species recorded were Temperat
  • Altogether 2,698 specimens of the families Empididae, Hybotidae and Microphoridae representing 60 species were found by means of pan traps in agricultural fields in Nort-western Bohemia and adjacent areas. Altogether five lines of traps were installed in center of non-productive perennial vegetation, along ecotone and 10, 40 and 100 m inside fields. Two species, Empis livida (38.95 %) and Platypalpus kirtlingensis (14.49 %) were eudominant, further two species were dominant (Platypalpus ciliaris, 9.89 % and Drapetis parilis, 8.90 %). An additional three species (Platypalpus pectoralis, Platypalpus pallidiventris, and Platypalpus pseudofulvipes) were subdominant. No one of the species recorded could be characterised as agrobiont. The majority of species did not display a distinct affinity to agroecosystems, and they were agroneutrals (27 species, 45 %), a smaller proportion belonged to agroxenous (25 species, 42%) and eight species were agrophilous (13%). The majority of species recorded were Temperat (en)
  • Altogether 2,698 specimens of the families Empididae, Hybotidae and Microphoridae representing 60 species were found by means of pan traps in agricultural fields in Nort-western Bohemia and adjacent areas. Altogether five lines of traps were installed in center of non-productive perennial vegetation, along ecotone and 10, 40 and 100 m inside fields. Two species, Empis livida (38.95 %) and Platypalpus kirtlingensis (14.49 %) were eudominant, further two species were dominant (Platypalpus ciliaris, 9.89 % and Drapetis parilis, 8.90 %). An additional three species (Platypalpus pectoralis, Platypalpus pallidiventris, and Platypalpus pseudofulvipes) were subdominant. No one of the species recorded could be characterised as agrobiont. The majority of species did not display a distinct affinity to agroecosystems, and they were agroneutrals (27 species, 45 %), a smaller proportion belonged to agroxenous (25 species, 42%) and eight species were agrophilous (13%). The majority of species recorded were Temperat (cs)
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  • Dispersal patterns of predatory flies from families Empididae, Hybotidae and Microphoridae (Diptera) in agroecosystems and adjacent areas.
  • Dispersal patterns of predatory flies from families Empididae, Hybotidae and Microphoridae (Diptera) in agroecosystems and adjacent areas. (en)
  • Šíření dravých much čeledí Empididae, Hybotidae a Microphoridae v agroekosyystémech (cs)
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  • Dispersal patterns of predatory flies from families Empididae, Hybotidae and Microphoridae (Diptera) in agroecosystems and adjacent areas.
  • Dispersal patterns of predatory flies from families Empididae, Hybotidae and Microphoridae (Diptera) in agroecosystems and adjacent areas. (en)
  • Šíření dravých much čeledí Empididae, Hybotidae a Microphoridae v agroekosyystémech (cs)
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  • RIV/60460709:41210/04:8465!RIV/2005/MSM/412105/N
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  • Empididae, Hybotidae, Microphoridae, dispersal, agoecosystem, community analysis. (en)
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  • Barták, Miroslav
  • Bartáková, Dana
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