#8092. Vegetation richness, diversity, and structure influence arthropod communities of native and restored northern mixed-prairies

October 2026publication date
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Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics;
Nature and Landscape Conservation;
Ecology;
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Abstract:
We studied the effects of vegetation species richness, diversity, and structure on grassland arthropod communities of 23 sites in northeastern South Dakota and southeastern North Dakota. Sites were selected to represent a vegetation species diversity gradient, and three vegetation cover types, including native unseeded grassland, low-diversity seeding known as dense nesting cover (DNC) for waterfowl, and high-diversity seed mix. During July of 20XX, pan traps and sweep nets were used to survey the grassland arthropod community.
Keywords:
grassland arthropod; grassland management; grassland restoration; high-diversity seed mix; vegetation species richness

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