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Title:
CSPs: Parasitoid data
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Abstract:
Trap nests (eigth traps per plot; four traps each attached to a wooden post; located at two randomly selected corners the corners of the central 10 x 10 m subplot) were used to collect the parasiotids of solitary bees and wasps in the CSPs. Parasitoid richness and occurence allow to test to what extent woody plant species richness affects the ecosystem process parasitism. Traps consisted of plastic tubes (diameter 12.5 cm, length 22 cm) that were filled with dried internodes of the ree Arundo donax L. (2-20 mm diameter). Trap nests were exposed from August 2011 to October 2012. All trap nests were monthly checked for nests of solitary bees and wasps (hosts). The nests were reared in the laboratory till hatching of hosts and the associated parasitoids. Taxa were first sorted to morphospecies and then identified to species level with the help of taxonomic experts whenever possible. Data reported are parasitized brood cells, i.e. the number of host brood cells that was attacked by a parasitoid species. The use of this data type is necessary as abundance data for parasitoids are not meaningful because some gregarious parasitoid species may occur with very many individuals in a brood cell.
Design:
Trap nests (eigth traps per plot; four traps each attached to a wooden post; located at two randomly selected corners the corners of the central 10 x 10 m subplot)
Spatial extent:
Comparative Study Sites
Temporal extent:
August 2011 - October 2012
Taxonomic extent:
Parasitoids of solitary cavity-nesting Hymenoptera
Measurement cirumstances:
No information available
Data analysis:
The data allow to test to what extent woody plant species richness affects the species composition and diversity of parasitoids and the ecosystem process parasitism. For plant woody species richness, refer to the dataset "Comparative study plot (CSP) information to be shared with all BEF-China scientists" (http://china.befdata.biow.uni-leipzig.de/datasets/205). --- As in most ecological information is shared between members of a family, the family names are provided as separate data colum. ---- Individual numbers presented are parasitized brood cell numbers, i.e. the number of brood cells parasitized by each species in a given trap.

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Name:
CSP
Definition:
Number of the Comparative Study Plot; Datagroup description: BEF research plot name; Datagroup description: Reasearch plots of the Biodiversity - Ecosystem functioning experiment (BEF-China). There are three main sites for research plots in the BEF Experiment: Comparative Study Plots (CSP) in the Gutianshan Nature Reserve, having a size of 30x30m^2, measured on the ground. Main Experiment plots have a size of 1 mu, which is about 25x25m^2 in horizontal projection. Pilot Study Plots have a size of 1x1 m^2. Research plots on the main experiment have a "p" in front of their IDs and then a 6 digit code: Plots in the main sites A and B are named according to their position in the original spreadsheet, in which they were designed. They consist of 6 digits: _1st digit_: Site (1:A, 2:B), _digit 2and3_: southwards row: as in spreadsheets the rows are named from the top to the bottom; _digit 4 and 5_: westward column: as in the original spreadsheet, but the letters are converted to numbers (A=01, B=02); _6th digit_: indicator, if the plot has been shifted a quarter mu. Example: "p205260": "p" means that this is a plot that is specified. "2" means, that we are at site B. Now the coordinates of the south - west corner: "0526". Since "e" is the fifth letter of the alphabet, this is Plot E26. The last digit "0" means that this plot was not moved by a quarter of a Mu, as some sites in Site A. The 6th digit can also indicate the subplot within the plot. "5", "6", "7", "8" indicate the northwest, northeast, southeast, and southwest quarter plot respectively.
Unit:
No information available
Datagroup:
BEF research plot name
Keywords:
location
Values:
CSP02
CSP03
CSP05
CSP04
CSP01
Contributors:
No information available

Dataset column

Name:
Trap_nest
Definition:
Location of the trap nest; Datagroup description: Trap nests were located at randomly choosen corners of the central 10m x 10m subplot.
Unit:
No information available
Datagroup:
Trap location within the Comparative Study Sites.
Keywords:
CSP, location
Values:
CSP01_I
CSP01_II-
CSP01_II
CSP01_III
CSP01_I-
Contributors:
No information available

Dataset column

Name:
host_family
Definition:
Family of the host species. As most ecological information is shared between members of a family, the family names are provided as separate data colum.; Datagroup description: Helper
Unit:
No information available
Datagroup:
Higher arthropod taxa
Keywords:
family, taxon
Values:
Megachilidae
Pompilidae
Vespidae
Sphecidae
Contributors:
No information available

Dataset column

Name:
host_species
Definition:
Host species name. Contains species as well as morphospecies. For the ease of analysis, words were concatenated with "_".
Unit:
No information available
Datagroup:
Helper
Keywords:
species, taxon
Values:
Chalybion_japonicum
Deuteragenia_ossarium
Anterhynchium_flavomarginatum_curvimaculatum
Anterhynchium_flavomarginatum_flavomarginatum
Auplopus_sp.4
Contributors:
No information available

Dataset column

Name:
host_species_tax
Definition:
Host species name full taxonomy
Unit:
No information available
Datagroup:
Host species name
Keywords:
species, taxon, parasite host
Values:
Anterhynchium flavomarginatum var curvimaculatum
Chalybion japonicum
Auplopus sp.4
Anterhynchium flavomarginatum var flavomarginatum
Deuteragenia ossarium
Contributors:
No information available

Dataset column

Name:
parasitized_broodcells
Definition:
Number of parasitized brood cells collected per species from trap nests.; Datagroup description: Organism count; Datagroup description: Counting the occurrence of a given taxon, also called abundance.
Unit:
No information available
Datagroup:
Abundance
Keywords:
abundance
Values:
1
4
5
2
3
Contributors:
No information available

Dataset column

Name:
parasite_family
Definition:
Family of the species. As most ecological information is shared between members of a family, the family names are provided as separate data colum.; Datagroup description: Helper
Unit:
No information available
Datagroup:
Higher arthropod taxa
Keywords:
family, taxon
Values:
Eurytomidae
Drosophilidae
Braconidae
Ichneumonidae
Chrysididae
Contributors:
No information available

Dataset column

Name:
parasite_species
Definition:
Name of parasite/parasitoid species species. Contains species as well as morphospecies. For the ease of analysis, words were concatenated with "_".
Unit:
No information available
Datagroup:
Helper
Keywords:
species, taxon
Values:
Coelioxys_ducalis
Apanteles_sp.
Chrysis_principalis
Braconidae_sp.1
Coelioxys_brevicaudata
Contributors:
No information available

Dataset column

Name:
parasite_species_tax
Definition:
Name of parasite species.
Unit:
No information available
Datagroup:
Parasitoid species name
Keywords:
species, taxon, parasite
Values:
Euaspis basalis
Chrysis principalis
Coelioxys ducalis
Lycogaster flavonigrata
Coelioxys brevicaudata
Contributors:
No information available

Dataset column

Name:
nominal_parasite species
Definition:
Name of parasite species. Conatins nominal taxonomy , including species as well as morphospecies
Unit:
No information available
Datagroup:
Nominal taxon
Keywords:
species, taxon, parasite
Values:
Drosophilidae sp.1
Braconidae sp.1
Apanteles sp.
Eurytoma sp.
Ichneumonidae sp.1
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