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The decline of beneficial insects in a fragmented temperate forest landscape: the case of beetles and the green gold in Mexico
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• Beetle diversity decreases as forest cover does, elucidating the effects of fragmentation. • Forest cover indirectly affects the beetle community, and soil properties affect them directly. • Our findings highlight the potential of cascade effects between beetle guilds.
Keywords:
beetle diversity
forest fragmentation
soil properties
beetle guilds
temperate forest landscape
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