Urban areas are radically growing worldwide, causing changes in biodiversity and natural
habitats. We studied the effects of urbanisation on millipede (Diplopoda) assemblages along …

Elevational gradients along mountain slopes offer opportunities to study key factors sha**
species diversity patterns. Several environmental factors change over short distances along …

Insecticides use in field crops has grown increasingly prophylactic, which poses a potentially
unnecessary risk to arthropod decomposers. These decomposers—including millipedes …

Soil represents an important pool of biodiversity, hosting about a quarter of the living species
on our planet. This soil richness has led to increasing interest in the structural and functional …

We studied the distribution of millipedes in a forest interior-forest edge-grassland habitat
complex in the Hajdúság Landscape Protection Area (NE Hungary). The habitat types were …

Although Carabidae is among the best-studied families of beetles in Europe from the
faunistic point of view, there is still a lack of available information on the ecological …

European white elm (Ulmus laevis Pallas) populations are scarce, small and fragmented in
the Iberian Peninsula. Due to these characteristics the indigenous status of the species in …

Impacts of tree diversity on forest soil fauna remain poorly known. Two groups of functionally
similar invertebrates, millipedes (Diplopoda) and woodlice (Isopoda, Oniscidea), were …

Fragments of woodland represent important natural and semi-natural elements that
contribute to ecological stability and biodiversity in a landscape. In the Czech Republic, they …

Diplopoda (millipedes) and Isopoda (woodlice) are among the most abundant macro-
detritivores in temperate forests. These key regulators of plant litter decomposition are …