Three Quite Different Challenges in Insect Conservation: Spotlights on Odonata, Guests of Ants, and Soil Insects
<p id="p1">Important insect localities may easily be overlooked in ordinary conservation plans. Odonata, ant guests, and soil insects illustrate three different approaches to their conservation. Odonata diversity can be limited by access to specific wetland or pond habitats, but their habitat demand...
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2024
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