Community structure of ground-water breeding mosquitoes driven by land use in a temperate wetland of Argentina

Wetlands have traditionally been associated with harbouring mosquitoes, but the effect of the land use on their communities has not been thoroughly studied. We characterized the ground-water habitat availability and mosquito species richness and composition during a year-round survey in the predomin...

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spelling paper:paper_0001706X_v119_n2-3_p76_Cardo2023-06-08T14:21:07Z Community structure of ground-water breeding mosquitoes driven by land use in a temperate wetland of Argentina Cardo, María Victoria Anthropic intervention Culex Culicidae Delta of Paraná River Ochlerotatus Richness ground water community structure groundwater habitat availability habitat type land use larva mosquito species richness wetland Aedeomyia Aedeomyia squamipennis animal experiment Anopheles Argentina article breeding canal Culex Culex bidens Culex chidesteri Culex dolosus Culex intrincatus Culex lahillei Culex maxi Culex mollis Culex pipiens Culex tatoi domestic area geographic and geological phenomena gutter habitat structure irrigation (agriculture) irrigation ditch land use Mansonia indubitans marsh mosquito nonhuman Ochlerotatus Ochlerotatus albifasciatus Ochlerotatus crinifer Ochlerotatus scapularis Ochlerotatus serratus organism community pond pool under fallen tree root population abundance Psorophora Psorophora albigenu Psorophora discrucians psorophora ferox Psorophora varipes Salicaceae plantation Scirpus giganteus marsh secondary forest species composition species diversity species identification species richness stream (river) temperate wetland Uranotaenia apicalis Uranotaenia nataliae Uranotaenia pulcherrima vegetation wetland Animals Argentina Biodiversity Culicidae Ecosystem Human Activities Water Wetlands Argentina Parana Delta Crinifer Culicidae Salicaceae Scirpus Wetlands have traditionally been associated with harbouring mosquitoes, but the effect of the land use on their communities has not been thoroughly studied. We characterized the ground-water habitat availability and mosquito species richness and composition during a year-round survey in the predominant land uses (domestic areas, Salicaceae plantations, secondary forests and Scirpus giganteus marshes) of the Paraná Lower Delta, Argentina. Each land use presented a characteristically different number, composition, and diversity of ground-water habitats, and harboured mosquitoes throughout the year. Nearly half of the 824 habitats examined, consisting of 10 types, were positive for immatures. We identified 23 species from 7 genera, with Culex and Ochlerotatus species accounting for 81.7% of all samples. Species richness was significantly lower in marshes than in the other land uses. Some species such as Culex dolosus s.l. and Ochlerotatus crinifer exhibited no habitat-type restrictions, while Uranotaenia nataliae and Mansonia indubitans presented specific habitat requirements. Our results strongly suggest that land use within temperate wetlands drives species richness and composition of ground-water mosquito communities through larval habitat availability. © 2011 Elsevier B.V. Fil:Cardo, M.V. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. 2011 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_0001706X_v119_n2-3_p76_Cardo http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_0001706X_v119_n2-3_p76_Cardo
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topic Anthropic intervention
Culex
Culicidae
Delta of Paraná River
Ochlerotatus
Richness
ground water
community structure
groundwater
habitat availability
habitat type
land use
larva
mosquito
species richness
wetland
Aedeomyia
Aedeomyia squamipennis
animal experiment
Anopheles
Argentina
article
breeding
canal
Culex
Culex bidens
Culex chidesteri
Culex dolosus
Culex intrincatus
Culex lahillei
Culex maxi
Culex mollis
Culex pipiens
Culex tatoi
domestic area
geographic and geological phenomena
gutter
habitat structure
irrigation (agriculture)
irrigation ditch
land use
Mansonia indubitans
marsh
mosquito
nonhuman
Ochlerotatus
Ochlerotatus albifasciatus
Ochlerotatus crinifer
Ochlerotatus scapularis
Ochlerotatus serratus
organism community
pond
pool under fallen tree root
population abundance
Psorophora
Psorophora albigenu
Psorophora discrucians
psorophora ferox
Psorophora varipes
Salicaceae plantation
Scirpus giganteus marsh
secondary forest
species composition
species diversity
species identification
species richness
stream (river)
temperate wetland
Uranotaenia apicalis
Uranotaenia nataliae
Uranotaenia pulcherrima
vegetation
wetland
Animals
Argentina
Biodiversity
Culicidae
Ecosystem
Human Activities
Water
Wetlands
Argentina
Parana Delta
Crinifer
Culicidae
Salicaceae
Scirpus
spellingShingle Anthropic intervention
Culex
Culicidae
Delta of Paraná River
Ochlerotatus
Richness
ground water
community structure
groundwater
habitat availability
habitat type
land use
larva
mosquito
species richness
wetland
Aedeomyia
Aedeomyia squamipennis
animal experiment
Anopheles
Argentina
article
breeding
canal
Culex
Culex bidens
Culex chidesteri
Culex dolosus
Culex intrincatus
Culex lahillei
Culex maxi
Culex mollis
Culex pipiens
Culex tatoi
domestic area
geographic and geological phenomena
gutter
habitat structure
irrigation (agriculture)
irrigation ditch
land use
Mansonia indubitans
marsh
mosquito
nonhuman
Ochlerotatus
Ochlerotatus albifasciatus
Ochlerotatus crinifer
Ochlerotatus scapularis
Ochlerotatus serratus
organism community
pond
pool under fallen tree root
population abundance
Psorophora
Psorophora albigenu
Psorophora discrucians
psorophora ferox
Psorophora varipes
Salicaceae plantation
Scirpus giganteus marsh
secondary forest
species composition
species diversity
species identification
species richness
stream (river)
temperate wetland
Uranotaenia apicalis
Uranotaenia nataliae
Uranotaenia pulcherrima
vegetation
wetland
Animals
Argentina
Biodiversity
Culicidae
Ecosystem
Human Activities
Water
Wetlands
Argentina
Parana Delta
Crinifer
Culicidae
Salicaceae
Scirpus
Cardo, María Victoria
Community structure of ground-water breeding mosquitoes driven by land use in a temperate wetland of Argentina
topic_facet Anthropic intervention
Culex
Culicidae
Delta of Paraná River
Ochlerotatus
Richness
ground water
community structure
groundwater
habitat availability
habitat type
land use
larva
mosquito
species richness
wetland
Aedeomyia
Aedeomyia squamipennis
animal experiment
Anopheles
Argentina
article
breeding
canal
Culex
Culex bidens
Culex chidesteri
Culex dolosus
Culex intrincatus
Culex lahillei
Culex maxi
Culex mollis
Culex pipiens
Culex tatoi
domestic area
geographic and geological phenomena
gutter
habitat structure
irrigation (agriculture)
irrigation ditch
land use
Mansonia indubitans
marsh
mosquito
nonhuman
Ochlerotatus
Ochlerotatus albifasciatus
Ochlerotatus crinifer
Ochlerotatus scapularis
Ochlerotatus serratus
organism community
pond
pool under fallen tree root
population abundance
Psorophora
Psorophora albigenu
Psorophora discrucians
psorophora ferox
Psorophora varipes
Salicaceae plantation
Scirpus giganteus marsh
secondary forest
species composition
species diversity
species identification
species richness
stream (river)
temperate wetland
Uranotaenia apicalis
Uranotaenia nataliae
Uranotaenia pulcherrima
vegetation
wetland
Animals
Argentina
Biodiversity
Culicidae
Ecosystem
Human Activities
Water
Wetlands
Argentina
Parana Delta
Crinifer
Culicidae
Salicaceae
Scirpus
description Wetlands have traditionally been associated with harbouring mosquitoes, but the effect of the land use on their communities has not been thoroughly studied. We characterized the ground-water habitat availability and mosquito species richness and composition during a year-round survey in the predominant land uses (domestic areas, Salicaceae plantations, secondary forests and Scirpus giganteus marshes) of the Paraná Lower Delta, Argentina. Each land use presented a characteristically different number, composition, and diversity of ground-water habitats, and harboured mosquitoes throughout the year. Nearly half of the 824 habitats examined, consisting of 10 types, were positive for immatures. We identified 23 species from 7 genera, with Culex and Ochlerotatus species accounting for 81.7% of all samples. Species richness was significantly lower in marshes than in the other land uses. Some species such as Culex dolosus s.l. and Ochlerotatus crinifer exhibited no habitat-type restrictions, while Uranotaenia nataliae and Mansonia indubitans presented specific habitat requirements. Our results strongly suggest that land use within temperate wetlands drives species richness and composition of ground-water mosquito communities through larval habitat availability. © 2011 Elsevier B.V.
author Cardo, María Victoria
author_facet Cardo, María Victoria
author_sort Cardo, María Victoria
title Community structure of ground-water breeding mosquitoes driven by land use in a temperate wetland of Argentina
title_short Community structure of ground-water breeding mosquitoes driven by land use in a temperate wetland of Argentina
title_full Community structure of ground-water breeding mosquitoes driven by land use in a temperate wetland of Argentina
title_fullStr Community structure of ground-water breeding mosquitoes driven by land use in a temperate wetland of Argentina
title_full_unstemmed Community structure of ground-water breeding mosquitoes driven by land use in a temperate wetland of Argentina
title_sort community structure of ground-water breeding mosquitoes driven by land use in a temperate wetland of argentina
publishDate 2011
url https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_0001706X_v119_n2-3_p76_Cardo
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_0001706X_v119_n2-3_p76_Cardo
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