Land-Use Types Influence the Community Composition of Soil Mesofauna in the Coastal Zones of Bohai Bay, China

Soil faunal communities play key roles in maintaining soil nutrient cycling. Affected by different land-use types, environment and change significantly. However, few studies have focused on the aforementioned observations coastal zones, which provide suitable habitats for many species of concern. Here, we investigated changes mesofaunal under including cotton fields, jujube trees, ash a saline meadow, wetlands. The variations types affected community composition diversity mesofauna zones. taxa had responses to Isotomidae was regarded as an indicator taxon cropland regions. Entomobryidae considered be artificial trees. Meanwhile, Onychiuridae three (Brachycera, Armadillidiidae, Gammaridae) were terrestrial ecosystem wetland ecosystem, respectively. Thus, suggested that specific appropriate bioindicators results this study helpful develop guidelines biodiversity conservation future.