Nematode Ecophysiological Parameters - species level

 
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Nominal_FamilyGenspecGendercp_valuefeedingFunctional_guildBasal_WtgEnrich_WtgStructure_WtgLength_micmWidth_micmMass_micgCPrCRsMFPEFPSFPHFPFFPBFPPFPMeasurement_Sources
PlectidaePlectus parvusFemale23b20.8  440.020.46510.11520.00580.05400.05970.00000.00000.00000.00000.05970.0000Andrassy, I. 2005. Free-living Nematodes of Hungary, I (Nematoda errantia). Pedozoologica Hungarica 3. Hungarian Natural History Museum, Budapest, Hungary. 518p.
PlectidaePlectus parvusFemale23b20.8  500.022.72730.16140.00810.06950.07760.00000.00000.00000.00000.07760.0000Bongers, T. 1988. De Nematoden van Nederland, Pirola, Schoorl. Utrecht. 408p.
PlectidaePlectus parvusFemale23b20.8  361.021.17300.10110.00510.04900.05400.00000.00000.00000.00000.05400.0000Tahseen, Q., Mustaqim, M. 2011. Descriptions of six known species of Plectus Bastian, 1865 (Nematoda, Plectida, Plectidae) from India with a discussion on the taxonomy of the genus. Zootaxa 3205: 1–25.
Glossary
cp-value
(mainly per Bongers & Bongers, 1998)
feeding and feeding code
(mainly per Yeates et al., 1993)
functional guild Mass (micrograms) Metabolic Fooprints
1 - 5 = colonizers - persisters
1, h = plant feeding (may have the following suffixes:

-a=sedentary endoparasites, females usually swollen

-b=migratory endoparasites

-c=facultative endoparasites

-d=ectoparasites

-e=root associates, epidermal/root hair feeders

-g=alga, lichen, moss feeders)

= combination of feeding habit and structural guild vermiform calculated per Andrássy, 1956
swollen calculated per Ferris
per Ferris, 2010
cp-value = structural guild 2, f = fungal hyphal feeding see Ferris et al., 2001   CPr = C assimilated
1 = enrichment opportunists 3, b = bacterial feeding     CRs = C respired
2 = basal fauna 4, s = substrate ingestion    
3 = early successional opportunists 5, p = predation (including specialist predators of nematodes; i = ingesters, p = piercers) Mass micg = Body Mass µg SFP = structure footprint  
4 = intermediate succession and disturbance sensitivity 6, e = eucaryote feeding CPr = C assimilated HFP = herbivore footprint Basal Wtg
5 = long-lived intolerant species 7, d = dispersal stages or animal parasites CRs = C respired FFP = fungivore footprint Enrichment Wtg
  8, o = omnivory (including general predators of nematodes; i = ingesters, p = piercers) MFP = metabolic footprint BFP = bacterivore footprint Structure Wtg
  ap = animal-parasitic nematodes
m= marine nematodes
EFP = enrichment footprint PFP = predator footprint see Ferris et al., 2001