Species diversity and Abundance of Land Snail in Trat Rubber Co-operative Forest Plantation, Trat Province
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This research aimed to investigate the species diversity and abundance of land snail in Trat Rubber Co-operative Forest Plantation, Trat Province from June to November 2019. Sample was carried out by direct count method from 41 rubber plantation areas of the farmer. Plot sampling was 20x20m. The result found that the land snail was consist of 10 family, 15 genera and 17 species. Macrochlamys sp. was highest abundance and found 24 plots. The relative abundance was 54.54% and following by Cryptozona siamensis and Hemiplecta distincta which were showed 48.78% และ 43.90%, respectively. The density of land snail in plot 17 was high density as 0.33/m2. The ecological factor was correlated with the diameter breast high and the species of rubber tree.
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