Complex and essential relationships
Foresters often take a dim view of insects in the forest, generally focusing on pests. However, most insects are invaluable to the forest ecosystem. In fact, they are the primary regulators of invasions by parasitic insects. But their beneficial role does not stop there. Soil life and the recycling of organic matter also owe a great deal to their contribution. As for their effectiveness as pollinators, it is essential for part of the forest flora.
21 x 29.7 cm, 80 pages