Isotomiella minor
Classification
- Phylum: Arthropoda
- Subphylum: Hexapoda
- Class: Collembola
- Order: Entomobryomorpha
- Family: Isotomidae
- Subfamily: Isotominae
- Genus: Isotomiella
- Species: minor
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Isotomiella minor: /ˌaɪsəˌtoʊmiˈɛlə ˈmaɪnɔr/
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Summary
Isotomiella minor is a species of elongate-bodied springtail belonging to the family Isotomidae, found primarily in Europe and characterized by its habitat in decaying material.
Physical Characteristics
Elongate-bodied appearance common to springtails. Specific physical descriptions are not detailed in the provided content.
Identification Tips
Look for characteristics typical of the family Isotomidae.
Habitat
Commonly found in soil, leaf litter, and other decaying organic matter.
Distribution
Cosmopolitan; primarily noted within Europe.
Diet
Feeds on decaying organic material, algae, and fungi.
Life Cycle
The life cycle specifics are not provided in the available information.
Reproduction
Reproductive habits are not detailed in the provided content.
Predators
Information on specific predators is not provided.
Conservation Status
Not specified; presumed stable due to cosmopolitan distribution.
Ecosystem Role
Plays a role in the decomposition process and soil health as a detritivore.
Economic Impact
No known economic impact noted in the provided content.
Cultural Significance
No cultural significance mentioned.
Health Concerns
No health concerns mentioned.
Evolution
This species is part of the evolutionary group of springtails that adapt to a range of environments, although specific evolutionary details aren't mentioned.
Misconceptions
There are no misconceptions stated in the provided information.
Tags
- Collembola
- Isotomiella
- springtail
- ecosystem
- detritivore