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Komunitas Collembola Permukaan Tanah pada Lima Tipe Habitat di Kawasan Telaga Warna Kabupaten Bogor dan Cianjur
Collembola (Springtails) is a highly diverse group of Arthropods having important function in soil ecosystem. However, Collembola diversity and abundance in Indonesian is poorly studied. This research was aimed to study the Collembola communities of five habitats in Telaga Warna area in Bogor and Ci
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