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The studies were conducted on three plots, established in 100−130 year old Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) stands (type: Pinetum vaccinio−mirtyllosum) situated in the southern and central parts of Lithuania (Kaunas and Vare˙na districts). Their canopy closure was from 0.6 to 0.8. The study areas comprised of a mature stand (control) and clear−cut felled in spring 2016 and tilled after 5 months. Altogether 30 litter samples (five per stand) were taken from randomly chosen locations twice: the first sampling took place one month after cutting (in May) and the other after five months (in October). In total, 921 adults and larvae representing 49 species of rove beetles (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae) were collected. The higher number of individuals was harvested in control stands (fig. 1a, tab. 1). The collected individuals were significantly more abundant during the second sampling in all studied stands (fig. 1b, tab. 1). In the same way the higher number of species was detected in control stands, but significant differences were observed only during the first sampling. Amount of forest species differed insignificantly between control stands and clear−cuts, while the rate of zoophagous species was significantly higher in control stands (fig. 2a, tab. 1). The number of mixophagous species was significantly higher in clear−cuts during the second sampling (fig. 2b−c, tab. 1). Both the felling and the tilling had a distinct impact on transformation of rove beetles assemblages in clear−cuts comparing to the mature stands (fig. 3). Ischnosoma splendidum, Othius subuliformis, Stenichnus scutellaris, Trimium brevicorne, Xantholinus tricolor, Philonthus cignatus and Sepedophilus sp. were revealed as associated with mature pine stands sites, while only Acrotona parens and Amischa analis were connected with clear−cuts (tab. 2). We propose to use these two species as indicators of strong transformation of rove beetles assemblages due to clearcutting and management. The results of the study proved that negative impact of clearcutting on number of individuals and number of forest species in rove beetles assemblages is distinct even in short period after cutting as well as that transformation of rove beetles assemblages increase after cutting of stand, especially after tilling.
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The aim of the study was to determine the spatial variation of air temperature on the clear−cut and gap as well as to compare the distribution of thermal conditions on both areas. The research was carried out in Rogów Forest Experimental Station (51.827023°N, 19.922315°E) on a clear−cut with a width of 60 m and on a gap (of an ellipsoid shape; 40×70 m). The measurements were carried out in two series: spring−summer, in the period when the height of the sun during the day conditioned inflow of direct solar radiation to any surface (May−August 2006), and autumn, when direct radiation was limited by neighboring stands (October−November 2006). Average values of air temperature on the gap in the spring−summer period differed in individual parts by 2.2°C, while on the clear−cut by 1.0°C. In the autumn, thermal diversity on both research plots was similar (0.8°C on average). The thermal diversity within the research plots was particularly marked in the case of extreme air temperature values. Differences between minimum temperature values in the spring−summer period amounted to 1.8°C on the clear−cut, and 1.3°C on the gap, while in the autumn to 1.0°C on both research plots. Higher differentiation occurred in the case of the maximum temperature: the differences in spring−summer equaled 3.1°C on the clear−cut and 8.7°C on the gap, and in the autumn 2.7 and 3.1°C, respectively. In May, three late frost days occurred on the clear−cut, while on the gap the no frost was recorded. All late frost situations occurred during radiation weather characterized by weak wind blowing across the clear−cut. The diurnal course of air temperature in the spring−summer period was dependent on the range of shadow of the position, while in the autumn these trends were similar in each position.
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