Moth monitoring in LBS

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Lammi LTER - Finland
Abstract
Moths are observed by using light traps of the “Jalas” model that are equipped with 160W mixed light or 125W Mercury (Hg) vapour bulbs (Jalas, 1960; Söderman, 1994). Traps are run every night from the early spring to the late autumn, typically between April and October. Traps are usually emptied weekly and the moth specimens are identified
Keywords
biodiversity
boreal forests
Contact
Dr. Janne Sundell
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Dr. Janne Sundell
Juha Pöyry
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Dr. Janne Sundell
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Post date
Friday, December 18, 2020 - 10:40
Last modified
Tuesday, January 31, 2023 - 09:50
Geographic
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Hämeenlinna Lammi Pappila
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Method Description
Moths are observed by using light traps of the “Jalas” model that are equipped with 160W mixed light or 125W Mercury (Hg) vapour bulbs (Jalas, 1960; Söderman, 1994). Traps are run every night from the early spring to the late autumn, typically between April and October. Traps are usually emptied weekly and the moth specimens are identified