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Role of Microbial Flora on Distribution of Collembola at Waste Disposal Site, Dhapa, Kolkata

The ecology of collembolan fauna as well as microbial communities in soil was studied earlier in India by several workers like Mitra et al., (1977), Alfred et al., (1991), Hazra and Choudhuri (1981, '83) and Hazra et al., (1976, '99, 2003). But studies on the distribution of soil fauna in general and Collembola with association of microbial flora in particular in tropical countries have not been undertaken seriously, especially in India. The present study deals with the association of the predominant species of microbial flora and their role on distribution of Collembola at waste disposal site, Dhapa, Kolkata.