The shared data contain information on predator-prey interaction metrics such as the vulnerability of certain prey, as well as the trophic redundancy of predators in these networks. Further, the datasets contain species richnesses and abundance of Carabid predators, herbivores, soil fauna.

Include data files are:
Data_submission_BetaDiv_community.csv, 19 rows × 8 columns
Data_submission_BetaDiv_dietTurnover.csv, 124 rows × 7 columns
Data_submission_analysisI_and_II.csv, 171 rows × 8 columns
Data_submission_analysisIII.csv, 19 rows × 30 columns

Besides diet based metrics, the file "Data_submission_analysisIII.csv" contains arthropod community sampling data (pitfall, soil extraction, sweep netting), whereas the file "Data_submission_analysisI_and_II.csv" only contains information on Carabids diets, and the individual that were subject to gut content analysis. Based on these individuals, both the turnover in the communities per se ("Data_submission_BetaDiv_community.csv), as well as their diet turnover was assessed (" Data_submission_BetaDiv_dietTurnover.csv").

Data contains personal data

Yes

Type of personal data

code key (not published) can link field_IDs to coordinates

Code key exists

Yes

Language

English

Method and outcome

Time period(s) investigated

2020-05-01 – 2020-07-30

Data format / data structure

Numeric

Text

Species and taxons

Insecta
Arthropoda

Data collection

Data collection 1

Mode of collection: Measurements and tests
Description of the mode of collection: The data were collected using pitfall trapping, sweep netting, soil sampling, and next generation sequencing
Time period(s) for data collection: 2020-05-01 – 2020-07-30
Data collector: Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Source of the data: Research data, Biological samples
Temporal resolution: 1 month

Data collection 2

Description of the mode of collection: DNA metabarcoding performed through an Illumina NovaSeq6000 SP Flowcell v1.5 PE 2x150 run (Illumina Inc., San Diego, California, USA)
Time period(s) for data collection: 2020-05-01 – 2020-07-31
Data collector: Bioname
Instrument: Illumina NovaSeq6000 SP Flowcell v1.5 PE 2x150 run - Illumina NovaSeq6000 SP Flowcell v1.5 PE 2x150 run
Sample: Carabid gut contents
Carabid gut content samples derived through regurgitation of live Carabids.
Source of the data: Biological samples

Geographic coverage

Geographic spread

Geographic location: Sweden, Halland County

Geographic description: Data were collected across 19 sites in Halland county ranging from approx. Laholm to Kungsbacka

Administrative information

Responsible department/unit

Department of Ecology

Contributor(s)

Guillermo Aguilera - Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Department of Ecology

Ignasi Bartomeus - Estación Biológica de Doñana

Gerard Malsher - Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Department of Ecology

Eero Vesterinen - University of Turku

Tomas Roslin - Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

Guillermo Aguilera - Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Department of Ecology

Ignasi Bartomeus - Estación Biológica de Doñana

Gerard Malsher - Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Department of Ecology

Eero Vesterinen - University of Turku

Tomas Roslin - Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

Virginia Dominguez - Estación Biológica de Doñana

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Commissioning organisation

Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences - 202100-2817

Funding

Funding agency: Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Project name on the application: Senior career funding from the Faculty of Natural Resources and Agricultural Sciences awarded to Riccardo Bommarco

Topic and keywords

Research area

Natural sciences (Standard för svensk indelning av forskningsämnen 2011)

Environment (INSPIRE topic categories)

Keywords

Ecological community, Insect herbivory, Predation, Management, Agriculture, Intraguild predation, Agricultural and aquaculture facilities, Insects, Beetles, Carabidae, Collembola, Soil mesofauna

Publications

Heinen J., Dominguez V., Aguilera G., Malsher G., Vesterinen E., Roslin T., Bommarco R., Bartomeus I. (2024) Diversified cropping strengthens herbivore regulation by providing seasonal resource continuity to predators. Journal of Applied Ecology (Accepted)

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