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  • Finally, based on the use of trophic resources on hollow trees, we classified the whole saproxylic community in two basic levels: 1) according to the type of interaction, a) direct saproxylic insects (wood-dependent), feeding on woody resources, as dead or dying wood, sap run or wood-inhabiting fungi, and b) insect-dependent sub-networks (insect-dependent), inhabiting tree hollows but mainly depending on the activity or presence of other saproxylic insects for their development: predators and commensals., and 2) according to trophic guilds: i) xylophagous, ii) saprophagous, iii) xylomycetophagous (wood-dependent sub-networks), and iv) predators and v) commensals (insect-dependent sub-networks).
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