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Structural and functional interactions between extraradical mycelia of ectomycorrhizal Pisolithus isolate
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Vertical patterns of fine root biomass, morphology and nitrogen concentration in a subalpine fir-wave forest
Seasonal difference in the effects of fragmentation on seed dispersal by birds in Japanese temperate forests
The construction of a high-density linkage map for identifying SNP markers that are tightly linked to a
nuclear-recessive major gene for male sterility in Cryptomeria japonica D. Don.
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Indirect effects of excessive deer browsing through understory vegetation on stream insect assemblages
A seed parasitoid wasp prevents berries from changing their colour, reducing their attractiveness to frugivorous
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Patterns of root respiration rates and morphological traits in 13 tree species in a tropical forest
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Kensuke Onodera, Sawako Tokuda, Tomoyuki Abe, Akiko Nagasaka
Occurrence probabilities of tree cavities classified by entrance width and internal dimensions in hardwood
forests in Hokkaido, Japan. Journal of Forest Research 18(1): 101 110. 2013
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Synergy and trade-off of ecosystem service: Cases from Noto Peninsula
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For the prediction of water and sediment movement in mountainous headwater
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Deforestation and degradation of tropical forests have been continued at alarming rate. To address the
problems surround tropical forests requires good information, serious thinking, informed dialogue,
experimentation and learning from past mistakes. This is what research means at our symposium. For us,
research is a tool that lets us build a better tomorrow, not an end in itself. We invite everyone to join us and
promote this idea. This symposium will be held in English.
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How should we cope with aging of conifer plantations in Japan?
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