Titlebook: Diversity and Interaction in a Temperate Forest Community; Ogawa Forest Reserve Tohru Nakashizuka (Professor),Yoosuke Matsumoto (H Book 200

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Studies on the Coexistence of Tree Species in Forest Communitiestion of a community? These are among the key questions of ecology. The answers to these questions and the elucidation of these mechanisms for maintaining species diversity in a community will help us develop techniques to protect species diversity in forest management practices. The studies in this

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Climate in Ogawa Forest Reserve because they face the east coast of the Asian continent and cover a wide range of elevations. Strongly influenced by the monsoons, the climatic difference between the areas facing the Pacific Ocean and those facing the Sea of Japan is especially dramatic. The most remarkable is the winter climate.

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Forest Vegetation in and Around Ogawa Forest Reserve in Relation to Human ImpactFukushima Prefecture to Ibaraki Prefecture along the Pacific Coast of central Japan. This area has the typical climate of the Pacific Coast of Japan, which is characterized by cold, dry winters with little snowfall (see Chapter 2; Suzuki 1952), and deciduous broad-leaved forests which have developed

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Effect of Soil Conditions on the Distribution and Growth of Treesamatsu and Miura 1997; Whittaker 1967). They affect plant biomass and the species composition of the plant community by controlling vegetation development. For forests, many studies have suggested that there is a close relationship between soil conditions and the vegetation pattern. As an example, T

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Reproductive Traits of Trees in OFRoduce offspring during their lifetime (frequency of reproduction) and how many offspring are produced in a year (magnitude of reproduction) are important factors of plant demography, because these factors determine the lifetime fecundity of the plants. Concerning the critical size of reproduction of