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♦ 2010
Title Authors Journal
Changes in soil organic carbon and nitrogen in an area of Andisol following afforestation with Japanese cedar and Hinoki cypress
 Sakai H, Inagaki M, Noguchi K, Sakata T, Yatsukov MV, Tanouchi H, Takahashi M
 Soil Science and Plant Nutrition 56:  332-343
Carbon stock in litter, deadwood and soil in Japan’s forest sector and its comparison with carbon stock in agricultural soils
 Takahashi M, Ishizuka S, Ugawa S, Sakai Y, Sahai H, Ono K, Hashimoto S, Matsuura Y Morisada K
 Soil Science and Plant Nutrition 56:  19-30
Soil and stream water acidification in a forested catchment in central Japan Nakahara O, Takahashi M et al.
 Biogeochemistry 97: 141-158
Leaf-litter nitrogen concentration in hinoki cypress forests in relation to the time of leaf-fall under different climatic conditions in Japan
 Inagaki Y, Okuda S, Sakai A, Nakanishi A, Shibata S, Fukata H Ecological Research 25: 429-438
Carbon Stock Estimation by Forest Measurement Contributing to Sustainable Forest Management in Cambodia Kiyono Y, Furuya N, Sum T, Umemiya C, Ito E, Araki M, Matsumoto M JARQ 44:81-82
Sediment discharge through buffer zones in a tropical rainforest of peninsular Malaysia Ohnuki Y, Nik AR, Noguchi S, Sasaki S JARQ 44:187-196
Mixed-power scaling of whole-plant respiration from seedlings to giant trees Mori S, Yamaji K, Ishida A, Prokushkin SG, Masyagina OV, Hakihara A, Hoque ATMR, Suwa R, Osawa A, Nishizono T, Ueda T, Kinjo M, Miyagi T, Kajimoto T, Koike T, Matsuura Y, Toma T, Zyrynova O, Abaimov A, Awaya Y, Araki MG, Kawasaki T, Chiba Y, Umari M PNAS 107:1447-1451
Root-tip diameters of woody species in subalpine Abies forest Ugawa S, Iwamoto K, Matsuura Y, Takahashi M, Fukuda K Plant and Soil 326: 303-310

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♦ 2009
Title Authors Journal
Soil Respiration in Different Ages of Teak Plantations in Thailand
 Takahashi M, Hirai K et al.
 JARQ 43:337-343
Spatiotemporal variation in N2O flux within a slope in a Japanese cedar (Cryptomeria japonica) forest
 Nishina K, Takenaka C, Ishizuka S
 Biogeochemistry 96:163-175
Methane uptake rates in Japanese forest soils depend on the oxidation ability of topsoil, with a new estimate for global methane uptake in temperate forest Ishizuka S, Sakata T, Sawata S, Ikeda S, Sakai H, Takenaka C, Tamai N, Onodera S, Shimizu T, Kan-na S, Tanaka N, Takahashi M
 Biogeochemistry 92:281-295
Relationship between N2O and NO emission potentials and soil properties in Japanese forest soils
 Nishina K, Takenaka C, Ishizuka S Soil Science and Plant Nutrition 55:  203-214
Spatial variations of nitrous oxide and nitric oxide emission potential in a slope of Japanese cedar (Cryptomeria japonica) forest Nishina K, Takenaka C, Ishizuka S Soil Science & Plant Nutrition 55:179-186
Quantitative aspects of heterogeneity in soil organic matter dynamics in a cool-temperate Japanese beech forest: a radiocarbon-based approach Koarashi J, Atarashi-Andoh M, Ishizuka S, Miura S, Saito T, Hirai K Global Change Biology 15:631-642
Fine-root production in response to nutrient application at three forest plantations in Sabah, Malaysia: higher nitrogen and phosphorus demand by Acacia mangium Inagaki M, Inagaki Y, Kamo K, Titin J Journal of Forest Research 14:178-182
Temperature controls temporal variation in soil CO2 efflux in a secondary beech forest in Appi Highlands, Japan Hashimoto T, Miura S, Ishizuka S Journal of Forest Research 14:44-50
Effects of patch cutting on leaf-litter nitrogen concentration in hinoki cypress (Chamaecyparis obtusa Endlicher) at different elevations along a slope Nakanishi A, Inagaki Y, Shibata S, Osawa N, Hirata K Journal of Forest Research 14:388-393
Sediment and carbon storages in the Yahagi River Delta during the Holocene, central Japan Fujimoto K, Kawase K, Ishizuka S, Shichi K, Ohira A, Adachi H Quaternary Science Reviews 28:1472-1480
Late Pleistocene and Holocene vegetation and climate records from Lake Kotokel, central Baikal region Shichi K, Takahara H, Krivonogov SK, Bezrukova EV, Kashiwaya k, Takehara A, Nakamura T Quaternary International 205:98-110
Evaluation of site environments for agroforestry production. In Gotoh T. Yokota Y. (Eds) Development of agroforestry technology for the rehabilitation of tropical forests Inagaki M, Jupiri T JIRCAS Working Report 60:26-31
Low survival rate of Mengkudu (Morinda citrifolia) and Kapur paji (Dryobalanops lanceolata) seedlings in hard soil. In Gotoh T. Yokota Y. (Eds) Development of agroforestry technology for the rehabilitation of tropical forests Yamada T, Miyamoto K, Inagaki M, Jupiri T JIRCAS Working Report 60:53-57
Choice of suitable nurse tree species for rehabilitating degraded tropical land. In Gotoh T. Yokota Y. (Eds) Development of agroforestry technology for the rehabilitation of tropical forests Kamo K, Inagaki M, Abe H, Jamalung L, Lapongan J JIRCAS Working Report 60:32-38
Fine root morphological traits determine variation in root respiration of Quercus serrata Makita N, Hirano Y, Dannoura m, Kominami Y, Mizoguchi T, Ishii H, Kanazawa Y Tree Physiology 29(4):579-585
A new method for placing and lifting root meshes for estimating fine root production in forest ecosystems Hirano Y, Noguchi K, Ohashi M, Hishi T, Makita N, Fujii S, Finer L Plant Root 3: 26-31
Limiting factors in the detection of tree roots using ground-penetrating radar Hirano Y, Dannoura M, Aono K, Igarashi T, Ishii M, Yamase K, Makita N, Kanazawa Y Plant and Soil 319: 15-24
Highly accumulated sulfur constituents and their mineralogical relationships in Andisols from central Japan Tanikawa T, Takahshi M, Imaya A, Ishizuka K Geoderma 151: 42-49
Organic carbon accumulation processes on a forest floor during an early humification stage in a temperate deciduous forest in Japan: Evaluations of chemical compositional changes by 13C NMR and their decomposition rates from litterbag experiment Ono K, Hirai K, Morita S, Ohse K, Hiraide S Geoderma 151: 351-356

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♦ 2008
Title Authors Journal
Seasonal change in thick regolith hardness and water content in a dry evergreen forest in Kampong Thom Province, Cambodia
 Ohnuki Y, Shimizu A, Chann S, Toriyama J, Kimhean C, Araki M
 Geoderma 146:  94-101
Evapotranspiration during the late rainy season and middle of the dry season in the watershed of an evergreen forest area, central Cambodia
 Nobuhiro T, Shimizu A, Kabeya N, Tamai K, Ito E, Araki M, Kubota T, Tsuboyama Y, Chann Y
 Hydrological Processes 22:  1281-1289
Distribution and characteristics of soil thickness and effects upon water storage in forested areas of Cambodia Ohnuki Y, Kimhean C, Shinomiya Y, Toriyama T
 Hydrological Processes 22: 1272-1280
Nitrogen promotes water consumption in seedlings of Cryptomeria japonica but not in Chamaecyparis obtusa
 Nagakura J, Kaneko S, Takahashi M, Tange T. Forest Ecology and Management, 255: 2533-2541
Near-infrared reflectance spectroscopy for the determination of lignin-derived compounds in the decomposed and humified litters of coniferous and deciduous temperate forests in Northern Kanto District, Central Japan Ono K, Miki K, Amari M, and Hirai K. Soil Science & Plant Nutrition 54:188-196
Effects of thinning on leaf-fall and leaf-litter nitrogen concentration in hinoki cypress (Chamaecyparis obtusa Endlicher) plantation stands in Japan Inagaki Y, Kuramoto S, Torii A, Shinomiya Y, Fukata H. Forest Ecology and Managaement 255:1859-1867
Soil Water Conditions According to Landscape Position and Aboveground Vegetation in an Acacia mangium Plantation in Sabah, Malaysia. Inagaki M, Kamo K, Yamada T and Titin J. JARQ 42(1):69-76
Inter-annual variations of leaf-fall phenology and leaf-litter nitrogen concentration in a hinoki cypress (Chamaecyparis obtusa Endlicher) stand Inagaki Y, Sakai A, Kuramoto S, Kodani E, Yamada T, Kawasaki T Ecological Research 23:965-972
Classification of rhizosphere components using visible-near infrared spectral images Nakaji T, Noguchi K, Oguma H Plant and Soil 310:245-261
A neural network approach to simple prediction of soil nitrification potential: a case study in Japanese temperate forests Ito E, Ono K, Ito YM, Araki M Ecological Modelling 219:200-211
Leaf-shedding phenology in lowland tropical seasonal forests of Cambodia as estimated from NOAA satellite images Ito E, Araki M, Tith B, Pol S, Trotter C, Kanzaki M, Ohta S Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing 46:2867-2871
Seasonal fluctuation of groundwater in an evergreen forest, central Cambodia: experiments and two-dimensional numerical analysis Araki M, Shimizu A, Kabeya N, Nobuhiro T, Ito E, Ohnuki Y, Tamai K, Toriyama J, Tith B, Pol S, Lim S, Khorn S Paddy Water Environt 6:37-46
Comparison of soil moisture effects on surface conductance between late dry and rainy seasons in an evergreen forest of central Cambodia Tamai K, Shimizu A, Nobuhiro T, Kabeya N, Araki M Paddy Water Environt 6:47-53
Spatial structures of N2O, CO2, and CH4 fluxes from Acacia mangium plantation soils during a relatively dry season in Indonesia Konda R, Ohta S, Ishizuka S, Arai S, Ansori S, Tanaka N, Hardjono A Soil Biology and Biochemistry, 40:3021-3030
Potential N2O emissions from leguminous tree plantation soils in the humid tropics Arai S, Ishizuka S, Ohta S, Ansori S, Tokuchi N, Takana N, Hardjono A Global Biogeochemical Cycles 22:GB2028
Regional evaluation of nitrification activity with easily measured factors: a review Ito E, Ono K, Araki M Japanese Journal of Forest Environment, 50(1):1-8
Detection of Cryptomeria japonica roots with ground penetrating radar Dannoura M, Hirano Y, Igarashi T, Ishii M, Aono K, Yamase K, Kanazawa Y Plant Biosystems 142(2):375-380

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♦ 2007
Title Authors Journal
Methane uptake and nitrous oxide emission in Japanese forest soils and their relationship to soil and vegetation types Morishita T et al. Soil Science & Plant Nutrition 53 (5), 678-691.
Free oxides and short-range ordered mineral properties of brown forest soils developed from different parent materials in the submontane zone of the Kanto and Chubu districts, Japan Imaya A, Inagaki Y, Tanaka N and Ohata S Soil Science & Plant Nutrition 53 (5), 621-633.
Estimation of lead souces in a Japanese cedar ecosystem using stable isotope analysis. Itoh Y, Noguchi K, Takahashi M, Okamoto T, Yoshinaga S. Applied Geochemistry 22: 1223-1228.
Separation of soil respiration into CO2 emission sources using 13C natural abundance in a deciduous broad-leaved forest in Japan. Sakata T, Ishizuka S and Takahashi M Soil Science and Plant Nutrition, 53:328-33
Spectrophotometrical characteristics in the near infrared region in beech (Fagus crenata) and pine (Pinus densiflora) litters at the various decomposing stages Journal of Forest Research, 12: 255-261 Ono K, Hasegawa M, Araki M, Amari M, Hiraide M Journal of Forest Research, 12: 255-261
Seasonality of vertically partitioned soil CO2 production in temperate and tropical forest. Hashimoto S, Tanaka N, Kume T, Yoshifuji N, Hotta N,Tanaka K, Suzuki M Journal of Forest Research, 12:209-221
Nitrogen budget in a rehabilitation forest on degraded granitic hills. Kaneko S, Akieda N, Naito F, Tamai K, Hirano Y Journal of Forest Research, 12:38-44
Carbon isotope ratios of soil organic matter, the distribution of melanic Andisols and their implications for past vegetation changes in the Akka Karst, northeastern Japan. Okamoto T, Ikeda S, Aizawa S, Ishizuka S Journal of the Speleological Society of Japan 31:54-66.
Variation in nitrogen status indices among forest types within the Yahagi River watershed, central Japan. Ito E, Ono K, Makoto A Bulletin of FFPRI 6:35-402
Soil nutrient status after bamboo flowering and death in a seasonal tropical forest in western Thailand. Takahashi M, Furusawa H, Limtong P, Sunanthapongsuk V, Marod D, Panuthai S Ecological Research 22:160-164.
Special feature: development and function of roots of forest trees in Japan Hirano Y, Noguchi K, Miura S Journal of Forest Research 12:75-77
Biomass and production of fine roots in Japanese forests Noguchi K, Konopka B, Satomura T, Kaneko S, Takahashi M Journal of Forest Research 12:83-95
Individual-based measurement and analysis of root system development: case studies for Larix gmelinii trees growing on the permafrost region in Siberia Kajimoto T, Osawa A, Matsuura Y, Abaimov AP, Zyryanova OA,Kondo K, Tokuchi N, Hirobe M Journal of Forest Research 12:103-112
Root biomass and distribution of a Picea-Abies stand and a Larix-Betula stand in pumiceous Entisols in Japan Sakai Y, Takahashi M, Tanaka N Journal of Forest Research 12:120-125
Root parameters of forest trees as sensitive indicators of acidifying pollutants: a review of research of Japanese forest trees Hirano Y, Mizoguchi T Brunner I Journal of Forest Research 12:134-142
Effects of simulated drought stress on the fine roots of Japanese cedar (Cryptomeria japonica) in a plantation forest on the Kanto Plain, eastern Japan Konopka B, Noguchi K, Sakata T, Takahashi M, Konopkova Z Journal of Forest Research 12:143-151
Climate and vegetation changes around Lake Baikal during the last 350,000 years. Shichi K, Kawamuro K, Takahara H, Hase Y, Mak, T, Miyoshi N, Palaeogeography,
Palaeoclimatology,
Palaeoecology
248: 357-375.
crisols and adjacent soils under four different forest type in central Cambodia Toriyama J, Ohta S,Araki M, Ito E, et al. PEDOLOGIST
51: 35-49.
Coexistence of Abies mariesii and A. veitchii in a subalpine fir-wave forest Ugawa S., Iwamoto K., Fukuda K. Canadian Journal of Forest Research
37: 2142-2152.
Effect of aerial insecticide spraying on pine wilt disease in central Japan Ugawa S, Fukuda K Forest Pathology
38: 16-28.
Ectomycorrhizal Communities on Tree Roots and in Soil Propagule Banks along a Secondary Successional Vegetation Gradient Yamashita S, Fukuda K, Ugawa S Forest Science
53: 635-644.
Soil water repellency in a Japanese cypress plantation restricts increases in soil water storage during rainfall events Kobayashi M, Shimizu T Hydrological Processes
21: 2356-2364.
Water soluble Al inhibits methane oxidation at atmospheric concentration levels in Japanese forest soil Tamai N, Takenaka C, Ishizuka S Soil Biology and Biochemistry
39: 1730-1736.
Methane emissions from stems of Fraxinus mandshurica var. japonica trees in a floodplain forest Terazawa K, Ishizuka S, Sakata T, Yamada K, Takahashi M Soil Biology and Biochemistry
39: 2689-2692.
Year-Round Observation of Evapotranspiration in an Evergreen Broadleaf Forest in Cambodia Nobuhiro T, Shimizu A, Kabeya N, Tsuboyama Y, Kubota T, Abe T, Araki M, Tamai K, Chann S, Keth N In: Sawada H et al. (eds) Forest Environments in the Mekong River Basin. Springer, Tokyo
75-86
Stomatal Response Characteristics of Dry Evergreen and Dry Deciduous Forests in Kampong Thom, Cambodia Daikoku K, Hattori S, Deguchi A, Fujita Y, Araki M, Nobuhiro T In: Sawada H et al. (eds) Forest Environments in the Mekong River Basin. Springer, Tokyo
97-111
Changes of Vertical Soil Moisture Conditions of a Dry Evergreen Forest in Kampong Thom, Cambodia Araki M, Shimizu A, Toriyama J, Ito E, et al. In: Sawada H et al. (eds) Forest Environments in the Mekong River Basin. Springer, Tokyo
112-124
Runoff Characteristics and Observations on Evapotranspiration in Forest Watersheds Shimizu A, Kabeya N, Nobuhiro T, Kubota T, Tsuboyama Y, Ito E, Sano M, Chann S, Keth N In: Sawada H et al. (eds) Forest Environments in the Mekong River Basin. Springer, Tokyo
135-146
Principal Forest Types of Three Regions of Cambodia: Kampong Thom, Kratie, and Mondolkiri Tani A, Ito E, Kanzaki M, Otha S, Khorn S, Pith P, Tith B, Pol S, Lim S In: Sawada H et al. (eds) Forest Environments in the Mekong River Basin. Springer, Tokyo
201-213
Comparison of the Leaf Area Index (LAI) of Two Types of Dipterocarp Forest on the West Bank of the Mekong River, Cambodia Ito E, Khorn S, Lim S, Pol S, Tith B, Pith P, Tani A, Kanzaki M, Kaneko T, Okuda Y, Kabeya N, Nobuhiro T, Araki M In: Sawada H et al. (eds) Forest Environments in the Mekong River Basin. Springer, Tokyo
214-221
Open Woodland Patches in an Evergreen Forest of Kampong Thom, Cambodia: Correlation of Structure and Composition with Microtopography Hiramatsu R, Kanzaki m, Toriyama J, Kaneko T, Okuda Y, Ohta S, Khorn S, Pith P, Lim S, ItoE, Araki M In: Sawada H et al. (eds) Forest Environments in the Mekong River Basin. Springer, Tokyo
222-231
Use of ASTER Optical Indices to Estimate Spatial Variation in Tropical Seasonal Forests on the West Bank of the Mekong River, Cambodia Ito E, Lim S, Pol S, Tith B, Pith P, Khorn S, Tani A, Kanzaki M, Taneko T, Okuda Y, Araki M In: Sawada H et al. (eds) Forest Environments in the Mekong River Basin. Springer, Tokyo
232-240
Soils Under Different Forest Types in the Dry Evergreen Forest Zone of Cambodia: Morphology, Physicochemical Properties, and Classification Toriyama J, Ohta S, Araki M, Kanzaki M, Khorn S, Pith P, Lim S, Pol S In: Sawada H et al. (eds) Forest Environments in the Mekong River Basin. Springer, Tokyo
241-253
Soil Moisture Conditions in Four Types of Forests in Kampong Thom, Cambodia Araki M, Toriyama J, Ohta S, Kanzaki M, Ito E et al. In: Sawada H et al. (eds) Forest Environments in the Mekong River Basin. Springer, Tokyo
254-262
Apparent Change in Soil Depth and Soil Hardness in Forest Areas in Kampong Thom Province, Cambodia Ohnuki Y, Kimhean C, Shinomiya Y, Sor S, Toriyama J, Ohta S In: Sawada H et al. (eds) Forest Environments in the Mekong River Basin. Springer, Tokyo
263-272
Effect of Soil Water Content on Water Storage Capacity: Comparison Between the Forested Areas in Cambodia and Japan Shinomiya Y, Araki M, Toriyama J, Ohnuki Y, Shimizu A, Kabeya N, Nobuhiro T, Kimhean C, Sor S In: Sawada H et al. (eds) Forest Environments in the Mekong River Basin. Springer, Tokyo
273-280
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♦ 2006
Title Authors Journal
Atmospheric lead and cadmium deposition within forests in the Kanto district, Japan. Itoh Y, Miura S, Yoshinaga S Journal of Forest Research 11:137-142.
Effects of chronic nitrogen application on the growth and nutrient status of a Japanese cedar (Cryptomeria japonica) stand. Nagakura J, Akama A, Mizoguchi T, Okabe H, Shigenaga H, Yamanaka T Journal of Forest Research 11:299-304.
Determination of seasonal and regional variation in provenance of dissolved cations in rain in Japan based on Sr and Pb isotopes. Nakano N, Morohashi S, Yasuda H, Sakai M, Aizawa S, Shichi K, Morisawa T, Takahashi M, Sanada M, Matsuura Y, Sakai H, Akama A, Okada N Atmospheric Environment 40:7409-7420.
Fine root dynamics in a Japanese cedar (Cryptomeria japonica) plantation throughout the growing season. Konopka B, Noguchi K, Sakata T, Takahashi M, Konopkova Z Forest Ecology and Management 225:278-286
Relationships between soil CO2 concentration and CO2 production, temperature, water content, and gas diffusivity: implications for field studies through sensitivity analyses. Hashimoto S, Komatsu H Journal of Forest Research 11:41-50.
High potential for increase in CO2 flux from forest soil surface due to global warming in cooler areas of Japan. Ishizuka S, Sakata T, Sawata S, Ikeda S, Takenaga C, Tamai N, Sakai H, Shimizu T, Kan-na K, Onodera S, Tanaka N, Takahashi M Annals of Forest Science 63:537-546.
Effects of soil vegetation types on soil respiration rate in larch plantations and a mature deciduous broadleaved forest in northern Japan. Yanagihara Y, Shibata H, Matsuura Y, Koike T Eurasian Journal of Forest Research 9:79-95.
Effects of vegetation and cultivation on δ13C values of soil organic carbon and estimation of its turnover in Asian tropics: A case study in Thailand． Yoneyama T, Okada H, Chongpradiynum P, Ando S, Prasertsak P, Hirai K Soil Science and Plant Nutrition 52:95-102.
Continuous estimation of winter carbon dioxide efflux from the snow surface in a deciduous broadleaf forest. Suzuki S, Ishizuka S, Kitamura K, Yamanoi K, Nakai Y Journal of Geophysical Research 111:D17101
Callose in root apices of European chestnut seedlings: a physiological indicator of aluminum stress Hirano Y, Walthert L, Brunner I Tree Physiology 26(4): 431-440
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♦ 2005
Title Authors Journal
Temperature sensitivity of soil CO2 production in a tropical hill evergreen forest in northern Thailand. Hashimoto S Journal of Forest Research 10:497-503.
Carbon storage in larch ecosystems in continuous permafrost region of Siberia. Matsuura Y, Kajimoto T, Osawa A, Abaimov AP Phyton, 45:51-54.
Aboveground litter production, accumulation, decomposition, and tidal transportation of coral reef-type mangrove forest on Pohnpei Island, Federated States of Micronesia. Ono K, Fujimoto K, Hiraide M, Saimon L, Tabuchi R Tropics 15:73-82.
Testing a method for reconstructing structural development of even-aged Abies sachalinensis stands. Osawa A, Kurachi N, Matsuura Y, Jomura M, Kanazawa Y, Sanada M Trees 19:680-693.
Q10 values of soil respiration in Japanese forests. Hashimoto S Journal of Forest Research 10:409-413.
General chemical properties of brown forest soils developed from different parent materials in the submontane zone of the Kanto and Chubu districts, Japan. Imaya A, Ohat S, Tanaka N, Inagaki Y Soil Science and Plant Nutrition, 51:873-884.
Lead and cadmium cycling in a small forest catchment in Japan. Itoh Y, Takahashi M, Akama A, Mizoguchi T, Yoshinaga S, Tsurita T, Abe T Phyton(Austria) 45(4):437−442
Effects of soil properties on forest decline in Miyake Island, Japan. Yoshinaga S, Abe K, Okamoto T Phyton (Austria) 45(4):429-435.
Microbial immobilization and plant uptake of different N forms in three forest types in Shikoku district, southern Japan. Inagaki Y, Kohzu A Soil Science and Plant Nutrition, 51:667-670.
Direct estimation of carbon mass of organic layer from dry weight. Takahashi M Journal of Forest Research, 10:239-241.
Visualization of soil water pathways in an Andisol under two field conditions. Miyamoto T, Kobayashi M, Haraguchi N, Siono T Journal of Agricultural Meteorology 60(5): 1077-1080.
Spatial patterns of greenhouse gas emission in a tropical rainforest in Indonesia. Ishizuka S, Iswandi A, Nakajima Y, Yonemura S, Sudo S, Tsuruta H, Murdiyarso D Nutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems 71:55-62
Microbial processes responsible for nitrous oxide production from acid soils in different land-use patterns in Pasirmayang, central Sumatra, Indonesia. Nakajima Y, Ishizuka S, Tsuruta H, Iswandi A, Murdiyarso D Nutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems, 71:33-42.
Isotopic assessment of CO2 production through soil organic matter decomposition in the tropics. Ueda S, Go CSU, Ishizuka S, Tsuruta H, Iswandi A, Murdiyarso D Nutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems 71:109-116
Change in physical properties of Ferralsols with tree planting in the Central Amazon, Brazil. Hirai K, Ferraz J, Ferreira S, Kobayashi M Soil Science and Plant Nutrition 51:761-765
The variation of greenhouse gas emissions from soils of variousland-use/cover types in Jambi province, Indonesia. Ishizuka S, Iswandi A, Nakajima Y, Yonemura S, Sudo S, Tsuruta H, Murdiyarso D Nutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems 71:17-32
Scaling energy and CO2 fluxes from leaf to canopy using Multilayered Implementation for Natural Canopy-Environment Relations (MINCER). Watanabe T, Nakai Y, Kitamura K, Utsugi H, Tobita H, Ishizuka S Phyton 45:353-360
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♦ 2004
Title Authors Journal
Effects of forest type and stand age on litterfall quality and soil N dynamics in Shikoku district, southern Japan. Ingaki Y, Miura S, Kohzu A Forest Ecology and Management 202:107-117.
Isolation and characterization of a novel Arabidopsis thaliana mutant that requires a high concentration of boron. Aoki N, Noguchi K, Hayashi H, Fujiwara T Soil Science and Plant Nutrition 50:1183-1185.
Allometoric equations for pioneer tree species and estimation of the aboveground biomass of a tropical secondary forests in East Kalimantan. Hashimoto T, Tange T, Masumori M, Yagi H, Sasaki S, Kojima K Tropics 14(1):123-130.
Growth and transpiration of Japanese cedar (Cryptomeria japonica) and Hinokicypress (Chamaecyparis obtusa) seedlings in response to soil water content. Nagakura J, Shigenaga H, Akama A, Takahashi M Tree Physiology 24:1203-1208.
Induction of callose in roots of Norway spruce seedlings after short-term exposure to aluminum. Hirano Y, Graf-Pannatier E, Zimmermann S, Brunner I Tree Physiology 24:1279-1283
Estimation of the fine root biomass in a Japanese cedar (Cryptomeria japonica) plantation using minirhizotrons. Noguchi K, Sakata T, Mizoguchi T, Takahashi M Journal of Forest Research 9:261-264
Organic carbon stock in forest soils in Japan. Morisada K, Ono K, Kanomata H Geoderma, 119:21-32.
Definitions and methodological options to inventory emissions from direct human-induced degradation of forests and devegetation of other vegetation types. Timo K, Richard G, Hernandez,T, Kainja S, Lawson G, Liu S, Prisley S, Pardo,JIA, Birdsey R, Boehm M, Daka J, Kobayashi S, Lund HG, Michalak R, Takahashi M Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, IGES
Probability distributions, vulnerability and sensitivity in Fagus crenata forests following predicted climate changes in Japan. Matsui T, Yagihashi T, Nakaya T, Taoda H, Yoshinaga S, Daimaru H, Tanaka N Journal of Vegetation Science 15:605-614
Experimental studies on rain splash erosion of forest soils after clearing in Okinawa using an artificial rainfall apparatus. Ohnuki Y, Shimizu A Journal of Forest Research 9:101-109
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♦ 2003
Title Authors Journal
Determination of lignin, holocellulose, and organic solvent extractives in fresh leaf, litterfall, and organic material on forest floor using near infrared reflectance spectroscopy. Ono K, Hiraide M, Amari M Journal of Forest Research 8:191-198
Root morphology and nutritional status of Japanese red cedar saplings subjected to in situ levels of aluminum in forest-soil solution. Hirano Y, Isomura A, Kaneko S Journal of Forest Research 8(3):209-214
Growth characteristics of root-shoot relations of three birch seedlings raised under different water regimes. Koike T, Kitao M, Quoreshi AM, Matsuura Y Plant and Soil 255:303-310
Anomalous pattern of stand development in larch forests of Siberia. Osawa A, Abaimov AP, Matsuura Y, Kajimoto T, Zyryanova OA Tohoku Geophysical Journal, The Science Report of the Tohoku University, Fifth Series, 36:471-474
Soil characteristics of forest ecosystems in circumpolar region. Matsuura, Y Tohoku Geophysical Journal, The Science Report of the Tohoku University, Fifth Series 36(4):374-379
Methane flux and regulatory variables in soils of three equal-aged Japanese cypress (Chamaecyparis obtusa) forests in central Japan. Tamai N, Takenaka C, Ishizuka S, Tezuka T Soil Biology and Biochemistry 35:633-641
Biochemical properties of the cell wall in the Arabidopsis mutant bor1-1 in relation to boron nutrition. Noguchi K, Ishii T, Matsunaga T, Kakegawa K, Hayashi H, Fujiwara T Journal of Plant Nutrition and Soil Science 166:175-178
Protective effect of floor cover against soil erosion on steep slopes forested with Chamaecyparis obtusa (hinoki) and other species. Miura S, Yoshinaga S, Yamada T Journal of Forest Research 8:27-35
Effects of elevated nitrate and aluminum concentrations on the root morphology and nutrient status of white roots of Japanese red cedar saplings. Hirano Y, Tanda Y. Kaneko S Environmental Sciences 10:261-272
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♦ 2002
Title Authors Journal
Transport rates of surface materials on steep forested slopes induced by raindrop splash erosion. Miura S, Hirai K, Yamada T Journal of Forest Research 7:201-211
Temporal changes in organic carbon of soils developed on volcanic andesitic deposits in Japan. Morisada K, Imaya A, Ono K Forest Ecology and Management 171:113-120
Arabidopsis boron transporter for xylem loading. Takano J, Noguchi K, Yasumori M, Kobayashi S, Gajdos Z, Miwa K, Hayashi H, Yoneyama T, Fujiwara T Nature 420 (6913):337-340
Effects of soil temperature on the contents of nitrogen compounds in seedlings of Larix gmelinii regenerated on permafrost in central Siberia. Korotkii T, Prokushkin SG, Matsuura Y, Koike T, Sasa K Eurasian Journal of Forest Research 5:39-48
An intensive field study on CO2, CH4 and N2O emissions from soils at four land-use types in Sumatra, Indonesia. Ishizuka S, Tsuruta H, Murdiyarso D Global Biogeochemical Cycles 16:1049-
Changes in soil movement after forest clearing in the main island of Japan. Ohnuki Y Journal of Forest Environment 44(1):1-10
Soil NO3-N production and immobilization affected by NH4-N, glycine and NO3-N addition under different forest types in Shikoku, southern Japan. Inagaki Y, Miura S Soil Science and Plant Nutrition 48:679-684
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♦ 2001
Title Authors Journal
Sulfate and nitrate loads on forest ecosystem in Kochi in southwest of Japan. Yamada T, Yoshinaga S, Morisada K, Hirai K Water, Air and Soil Pollution 130:1115-1120
Effect of soil air volume change on CH4 consumption in brown forest soil. Tamai N, Takenaka C, Ishizuka S, Tezuka T Journal of Forest Research 6:311-313
Evaluation of the tortuosity parameter for forest soils to predict unsaturated hydraulic conductivity. Shinomiya Y, Takahashi K, Kobiyama M, Kubota J Journal of Forest Research 6:221-225
Chemical characteristics and acid buffering capacity of forest soils in Japanese forests. Takahashi M, Sakata T, Ishizuka K Water, Air and Soil Pollution 130:727-732
Isolation and characterization of Arabidopsis mutants related to boron nutrition. Fujiwara T, Takano J, Yasumori M, Kobayashi M, Gajdos, Z, Kyotaro Noguchi, Aoki N, Hayashi H, Naito S, Chino M Development in Plant and Soil Science 92:16-17
Isolation and characterization of Arabidopsis thaliana mutants sensitive to boron deficiency. Takano J, Noguchi K, Hayashi H, Fujiwara T Development in Plant and Soil Science 92:48-49
Preferential Translocation of Boron to Young Leaves in Arabidopsis thaliana Regulated by the BOR1 Gene. Takano J, Yamagami M, Noguchi K, Hayashi H, Fujiwara T Soil Science and Plant Nutrition 47(2):345-357
Long-term monitoring study on rain, throughfall, and stemflow chemistry in evergreen coniferous forests in Hokkaido, northern Japan. Matsuura Y, Sanada M, Takahashi M, Sakai Y, Tanaka N Water, Air and Soil Pollution 130:1661-1666
Dissolved organic carbon in coniferous forests of central Siberia. Prokushkin AS, Prokushkin SG, Shibata H, Matsuura Y, Abaimov AP Eurasian Journal of Forest Research 2:45-58
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♦ 2000
Title Author Journal
Root system responses of Japanese red cedar saplings to acidic conditions. Hirano Y, Hijii N Environmental and Experimental Botany 44:115-124
Root response of Hinoki cypress seedlings to various levels of Ca Al molar ratios. Hirano Y, Matsumoto C, Takenaka C Environmental Sciences 7:71-82
Differentiation of the timing of flower abortion in Tilia japonica. Ito E, Kikuzawa K Plant Species Biology 15:179-186
Establishment of tree seedlings and water-soluble nutrients in coarse woody debris in an old-growth Picea-Abies forest in Hokkaido, northern Japan. Takahashi M, Sakai Y, Ootomo R, Shiozaki M Canadian Journal of Forest Research 30:1148-1155
Methane oxidation in Japanese forest soils. Ishizuka S, Sakata T, Ishizuka K Soil Biology and Biochemistry 32:769-777
Past human activities around the Akka Karst, northeastern Japan. Okamoto T, Ikeda S, Aizawa S Acta Geographica Szegediensis 36:84-96
Forest ecosystems of the cryolithic zone of Siberia: Regional features, mechanisms of stability and pyrogenic changes. Abaimov AP, Zyryanova OA, Prokushukin SG, Koike T, Matsuura Y Eurasian Journal of Forest Research 1:1-10
Soil respiration rate on the contrasting north- and south-facing slopes of a larch forest in central Siberia. Yanagihara Y, Koike T, Matsuura Y, Mori S, Shibata H, Satoh F, Masuyagina OV, Zyryanova OA, Prokushukin, AS, Prokushukin SG, Abaimov AP Eurasian Journal of Forest Research 1:19-29
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♦ 1999
Title Authors Journal
Belowground carbon storage of Micronesian mangrove forests. Fujimoto K, Imaya A, Tabuchi R, Kuramoto, Utsugi, Murobushi Ecological Research 14:409-413
Cryptic andromonoecy in Tilia japonica, implicated by flower abortion. Ito E, Kikuzawa K Plant Species Biology 14:193-199
Seasonal changes in the concentrations of suspended sediment, organic carbon, and inorganic carbon of stream water from a small catchment of temperate mixed conifer-hardwood forest, Hokkaido, northern Japan. Sakamoto T, Takahashi M, Terajima T, Nakai Y, Matsuura Y Hydrological Processes 13:2301-2314
Modeling of movements of water and vapour at a forest floor in a warm-temperate, secondary broad-leaved forest in Japan (2): Characteristics of an evaporation and water content at a forest floor. Tama K, Abe T, Araki M, Ito H Hydrological processes, 12:2105-2114
Relating sulfate adsorption to soil properties in Japanese forest soils. Tanikawa T, Takenaka C Journal of Forest Research 4:217-222
Extractable sulfate content in Japanese forest soils. Tanikawa T, Ishizuka K, Imaya A Journal of Forest Research 4:191-194
Distribution and physical properties of colluvium and saprolite in unchanneled valleys in Tsukuba Experimental Basin, Japan. Ohnuki Y, Yoshinaga S, Noguchi S Journal of Forest Research 4:207-215
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♦ 1998
Title Authors Journal
Relationship between soil erosion and physical properties of soils at zero-order basins in Okinawa, Japan. Ohnuki Y, Ikusawa H, Terazono R Journal of Forest Environment 40(1):17-26
Dynamics of soil microbial activities in different vegetation types of the seasonally dry tropics. Limtong P, Ishizuka K, Takahashi M, Sunantapongsuk V, Tummakate P Forestry Science 54:253-260
Size distribution and carbon-to-nitrogen ratios of size-fractionated organic matter in the forest floor of coniferous and broadleaved stands. Takahashi M Forestry Science 54:207-215
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♦ 1997-1993
Title Authors Journal
Distribution of colluvia and saprolites and their physical properties in a zero-order basin in Okinawa, southwestern Japan. Ohnuki Y, Terazono R, Ikusawa H, Kanna K, Udagawa H Geoderma 80:75-93 (1997)
Comparison of nutrient concentrations in organic layers between broad-leaved and coniferous forests. Takahashi M Soil Science and Plant Nutrition 43:541-550 (1997)
Variations in rates of accumulation of tropospheric fine quartz in tephra, loess, and associated paleosols since the last interglacial stage in the Tokachi plain, northern Japan, and paleoclimatic inferences. Yoshinaga S Quaternary International 34-36:139-146 (1996)
Water soluble elements in decomposing Japanese cedar needle litter. Takahasi M Soil Science and Plant Nutrition 42:395-399 (1996)
The effects of organic carbon on acid rain in a temperate forest in Japan. Inagaki M, Sakai M, Ohnuki Y Water, Air and Soil Pollution 85:2345-2350 (1995)
An example of initial soil development on the heaped earth in the tropics. Morisada K Journal of Tropical Forest Science 7:670-672
Effect of slash on soil solution chemistry after clearcutting of a Japanese cedar (Cryptomeria japonica) plantation. Takahasi M Journal of Japanese Forest Society, 77(2):124-130
Effects of clearfelling on the mineral nitrogen dynamics in the surface soil of a Japanese cedar (Cryptomeria japonica D. Don) plantation. - A comparison between slash-removal and slash-scattering treatments -. Takahashi M, Ikede S Journal of Japanese Forest Society 76(3):224-232 (1994)
Soil development on the 1888 Bandai mudflow deposits in Japan. Morisada K, Osumi Y Geoderma 57:443-458 (1993)
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