CiNii Articles - Leaf litter

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Home-field advantage in decomposition of leaf litter and insect frass

Kagata Hideki , Ohgushi Takayuki

Population Ecology 55(1), 69-76, 2013-01-00
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Seasonal occurrence and distribution of myxomycetes on different types of leaf litter in a warm temperate forest of western of Japan

TAKAHASHI Kazunari , HADA Yoshio

Mycoscience 53(4), 245-255, 2012-07-25

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Seasonal occurrence and distribution of myxomycetes on different types of leaf litter in a warm temperate forest of western Japan

Takahashi Kazunari , Hada Yoshio

Mycoscience 53(4), 245-255, 2012-07-00
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Differences between coarse woody debris and leaf litter in the response of heterotrophic respiration to rainfall events

JOMURA Mayuko , KOMINAMI Yuji , ATAKA Mioko

Journal of forest research 17(3), 305-311, 2012-06-01

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Effects of clear-cutting on decomposition and bleaching of Camellia japonica leaf litter in a temperate secondary forest

Hagiwara Yusuke , Osono Takashi , Takeda Hiroshi

皆伐がヤブツバキ落葉の分解に与える影響を温帯二次林で調べた。本研究では特に,葉リターに現れる漂白部のパターンと,リグニンなどを含み落葉分解の律速要因として知られている酸不溶性残渣(AUR)の分解に注目した。ヤブツバキ落葉はリグニン分解菌の定着とAURの分解に起因する漂白部の出現により特徴付けられる。リターバッグ法を用い,皆伐区と近接の非撹乱な対照区で18ヶ月間の分解を調べた。皆伐区で対照区より,葉 …

森林応用研究 21(1), 1-6, 2012-02-14

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Colonization and decomposition of leaf litter by ligninolytic fungi in Acacia mangium plantations and adjacent secondary forests

HAGIWARA Yusuke , OSONO Takashi , OHTA Seiichi , WICAKSONO Agus , HARDJONO Arisman

Journal of forest research 17(1), 51-57, 2012-02-01

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Colonization and decomposition of leaf litter by ligninolytic fungi in Acacia mangium plantations and adjacent secondary forests

Hagiwara Yusuke , Osono Takashi , Ohta Seiichi , Wicaksono Agus , Hardjono Arisman

… Colonization of leaf litter by ligninolytic fungi and relationships between mass loss and chemical qualities of surface leaf litter were examined in Acacia mangium plantations and adjacent secondary forests in southern Sumatra Island, Indonesia. … Partly decomposed leaves beneath the surface leaf litter were used to measure the bleached area which indicated colonization by ligninolytic fungi. …

Journal of Forest Research 17(1), 51-57, 2012-02-00

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Non-additive effects of leaf litter and insect frass mixture on decomposition processes

KAGATA Hideki , OHGUSHI Takayuki

Ecological research 27(1), 69-75, 2012-01-01

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The Effect of Japanese Cypress Plantation on Soil Biochemical Characteristics Converted from Deciduous Forests [in Japanese]

Nakajima Gou , Kaneko Nobuhiro

主要構成樹種の変化が森林生態系の生物化学的特性に与える経時的影響を明らかにすることを目的として, 環境条件が同等と考えられる平坦な地形で2カ所のブナ林とこれに隣接する植栽後の林齢の異なる (40・80年生) 2カ所のヒノキ林において落葉を通じた養分供給量, 土壌養分の特性 (樹幹から40∼240 cmまで40 cmおきの6点, 土壌深0∼25 cmまで5 cm間隔), 微生 …

Journal of the Japanese Forest Society 94(3), 112-119, 2012

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Occurrence of myxomycetes associated with decaying state of leaf-litters in a secondary forest of western Japan

高橋和成

Hikobia 16(1), 95-103, 2011-12-00
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Diversity and functioning of fungi associated with leaf litter decomposition in Asian forests of different climatic regions

Osono Takashi

… The pattern of diversity and functioning of fungi associated with leaf litter decomposition in Asian forests of different climatic regions was investigated by performing meta-analysis of published data for seven tree species in subalpine, temperate, subtropical and tropical forests. …

Fung Ecol 4(6), 375-385, 2011-12-00

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A new soil-inhabiting zopherid beetle (Coleoptera: Zopheridae) from southwestern Japan

Aoki Jun-ichi

Edaphologia (89), 13-17, 2011-11-30

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Zonal variation in leaf-litter decomposition in a secondary mangrove forest

Suchewaboripont Vilanee , Poungparn Sasitorn , Patanaponpaiboon Pipat

Tropics 20(1), 1-10, 2011-10-00
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Effects of temperature and litter type on fungal growth and decomposition of leaf litter

OSONO Takashi , HAGIWARA Yusuke , MASUYA Hayato

Mycoscience 52(5), 327-332, 2011-09-25

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Release of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium during the decomposition of apple (Malus domestica) leaf litter under different fertilization regimes in Loess Plateau, China(Plant nutrition)

HAN Ming Y. , ZHANG Li X. , FAN Chong H. , LIU Li H. , ZHANG Lin S. , LI Bing Z. , ALVA Ashok K.

… The decomposition of apple (Malus domestica) leaf litters has a pivotal role in nutrient release in orchard ecosystems. … However, the amount of mass loss was greater for HF and LF litters than that for CK litter over the first six months. … During the initial six months, concentrations of N and P in the leaf litters increased while that of K declined. …

Soil science and plant nutrition 57(4), 549-557, 2011-08-00

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Decomposition of wood, petiole and leaf litter by Xylaria species from northern Thailand

Osono Takashi , To-Anun Chaiwat , Hagiwara Yusuke , Hirose Dai

… Ten Xylaria isolates (five obtained from wood and five from leaf litter) collected in northern Thailand were tested for their ability to decompose 13 types of wood, petiole, and lamina from seven tropical tree species under pure culture conditions. … Overall, the strains isolated from wood caused greater mass loss than the strains isolated from litter. …

Fungal Ecology 4(3), 210-218, 2011-06-00

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Breakdown and macroinvertebrate colonization of needle and leaf litter in conifer plantation streams in Shikoku, southwestern Japan

HISABAE Mayu , SONE Shin , INOUE Mikio

Journal of forest research 16(2), 108-115, 2011-04-01

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Comparioson of faecal chemical properties of two geophagsous millipede species Parafontaria laminata and Parafontaria tonominea (Xystodesmidae) considering effects of habitat density and type of food [in Japanese]

Iwashima Noriko , Kaneko Nobuhiro , Sato Kuniaki , Wakatsuki Toshiyuki , Masunaga Tsugiyuki

Edaphologia (88), 43-53, 2011-03-31

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Global patterns of leaf mechanical properties

Onoda Yusuke , Westoby Mark , Adler Peter B. , Choong Amy M. F. , Clissold Fiona J. , Cornelissen Johannes H. C. , Diaz Sandra , Dominy Nathaniel J. , Elgart Alison , Enrico Lucas , Fine Paul V. A. , Howard Jerome J. , Jalili Adel , Kitajima Kaoru , Kurokawa Hiroko , McArthur Clare , Lucas Peter W. , Markesteijn Lars , Pérez- Harguindeguy Natalia , Poorter Lourens , Richards Lora , Santiago Louis S. , Sosinski Jr. Enio E. , Van Bael Sunshine A. , Warton David I. , Wright Ian J. , Wright S. Joseph , Yamashita Nayuta , 小野田雄介 , 黒川紘子 , オノダユウスケ , クロカワヒロコ

… Leaf mechanical properties strongly influence leaf lifespan, plant–herbivore interactions, litter decomposition and nutrient cycling, but global patterns in their interspecific variation and underlying mechanisms remain poorly understood. … We synthesize data across the three major measurement methods, permitting the first global analyses of leaf mechanics and associated traits, for 2819 species from 90 sites worldwide. …

Ecology Letters 14(3), 301-312, 2011-01-26

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Effects of microclimate, litter type, and mesh size on leaf litter decomposition along an elevation gradient in the Wuyi Mountains, China

WANG Shaojun , RUAN Honghua , HAN Yong

Ecological research 25(6), 1113-1120, 2010-11-01

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