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 Communitiescs of the ecosystem. These characteristics of the forest ecosystem generate the necessary conditions for maintaining the diversity of the other organisms, and the interactive processes between trees and other organisms enable different species of trees to coexist.

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New Perspectives on South-East Europetics and distribution of soils in the OFR. The topography of OFR is gently undulating, as shown on the contour map (Fig. 3.1). A stream runs from north to south through the center of the reserve. The east-facing valley sideslope is steeper than the west-facing slope.

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Estimation of Epicentral Intensityht be lost). The study used the 1987 and 1997 census data of trees with a diameter at breast height (DBH) ≥ 5 cm (see Chapter 5). The 1987 data were used for the static analyses, and the data from both years were used for the analyses of community dynamics.

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Climate in Ogawa Forest ReserveThe former has dry, sunny weather, while the latter has a great deal of snow. From late spring to early summer, the northeastern Pacific coast of the islands is influenced by the chilly northeastern winds, which often bring cloudy weather or fog.

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Book 2002ng various aspects of biology, soil science, and silviculture. The project was integrated as part of the Forest Ecosystem Team under the BIO-COSMOS Program funded by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries. As the coordinators of the Forest Ecosystem Team, we are pleased that reports of