Volume 12, Issue 2

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April 2007

Special feature in development and function of roots of forest trees in Japan

11 articles in this issue

Special feature: development and function of roots of forest trees in Japan
Yasuhiro Hirano
Kyotaro Noguchi
Satoru Miura
EDITORIAL 02 April 2007 Pages: 75 - 77
Tree roots in a changing world
Ivano Brunner
Douglas L. Godbold
SPECIAL FEATURE: INVITED REVIEW Development and function of roots of forest trees in Japan 02 April 2007 Pages: 78 - 82
Biomass and production of fine roots in Japanese forests
Kyotaro Noguchi
Bohdan Konôpka
Masamichi Takahashi
SPECIAL FEATURE: REVIEW Development and function of roots of forest trees in Japan 02 April 2007 Pages: 83 - 95
Root development across a chronosequence in a Japanese cedar (Cryptomeria japonica D. Don) plantation
Reiji Fujimaki
Ryunosuke Tateno
Naoko Tokuchi
SPECIAL FEATURE: ORIGINAL ARTICLE Development and function of roots of forest trees in Japan 02 April 2007 Pages: 96 - 102
Individual-based measurement and analysis of root system development: case studies for Larix gmelinii trees growing on the permafrost region in Siberia
Takuya Kajimoto
Akira Osawa
Muneto Hirobe
SPECIAL FEATURE: ORIGINAL ARTICLE Development and function of roots of forest trees in Japan 02 April 2007 Pages: 103 - 112
The effect of red wood ant (Formica rufa group) mounds on root biomass, density, and nutrient concentrations in boreal managed forests
Mizue Ohashi
Jouni Kilpeläinen
Pekka Niemelä
SPECIAL FEATURE: ORIGINAL ARTICLE Development and function of roots of forest trees in Japan 02 April 2007 Pages: 113 - 119
Root biomass and distribution of a Picea–Abies stand and a Larix–Betula stand in pumiceous Entisols in Japan
Yoshimi Sakai
Masamichi Takahashi
Nagaharu Tanaka
SPECIAL FEATURE: SHORT COMMUNICATION Development and function of roots of forest trees in Japan 02 April 2007 Pages: 120 - 125
Heterogeneity of individual roots within the fine root architecture: causal links between physiological and ecosystem functions
Takuo Hishi
SPECIAL FEATURE: REVIEW Development and function of roots of forest trees in Japan 02 April 2007 Pages: 126 - 133
Root parameters of forest trees as sensitive indicators of acidifying pollutants: a review of research of Japanese forest trees
Yasuhiro Hirano
Takeo Mizoguchi
Ivano Brunner
Special feature: REVIEW Development and function of roots of forest trees in Japan 02 April 2007 Pages: 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
Bohdan Konôpka
Kyotaro Noguchi
Zuzana Konôpková
SPECIAL FEATURE: ORIGINAL ARTICLE Development and function of roots of forest trees in Japan 02 April 2007 Pages: 143 - 151
The original papers appeared in the Journal of The Japanese Forest Society vol. 88, nos. 5 and 6 in Japanese with English abstracts

Abstracts from the Journal of The Japanese Forest Society 02 April 2007 Pages: 152 - 160

Volume 12, Issue 2

Special feature: development and function of roots of forest trees in Japan

Tree roots in a changing world

Biomass and production of fine roots in Japanese forests

Root development across a chronosequence in a Japanese cedar (Cryptomeria japonica D. Don) plantation

Individual-based measurement and analysis of root system development: case studies for Larix gmelinii trees growing on the permafrost region in Siberia

The effect of red wood ant (Formica rufa group) mounds on root biomass, density, and nutrient concentrations in boreal managed forests

Root biomass and distribution of a Picea–Abies stand and a Larix–Betula stand in pumiceous Entisols in Japan

Heterogeneity of individual roots within the fine root architecture: causal links between physiological and ecosystem functions

Root parameters of forest trees as sensitive indicators of acidifying pollutants: a review of research of Japanese forest trees

Effects of simulated drought stress on the fine roots of Japanese cedar (Cryptomeria japonica) in a plantation forest on the Kanto Plain, eastern Japan

The original papers appeared in the Journal of The Japanese Forest Society vol. 88, nos. 5 and 6 in Japanese with English abstracts

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