GROWTH BEHABIOR OF FIFTEEN BROAD-LEAVED TREE SEEDLINGS FOR ELEVEN YEARS AT HAKONE POLA MUSEUM

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  • HAYASHI Hisanori
    Japanese Center for International Studies in Ecology,Institute for Global Environmental Strategies
  • SUZUKI Shin-ichi
    Junior College of Tokyo University of Agriculture
  • YAGASAKI Tomoki
    Japanese Center for International Studies in Ecology,Institute for Global Environmental Strategies

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Other Title
  • 箱根ポーラ美術館に植栽された広葉樹15種の11年間の生長動態
  • 箱根ポーラ美術館に植栽された広葉樹15種の11年間の生長動態 : 太平洋側におけるブナ林の再生を目指して
  • ハコネ ポーラ ビジュツカン ニ ショクサイサレタ コウヨウジュ 15シュ ノ 11ネンカン ノ セイチョウ ドウタイ : タイヘイヨウガワ ニ オケル ブナリン ノ サイセイ オ メザシテ
  • － FOR RESTORATION OF BEECH FORESTS ON THE PACIFIC OCEAN SIDE OF JAPAN －
  • －太平洋側におけるブナ林の再生を目指して－

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Abstract

<p>The growth behavior of fifteen broad-leaved tree seedlings was investigated during 11 years in order to convert a Chamaecyparis obtusa Seib. et Zucc. plantation into beech: Fagus crenata Bl. forests in the Hakone region on the Pacific Ocean side of Japan. The survival rate of all planted seedlings is 66.9%, and for Fagus crenata supplementary planting, 37.7%. The average height of Prunus jamasakura Seib., Quercus mongolica Fischer var. grosseserrata Miq., Fagus crenata was 842cm, 666.3cm, 205.8-275.0cm after planting 10-11 years, respectively. The stratification of planted trees formed almost three layers depending on the difference of primary growth speed. Although several species of seedlings were planted which had a differential growth behavior, Fagus crenata showed approximately equivalent or slightly lower average height than in previous studies. As concerns improvement of the forest structure, it expected to grow more Fagus crenata to promote thinning of the planted trees in the upper layer.</p>

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  • Eco-Habitat: JISE Reaserch

    Eco-Habitat: JISE Reaserch 20 (1), 25-35, 2013-12-30

    Japanese Center for International Studies in Ecology,Institute for Global Environmental Strategies

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