Ecology of Riparian Forests in Japan

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Disturbance, Life History and Regeneration

ISBN: 4431767363
ISBN 13: 9784431767367
Herausgeber: Hitoshi Sakio/Toshikazu Tamura
Verlag: Springer Verlag GmbH
Umfang: xvi, 339 S., 140 s/w Illustr., 8 farbige Illustr., 339 p. 148 illus., 8 illus. in color.
Erscheinungsdatum: 25.08.2008
Auflage: 1/2009
Produktform: Gebunden/Hardback
Einband: GEB

Thorough treatment of riparian ecology

Artikelnummer: 1383320 Kategorie:

Beschreibung

InhaltsangabeContents Foreword F. NAKAMURA Preface Part 1: Introduction 1 Features of Riparian Forests in Japan H. SAKIO Part 2: Geography, disturbance regime and dynamics of sediments in riparian zone 2 Occurrence of hillslope processes affecting riparian vegetation in upstream watersheds of Japan T. TAMURA 3 Sediment dynamics and characteristics with respect to river disturbance S. YANAI Part 3: Riparian community 4 Vegetationgeographic evaluation of the syntaxonomic system of valleybottom forests occurring in the cooltemperate zone of the Japanese Archipelago K. OHNO Part 4: Riparian forests in headwater stream 5 Coexistence mechanisms of three riparian species in the upper basin with respect to their life histories, ecophysiology, and disturbance regimes H. SAKIO, M. KUBO, K. SHIMANO and K. OHNO 6 Population dynamics and key stages in two Japanese riparian elements Y. KANEKO and T. TAKADA 7 Rodent seed hoarding and regeneration of Aesculus turbinata: patterns, processes and implications K. HOSHIZAKI 8 Longitudinal variation in disturbance regime and community structure of a riparian forest established on a small alluvial fan in warm-temperate southern Kyushu, Japan H. ITO and S. ITO Part 5: Riparian forests on wide alluvial fan 9 Structure and composition of riparian forests with reference to geomorphic conditions S. KIKUCHI 10 Mosaic structure of riparian forests on the riverbed and floodplain of a braided river: A case study in the Kamikouchi Valley of the Azusa River S. ISHIKAWA 11 Coexistence of Salix species in a seasonally flooded habitat K. NIIYAMA Part 6: Riparian forests in lowland regions 12 Process of willow community establishment and topographic change of riverbed in a warm-temperate region of Japan M. KAMADA 13 Growth and nutrient economy of riparian Salix gracilistyla A. SASAKI and T. NAKATSUBO 14 The expansion of woody shrub vegetation (Elaeagnus umbellata) along a regulated river channel M. KOHRI Part 7: Riparian forests in wetland 15 Distribution pattern and regeneration of swamp forest species with respect to site conditions H. FUJITA and Y. FUJIMURA 16 Flooding adaptations of wetland trees F. IWANAGA and F. YAMAMOTO Part 8: Species diversity of riparian forests 17 Diversity of tree species in mountain riparian forest in relation to disturbance-mediated microtopography T. MASAKI, K. OSUMI, K. HOSHIZAKI, D. HOSHINO, K. TAKAHASHI, K. MATSUNE and W.SUZUKI 18 Diversity of forest floor vegetation with landform type M. KAWANISHI, H. SAKIO and K. OHNO Part 9: Endangered species and its conservation 19 Ecology and conservation of an endangered willow, Salix hukaoana W. SUZUKI and S. KIKUCHI 20 Strategy for the reallocation of plantations to semi-natural forest for the conservation of endangered riparian tree species S. ITO, Y. MITSUDA, G. P. BUCKLEY and M. TAKAGI Part 10: Conclusion 21 General Conclusions Concerning Riparian Forest Ecology and Conservation H. SAKIO Subject Index

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Contents Foreword F. NAKAMURA Preface Part 1: Introduction 1 Features of Riparian Forests in Japan H. SAKIO Part 2: Geography, disturbance regime and dynamics of sediments in riparian zone 2 Occurrence of hillslope processes affecting riparian vegetation in upstream watersheds of Japan T. TAMURA 3 Sediment dynamics and characteristics with respect to river disturbance S. YANAI Part 3: Riparian community 4 Vegetation-geographic evaluation of the syntaxonomic system of valley-bottom forests occurring in the cool-temperate zone of the Japanese Archipelago K. OHNO Part 4: Riparian forests in headwater stream 5 Coexistence mechanisms of three riparian species in the upper basin with respect to their life histories, ecophysiology, and disturbance regimes H. SAKIO, M. KUBO, K. SHIMANO and K. OHNO 6 Population dynamics and key stages in two Japanese riparian elements Y. KANEKO and T. TAKADA 7 Rodent seed hoarding and regeneration of Aesculus turbinata: patterns, processes and implications K. HOSHIZAKI 8 Longitudinal variation in disturbance regime and community structure of a riparian forest established on a small alluvial fan in warm-temperate southern Kyushu, Japan H. ITO and S. ITO Part 5: Riparian forests on wide alluvial fan 9 Structure and composition of riparian forests with reference to geomorphic conditions S. KIKUCHI 10 Mosaic structure of riparian forests on the riverbed and floodplain of a braided river: A case study in the Kamikouchi Valley of the Azusa River S. ISHIKAWA 11 Coexistence of Salix species in a seasonally flooded habitat K. NIIYAMA Part 6: Riparian forests in lowland regions 12 Process of willow community establishment and topographic change of riverbed in a warm-temperate region of Japan M. KAMADA 13 Growth and nutrient economy of riparian Salix gracilistyla A. SASAKI and T. NAKATSUBO 14 The expansion of woody shrub vegetation (Elaeagnus umbellata) along a regulated river channel M. KOHRI Part 7: Riparian forests in wetland 15 Distribution pattern and regeneration of swamp forest species with respect to site conditions H. FUJITA and Y. FUJIMURA 16 Flooding adaptations of wetland trees F. IWANAGA and F. YAMAMOTO Part 8: Species diversity of riparian forests 17 Diversity of tree species in mountain riparian forest in relation to disturbance-mediated microtopography T. MASAKI, K. OSUMI, K. HOSHIZAKI, D. HOSHINO, K. TAKAHASHI, K. MATSUNE and W.SUZUKI 18 Diversity of forest floor vegetation with landform type M. KAWANISHI, H. SAKIO and K. OHNO Part 9: Endangered species and its conservation 19 Ecology and conservation of an endangered willow, Salix hukaoana W. SUZUKI and S. KIKUCHI 20 Strategy for the reallocation of plantations to semi-natural forest for the conservation of endangered riparian tree species S. ITO, Y. MITSUDA, G. P. BUCKLEY and M. TAKAGI Part 10: Conclusion 21 General Conclusions Concerning Riparian Forest Ecology and Conservation H. SAKIO Subject Index

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