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Simulation of the effects of deer browsing on forest dynamics

森林動態に及ぼすシカの若葉摂食の影響のシミュレーション

Author (1)： AKASHI Nobuhiro (Hokkaido Forestry Res. Inst., Hokkaido, JPN)
Material： Ecological Research  (Ecol Res)
Volume： 24  Issue： 2  Page： 247-255  Publication year： Mar. 2009 
JST Material Number： X0313A  ISSN： 0912-3814  Document type： Article
Article type： 原著論文  Country of issue： Germany, Federal Republic of (DEU)  Language： ENGLISH (EN)

Thesaurus term： *Cervus nippon ,  natural regeneration ,  feeding damage ,  forest damage ,  simulation model ,  Hokkaido ,  tree crown ,  vegetation ,  habitat density ,  preference(food stuff) ,  *nature conservation ,  *resource management
Semi thesaurus term： *understory vegetation ,  開空率 ,  *forest land management ,  森林動物

JST classification (2)： Autecology  (EE03020H) ,  Forest tending  (FF03040H)

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Terms in the title (4)： 森林動態 ,  シカ ,  摂食 ,  シミュレーション