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Potential role of frugivorous birds in the recovery process of forest vegetation after feral goat eradication in Mukojima Island, the Bonin Islands

小笠原諸島聟島列島の野生ヤギ撲滅後の森林植生回復過程における果食性鳥の潜在的な役割

Author (4)： EMURA Naoko (Kagoshima Univ., Kagoshima, JPN) ,  KAWAKAMI Kazuto (Forestry and Forest Products Res. Inst., Ibaraki, JPN) ,  DEGUCHI Tomohiro (Yamashina Inst. Ornithology, Chiba, JPN) ,  SONE Koichi (Kagoshima Univ., Kagoshima, JPN)
Material： Journal of Forest Research  (J For Res)
Volume： 17  Issue： 4  Page： 352-359  Publication year： Aug. 2012 
JST Material Number： L2720A  ISSN： 1341-6979  Document type： Article
Article type： 原著論文  Country of issue： United Kingdom (GBR)  Language： ENGLISH (EN)

Thesaurus term： *vegetation ,  restoration ,  herbivory ,  *Passeriformes ,  Ogasawara Islands
Semi thesaurus term： *Japanese white-eye ,  Frugivory ,  seed dispersal ,  vegetation restoration ,  *forest vegetation

JST classification (2)： Forest biology in general  (FF02010T) ,  Interaction between dissimilar organisms  (EE01050A)

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Terms in the title (7)： 小笠原諸島 ,  ヤギ ,  森林植生 ,  回復過程 ,  果食性 ,  鳥 ,  役割