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Food habits of sika deer at Otome Highland, Yamanashi, with reference to Sasa nipponica

山梨県のオトメハイランドにおけるニホンジカのSasa nipponicaに関連しての食性

Author (3)： TAKAHASHI Kazuhiro (Azabu Univ., Kanagawa, JPN) ,  UEHARA Akira (Otome Highland Fan Club, Yamanashi, JPN) ,  TAKATSUKI Seiki (Azabu Univ., Kanagawa, JPN)
Material： Mammal Study
Volume： 38  Issue： 3  Page： 231-234  Publication year： Sep. 2013 
JST Material Number： X0863A  ISSN： 1343-4152  Document type： Article
Article type： 原著論文  Country of issue： Japan (JPN)  Language： ENGLISH (EN)

Thesaurus term： *Sasa ,  *Cervus nippon ,  habitat ,  Yamanashi prefecture ,  annual variation ,  height ,  Biomass ,  Feces ,  composition (constitution) ,  Herbivory ,  biological interaction ,  *Sasa nipponica ,  *grazing intensity ,  feed composition
Semi thesaurus term： 植物高 ,  Diet composition

JST classification (1)： Interaction between dissimilar organisms  (EE01050A)

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Terms in the title (5)： 山梨 ,  ハイランド ,  ニホンジカ ,  Sasa ,  食性