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Bark-feeding damage of sugi and hinoki cypress caused by sika deer, Cervus nippon: Does the sika deer prefer bark of hinoki cypress to sugi?

ニホンジカ(Cervus nippon)によるスギおよびヒノキの樹皮食害:ニホンジカはスギよりもヒノキの樹皮を好むのか?

Author (1)： SANO Akira (Mie Prefecture Forestry Res. Inst., Mie, JPN)
Material： Mammal Study
Volume： 42  Issue： 2  Page： 105-110  Publication year： Jun. 2017 
JST Material Number： X0863A  ISSN： 1343-4152  Document type： Article
Article type： 短報  Country of issue： Japan (JPN)  Language： ENGLISH (EN)

Thesaurus term： *Cervus nippon ,  bark ,  *feeding damage ,  Cryptomeria japonica ,  Chamaecyparis obtusa ,  artificial forest ,  mixed forest ,  Mie prefecture ,  preference (food stuff)

JST classification (2)： Forest tending  (FF03040H) ,  Population ecology  (EE03030S)

Reference (27)：

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• Ando, M. and Shibata, E. 2009. Bark-stripping preference of sika deer and its seasonality on Mt. Ohdaigahara, central Japan. In (McCullough, D. R., Takatsuki, S. and Kaji, K., eds.) Sika Deer: Biology and Management of Native and Introduced Populations, pp. 207-216. Springer, Tokyo.
• Ando, M., Yokota, H. and Shibata, E. 2003. Bark stripping preference of sika deer, Cervus nippon, in terms of bark chemical contents. Forest Ecology and Management 177: 323-331.
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Terms in the title (6)： ニホンジカ ,  Cervus ,  スギ ,  ヒノキ ,  樹皮 ,  食害