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Growth of Quercus seedlings inoculated by ectomycorrhizal fungi at an abandoned site of reforestation.

外生菌根菌を接種したカシ類実生の造林放棄地における成長

Author (2)： KAYAMA MASAZUMI (森林総合研) ,  YAMANAKA TAKASHI (森林総合研)
Material： 日本緑化工学会誌  (Journal of the Japanese Society of Revegetation Technology)
Volume： 44  Issue： 1  Page： 33-38  Publication year： Aug. 31, 2018 
JST Material Number： Z0839A  ISSN： 0916-7439  Document type： Article
Article type： 原著論文  Country of issue： Japan (JPN)  Language： JAPANESE (JA)

Thesaurus term： Kumamoto prefecture ,  *soil fungus ,  Quercus ,  lot (land) ,  *restoration ,  felling ,  *ectomycorrhizal fungi ,  *vegetation restoration ,  nutritional physiology ,  oligotrophication ,  clear cutting
Semi thesaurus term： oak ,  造林放棄地 ,  皆伐地

JST classification (2)： Soil organisms  (FB04050N) ,  Earthwork planning,earthwork  (RA07050R)

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Terms in the title (6)： 外生菌根菌 ,  接種 ,  カシ ,  実生 ,  造林 ,  成長