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Geo-environmental Changes on a Post-fire Alpine Slope of Mt. Shirouma-dake, Northern Japanese Alps

白馬岳高山帯の山火事跡地における地表環境の変化

Author (3)： SASAKI AKIHIKO (信州大学理学部) ,  KARIYA YOSHIHIKO (専修大学文学部) ,  SUZUKI KEISUKE (信州大学理学部)
Material： 地学雑誌  (Journal of Geography)
Volume： 128  Issue： 1  Page： 115-127(J-STAGE)  Publication year： 2019 
JST Material Number： G0643A  ISSN： 0022-135X  CODEN： CGZAA  Document type： Article
Article type： 原著論文  Country of issue： Japan (JPN)  Language： JAPANESE (JA)

Thesaurus term： mountain ,  *mountainous region ,  Nagano prefecture ,  vertical distribution ,  alpine plant ,  *Pinus ,  *forest fire ,  plant community ,  litter ,  humus soil ,  soil temperature ,  heat cycle ,  freeze-thaw ,  surface erosion ,  earth surface ,  frozen soil
Semi thesaurus term： *Pinus pumila ,  alpine region ,  forest floor ,  used place ,  surface of the earth ,  freeze-thaw cycles ,  North Alps

Author keywords (12)： 山火事 ,  高山帯 ,  ハイマツ ,  斜面侵食 ,  地温変化 ,  白馬岳 ,  fire ,  Alpine zone ,  Pinus pumila ,  slope erosion ,  ground temperature variation ,  Shirouma-dake

JST classification (1)： Forest botany  (FF02020E)

Reference (21)：

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Terms in the title (5)： 高山帯 ,  山火事 ,  跡地 ,  地表 ,  環境