外生菌根がカラマツ実生の当年成長に与える影響と物理・生物的環境要因の関係
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To investigate the seedling growth of a biologically-invasive larch Larix kaempferi (Lamb.) Carr. on Mount Koma, Japan, seedlings were excavated from three microhabitats (bareground = BA, Salix reinii patch = SP, and Larix understory = LU) in three elevational zones. Seedlings showed the highest ectomycorhhizal (ECM) colonization percentage in the most shaded microhabitat, LU. ECM colonization percentages in BA and SP were found to decrease with decreasing elevation. These results inferred that the ECM colonization percentages were related to seedling growth, particularly, on BA and SP. However, the annual seedling growth was not synchronized with increases in either elevational gradients. Although ECM colonization was most evident in LU, the seedling growth was lowest. We concluded that the effects of ECM colonization on seedling growth were reduced mostly by microhabitat characteristics.
- 2007-03-01
著者
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Hase Akira
Biological Laboratory Hakodate College Hokkaido University Of Education
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Tsuyuzaki Shiro
Graduata School Of Earth Environmental Science Hokkaido University
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AKASAKA Munemitsu
Graduate School of Environmental Earth Science, Hokkaido University
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Akasaka Munemitsu
Graduate School Of Environmental Earth Science Hokkaido University
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