OBSERVATIONS ON THE DAMAGES OF THE COASTAL VEGETATION I

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概要

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• In Japan, the coastal vegetation changes its structure during the time of typhoons. The damages are caused by the wind-borne salt spray ; by the mechanical action of billows; the invasion of saline water ; and by the sand-movement by the wind. The damage by salt-spray prevents therophyte from advancing towards the coast line but scarcely influences the psammophyte. The order of tolerance to the saline-water damage does not correspond to the order of zonal distribution of the plants. From these observations, it is not to say that the damages by salt-spray and sea-water-invasion are most effective to change the structure of the coastal vegetation.

• 日本生態学会の論文
• 1962-06-01

著者

• Okada Yusaku

  Kashiwazaki High School

• NOBUHARA Hajime

  Narashino High School

• FUJIHIRA Katsuo

  Futtsu Middle School, Chiba Prefecture

• Fujihira Katsuo

  Futtsu Middle School Chiba Prefecture

• Nobuhara H.

  Narashino High School

関連論文

• OBSERVATIONS ON THE DAMAGES OF THE COASTAL VEGETATION I
• OBSERVATIONS ON THE DAMAGES OF THE COASTAL : VEGETATION II

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