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九州西部森林植生の植物社会学的研究 I.スダシイ自然林について

秀三 伊藤-1972-12-25-Nagasaki University's Academic Output SITE (Nagasaki University)

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Forests of Castanopsis cuspidata (THUNB.) SCHOTTKY var. sieboldii (MAKINO) NAKAI (syn. Shiia sieboldii MAKINO) are representative of the warm-temperate forest climaxes in central and southern Japan. Low- and mid-elevation areas of western Kyushu are also in the range of this climatic climax. Up to present, forests of this region were little explored phytosociologically. The present paper is a first report of series of phytosociological studies on the forest vegetation of western Kyushu, which were surveyed since 1967. Field and laboratory works were conducted along the Braun-Blauquet's system of phytosociology. The vegetation units abstracted were as follows. Rapanaeo-Shiietum sieboldii Suz.-Tok. 1952 Subassoc. of Viburnum japonicum Typical variant Variant of Arisaema ringens Typical subassoc. Variant of Arisaema ringens Typical variant Bladhio-Shiietum sieboldii Suz.-Tok. 1952 The floristic composition and diagnostic species of these communities are given in Table 1 and the distributi

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Forests of Castanopsis cuspidata (THUNB.) SCHOTTKY var. sieboldii (MAKINO) NAKAI (syn. Shiia sieboldii MAKINO) are representative of the warm-temperate forest climaxes in central and southern Japan. Low- and mid-elevation areas of western Kyushu are also in the range of this climatic climax. Up to present, forests of this region were little explored phytosociologically. The present paper is a first report of series of phytosociological studies on the forest vegetation of western Kyushu, which were surveyed since 1967. Field and laboratory works were conducted along the Braun-Blauquet's system of phytosociology. The vegetation units abstracted were as follows. Rapanaeo-Shiietum sieboldii Suz.-Tok. 1952 Subassoc. of Viburnum japonicum Typical variant Variant of Arisaema ringens Typical subassoc. Variant of Arisaema ringens Typical variant Bladhio-Shiietum sieboldii Suz.-Tok. 1952 The floristic composition and diagnostic species of these communities are given in Table 1 and the distributi

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