Updated on 2024/04/12

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Ugawa Shin
 
Organization
Research Field in Agriculture, Agriculture, Fisheries and Veterinary Medicine Area Faculty of Agriculture Department of Environmental Sciences and Technology Associate Professor
Title
Associate Professor

Degree

  • 博士（環境学） ( 2006.3   東京大学 )

  • 修士（環境学） ( 2001.3   東京大学 )

  • 学士（農学） ( 1999.3   東京大学 )

Research Interests

  • 窒素循環

  • 安定同位体

  • 細根動態

Research Areas

  • Others / Others  / 森林生態学

  • Others / Others  / 育林学

Research History

  • Kagoshima University   Research Field in Agriculture, Agriculture, Fisheries and Veterinary Medicine Area Faculty of Agriculture Department of Environmental Sciences and Technology   Associate Professor

    2012.8

Professional Memberships

  • 日本生態学会

    2015.10

  • 日本森林学会

    2015.10

  • 森林立地学会

    2015.10

  • 日本熱帯生態学会

    2015.10

 

Papers

  • Naoko KOZAI, Hirokazu HIGUCHI, Tatsushi OGATA, Tomohiro KONDO, Shin UGAWA, Yoshimi YONEMOTO .  Effects of Paclobutrazol Application and Soil Mulching on Flower Induction and Physiological Conditions in Durian Trees (Durio zibethinus Murr.) .    58 ( 2 ) 121 - 128   2424.4Reviewed

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    DOI： 10.6090/jarq.58.121

  • Hachisuka Rico, Ishikawa Kaho, Ugawa Shin .  Influence of the light environment, cutting size, and existence of roots on the survival and regrowth of an invasive species, <i>Epipremnum aureum</i> .  Tropicsadvpub ( 0 )   2023.12Influence of the light environment, cutting size, and existence of roots on the survival and regrowth of an invasive species, <i>Epipremnum aureum</i>Reviewed International journal

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    <p>Understanding the regrowth condition and pattern for the vine plant <i>Epipremnum aureum</i> is important for effective removal of this invasive species. The purpose of this study was to clarify the influence of the light environment, size of the plant body, and existence of roots on the survival and regrowth of a piece of the plant body of <i>E. aureum</i>. We surveyed the survival and regrowth of <i>E. aureum</i> for plant cuttings of different sizes under three light conditions representing the outside, edge, and inside of forests (Experiment 1), and for plant cuttings of different sizes with or without roots inside forests (Experiment 2). In Experiment 1, we observed a high mortality outside forests, but confirmed higher survival rate and probability of regrowth at forest edges and inside forests. Even one leaf with a stem and root could regrow under low light intensity, whereas the amount of regrown plant organs or tissue was higher for a larger cutting. In Experiment 2, the number of roots increased more rapidly for plant cuttings without initial roots than for those with initial roots, although the amount of regrown plant tissue increased with increasing cutting size. Even small pieces of the plant body of <i>E. aureum</i> with no roots frequently survived and regrew under low light intensity. This indicates that small pieces of the plant body should not be left at forest edges or inside forests during removal work.</p>

    DOI： 10.3759/tropics.ms23-1

  • Ugawa Shin, Fujisawa Yoshitake, Otsuka Jiro, Kondo Teiji, Ubukata Masatoshi .  Size of Chinese Fir (<i>Cunninghamia lanceolate</i>) Seedling with Mainstems Fed by Japanese Hare (<i>Lepus brachyurus</i>) .  Journal of the Japanese Forest Society105 ( 7 ) 239 - 244   2023.7Reviewed

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    <p>In this study, we aimed to elucidate the size of Chinese fir (<i>Cunninghamia lanceolate</i>) seedlings, of which mainstem is fed by the Japanese hare (<i>Lepus brachyurus</i>). We planted 60 seedlings of various heights (82-197 cm) in a stand in Tarumizu City, Kagoshima Prefecture, and observed the feeding of the mainstem for 1 year. We found that of the 15 dead seedlings, only 1 died after the feeding of the mainstem. Among the surviving seedlings, the mainstem of 25 seedlings was fed by hares. The probability of feeding on the mainstem decreased with the increasing size of the seedlings. Regarding the generalized linear model estimation, the probability of feeding on the mainstem was ＜10％ for seedlings with an initial height of ＞140 cm or an initial diameter of ＞15 mm at the height of 60 cm. Therefore, we predict that Chinese fir seedlings are less likely to suffer feeding damage of the mainstem after they grow to be larger than the abovementioned values.</p>

    DOI： 10.4005/jjfs.105.239

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  • Toyama H., Tagane S., Aiba S.i., Ugawa S., Suzuki E., Yamazaki K., Fuse K., Takashima A., Kadoya T., Takeuchi Y. .  High plant diversity and characteristic plant community structure in broad-leaved evergreen forests on Amami-Oshima and Tokunoshima Islands, Japan's newest natural World Heritage Site .  Ecological Research38 ( 3 ) 403 - 419   2023.5Reviewed International journal

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    Amami-Oshima and Tokunoshima Islands (the Amami Islands) are part of an important area for biogeography in Japan. Although the uniqueness of the islands' flora is well recognized, their plant diversity, including non-tree life forms, has yet to be compared with that of other regions. Here, we characterize the plant community structure of the Amami Islands, and analyze the α and β diversity patterns with respect to environmental factors as well as the frequency of threatened and endemic species compared with that in regions at higher and lower latitudes. We used 5 × 100 m plots at seven sites on the Amami Islands, three sites further north, and one site further south to record the abundance of all vascular plant species and tree sizes. We also used tree census data from five plots from the Monitoring Sites 1000 Project. Three principal components from five environmental variables were used as factors affecting diversity. We found that the broad-leaved evergreen forests on the Amami Islands have higher α diversity resulting from species richness anomalies in shared families among regions. Additionally, generalized linear mixed models indicated that temperature and altitude affect α diversity positively. Furthermore, multiple regression models on distance matrices showed that temperature and regional differences in weather conditions affect β diversity. Tree species were found to affect species diversity and rareness, but herbaceous plants also affect these parameters substantially. These results indicate that the two studied islands are biodiversity hotspots and that evaluating herbaceous species is important for determining forest biodiversity.

    DOI： 10.1111/1440-1703.12381

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  • Kubota V.R., Linares-Palomino R., Gregory T., Silva H., Lombardo L., Caballero R., Mendoza A., Ugawa S. .  ASSESSMENT OF STAND CHARACTERISTICS AND SOIL OF UPPER PARANA ATLANTIC FORESTS (PARAGUAY) REVEALS HIGH HABITAT HETEROGENEITY .  Journal of Tropical Forest Science35 ( 3 ) 283 - 298   2023Reviewed International coauthorship International journal

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    The Upper Parana Atlantic Forest (UPAF) harbours some of the most endangered ecosystems in the world. However, little data are available on UPAF ecosystems, constraining effective protection and restoration efforts. The objective of this study was to classify UPAF forests, focusing on the stand structure, tree species diversity, tree species composition, and soil properties and their relationships with stand characteristics. We established 71 plots (50 m × 20 m) distributed across eight protected areas in the Paraguayan UPAF and evaluated trees with diameter at breast height ≥ 10 cm and composite soil samples from 0–20 cm in depth. We identified four forest types with their corresponding indicator species. Among these forest types, we observed significant differences between stand structure and tree species diversity. We separated the soil properties into two axes, with essential elements and pH on one axis, and the balance of clay and sand contents on the other. We found significant relationships between essential elements and pH and individual density, and between the balance of clay and sand contents and tree species diversity. Our findings explain the heterogeneity of the tree community and contribute to our understanding of the UPAF, enabling science-based and better-focused forest conservation and restoration programmes.

    DOI： 10.26525/jtfs2023.35.3.283

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  • Orrego M., Ugawa S., Inoue A., Laplace S., Kume T., Koga S., Hishi T., Enoki T. .  Climate, Soil, and Plant Controls on Early-Stage Litter Decomposition in Moso Bamboo Stands at a Regional Scale .  Frontiers in Forests and Global Change5   2022.7

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    Moso bamboo (Phyllostachys edulis) is currently distributed across a wide geographical area in East Asia. As a common bamboo species occurring along a broad environmental gradient, there is a need to understand how environmental and biotic drivers affect belowground processes at large scales. In this study, we investigated the influence of climate, soil properties, stand characteristics, and organic matter input parameters as potential drivers of the initial decomposition process in Moso bamboo stands at a regional scale. Using the Tea Bag Index method, we estimated the initial decomposition rate (k) and stabilization factor (S; potential long-term carbon storage) from standard litter incubated at 13 sites across southern Japan and Taiwan. We found that both decomposition parameters were strongly affected by the climate. The climatic conditions during the incubation period better explained the variance in k. In contrast, the long-term climate was more important for S. Notably, temperature and precipitation interactively affected the initial decomposition rates. This interaction showed that in warmer sites, precipitation increased k, whereas in cooler sites, precipitation had no effect or even decreased k. Soil parameters had no influence on k and only had minor effects on S. A structural equation model showed that the stabilization factor was indirectly affected by stand density, which suggests that higher bamboo densities could increase litter stabilization by increasing above-and below-ground organic matter input. Our study highlights the central role of climate in controlling decomposition processes in Moso bamboo stands on a broad scale. Moreover, differences in stand structure can indirectly affect potential soil carbon storage through changes in organic matter input and soil conditions.

    DOI： 10.3389/ffgc.2022.921028

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  • Yamashita N, Ishizuka S, Hashimoto S, Ugawa S, Nanko K, Osone Y, Iwahashi J, Sakai Y, Inatomi M, Kawanishi A, Morisada K, Tanaka N, Aizawa S, Imaya A, Takahashi M, Kaneko S, Miura S, Hirai K .  National-scale 3D mapping of soil organic carbon in a Japanese forest considering microtopography and tephra deposition .    406 ( 15 ) 115534   2022.1National-scale 3D mapping of soil organic carbon in a Japanese forest considering microtopography and tephra depositionReviewed

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  • Ugawa S., Kuninaka W., Hayata K., Maruta N., Ohashi S., Kubota V.R., Rozita A., Wan Rasidah K. .  Relationship between root tip morphology and growth conditions across Macaranga and Shorea species in a tropical lowland forest of Peninsula Malaysia .  Plant and Soil   2022

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    Aims: The relationship between functional traits and growth conditions across tree species provides critical information for understanding resource acquisition strategy of each species. This study aims to elucidate the relationship between root tip morphology and growth conditions with considering the phylogenetic difference in a primary lowland dipterocarp forest. Methods: We surveyed growth conditions for 13 target species of Macaranga and Shorea, i.e., light condition, soil physical properties, and soil nitrogen (N) dynamics, and root tip morphology, including specific root tip length (SRLt), root tip diameter (RDt), and root tip tissue density (RTDt) and analyzed their relationships considering the difference between genera. Results: The differences in SRLt and RDt between two genera, Macaranga and Shorea, were validated by the difference in environmental factors, i.e., light intensity and soil ammonification rate. With considering the difference between genera, we detected an interspecific variation in SRLt, RDt, and RTDt across all 13 species in response to differences in environmental factors such as light intensity, soil physical properties, soil nitrification, and N mineralization rates. Among the same species, the SRLt decreased with increasing light intensity and increased with increasing nitrification rates, while the RDt exhibited an opposite trend. Conclusion: We confirmed that the root tip morphology varies according to growth conditions in tropical tree species: shade-tolerant tree species and/or tree species grown in fertile condition had root tips with high efficiency of soil exploration or exploitation per a unit of root biomass. This variation pattern was different than that of temperate tree species.

    DOI： 10.1007/s11104-022-05665-1

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  • Ugawa S, Hashimoto S, Hashida K, Tobita H, Kitao M .  Composition of organic carbon-based compounds in the stem wood of Quercus mongolica seedlings grown under elevated CO2 and/or O3 concentrations .  Frontiers in Forests and Global Change4   768953   2021.12Reviewed

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    DOI： 10.3389/ffgc.2021.768953

  • Fukuzawa K, Tateno R, Ugawa S, Watanabe T, Hosokawa N, Imada S, Shibata H .  Timing of forest fine root production advances with reduced snow cover in northern Japan: implications for climate-induced change in understory and overstory competition. .  Oecologia196 ( 1 ) 263 - 273   2021.4Timing of forest fine root production advances with reduced snow cover in northern Japan: implications for climate-induced change in understory and overstory competition.Reviewed International journal

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  • Aiba SI, Kira Y, Araki K, Imamura F, Ishinuki T, Nagata T, Shimonishi S, Ugawa S, Wakiyama S, Yamada T, Yoneda T, Suzuki E .  Latitudinal and altitudinal variations across temperate to subtropical forests from southern Kyushu to the northern Ryukyu Archipelago, Japan .  Journal of Forest Research26 ( 3 ) 171 - 180   2020.12Latitudinal and altitudinal variations across temperate to subtropical forests from southern Kyushu to the northern Ryukyu Archipelago, JapanReviewed

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    DOI： 10.1080/13416979.2020.1854065

  • 鵜川　信, 藤澤義武, 大塚次郎, 近藤禎二, 生方正俊 .  ニホンノウサギによる食害とその防除がコウヨウザン1年生苗の生残および成長に与える影響 .  日本森林学会誌102 ( 5 ) 317 - 323   2020.10ニホンノウサギによる食害とその防除がコウヨウザン1年生苗の生残および成長に与える影響Reviewed

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  • Enoki T. .  Regional and topographic growth variation among 45-year-old clonal plantations of Cryptomeria japonica: effects of genotype and phenotypic plasticity .  Journal of Forest Research25 ( 5 ) 329 - 338   2020.9

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    DOI： 10.1080/13416979.2020.1767267

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  • Tateno R, Nakayama M, Yano M, Fukuzawa K, Inagaki Y, Koba K, Ugawa S .  Nitrogen source utilization in co‑existing canopy tree and dwarf bamboo in a northern hardwood forest in Japan .  Trees34 ( 4 ) 1047 - 1057   2020.8Invited Reviewed

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    DOI： 10.1007/s00468-020-01980-1

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  • Ugawa S, Inagaki Y, Fukuzawa K, Tateno R .  Effects of soil compaction by a forestry machine and slash dispersal on soil N mineralization in Cryptomeria japonica plantations under high precipitation .  New Forests51 ( 5 ) 887 - 907   2020.1Invited Reviewed

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  • Ugawa S, Miura S, Hashimoto S, Iwamoto K, Fukuda K .  Changes in quantity, morphology and nitrogen content of fine roots with stand development in a subalpine fir-wave forest .  Journal of Forest Research23 ( 6 ) 336 - 345   2018.9Invited Reviewed

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    DOI： 10.1080/13416979.2018.1516919

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    Other Link： https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/13416979.2018.1516919

  • Iwamoto K, Ugawa S, Araki MG, Kabeya D, Ishizuka M, Kajimoto T .  Changes of above- and below-ground biomass forty-three years after a typhoon disturbance in a subalpine wave regeneration forest on Mt. Shimagare .  Bulletin of FFPRI17 ( 2 ) 117 - 131   2018.6Changes of above- and below-ground biomass forty-three years after a typhoon disturbance in a subalpine wave regeneration forest on Mt. ShimagareReviewed

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  • Kubota VR, Yoneda T, Ugawa S, Okuda T, Wan-Rasidah K .  Effects of selective management system on biomass structure and forest sustainability: a case study of a tropical rainforest in Peninsular Malaysia. .  Journal of Tropical Forest Science30 ( 2 ) 259 - 268   2018.4Effects of selective management system on biomass structure and forest sustainability: a case study of a tropical rainforest in Peninsular Malaysia.Reviewed

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  • 岩本 宏二郎, 鵜川 信, 荒木 眞岳, 壁谷 大介, 石塚 森吉, 梶本 卓也 .  台風攪乱から43年が経過した縞枯れ林における地上部及び地下部現存量の変化 .  森林総合研究所研究報告17 ( 2 ) 117 - 131   2018Reviewed

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    大規模攪乱後の森林の再生過程を理解することは、気候変動による将来の攪乱規模の増大に対する森林の状態変化の予測に貢献する。本研究では、台風による大規模攪乱を受けた亜高山帯縞枯れ林におけるバイオマスの動態を推定することを目的として調査を行った。1959年に伊勢湾台風によって大きな被害を受けた北八ヶ岳縞枯山において、森林の発達段階が異なる3林分（若齢林、中間、成熟林、それぞれ19、36、59 年）に調査区を設置した。各調査区において、2001年から2008年に繰り返し測定された毎木調査データと、サンプル木のデータにより、バイオマスが推定された。さらに、年輪解析により成長パターンを検討した。推定されたバイオマスは、若木林区で最も低かったが、中間区と成熟林区の両方で同様のレベルに達した。中間区では、風倒後に成長を開始した実生の成長が早く、前生稚樹に由来する成熟林区と同様のバイオマスになったと考えられた。大規模な攪乱がなかったと考えられる他の縞枯れ林と比較すると、特に成熟林においてバイオマスが減少していた。本調査地においては、攪乱に起因する林分構造や成熟林衰退の若齢化・サイズ減少によって台風攪乱後のバイオマスの回復は遅れているものと考えられた。

    DOI： 10.20756/ffpri.17.2_117

  • Nanko K, Hashimoto S, Miura S, Ishizuka S, Sakai Y, Levia DF, Ugawa S, Nishizono T, Kitahara F, Osone Y, Kaneko S .  Assessment of soil group, site and climatic effects on soil organic carbon stocks of topsoil in Japanese forests .  European Journal of Soil Science68 ( 4 ) 547 - 558   2017.7Invited Reviewed

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  • Urakawa R, Ohte N, Shibata H, Isobe K, Tateno R, Oda T, Hishi T, Fukushima K, Inagaki Y, Keizo H, Oyanagi N, Nakata M, Toda H, Tanaka K, Kuroiwa M, Watanabe T, Fukuzawa K, Tokuchi N, Ugawa S, Enoki T, Nakanishi A, Saigusa N, Yamao Y, Kotani A .  Factors contributing to soil nitrogen mineralization and nitrification rates of forest soils in the Japanese archipelago .  Forest Ecology and Management361   382 - 396   2016.2Factors contributing to soil nitrogen mineralization and nitrification rates of forest soils in the Japanese archipelagoReviewed

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  • 福本桂子, 寺岡行雄, 金城智之, 山下盛章, 加治佐剛, 鵜川信, 芦原誠一, 岡勝 .  南九州における斜面位置の違いによる無下刈りスギ幼齢木と侵入広葉樹との競合 .  森林計画学会誌49   43 - 49   2015.12南九州における斜面位置の違いによる無下刈りスギ幼齢木と侵入広葉樹との競合Reviewed

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  • Miura S, Ugawa S, Yoshinaga S, Yamada T, Hirai K .  Floor cover percentage determines splash erosion in Chamaecyparis obtuse Forest .  Soil Science Society of America Journal79   1782 - 1791   2015.11Floor cover percentage determines splash erosion in Chamaecyparis obtuse ForestReviewed

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  • Nurdiani D, Ito M, Maruyama T, Terahara T, Mori T, Ugawa S, Takeyama H .  Analysis of bacterial xylose isomerase gene diversity using gene-targeted metagenomics .  Journal of Bioscience and Bioengineering120   174 - 180   2015.8Analysis of bacterial xylose isomerase gene diversity using gene-targeted metagenomicsReviewed

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  • Ugawa S, Miura S, Kaneko S .  Differences in necromass and carbon and nitrogen contents between node and internode material of dead bamboo culms in two Phyllostachys species .  Japan Agricultural Research Quarterly48 ( 2 ) 221 - 230   2014.4Differences in necromass and carbon and nitrogen contents between node and internode material of dead bamboo culms in two Phyllostachys speciesReviewed

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  • Nanko K, Ugawa S, Hashimoto S, Imaya A, Kobayashi M, Sakai H, Ishizuka S, Miura S, Tanaka N, Takahashi M, Kaneko S .  A pedotransfer function for estimating bulk density of forest soil in Japan affected by volcanic ash .  Geoderma213   36 - 45   2014.1A pedotransfer function for estimating bulk density of forest soil in Japan affected by volcanic ashReviewed

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  • Ugawa S, Takahashi M, Morisada K, Takeuchi M, Matsuura Y, Yoshinaga S, Araki M, Tanaka N, Ikeda S, Miura S, Ishizuka S, Kobayashi M, Inagaki M, Imaya A, Nanko K, Hashimoto S, Aizawa S, Hirai K, Okamoto T, Mizogushi T, Torii A, Sakai H, Ohnuki Y, Kaneko S .  Carbon stocks of dead wood, litter, and soil in the forest sector of Japan: general description of the National Forest Soil Carbon Inventory .  森林総合研究所研究報告11 ( 4 ) 207 - 221   2013.2Carbon stocks of dead wood, litter, and soil in the forest sector of Japan: general description of the National Forest Soil Carbon InventoryReviewed

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  • Sakai Y, Ugawa S, Ishizuka S, Takahashi M, Takenaka C .  Wood density and carbon and nitrogen concentrations in deadwood of Chamaecyparis obtusa and Cryptomeria japonica .  Soil Science and Plant Nutrition58   526 - 537   2012.8Wood density and carbon and nitrogen concentrations in deadwood of Chamaecyparis obtusa and Cryptomeria japonicaReviewed

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  • Ugawa S, Yamaguchi M, Miura S, Kaneko S .  A method for obtaining the relationship between the amount of DNA and the fine root weight from mixtures of fine roots and soil particles .  Soil Science and Plant Nutrition58   510 - 516   2012.8A method for obtaining the relationship between the amount of DNA and the fine root weight from mixtures of fine roots and soil particlesReviewed

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  • Hashimoto S, Ugawa S, Nanko K, Shichi K .  The total amounts of radioactively contaminated materials in forests in Fukushima, Japan .  Scientific Reports2 ( 416 )   2012.5The total amounts of radioactively contaminated materials in forests in Fukushima, JapanReviewed

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  • Hashimoto S, Ugawa S, Morisada K, Wattenbach M, Smith P, Matsuura Y .  Potential carbon stock in Japanese forest soils - simulated impact of forest management and climate change using the CENTURY model .  Soil Use and Management28   45 - 53   2012.3Potential carbon stock in Japanese forest soils - simulated impact of forest management and climate change using the CENTURY modelReviewed

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  • Ugawa S, Miura S, Matsuura Y, Takahashi M, Kaneko S .  Characteristics of culm structure and carbon and nitrogen concentrations in dead bamboo culms of two Phyllostachys species .  Plant and Soil347   269 - 278   2011.10Characteristics of culm structure and carbon and nitrogen concentrations in dead bamboo culms of two Phyllostachys speciesReviewed

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  • 鵜川 信, 橋本 徹, 岩本 宏二郎, 金子 真司, 福田 健二 .  亜高山帯モミ属林における林分の発達と実生の定着の関係 .  森林立地52   79 - 86   2010.12亜高山帯モミ属林における林分の発達と実生の定着の関係Reviewed

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  • Ugawa S, Satoru M, Iwamoto K, Kaneko S, Fukuda K .  Vertical patterns of fine root biomass, morphology and nitrogen concentration in a subalpine fir-wave forest .  Plant and Soil335   469 - 478   2010.10Vertical patterns of fine root biomass, morphology and nitrogen concentration in a subalpine fir-wave forestReviewed

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  • Ugawa S, Hashimoto T, Aizawa S, Kaneko S, Takahashi M .  Accuracy criteria for measuring carbon and nitrogen concentrations in forest soil and litter samples .  Soil Science and Plant Nutrition56   466 - 475   2010.6Accuracy criteria for measuring carbon and nitrogen concentrations in forest soil and litter samplesReviewed

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  • Ugawa S, Iwamoto K, Matsuura Y, Takahashi M, Fukuda K .  Root-tip diameters of woody species in subalpine Abies forest .  Plant and Soil326   303 - 310   2010.1Root-tip diameters of woody species in subalpine Abies forestReviewed

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  • Ugawa S, Ichihara Y, Fukuda K, Suzuki K .  Ectomycorrhizae and ectomycorrhizal fungal fruit bodies in pine stands differentially damaged by pine wilt disease .  Mycoscience50   63 - 69   2009.1Ectomycorrhizae and ectomycorrhizal fungal fruit bodies in pine stands differentially damaged by pine wilt diseaseReviewed

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  • 井手下 晃, 鵜川 信, 鈴木 和夫 .  都市公園における外生菌根菌とその分布 .  樹木医学研究12   181 - 186   2008.10都市公園における外生菌根菌とその分布Reviewed

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  • Ugawa S, Fukuda K .  Effect of aerial insecticide spraying on pine wilt disease in central Japan .  Forest Pathology38   16 - 28   2008.2Effect of aerial insecticide spraying on pine wilt disease in central JapanReviewed

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  • Yamashita S, Fukuda K, Ugawa S .  Ectomycorrhizal communities on tree roots and in soil propagule banks along a secondary successional vegetation gradient .  Forest Science53   635 - 644   2007.12Ectomycorrhizal communities on tree roots and in soil propagule banks along a secondary successional vegetation gradientReviewed

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  • Ugawa S, Iwamoto K, Fukuda K .  Coexistence of Abies mariesii and Abies veitchii in a subalpine fir-wave forest .  Canadian Journal of Forest Research37   2142 - 2152   2007.11Coexistence of Abies mariesii and Abies veitchii in a subalpine fir-wave forestReviewed

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  • 龍原 哲, 君野 雄規, 鵜川 信, 福田 健二 .  IKONOSデータを利用したマツ枯れ被害林分の抽出 .  森林計画学会誌40   203 - 210   2006.12IKONOSデータを利用したマツ枯れ被害林分の抽出Reviewed

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  • Shin UGAWA .  Change of ectomycorrhizal fungal community with stand development in Mt. Shimagare .      2006.3Change of ectomycorrhizal fungal community with stand development in Mt. Shimagare

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  • Ugawa S, Fukuda K .  Ectomycorrhizal colonization in Pinus densiflora seedlings under submerged condition of hydroponics .  Journal of Forest Research10   233 - 237   2005.6Ectomycorrhizal colonization in Pinus densiflora seedlings under submerged condition of hydroponicsReviewed

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  • 奄美群島の生物多様性

    鈴木　英治、米田　健　他（ Role： Joint author）

    南方新書  2016.3 

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    Total pages：393   Responsible for pages：30-39   Language：Japanese Book type：Scholarly book

  • Biogeochemical nitrogen properties of forest soils in the Japanese archipelago

    Urakawa R, Ohte N, Shibata H, Tateno R, Hishi T, Fukushima K, Inagaki Y, Hirai K, Oda T, Oyanagi N, Nakata M, Toda H, Kenta T, Fukuzawa K, Watanabe T, Tokuchi N, Nakaji T, Saigusa N, Yamao Y, Nakanishi A, Enoki T, Ugawa S, Hayakawa A, Kotani A, Kuroiwa M, Isobe K（ Role： Joint author）

    Ecological Research  2015.1 

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MISC

  • 世界自然遺産候補地奄美群島の森林生態系に関する基礎的研究 ―鹿児島大学薩南諸島森林生態研究グループ―

    川西 基博, 相場 慎一郎, 藤田 志歩, 鈴木 真理子, 鵣川 信, 宮本 旬子

    自然保護助成基金助成成果報告書   29 ( 0 )   126 - 139   2020

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    <p>世界自然遺産候補地の奄美大島と徳之島の原生的照葉樹林において森林調査区を設定し，動植物のモニタリング体制の構築を進めている．本報告では，奄美大島の3標高点（標高200，400，600m）の原生的な照葉樹林を構成する樹木と，林床植生を構成する植物群についての結果を報告する．DBH4.8cm以上の樹木は標高200m調査区で2728本52種，400mで2652本64種，600mで3813本53種が確認された．種ごとの大径木の分布パターンから400m調査区の方が，その他の調査区より発達した遷移段階にあることが示唆された．標高200m調査区における低木層の植被率は微地形によって大きく変化し，尾根（約72％），斜面（約68％），谷（約54％）であった．一方，草本層の植被率は逆のパターンを示し谷，斜面，尾根の順に大きかった．出現種はシダ植物が39種，草本植物が12種，低木が27種，高木が26種，つる植物13種であった．シダ植物と草本植物の出現種数は谷がもっとも大きく，斜面から尾根に移るにしたがって種数が小さくなる傾向が認められた．一方，低木種と木本種は斜面で最も出現種数が多く，谷と尾根では比較的少ないことが分かった．</p>

    DOI： 10.32215/pronatura.29.0_126

  • Basic study on the forest ecosystems in Amami Islands, a world natural heritage candidate, Kagoshima, Japan ―Kagoshima University Satsunan Islands Forest Ecosystem Research Group―

    AIBA Shin-ichiro, FUJITA Shiho, SUZUKI Mariko, UGAWA Shin, KAWANISHI Motohiro, MIYAMOTO Jyunko

    Annual Report of Pro Natura Foundation Japan   28 ( 0 )   105 - 115   2020

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    <p>We conducted the vegetation survey by using the tree census plots of old-growth forests on the islands of Amami-Oshima and Tokunoshima, both of which are world natural heritage candidates, Amami Islands, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan. Here we report the outline of two 1-hectare plots established at 400 m and 600 m in the western part of Amami-Oshima, comparing them with an older plot at 350 m in the central part of the island. The minimum census size of trees was 4.8 cm diameter at breast height. Our plots showed the lesser dominance of <i>Castanopsis sieboldii</i> and <i>Schima wallichii</i> and higher dominance of <i>Distylium racemosum</i> and <i>Quercus salicina</i>, which suggests that our plots are at more advanced stages of vegetation succession. The variation among the three 1-hectare plots will be explained by altitude, topography and disturbance history. We also studied animals around our tree census plots on Amami-Oshima and Tokunoshima by using a camera trap method. The results indicated that the old-growth forests on both islands serve as habitats for mammals and birds including many endemics.</p>

    DOI： 10.32215/pronatura.28.0_105

  • Carbon stock in litter, deadwood and soil in Japan's forest sector and its comparison with carbon stock in agricultural soils Reviewed

    Takahashi M, Ishizuka S, Ugawa S, Sakai Y, Sakai H, Ono K, Hashimoto S, Matsuura Y, Morisada K

    Soil Science and Plant Nutrition   56   19 - 30   2010.10

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Presentations

  • 若松美穂、鵜川　信   徳之島における外来種オウゴンカズラの駆除方法の開発  

    九州森林学会 

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  • 馬場優政、鵜川　信、藤澤義武   スギにおける初期成長の季節変化のクローン間比較  

    九州森林学会 

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  • 田口碩大、鵜川　信、舘野隆之輔   林業機械の踏圧と林地残材の有無が森林の土壌生産力に与える影響  

    九州森林学会 

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  • 秋丸博幸、鵜川　信、藤澤義武、大塚次郎、近藤禎二、生方正俊   コウヨウザンにおけるコンテナ苗の通年植栽の可能性  

    九州森林学会 

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  • 生野柾大、鵜川　信、藤澤義武   下刈りの省力化が及ぼすスギの材質への影響　―晩材仮道管長、容積密度について―  

    九州森林学会 

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  • 鵜川　信・藤澤義武・大塚次郎・近藤禎二・生方正俊   コウヨウザン苗のサイズがノウサギの食害に及ぼす影響  

    九州森林学会 

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  • Shin Ugawa, Yoshiyuki Inagaki, Karibu Fukuzawa, Keisuke Koba, Ryunosuke Tateno, Erik Hobbie   Difference in leaf δ15N among tree species with different type of microbial symbiosis in each of subtropical, warm-temperate and cool-temperate forests   International conference

    IUFRO 2019  IUFRO

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  • Iwamoto Kojiro, Ugawa Shin, Katsuki Toshio, Fukuda Kenji   50-year regeneration process of a wave-regeneration forest on north Yatsugatake, estimated by air-photo interpretation  

    The Japanese Forest Society Congress  2020  THE JAPANESE FORESTRY SOCIETY

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  • Yamashita Naoyuki, Miura Satoru, Hashimoto Shoji, Osone Yoko, Nanko Kazuki, Ugawa Shin, Ishizuka Shigehiro, Tanaka Nagaharu, Imaya Akihiro, Kaneko Shinji   Fine-resolution mapping of soil carbon stock in Japanese forest based on machine-larning regression kriging  

    The Japanese Forest Society Congress  2017  THE JAPANESE FORESTRY SOCIETY

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  • 山下 尚之, 三浦 覚, 橋本 昌司, 南光 一樹, 大曽根 陽子, 鵜川 信, 石塚 成宏, 田中 永晴, 今矢 明宏, 金子 真司   P5-1-1 森林土壌インベントリを活用した森林土壌炭素の全国マッピング―回帰クリギングによる空間推定―  

    日本土壌肥料学会講演要旨集  2017  一般社団法人 日本土壌肥料学会

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  • Otsuka Jiro, Ugawa Shin, Moriyama Hisaharu, Gotou Seiya, Kurita Manabu, Kubota Masahiro, Kondou Teiji, Ubukata Masatoshi   Investigate of effective method for measures against damage caused by hare to <i>Cunninghamia lanceolata</i>.  

    The Japanese Forest Society Congress  2020  THE JAPANESE FORESTRY SOCIETY

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  • Enoki Tsutomu, Takagi Masahiro, Ugawa Shin, Nabeshima Eri, Ishii Hiroaki   Effects of genotype and phenotypic plasticity on growth of 45-year-old clone <i>Cryptomeria japonica</i> in common gardens  

    The Japanese Forest Society Congress  2020  THE JAPANESE FORESTRY SOCIETY

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  • Enoki Tsutomu, Takagi Masahiro, Ugawa Shin, Nabeshima Eri   Growth and tree form of 6 <i>Cryptomeria japonica</i> culitivars: Comparison among 5 University Forests in Kyushu and Shikoku  

    The Japanese Forest Society Congress  2018  THE JAPANESE FORESTRY SOCIETY

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  • Iwamoto Kojiro, Ugawa Shin, Araki Masatake G, Kabeya Daisuke, Ishizuka Moriyoshi, Kajimoto Takuya   Net primary production of a subalpine wave-regenerated forest forty-three years after a typhoon disturbance  

    The Japanese Forest Society Congress  2017  THE JAPANESE FORESTRY SOCIETY

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  • Iwamoto Kojiro, Saito Satoshi, Kabeya Daisuke, Ugawa Shin, Ishizuka Moriyoshi, Kajimoto Takuya   Characteristics of the prevailing wind on wave-regeneration forests on northern Yatsugatake Mountains  

    The Japanese Forest Society Congress  2018  THE JAPANESE FORESTRY SOCIETY

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  • Furusawa Hitomi, Sakata Tadashi, Ugawa Shin, Watano Yoshinori, Toda Kenichiro, Sano Tetsuya, Miura Satoru, Inagaki Masahiro, Inagaki Yoshiyuki, Nanko Kazuki, Fujii Kazumichi, Hashimoto Shoji, Sakai Yoshimi   Effects of vegetational changes due to deer grazing on supply and decomposition of litter at forests in Oku-Nikko  

    The Japanese Forest Society Congress  2017  THE JAPANESE FORESTRY SOCIETY

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  • Sakai Yoshimi, Tokuchi Naoko, Jomura Mayuko, Ugawa Shin, Horisawa Sakae, Inagaki Tetsuya   A comparative coarse woody debris decomposition study using standardized wood samples  

    The Japanese Forest Society Congress  2020  THE JAPANESE FORESTRY SOCIETY

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  • Enoki Tsutomu, Uchiyama Christmas, Takagi Masahiro, Ugawa Shin, Nabeshima Eri, Ishii Hiroaki   Plasticity in nitrogen use of <i>Cryptomeria japonica</i> cultivars in Kyushu and their radial growth response to disturbance  

    The Japanese Forest Society Congress  2023.5  THE JAPANESE FORESTRY SOCIETY

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    DOI： 10.11519/jfsc.134.0_303

  • Enoki Tsutomu, Takagi Masahiro, Ugawa Shin, Nabeshima Eri   Nitrogen use of six <i>Cryptomeria japonica</i> cultivars from Kyushu - comparisom of litter nitrogen content in five regions  

    The Japanese Forest Society Congress  2021.5  THE JAPANESE FORESTRY SOCIETY

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    DOI： 10.11519/jfsc.132.0_359

  • Hachisuka Rico, Takashima Atsushi, Ugawa Shin   Difference in fine root traits between tree species groups adapted to ridge and valley in a subtropical forest  

    The Japanese Forest Society Congress  2023.5  THE JAPANESE FORESTRY SOCIETY

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  • Sakai Yoshimi, Horisawa Sakae, Ishiyama Nanako, Tokuchi Naoko, Jomura Mayuko, Ugawa Shin, Inagaki Tetsuya   Effects of soil depth on early woody litter decomposition process amongst wide regions of Japan.  

    The Japanese Forest Society Congress  2021.5  THE JAPANESE FORESTRY SOCIETY

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    DOI： 10.11519/jfsc.132.0_501

  • Kawanishi Ayumi, Ishizuka Shigehiro, Sakai Yoshimi, Aizawa Syuhei, Hirai Keizo, Inatomi Motoko, Osone Yoko, Nanko Kazuki, Ugawa Shin   Analysis of environmental factors influencing carbon stocks in dead wood  

    The Japanese Forest Society Congress  2022.5  THE JAPANESE FORESTRY SOCIETY

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    DOI： 10.11519/jfsc.133.0_173

  • Hiejima Shoma, Akagi Isao, Yamanobe Taro, Takahashi Makoto, Ugawa Shin   Effect of fertilization in different seasons and their amounts on nutrient accumulation in Japanese cedar seedlings  

    The Japanese Forest Society Congress  2023.5  THE JAPANESE FORESTRY SOCIETY

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  • Iwamoto Kojiro, Ugawa Shin, Katsuki Toshio, Fukuda Kenji   Comparison of wave-regeneration patterns on two mountains in Northern Yatsugatake, based on ariel photo analysis  

    The Japanese Forest Society Congress  2023.5  THE JAPANESE FORESTRY SOCIETY

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    DOI： 10.11519/jfsc.134.0_447

  • 川西 あゆみ, 石塚 成宏, 酒井 佳美, 相澤 州平, 平井 敬三, 稲冨 素子, 大曽根 陽子, 南光 一樹, 鵜川 信   P8-2-11 日本の森林における枯死木の炭素蓄積量（8-2 地球環境 2022年度東京大会）  

    日本土壌肥料学会講演要旨集  2022.9  一般社団法人 日本土壌肥料学会

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    DOI： 10.20710/dohikouen.68.0_120_3

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