BULLETIN OF THE FORESTRY AND FOREST PRODUCTS1 RESEARCH INSTITUTES
Volume 5, Number 1, March, 2006

The present state and problems of forest multi-functionality in Japan based on a review of past researches with a focus on the functions for preserving the global environment and for cultivating water resources
Tsuwaki Shinji and Takayama Norimasa
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Environmental factors associated with the damage ration caused by the Japanese hortail Urocerus japonicus (Hymenoptera Siricidae) in the middle and western parts of Shikoku Island
Sato Shigeho, Maeto Kaoru, Miyata Hiroaki, Inada Tetsuji
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Management and development of Kofu City's water resource conservation forest in the postwar periods
Izumi Keiko
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Estimating variations in wood density by drilling resistance
Yamashita Kana, Nagao Hirofumi, Kato Hideo and Ido Hirofumi
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Butterfly fauna of Tama Forest Science Garden, Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute
Matsumoto Kazuma
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Estimate of material recycling flow in the Japanese wood industry
Murata Kohiji, Ikami Yuji and Tonosaki Mario
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Supplementary notes on the elaterid-beetles (Coleptera, Elateridae) of the Ogasaware Islands held in the collection of the forestry and forest products research institute (FFPRI), including a description of a new species
Makihara Hiroshi and Ohira Hitoo
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Hydrological observation reports of the Kamabuchi experimental watershed No.1 and No.2 experimental watersheds-(January 1994 to December 2000)
Hosoda Ikuhiro and Murakami Wataru
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BULLETIN OF THE FORESTRY AND FOREST PRODUCTS2 RESEARCH INSTITUTES
Volume 5, Number 2, June, 2006

Pests on commercial mushrooms in Japan
Okabe Kimiko
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An experimental study on temporal and spatial variability of flow pathways in a small forested catchment
Tsuboyama Yoshio
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Preliminary results for genetic variation and populational differentiation of Japanese alder (Alnus japonica), a pioneering tree species in the Kushiro Marshland, Hokkaido
Kondo Kei, Kitamura Keiko and IRIE Kiyoshi
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Observation of ambient air CO₂ concentration at the campus of FFPRI, Tsukuba, Japan from 1989 to 2004
Matsumoto Yoosuke, Uemura Akira, Yazaki Kenichi, Harayama Hisanori, Koike Nobuya, Ishida Atsushi, Maruyama Yutaka, Kawarasaki Satoko, Tanaka Kenzo and Yoneda Reiji
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Comparison of aquatic invertebrates among four small forest streams in Takatori Mountain, Shikoku, Japan
Yoshimura Mayumi
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Research Material Ambrosia beetles captured with ethanol traps in Ichinomata Experimental Forest, Kochi Prefecture
Ito Masaaki, Sato Shigeho, Matsumoto Takeshi and Kajimura Hisashi
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BULLETIN OF THE FORESTRY AND FOREST PRODUCTS3 RESEARCH INSTITUTES
Volume 5, Number 3, September, 2006

Characterization of the cell walls prepared from Populus alba cells grown in boron deficient medium
Kakegawa Koichi
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Effects of disturbance on vertical stratification of broad-leaved secondary forests in Tatsunokuchi-yama Experimental Forest
Goto Yoshiaki1, Tamai Koji, Miyama Takafumi, Kominami Yuji and Hosoda Ikuhiro
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Density dynamics of an entomopathogenic fungus, Beauveria bassiana introduced into fresh water
Wang Bin and Shimazu Mitsuaki
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Factors affecting poor mycelial growth on cadavers of Monochamus alternatus infectedwith an entomopathogenic fungus, Beauveria bassiana
Shimazu Mitsuaki and Takatsuka Jun
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Note Influence of the invasion of Leiothrix lutea on a native avifauna in a natural beech forest on Mt. Karimata, Kyushu
Sato Shigeho
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Longicorn beetles captured with Malaise traps in Shiga-cho, Shiga Prefecture
Urano Tadahisa1, Kinuura Haruo, Osumi Katsuhiro, Ueda Akira and Fujita Kazuyuki
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