Atsushi Ishida

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Kyoto University

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Professor Atsushi Ishida is a faculty member at Kyoto University, Japan. His research focuses on soil degradation, plant physiology, and ecological responses to environmental stressors, as indicated by his recent articles on topics like herbicide pollution, tree physiology, and the effects of climate extremes on forest ecosystems. He is actively involved in studies pertaining to xylem hydraulics and species adaptation in various ecological contexts.

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2020

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Shin-Taro Saiki

Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute

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Tsuyoshi Sakata

Kitasato University

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Takahisa Maeda

National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)

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Articles (11)

Interspecific variation in Rubisco CO2/O2 specificity along the leaf economic spectrum across 23 woody angiosperm plants in the Pacific islands

Soil degradation and herbicide pollution by repeated cassava monoculture within Thailand’s conservation region

Physiological responses of seedlings to the invasion of brown root rot hyphae differ between semi-deciduous Bischofia javanica Blume and evergreen Rhaphiolepis umbellata (Thunb.) Makino

Comparative physiology of canopy tree leaves in evergreen and deciduous forests in lowland Thailand

Sapwood density underlies xylem hydraulics and stored carbohydrates across 13 deciduous tree species in a seasonally dry tropical forest in Thailand

Parenchyma underlies the interspecific variation of xylem hydraulics and carbon storage across 15 woody species on a subtropical island in Japan

Fresh-marketable tomato yields enhanced by moderate weed control and suppressed fruit dehiscence with woodchip mulching

Tree hazards compounded by successive climate extremes after masting in a small endemic tree, Distylium lepidotum, on subtropical islands in Japan

Evolutionary loss of thermal acclimation accompanied by periodic monocarpic mass flowering in Strobilanthes flexicaulis

Zn tolerance in the evergreen shrub, Aucuba japonica, naturally growing at a mine site: Cell wall immobilization, aucubin production, and Zn adsorption on fungal mycelia

Functional differences in seasonally absorbed nitrogen in a winter-green perennial herb

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Shin-Taro Saiki

Tsuyoshi Sakata

Takahisa Maeda

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