Tetsuro Yoshikawa

Associate Professor

Osaka University

Japan

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Tetsuro Yoshikawa is an Associate Professor at Osaka Metropolitan University in Japan. His research areas include ecosystem functions related to forest loss and fragmentation, soil microbe community profiling, and the impact of climate change on ecosystem vulnerability. He has published recent articles on various topics such as the movement patterns of Asian black bears and the relationship between vegetation structure and avian communities following volcanic eruptions.

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2020

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Kazuaki Matsui

Kindai University

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Articles (10)

Does forest loss and fragmentation reduce woodpecker-associated ecosystem functions?

Forest monitoring data of 45 plots across the Japanese archipelago during 1980–2021

Physiological profiling of the soil microbe community using the <scp>EcoPlate</scp> and assessment of soil properties at 74 planted forest sites across Japan

Bird predation on Roseau cane scale as revealed by a web image search and querying a citizen monitoring database

Assessing ecosystem vulnerability under severe uncertainty of global climate change

The Large Japanese Field Mouse (Apodemus speciosus) as a Consumer and Potential Disperser of Seeds of the Neurotoxic Japanese Star Anise (Illicium anisatum)

Evaluating the soil microbe community-level physiological profile using EcoPlate and soil properties at 33 forest sites across Japan

Composite Brownian walks best explain the movement patterns of Asian black bears, irrespective of sex, seasonality, and food availability

Complex range shifts among forest functional types under the contemporary warming

Relationship between Vegetation Structure and Avian Communities on Miyakejima Island, Japan, 13 Years after a Major Volcanic Eruption

Collaborators (18)

Kazuaki Matsui

Karibu Fukuzawa

Tatsuyuki Seino

Tohru Nakashizuka

Tomohiro Yoshida

Mitsuru Hirota

Hiroyuki Muraoka

Taku Kadoya

Masahiro Takagi

Kazuhiko Hoshizaki

Takashi Kamijo

Ryunosuke Tateno

Shinsuke Koike

Tsutomu Enoki

Masae Ishihara

Hirofumi KONDO

Tsutom Hiura

Naoko Tokuchi

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