Yoshitaka Oishi

Associate Professor

University of Fukui

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Yoshitaka Oishi is an Associate Professor at Fukui Prefectural University in Japan. His research focuses on bryophyte ecology, plant diversity, and environmental biomonitoring, as evidenced by his recent articles exploring topics such as nitrogen deposition effects on mosses and biomass estimation in cryptogams. He actively investigates the impacts of climate change on plant communities and their interactions within ecosystems.

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Satoshi Suzuki

Assistant Professor

University of Tokyo

JAPAN

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Tanaka KENTA

Associate Professor

University of Tsukuba

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Cryptogam biomass estimation using taxonomic and life form models for accurate assessment

Additive positive effect of warming and elevated nitrogen deposition on Sphagnum biomass production at mid-latitudes

Bryophytes enhance nitrogen content in decaying wood via biological interactions

Seasonal differences in nitrogen deposition affect nitrogen content in mosses: Implications for biomonitoring

Determinates of bryophyte diversity, in comparison with vascular plant diversity, in paddy fields

Bryophyte responses to experimental climate change in a mid-latitude forest-line ecotone

Moss biomonitoring using lead isotope ratios requires careful attention: Evaluation of transboundary pollutants in Japan

Biomonitoring of transboundary pollutants using moss in Japan’s mountains

Is the Sr isotope ratio of mosses a good indicator for Asian dust (Kosa)?

Factors that shape the elevational patterns of plant diversity in the Yatsugatake Mountains, Japan

Lead isotope ratios in moss for the assessment of transboundary pollutants in the Yatsugatake Mountains, central Japan

Potential use of Sr isotope ratio to evaluate trace metal uptake in moss

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Satoshi Suzuki

Tanaka KENTA

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