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We focus on both fundamental and applied ecology to explore the causes and consequences of biodiversity. Our research activities are based on a variety of approaches, including field observations, manipulative experiments, statistical models, mathematical calculations, and social surveys. In particular, we are conducting basic research on the biota of vascular plants, arthropods, and fungi in terrestrial ecosystems to identify the primary factors that determine local species assemblages by focusing on the roles of stochastic and deterministic processes of biodiversity organization. At the same time, we are conducting applied research to advance our theoretical understanding of the mechanisms of how ecosystem services can be supported by biodiversity. The benefits of nature to people are known as ecosystem services. It is not enough to just have nature, but it is known that various ecosystem services are enhanced in systems with high biodiversity. For example, we have quantitatively shown that forests rich in tree species can increase carbon sequestration through primary production by trees, which in turn leads to climate change mitigation. We are conducting research to unravel the mechanisms behind such phenomena of biodiversity-ecosystem services linkages. By implementing our findings in the real world, we aim to demonstrate the value of biodiversity in solving many social and environmental problems, including climate change.
We focus on both fundamental and applied ecology to explore the causes and consequences of biodiversity. Our research activities are based on a variety of approaches, including field observations, manipulative experiments, statistical models, mathematical calculations, and social surveys. In particular, we are conducting basic research on the biota of vascular plants, arthropods, and fungi in terrestrial ecosystems to identify the primary factors that determine local species assemblages by focusing on the roles of stochastic and deterministic processes of biodiversity organization. At the same time, we are conducting applied research to advance our theoretical understanding of the mechanisms of how ecosystem services can be supported by biodiversity. The benefits of nature to people are known as ecosystem services. It is not enough to just have nature, but it is known that various ecosystem services are enhanced in systems with high biodiversity. For example, we have quantitatively shown that forests rich in tree species can increase carbon sequestration through primary production by trees, which in turn leads to climate change mitigation. We are conducting research to unravel the mechanisms behind such phenomena of biodiversity-ecosystem services linkages. By implementing our findings in the real world, we aim to demonstrate the value of biodiversity in solving many social and environmental problems, including climate change.
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Les conséquences écologiques et sociétales de la perte de biodiversitépp.311-334, (2024)
ECOLOGY LETTERSno. 1 (2024): e14336-e14336
Data in Brief (2024): 110662
Nature communicationsno. 1 (2024): 4354-4354
Trends in ecology & evolutionno. 4 (2024): 338-348
Data in Brief (2024): 110662
Tetsuro Yoshikawa,Kumiko Totsu,Yayoi Takeuchi,Taku Kadoya,Tsutomu Enoki, Sakae Fujii,Atsuko S. Fukamachi,Mitsuru Hirota,Kazuhiko Hoshizaki, Naoki Iiyama, Yukio Ishikawa, Hiroki Ito,
ECOLOGICAL RESEARCHno. 3 (2024): 391-406
Ecologyno. 8 (2023): e4104-e4104
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#Papers: 295
#Citation: 8227
H-Index: 41
G-Index: 82
Sociability: 8
Diversity: 4
Activity: 152
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