ESJ65 シンポジウム S02

シンポジウム S02 3月15日 9:00-12:00 B会場

Phytogeographical Approach to understanding Beech-Oak Forests in the Temperate Zone

Yukito Nakamura (Tokyo University of Agriculture) Yuhide Murakami (IGES-JISE)

Beech-oak forests are major representative summergreen broad-eaved forests of the temperate zone of the Northern Hemisphere. We want to compare Asian, European and North American beech-oak forests, including history, species combinations, distribution and climatic factors. If we approach this study phytogeographically, from both a hemispheric and more local perspective, we can gain new insights. Through this we will summarize commonalities and differences.

[S02-1] Climatic limiting factors of North-American beech-oak forests. Elgene Box（University of Georgia, Geography Department）

[S02-2] Development of European beech forest after the Last Glacial Age. Richard Pott（Leibniz Universität Hannover, Institut für Geobotanik）

[S02-3] Phytosociological hierarchy of beech-oak forests in Germany. Joachim Hueppe（Leibniz Universität Hannover, Institut für Geobotanik）

[S02-4] Phytosociological study on Japanese beech-oak forests. 鈴木伸一（Tokyo University of Agriculture）

[S02-5] Distribution of Quercus mongolia and Quercetea mongolicae and stability of ranges under climatic and anthropogenic influence. Pavel Krestov（Botanical Garden-Institute Vladivostok）

[S02-6] Phtosociological approach for beech-oak forests in East Asia 藤原一繪（Yokohama City University）