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MURAOKA Hiroyuki

Last updated: Dec 24, 2019 at 11:06

Name	MURAOKA Hiroyuki
Affiliation	Gifu University
Section	River Basin Research Center
Degree	(BLANK)(University of Tsukuba)
Research funding number	20397318

Profile

Ecophysiological role of plants in forest ecosystem carbon cycling.／Ecological studies on using satellite remote sensing

Research Interests

Satellite Ecology(1) , Plant Physiological Ecology(10) , photosynthesis(137) , forest(60) , global warming(98) , phenology(15) , remote sensing(272)

Research Areas

Environmental science / Environmental dynamic analysis /
Basic biology / Ecology/Environment /

Academic & Professional Experience

1998

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2000

Research Fellow, Japan Society of for

Promotion of Science

2000

- Research Fellow, Japan Society of for Promotion of

Education

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1999

Graduate School of Biological Sciences, University of Tsukuba

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Combined effects of light and water availability on photosynthesis and growth of Arisaema heterophyllum in the forest understory and an open site(共著)

Oecologia 112 26-34 1997

Flexible leaf orientations of Arisaema heterophyllum maximize light capture in a forest understovey and avoid excess irradiance at a deforested site(共著)

Annals of Botany 82 297-307 1998

Contributions of diffusional limitation, photoinhibition and photorespiration to midday depression of photosynthesis in Arisaema heterophyllum in the natural high light. (共著)

Plant, Cell and Environment 23, 235-250 2000

Ecophysiological mechanisms used by Aster kantoensys, an endangered species, to with stand high light and heat stresses of its gravelly flood plain habitat.(第二著者)

Annals of Botany 86 777-785 2001

Whole plant carbon gain of an endangered herbaceous species Aster kantoensis and the influence of shading by an alien grass Eragrostis curvula in the gravelly floodplain habitat(第二著者)

Annals of Botany 86 786-797 2001

Association Memberships

AGU(49) , THE BOTANICAL SOCIETY OF JAPAN(375)

Works

Carbon cycle in Arctic region, Ny-Alesund

2000

Research Grants & Projects

Ecophysiological studies on the physiological and morphological acclimations to light and water enviroment.

Project Year: 2000

Adaptive sigvificance of leaf-level light acclimation

Project Year: 1994 - 1999

Plant architecture(geometry)and light environment

Project Year: 1998