Diversity on diversity: soil biodiversity as driver for emergence of
ecosystem functioning
企画者：金子信博（横浜国立大学）
Recent advances in method are providing vast amount of information of
soil microbial diversity. There is also considerable number of studies
on the relationship between above ground biodiversity and ecological
functioning. Thus we are standing at the point to integrate both ideas
to explain over all schemes of terrestrial ecosystems. We will discuss
the mechanisms to maintain diversity of soil organisms in relation to
above ground organisms. We will cover terrestrial organisms from
microorganisms to trees.
- Long term drivers of aboveground-belowground linkages
Wardle, David （Swedish Univ. of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden）
- Long term drivers of aboveground-belowground linkages
Susilo, FX （The University of Lampung, Indonesia）
- タイトル未定
Murakami, Masashi （Chiba University）
- Biodiversity and primary productivity of cropland
ecosystems
Nishizawa, Tomoyasu （Ibaraki University）
- タイトル未定
Kato, Kenji （Shizuoka University）
- Use of carbon-14 on the study of soil ecology
Tayasu, Ichiro （Kyoto University）
- Soil macrofauna modulates ecosystem function of soil microbes: A
case study of the train millipede
Fujimaki, Reiji （Yokohama National University）