ESJ57 シンポジウム S04

シンポジウム S04 -- 3月16日9:00-12:00 H会場

Diversity on diversity: aboveground and belowground communities as drivers of ecosystem functioning

企画者：金子信博（横浜国大）, 日浦勉（北大）, 加藤憲二（静岡大）

There have been a considerable number of studies performed on the relationship between above ground community composition or biodiversity and ecological functioning. However, the belowground community, which represents the hidden half of the terrestrial biodiversity, has historically been studied largely independently of the aboveground subsystem. We are now at a position where we can better integrate our knowledge of aboveground and belowground communities to better explain how these communities interact to drive terrestrial ecosystems. We will discuss the mechanisms by which linkages between the aboveground and belowground components of terrestrial biodiversity drive ecosystem functioning, covering organisms ranging from microorganisms to trees.

Organizers; KANEKO N., HIURA T. and KATO K.

Commentator; YACHI S. (Kyoto University)

[S04-1] Soil biodiversity as related to plant production and sustainability　SUSILO, FX. (Univ. of Lampung)

[S04-2] Biodiversity and primary productivity of cropland ecosystems　NISHIZAWA, T. (Ibaraki Univ.)

[S04-3] Microbial diversity in forest soil and its beneath: reasons and implication　KATO, K. (Shizuoka Univ.)

[S04-4] Structure of microbial community in soil ecosystem: detection of environmental filters　MURAKAMI, M. (Chiba Univ.)

[S04-5] Long term drivers of aboveground-belowground linkages　WARDLE, D. (Swedish Univ. of Agricultural Sciences)

[S04-6] Use of carbon-14 natural abundances in soil ecology: carbon assimilation and carbon sequestration　TAYASU, I. (Kyoto Univ.)

[S04-7] Soil macrofauna modulates ecosystem function of soil microbes: A case study of the train millipede　FUJIMAKI, R. (Yokohama Nat. Univ.)