Two-phase functional redundancy in plant communities along a grazing gradient in Mongolian rangelands von Sasaki, Takehiro, Okubo, Satoru, Okayasu, Tomoo, Jamsran, Undarmaa, Ohkuro, Toshiya, Takeuchi, Kazuhiko

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Management applicability of the intermediate disturbance hypothesis across Mongolian rangeland ecosystems von Sasaki, Takehiro, Okubo, Satoru, Okayasu, Tomoo, Jamsran, Undarmaa, Ohkuro, Toshiya, Takeuchi, Kazuhiko

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Indicator species and functional groups as predictors of proximity to ecological thresholds in Mongolian rangelands von Sasaki, Takehiro, Okubo, Satoru, Okayasu, Tomoo, Jamsran, Undarmaa, Ohkuro, Toshiya, Takeuchi, Kazuhiko

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An intrinsic mechanism for the co-existence of different survival strategies within mobile pastoralist communities von Okayasu, Tomoo, Okuro, Toshiya, Jamsran, Undarmaa, Takeuchi, Kazuhiko

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Can edaphic factors demonstrate landscape-scale differences in vegetation responses to grazing von Sasaki, Takehiro, Okayasu, Tomoo, Shirato, Yasuhito, Jamsran, Undarmaa, Okubo, Satoru, Takeuchi, Kazuhiko

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Threshold changes in vegetation along a grazing gradient in Mongolian rangelands von Sasaki, Takehiro, Okayasu, Tomoo, Jamsran, Undarmaa, Takeuchi, Kazuhiko

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Systematic Analysis of Periodic Vegetation Patterns von Okayasu, T., Aizawa, Y.

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Degraded rangeland dominated by unpalatable forbs exhibits large-scale spatial heterogeneity von Okayasu, Tomoo, Okuro, Toshiya, Jamsran, Undarmaa, Takeuchi, Kazuhiko

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Quantifying the resilience of plant communities under different grazing intensities in a degraded shrubland: A case study in Mandalgobi, Mongolia von Sasaki, Takehiro, Okayasu, Tomoo, Shirato, Yasuhito, Undarmaa, Jamsran, Takeuchi, Kazuhiko

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Herding strategies during a drought vary at multiple scales in Mongolian rangeland von Kakinuma, Kaoru, Okayasu, Tomoo, Jamsran, Undarmaa, Okuro, Toshiya, Takeuchi, Kazuhiko

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Patterns of floristic composition under different grazing intensities in Bulgan, South Gobi, Mongolia von Sasaki, Takehiro, Okayasu, Tomoo, Takeuchi, Kazuhiko, Jamsran, Undarmaa, Jadambaa, Sanjid

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Resilience of traditional rice-dominated agricultural communities to precipitation variability in the North China Plain von Zhou, Dingyang, Aoyagi, Midori, Okayasu, Tomoo, Mastuda, Hirotaka, Hara, Yuji, Okuro, Toshiya, Takeuchi, Kazuhiko

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Rainfall variability may modify the effects of long-term exclosure on vegetation in Mandalgobi, Mongolia von Sasaki, T., Okayasu, T., Ohkuro, T., Shirato, Y., Jamsran, U., Takeuchi, K.

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Threshold Distinctions Between Equilibrium and Nonequilibrium Pastoral Systems Along a Continuous Climatic Gradient von Okayasu, Tomoo, Okuro, Toshiya, Jamsran, Undarmaa, Takeuchi, Kazuhiko

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Two-phase functional redundancy in plant communities along a grazing gradient in Mongolian rangelands von SASAKI, Takehiro, OKUBO, Satoru, OKAYASU, Tomoo, JAMSRAN, Undarmaa, OHKURO, Toshiya, TAKEUCHI, Kazuhiko

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Rangeland management in highly variable environments: Resource variations across the landscape mediate the impact of grazing on vegetation in Mongolia von Kakinuma, Kaoru, Okayasu, Tomoo, Sasaki, Takehiro, Jamsaran, Undarmaa, Okuro, Toshiya, Takeuchi, Kazuhiko

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27aU-13 A study of vegetation stripes von OKAYASU, Tomoo, AIZAWA, Yoji

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Distribution, amount and institutional backgrounds of green spaces prepared within subdivisions in the urban fringe of Bangkok von Hoshikoshi, A.(Tokyo Univ. (Japan)), Hara, Y, Okayasu, T, Kano, Y, Takeuchi, K

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30aYF-3 植物と土壌の増幅的相互作用を基にした空間周期的植生パターンの構造分析 von 岡安, 智生, 相澤, 洋二

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Resource Variations across the Landscape Mediate the Impact of Grazing on Vegetation in Mongolian Rangeland under High Climatic Variability von Okuro, Toshiya, Okayasu, Tomoo, Takeuchi, Kazuhiko, Kakinuma, Kaoru, Jamsran, Undarmaa, Sasaki, Takehiro

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