I. Saeki

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1. Comparative phylogeography of red maple (Acer rubrum L.) and silver maple (Acer saccharinum L.): impacts of habitat specialization, hybridization and glacial history

   I. Saeki, C. Dick, B. V. Barnes, N. Murakami

   201168 citations

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2. Chloroplast DNA phylogeography of the endangered Japanese red maple (Acer pycnanthum): the spatial configuration of wetlands shapes genetic diversity

   I. Saeki, N. Murakami

   200922 citations Open access

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3. Occurrence and landscape ecology of a rare disjunct maple species, Acer pycnanthum, and comparison with Acer rubrum

   B. V. Barnes, I. Saeki, Asako Kitazawa

   200419 citations

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4. Adaptive significance of arboreality: field evidence from a tree-climbing land snail

   I. Saeki, S. Niwa, N. Osada, F. Hyodo +3 more

   201718 citations

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5. Ecological occurrence of the endangered Japanese red maple, Acer pycnanthum: base line for ecosystem conservation

   I. Saeki

   2005Landscape and Ecological Engineering17 citations

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6. Local perception of ecosystem services provided by symbolic wild cherry blossoms: toward community-based management of traditional forest landscapes in Japan

   Kakeru Katsuda, I. Saeki, Kikuko Shoyama, T. Kamijo

   2022Ecosystems and People15 citations Open access

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7. Effects of tree cutting and mowing on plant species composition and diversity of the wetland ecosystems dominated by the endangered maple, Acer pycnanthum

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   200714 citations

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8. Comparisons of calcium sources between arboreal and ground‐dwelling land snails: implication from strontium isotope analyses

   T. Ohta, I. Saeki

   202011 citations

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9. Sexual reproductive biology of the endangered Japanese red maple (Acer pycnanthum)

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   2008Ecological research10 citations

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10. Application of aerial survey for detecting a rare maple species and endangered wetland ecosystems

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    20058 citations

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11. Landscape genetics of a threatened maple, Acer miyabei: Implications for restoring riparian forest connectivity

    I. Saeki, Akira S. Hirao, Kenta Tanaka, T. Nagamitsu +1 more

    20186 citations Open access

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12. Phylogeography of a rare orchid, Vexillabium yakushimense: comparison of populations in central Honshu and the Nansei Island chain, Japan

    I. Saeki, Asako Kitazawa, Atsushi Abe, K. Minemoto +1 more

    2013Plant Systematics and Evolution6 citations

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13. Juvenile sprouting ability of the endangered maple, Acer pycnanthum

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    2009Landscape and Ecological Engineering6 citations

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14. Genetic variation of a relict maple Acer miyabei: Uncovering its history of disjunct occurrence and the role of mountain refugia in shaping genetic diversity.

    I. Saeki, Akira S. Hirao, Kenta Tanaka

    2021American-Eurasian journal of botany5 citations

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15. Predation of a Rare Arboreal Land Snail Euhadra brandtii sapporo by Introduced Common Raccoon Procyon lotor

    I. Saeki, S. Niwa, N. Osada

    20175 citations

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16. Development and evaluation of microsatellite markers for Acer miyabei (Sapindaceae), a threatened maple species in East Asia

    I. Saeki, Akira S. Hirao, Kenta Tanaka

    2015Applications in Plant Sciences5 citations Open access

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17. Feeding habits of the exotic invasive slug Limax maximus: a basis for risk assessment of herbivory on forest and agricultural ecosystems

    Wataru Komatsu, I. Saeki

    2022Management of Biological Invasions3 citations Open access

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18. Legacy over a thousand years: Canopy soil of old-growth forest fosters rich and unique invertebrate diversity that is slow to recover from human disturbance

    I. Saeki, S. Hioki, W. Azuma, Noriyuki Osada +3 more

    2024Biological Conservation2 citations Open access

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19. Restoration Contributes to Maintain Ecosystem Services and Bio-Cultural Linkages Between Wetlands and Local Communities: a Case from a Botanical Diversity Hotspot in Japan

    I. Saeki, Yanuo Li

    2022Wetlands (Wilmington, N.C.)2 citations Open access

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20. Contrasting effects of urbanization on arboreal and ground-dwelling land snails: role of trophic interactions and habitat fragmentation

    I. Saeki, S. Niwa, N. Osada, W. Azuma +1 more

    2020Urban Ecosystems2 citations Open access

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21. Conservation biology at field research stations: five potential roles in forest ecosystem management

    I. Saeki

    20152 citations

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22. Comparative phylogeography of wetland plants in central Honshu, Japan: evolutionary legacy of ancient refugia

    I. Saeki, F. Koike, N. Murakami

    20152 citations

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23. Endangered ecosystems : An approach beyond the conservation of species

    I. Saeki, Masashi Yokogawa, N. Sashimura, Kazuya Ashizawa +4 more

    20132 citations

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24. 709. ACER PYCNANTHUM

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    20112 citations

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25. Conservation genetics of the threatened wetland plant Eriocaulon nudicuspe: application of GRAS-Di sequencing technology and implications for restoration

    I. Saeki, Akira S. Hirao

    2025Conservation Genetics1 citations Open access

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26. The elevational distribution of Fagus crenata regeneration at low elevations in the Shirakami Mountains, a World Natural Heritage site in Japan

    Tatsuki Inomata, I. Saeki

    2023Journal of Forest Research1 citations Open access

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27. Correction to: contrasting effects of urbanization on arboreal and ground-dwelling land snails: role of trophic interactions and habitat fragmentation

    I. Saeki, S. Niwa, N. Osada, W. Azuma +1 more

    2020Urban Ecosystems1 citations Open access

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28. Regeneration patterns of Cerasus leveilleana (Koehne) H. Ohba and C. jamasakura (Siebold ex Koidz.) H. Ohba in Satoyama forests of Sakuragawa City, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan

    Kakeru Katsuda, I. Saeki, T. Kamijo

    20201 citations Open access

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29. Chloroplast DNA phylogeography of Sanguisorba officinalis : an indicator of the Satoyama landscape

    I. Saeki, S. Iida, F. Koike, Yoshiko Kobayashi +1 more

    20121 citations Open access

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30. An assessment of the habitats and trophic level of the introduced slug Limax maximus in Japan

    Wataru Komatsu, H. Ikezawa, I. Saeki

    2026Biological Invasions0 citations Open access

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31. Ecological occurrence of large and medium-sized mammals on Mt. Tsukuba, Japan

    Ena Kuroda, I. Saeki

    2026Landscape and Ecological Engineering0 citations

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32. Correction to: contrasting effects of urbanization on arboreal and ground-dwelling land snails: role of trophic interactions and habitat fragmentation

    I. Saeki, S. Niwa, N. Osada, W. Azuma +1 more

    2020Urban Ecosystems0 citations Open access

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33. Contrasting effects of urbanization on arboreal and ground-dwelling land snails: role of trophic interactions and habitat fragmentation

    I. Saeki, S. Niwa, N. Osada, W. Azuma +1 more

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34. Phylogeography of a rare orchid, Vexillabium yakushimense: comparison of populations in central Honshu and the Nansei Island chain, Japan

    I. Saeki, Asako Kitazawa, Atsushi Abe, K. Minemoto +1 more

    2013Plant Systematics and Evolution0 citations

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35. Landscape and Ecological Engineering: Acknowledgments

    Kenichi Abe, Y. Akamatsu, M. Akasaka, Martin Alexander +127 more

    2012Landscape and Ecological Engineering0 citations Open access

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36. We appreciate the invaluable contributions of the following reviewers during the editing of Vol. 8 Nos. 1–2.

    T. Asaeda, Kenichi Abe, M. Akasaka, Martin Alexander +67 more

    2012Landscape and Ecological Engineering0 citations Open access

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37. Physical site characteristics of wetland ecosystems dominated by the endangered maple, Acer pycnanthum

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    2009Landscape and Ecological Engineering0 citations

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