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ACCESS INQUIRY LIST JAPANESE A A About us Courses ResearchCenters Internationalexchange For currentstudents Cooperation About us Courses Research Centers International exchange For current students Access Cooperation HomeAbout usList of LaboratoryMarine Plant Ecology Marine Biosciences Course Marine Plant Ecology IntroductionStudies on sustaining mechanisms of marine rocky reef ecosystem In subtidal rocky communities, kelp and fucoid forests have relatively high levels of primary production, of which productivities are more than those of tropical forests. These forests also include myriad associated biota and collectively act as one of the most diverse and productive ecosystem in the world. For preservation of high productivity and sustainable fishery production in subtidal rocky communities, our studies focus on1)species interaction between benthic herbivores and marine algae2)photosynthesis and nutrient uptake of marine algae and3)production and population dynamics of benthic herbivores and marine algae, leading to development of marine forestation and cultivation technologies. Keywords Marine forest, herbivorous grazers, sea urchin, gastropod, marine forestation, Eisenia, Ecklonia, Sargassum Staff Associate Professor Masakazu AOKI Assistant Professor Haruka SUZUKI 468-1 Aramaki Aza Aoba, Aoba-ku, Sendai, Miyagi, 980-8572, Japan TEL. +81-22-757-4003 FAX. +81-22-757-4020 ©Tohoku University Graduate School of Agricultural Science / Faculty of Agriculture