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Left: Landscape of naturalized giant‐bamboo (Phyllostachys pubescens) invading area at Mt. Hachiman, western Japan. Semi‐natural deciduous forest is replacing to bamboo forest. Right: An inside view of giant‐bamboo forest (slightly thinned). Few native plants are observed. Photograhed by T. Kobayashi in the excursion of 44th SSSB symposium.

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