Mayumi Y. Ogasa - Concepedia

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Mayumi Y. Ogasa

Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute ORCID

Also Known As

M. Ogasa, Mayumi Y. Ogasa, Mayumi Ogasa, Mayumi Y Ogasa, Mayumi Y. Ogasa

Publications

380

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All Affiliations

Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute Okayama University The University of Tokyo Kyushu University Hokkaido University

About

Mayumi Y. Ogasa is an author at Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute specializing in botany, plant physiology, and engineering.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	4	4	70
2	Health Sciences	3	3	56
3	Biology	3	3	49
4	Natural Sciences	2	2	33
5	Anatomy	1	1	17

Mayumi Y. Ogasa

Publications

348

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Recovery performance in xylem hydraulic conductivity is correlated with cavitation resistance for temperate deciduous tree species Mayumi Y. Ogasa, Naoko Miki, Yuki Murakami, Tree Physiology	2013	129
The dynamics of carbon stored in xylem sapwood to drought-induced hydraulic stress in mature trees Kenichi Yoshimura, Shin‐Taro Saiki, K. Yazaki, Scientific Reports	2016	49
Vulnerability to cavitation differs between current‐year and older xylem: non‐destructive observation with a compact magnetic resonance imaging system of two deciduous diffuse‐porous species Kenji Fukuda, Daichi Kawaguchi, Tomo Aihara, Plant Cell & Environment	2015	45
Changes of hydraulic conductivity during dehydration and rehydration in Quercus serrata Thunb. and Betula platyphylla var. japonica Hara: the effect of xylem structures Mayumi Y. Ogasa, Naoko Miki, Ken Yoshikawa Tree Physiology Japonica HaraHydraulic ConductivityEngineeringHealth SciencesBotany	2010	23
Freezing xylem conduits with liquid nitrogen creates artifactual embolisms in water-stressed broadleaf trees Toshihiro Umebayashi, Mayumi Y. Ogasa, Naoko Miki, Trees BiologyFreeze-thaw CyclingLiquid NitrogenPlant StressBotany	2015	19
Cutting stems before relaxing xylem tension induces artefacts in <i>Vitis coignetiae</i>, as evidenced by magnetic resonance imaging Mayumi Y. Ogasa, Yasuhiro Utsumi, Naoko Miki, Plant Cell & Environment Xylem Water DistributionEngineeringVascular ImageBotanyVessel Cavitation	2015	17
Recovery of Physiological Traits in Saplings of Invasive Bischofia Tree Compared with Three Species Native to the Bonin Islands under Successive Drought and Irrigation Cycles K. Yazaki, Katsushi Kuroda, Takashi Nakano, PLoS ONE EngineeringBotanyWater StressForestryBonin Islands	2015	16
Imperforate tracheary elements and vessels alleviate xylem tension under severe dehydration: insights from water release curves for excised twigs of three tree species K. Yazaki, Delphis F. Levia, Akiko Takenouchi, American Journal of Botany	2020	15
Repair of severe winter xylem embolism supports summer water transport and carbon gain in flagged crowns of the subalpine conifer Abies veitchii Mayumi Y. Ogasa, Haruhiko Taneda, Hiroki Ooeda, Tree Physiology BiologyWinter DroughtBranch OrientationSummer Water TransportBotany	2019	14
Xylem Water Distribution in Woody Plants Visualized with a Cryo-scanning Electron Microscope K. Yazaki, Mayumi Y. Ogasa, Katsushi Kuroda, Journal of Visualized Experiments	2019	11

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