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    This document provides summaries of 5 recent articles published in the Journal of Plant Research, covering the following topics: 1) A new leaf arrangement found in Japanese monoaxial tree species to reduce self-shading. 2) The morphological and physiological response of the amphibious plant Rotala rotundifolia when changing from emergent to submerged form. 3) Seasonal and diurnal variations in soil respiration rates at a treeline ecotone and lower distribution limit of subalpine forests. 4) Research finding non-wetland pollinators dominate a plant community in a small natural wetland in Japan. 5) Observation of unreduced spore formation in a spontaneous

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    This document provides summaries of 5 recent articles published in the Journal of Plant Research, covering the following topics: 1) A new leaf arrangement found in Japanese monoaxial tree species to reduce self-shading. 2) The morphological and physiological response of the amphibious plant Rotala rotundifolia when changing from emergent to submerged form. 3) Seasonal and diurnal variations in soil respiration rates at a treeline ecotone and lower distribution limit of subalpine forests. 4) Research finding non-wetland pollinators dominate a plant community in a small natural wetland in Japan. 5) Observation of unreduced spore formation in a spontaneous

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    Newly found leaf arrangement to reduce self-shading within a crown in Japanese monoaxial tree species

    Hitoshi AoyagiMiyabi NakabayashiToshihiro Yamada

    Regular Paper – Ecology/Ecophysiology/Environmental Biology Open access 28 January 2024

    Morphological and physiological response of amphibious Rotala rotundifolia from emergent to


    submerged form

    Wangai ZhaoJibo XiaoShuyi Chu

    Regular Paper – Physiology/Biochemistry/Molecular and Cellular Biology 25 January 2024

    Seasonal and diurnal variations in soil respiration rates at a treeline ecotone and a lower distribution
    limit of subalpine forests

    Soichiro TakedaNaoki MakitaKoichi Takahashi

    Regular Paper – Ecology/Ecophysiology/Environmental Biology 20 January 2024

    Dominance of non-wetland-dependent pollinators in a plant community in a small natural wetland in


    Shimane, Japan

    Tomohiro WatazuMasayoshi K. HiraiwaTetsuro Hosaka

    Regular Paper – Ecology/Ecophysiology/Environmental Biology Open access 11 January 2024

    Unreduced spore formation in a spontaneous chimeric pinnule in an artificially produced haploid


    Anisocampium niponicum (Athyriaceae, Polypodiales)

    Suzue M. KawakamiShogo Kawakami

    Regular Paper – Taxonomy/Phylogenetics/Evolutionary Biology 09 January 2024

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