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作成 :2021/7/26 著者名 論 名 雑誌名 Issn 出版者名 出版年 巻 号 ページ開始 ページ終了 論 作成⽇:2021/7/26 著者名 論⽂名 雑誌名 ISSN 出版者名 出版年 巻 号 ページ開始 ページ終了 論⽂番号 URL URL(DOI) WoS ID キーワード 形式 Science Bulletin of the Agriculture and Home Econnomics Hiratsuka, Naohide; Shimabukuro, Shun-ichi Uredinales of the southern Ryukyu Islands 1955 2 4 15 http://ir.lib.u-ryukyu.ac.jp/handle/20.500.12000/21512 論⽂ Division, University of the Ryukyus 琉球⼤学農家政学部学術報告= Science bulletin of ⾼良鉄夫 琉球における数種のヘビ類の分布 琉球⼤学農家政学部 1955 2 80 93 論⽂ Agriculture & Home Economics Division, University of the Science Bulletin of the Agriculture and Home Economics Takara, Tetsuo Provisional list of butterflies in the Ryukyu Islands 1956 3 34 122 論⽂ Division, Okinawa Hiratsuka, Naohide; Shimabukuro, Shun-ichi Materials for a rust-flora of the Ryukyu Archipelago. 1 Sci. Bull. Agr. & Home Econ. Div. Univ. Ryukyus 1957 4 117 122 論⽂ ⾼良鉄夫 琉球産蛇類に関する新知⾒ 琉球⼤学農家政学部学術報告 1957 4 144 156 論⽂ Fosberg, Francis Raymond Notes on the Vegetation of Iriomote-Zima Ryukyu Islands 琉球⼤学農家政学部学術報告 琉球⼤学農家政学部 1957 4 123 130 論⽂ The Termite Fauna of the Ryukyu Island and its Economic Ikehara, Sadao Significance (1)(The Yaeyama-gunto and the Okinawa- 琉球⼤学⽂理学部紀要 琉球⼤學⽂理學部 1957 1 44 61 論⽂ gunto) Takara, Tetsuo A List of Delphacidae in the Ryukyu Islands (Hemiptera) Bull. Agr. Home Econ. & Eng. Div. Univ. Ryukyus 1959 5 1 11 http://ir.lib.u-ryukyu.ac.jp/handle/20.500.12000/24634 論⽂ Provisional list of Hemiptera-Heteroptera in the Ryukyu Takara, Tetsuo; Hidaka, Terunobu Sc. Bull. Div. Agric., Home Econ. Eng., Univ. Ryukyus 1960 7 181 188 論⽂ Islands. Supplemental notes 1 Bulletin of the Division of Home Economics and Shimabukuro, Shun-ichi Flora of rust fungi in the Ryukyu Archipelago 1961 8 1 142 論⽂ Engineering, University of the Ryukyus ⾼良鉄夫 琉球列島における陸棲蛇類の研究 琉球⼤学農家政⼯学部学術報告 (9) 1962 1 202 論⽂ 琉球⼤学農家政⼯学部学術報告= The science bulletin of Chromosome Determinations of Some Ryukyuan Orchid Nakasone, Henrry Y; Moromizato, Shusai the Division of Agriculture, Home Economics & 琉球⼤学農家政⼯学部 1964 11 13 18 論⽂ Species Engineering, University of the Ryukyus 宮城元助 発光茸 Pleurotus lunaillustris について 琉球⼤⽂理学部紀要 (理学篇) 1964 7 54 56 論⽂ Ikehara, Sadao Distribution of termites in the Ryukyu Archipelago Trans. Ento. Soc. Jap 1966 2 10 241 241 論⽂ ⻄島 信昇 沖繩島産ヨシノボリの2型(短報) 動物学雑誌 445118 ⽇本動物学会 1968 77 12 397 398 https://ci.nii.ac.jp/naid/110003327817/ ヨシノボリ 論⽂ Observations on the efficiency of the Japanese weasel, Uchida, TA Mustela sibirica itatsi Temminck and Schlegel, as a rat- Bulletin of the World Health Organization World Health Organization 1968 39 6 980 980 論⽂ control agent in the Ryukyus. Ferns and Their Allies of the Ryukyu Islands 1. Nakamura, Naoshi 琉球⼤学理⼯学部紀要. 理学編 琉球⼤学理⼯学部 1969 12 36 49 論⽂ Dennstaedtiaceae and Pteridaceae ⾼良鉄夫 ⼋重⼭群島 (琉球) 産ヘビに関する若⼲の知⾒ 爬蟲兩棲類學雑誌 ⽇本爬⾍両棲類学会 1969 3 2-3 19 21 論⽂ 琉球産⼟壌の微量要素に関する研究 : II. 全マンガン含量 : 2. 琉球⼤学農学部学術報告 = The Science Bulletin of the 鎮⻄ 忠茂 0370-4246 琉球⼤学農学部 1969 16 169 179 https://ci.nii.ac.jp/naid/110000220315/ 論⽂ 沖縄島北部⼟壌(農芸化学科) Faculty of Agriculture. University of the Ryukyus 移⼊実⽣スギ材の年輪⼱,晩材率,気乾⽐重,仮道管⻑について 仲宗根 平男 琉球⼤学農学部学術報告 3704246 琉球⼤学農学部 1970 17 203 212 https://ci.nii.ac.jp/naid/110000220337/ 論⽂ (沖縄産スギ材の材質-1,2-(創⽴⼆⼗周年記念)) Occurrence of a tetrodotoxin-like substance in a goby Hashimoto, Yoshiro; Noguchi, Tamao Toxicon Elsevier 1971 9 1 79 84 論⽂ Gobius criniger 原尾⽬,粘管⽬,シミ⽬,カゲロウ⽬,トンボ⽬,カラゲラ⽬ (⻄表 ⾼良 鉄夫;東 清⼆ 琉球⼤学農学部学術報告 3704246 琉球⼤学農学部 1972 19 87 97 https://ci.nii.ac.jp/naid/110000220389/ 昆⾍ 論⽂ 島の動物相-2-昆⾍⽬録-1,2-) ⾼良 鉄夫;東 清⼆ 半翅⽬(異翅亜⽬) (⻄表島の動物相-2-昆⾍⽬録-1,2-) 琉球⼤学農学部学術報告 3704246 琉球⼤学農学部 1972 19 99 212 https://ci.nii.ac.jp/naid/110000220390/ 昆⾍ 論⽂ Abbreviated larval development of freshwater atyid Bulletin of the Science and Engineer Division, University Shokita, Shigemitsu shrimp, Caridina brevirostris Stimpson from Iriomote 1973 16 222 231 論⽂ of the Ryukyus Island of the Ryukyus (Decapoda, Atyidae) 本邦産の吸⾎性のケヨソイカ Corethrella Coquillett の新種 宮城 ⼀郎 衛⽣動物 0424-7086 ⽇本衛⽣動物学会 1975 26 1 25 29 https://ci.nii.ac.jp/naid/110003815125/ https://www.doi.org/10.7601/mez.26.25 動物 論⽂ について 新本 光孝;久⾼ 秀夫 天然⽣常緑広葉樹林の形質構成に関する研究-1- 琉球⼤学農学部学術報告 3704246 琉球⼤学農学部 1975 22 789 796 https://ci.nii.ac.jp/naid/110000220521/ 論⽂ マングロ-ブに関する研究(4)-3-宮古・⼋重⼭群島におけるマ 中須賀 常雄 琉球⼤学農学部学術報告 3704246 琉球⼤学農学部 1976 23 339 364 https://ci.nii.ac.jp/naid/110000220544/ マングローブ 論⽂ ングロ-ブの分布状況 Larval development of palaemonid prawn, Palaemon Bulletin of Science & Engineering Division, University of Shokita, Shigemitsu 1977 23 57 76 論⽂ (Palaemon) debilis Dana from the Ryukyu Islands the Ryukyus,(Mathematics & Natural Sciences) ⼋重⼭群島の蚊科に関する研究 : 1. ⽯垣・⻄表島のハマダラ https://www.doi.org/10.14907/primate.29.0_1864.99.34.99z 宮城 ⼀郎;当間 孝⼦ 衛⽣動物 0424-7086 ⽇本衛⽣動物学会 1978 29 3 243 250 動物 論⽂ カ属, とくにコガタハマダラカの発⽣について .29.243 Pearson, Richard; Asato, Susumu; Monks, Gregory; Excavations on Kume and Iriomote, Ryukyu Islands Asian Perspectives University of Hawai'i Press 1978 21 1 7 26 https://www.jstor.org/stable/42927973 論⽂ Pokotylo, David The Seismological Society of Japan, https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/jpe1952/26/Suppleme KIZAKI, Koshiro Tectonics of the Ryukyu island arc Journal of Physics of the Earth The Volcanological Society of Japan, 1978 26 Supplement S301 S307 論⽂ nt/26_Supplement_S301/_article The … 台湾産 Macrobrachium asperulum と琉球産 M. shokitai の 諸喜⽥茂充 ⽇本⽔産学会誌 公益社団法⼈ ⽇本⽔産学会 1978 44 11 1187 1195 論⽂ 種間雑種の幼期発⽣ 琉球⼤学農学部附属演習林の昆⾍:(3) トンボ⽬, ナナフシ⽬, 琉球⼤学農学部学術報告= The Science Bulletin of the ⾦城政勝; 東清⼆; ⼩浜継雄 琉球⼤学農学部 1978 25 711 722 論⽂ カマキリ⽬, 直翅⽬ (農学部附属熱帯農学研究施設) Faculty of Agriculture. University of the Ryukyus ⾼良鉄夫 ⻄表島 (沖繩) 産タカチホヘビ属の 1 種 (予報) 爬⾍両棲類学雑誌 ⽇本爬⾍両棲類学会 1978 7 4 92 92 論⽂ 沖縄⾁⽤ヤギにおける体型の島嶼間⽐較と⼩型ヤギの育種の 新城 明久;宮城 満;下地 孝志 琉球⼤学農学部学術報告 3704246 琉球⼤学農学部 1978 25 361 372 https://ci.nii.ac.jp/naid/110000220021/ 論⽂ 可能性 ⼋重⼭群島の蚊科に関する研究 : 4. 本邦より新たに発⾒され 宮城 ⼀郎;当間 孝⼦ 衛⽣動物 0424-7086 ⽇本衛⽣動物学会 1979 30 2 198 199 https://ci.nii.ac.jp/naid/110003815853/ https://www.doi.org/10.7601/mez.30.198 植物 論⽂ た Uranotaenia lateralis Ludlow, 1905 中須賀 常雄 マングロ-ブ林の林分解析 琉球⼤学農学部学術報告 3704246 琉球⼤学農学部 1979 26 413 519 https://ci.nii.ac.jp/naid/110000220076/ マングローブ 論⽂ Kurosawa, Y; Oishi, T; Tanaka, K; Suzuki, S Immunogenetic studies on wild pigs in Japan Animal blood groups and biochemical genetics Wiley Online Library 1979 10 4 227 233 論⽂ Studies on the Ecotype of the Genus Dioscorea I. On the Japanese Society for Tropical YONEMORI, Shigetomo cultivation of Dioscorea esculenta in Yaeyama district of Japanese Journal of Tropical Agriculture 1979 23 2 63 67 論⽂ Agriculture the Ryukyu Islands Takara, Tetsuo Rare and new records of birds from the Okinawa Islands Journal of the Yamashina Institute for Ornithology Yamashina Institute for Ornitology 1979 11 2 132 135 論⽂ ヤマノイモ属の⽣態 I ⼋重⼭地⽅におけるタマゴイモ (? Japanese Society for Tropical ⽶盛重友 EDioscorea esculenta? F Burk. var.? Espinosa? F Prain et 熱帯農業 1979 23 2 63 67 論⽂ Agriculture Burk.) の栽培 ⻄表島の動物相-2-昆⾍⽬録3--直翅⽬ (〔琉球⼤学農学部〕 ⾦城 政勝;東 清⼆ 琉球⼤学農学部学術報告 3704246 琉球⼤学農学部 1980 27 405 416 https://ci.nii.ac.jp/naid/110000220126/ 昆⾍ 論⽂ 創⽴三⼗周年記念) 東 清⼆;⾦城 政勝 ⻄表島の焼畑農地における昆⾍類の群集構造 琉球⼤学農学部学術報告 3704246 琉球⼤学農学部 1980 28 31 39 https://ci.nii.ac.jp/naid/110000220129/ 昆⾍ 論⽂ 宮城 ⼀郎 ⽇本産のケヨソイカ Corethrella 属に関する知⾒と新種の記 衛⽣動物 0424-7086 ⽇本衛⽣動物学会 1980 31 1 15 21 https://ci.nii.ac.jp/naid/110003815886/ https://www.doi.org/10.7601/mez.31.15 動物 論⽂ ⼋重⼭群島の蚊科に関する研究 : 5. ⻄表島の⼭脚, 森林地帯 宮城 ⼀郎;当間 孝⼦ 衛⽣動物 0424-7086 ⽇本衛⽣動物学会 1980 31 2 81 91 https://ci.nii.ac.jp/naid/110003815898/ https://www.doi.org/10.7601/mez.31.81 動物 論⽂ で採集した蚊について マングロ-ブ樹種の⽣⻑に関する予備実験-2-ヤエヤマヒルギ 中須賀 常雄;⾺場 繁幸 琉球⼤学農学部学術報告 3704246 琉球⼤学農学部 1980 28 287 293 https://ci.nii.ac.jp/naid/110000220156/ マングローブ 論⽂ 胎⽣種⼦の初期発育に及ぼす塩分と施肥の影響 ⼋重⼭群島の蚊科に関する研究 : 7. クロフトオヤブカの交尾 宮城 ⼀郎;当間 孝⼦ 衛⽣動物 0424-7086 ⽇本衛⽣動物学会 1981 32 4 287 292 https://ci.nii.ac.jp/naid/110003816131/ https://www.doi.org/10.7601/mez.32.287 動物 論⽂ 習性 茂⽊ 幹義;宮城 ⼀郎;鈴⽊ 博 蚊 5 種の分布記録 衛⽣動物 0424-7086 ⽇本衛⽣動物学会 1981 32 2 124 126 https://ci.nii.ac.jp/naid/110003819620/ https://www.doi.org/10.7601/mez.32.124 動物 論⽂ Yoshino, Tetsuo; Hiramatsu, Wataru; Toda, Minoru; New records of two sharks, Nebrius concolor and Bull. Coll. Sci. U. Ryukyus 1981 32 37 46 論⽂ Uchida, Senzo Negaprion acutidens, from Japanese waters 当間 孝⼦;宮城 ⼀郎 沖繩本島北部の⼭脚, 森林地帯で採集した蚊について 衛⽣動物 0424-7086 ⽇本衛⽣動物学会 1981 32 4 279 279 https://ci.nii.ac.jp/naid/110003816129/ https://www.doi.org/10.7601/mez.32.271 論⽂ 中須賀 常雄;⾺場 繁幸;伊藤 和昌 沖縄の海岸林に関する研究-2-⻄表島船浦湾の海岸林 琉球⼤学農学部学術報告 3704246 琉球⼤学農学部 1982 29 231 239 https://ci.nii.ac.jp/naid/110000220187/ マングローブ 論⽂ Damselfishes of the Genus Dischistodus found in the Bulletin of the College of Science. University of the Yoshino, Tetsuo 0286-9640 琉球⼤学理学部 1982 33 69 74 http://ir.lib.u-ryukyu.ac.jp/handle/20.500.12000/15328 論⽂ Ryukyu Islands Ryukyus ⼋重⼭群島の蚊科に関する研究 : 9. ⽯垣・⻄表島の⼈家周辺 当間 孝⼦;宮城 ⼀郎;伊波 茂雄 衛⽣動物 0424-7086 ⽇本衛⽣動物学会 1983 34 2 99 101 https://ci.nii.ac.jp/naid/110003816400/ https://www.doi.org/10.7601/mez.34.99 動物 論⽂ に⽣息する蚊について Meat production in Swamp Buffalo (Bubalus bubalis) Japanese Society for Tropical SHINJO, Akihisa; YONEMORI, Shigetomo; SHINJO, Takeshi Japanese Journal of Tropical Agriculture 1983 27 4 237 243 論⽂ raised in the humid sub-tropics Agriculture The abbreviated larval development of Caridina Benzie, John AH; De Silva, PK Journal of Crustacean Biology Oxford University Press 1983 3 1 117 126 論⽂ singhalensis Ortmann, 1894 (Decapoda, Atyidae) Miyagi, Ichiro; Toma, Takako; Suzuki, Hiroshi; Okazawa, Mosquitoes of the Takara archipelago, Japan Mosquito Systematics 1983 15 18 27 論⽂ Takao 東 清⼆;⾦城 政勝 ⻄表島の焼畑農地における昆⾍群集構造の年次的変化 琉球⼤学農学部学術報告 3704246 琉球⼤学農学部 1984 31 9 20 https://ci.nii.ac.jp/naid/110000220225/ 昆⾍ 論⽂ Soil Fertility in a Shifting Cultivation on Iriomote Island of Japanese Society for Tropical OYA, Kazuhiro; TOKASHIKI, Yoshihiro Okinawa 1.
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