Atsushi Kawakita is affiliated with the University of Tokyo in Japan, specializing in research principally within the fields of Agricultural and Biological Sciences and Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology. Their work frequently intersects subfields such as Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics, Plant Science, Molecular Biology, Genetics, and Insect Science.
Their scholarly output includes contributions to the study of plant and animal interactions, taxonomy and phylogeny of insects, and plant parasitism and resistance, as well as the description of plant and fungal species and investigations into plant diversity and evolution.
Recent publications by Atsushi Kawakita cover several areas of entomology and botany. Notable papers include:
The primary venues for their research publications include Curtis's Botanical Magazine, Annals of Botany, Plant Species Biology, Cladistics, and Zootaxa. These journals reflect a consistent focus on plant sciences and taxonomy.
Collaborative research is significant in Atsushi Kawakita's career. Frequent coauthors include:
Their research topics predominantly involve:
Makoto Kato;Atsushi Takimura;Atsushi Kawakita
Yudai Okuyama;Noriyuki Fujii;Michio Wakabayashi;Atsushi Kawakita
Atsushi Kawakita;Teiji Sota;John S. Ascher;Masao Ito
Atsushi Kawakita;Makoto Kato
Atsushi Kawakita;Atsushi Takimura;Toru Terachi;Teiji Sota
Makoto Kato;Atsushi Kawakita
Atsushi Kawakita
Tomohiko Yamada;Tomoshige Sugiyama;Nana Tamaki;Atsushi Kawakita
Akito Y. Kawahara;David Plotkin;David Plotkin;Issei Ohshima;Carlos Lopez‐Vaamonde;Carlos Lopez‐Vaamonde
Tomoko Okamoto;Atsushi Kawakita;Makoto Kato
Atsushi Kawakita;Teiji Sota;Masao Ito;John S. Ascher
Atsushi Kawakita;Makoto Kato
Glenn P. Svensson;Tomoko Okamoto;Atsushi Kawakita;Ryutaro Goto
Ryutaro Goto;Tomoko Okamoto;E. Toby Kiers;Atsushi Kawakita
Yume Imada;Atsushi Kawakita;Makoto Kato
Atsushi Kawakita;Makoto Kato
David Giron;Géraldine Dubreuil;Alison Bennett;Franck Dedeine
Makoto Kato;Yasuyuki Kosaka;Atsushi Kawakita;Yudai Okuyama
Akito Y Kawahara;Issei Ohshima;Atsushi Kawakita;Jerome C Regier
Atsushi Kawakita;John S. Ascher;Teiji Sota;Makoto Kato
Yuichi Kameda;Atsushi Kawakita;Makoto Kato
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INRAE : Institut national de recherche pour l'agriculture, l'alimentation et l'environnement
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