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Takayuki Hanazato

Takayuki Hanazato

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Environmental Sciences

D-Index
34
Citations
4951
World Ranking
9435
National Ranking
194

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Takayuki Hanazato is affiliated with Shinshu University in Japan.

The scientist's research profile does not currently include documented recent papers, co-authors, publication venues, book publications, or detailed fields and subfields of study.

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Best Publications

  • Pesticide effects on freshwater zooplankton: an ecological perspective

    T Hanazato

  • Nutrient dynamics and the eutrophication of shallow lakes Kasumigaura (Japan), Donghu (PR China), and Okeechobee (USA).

    K.E Havens;T Fukushima;P Xie;T Iwakuma

  • Synergistic effects of low oxygen concentration, predator kairomone, and a pesticide on the cladoceran Daphnia pulex

    Takayuki Hanazato;Stanley I. Dodson

  • Commentary on effects of anthropogenic and natural organic chemicals on development, swimming behavior, and reproduction of Daphnia, a key member of aquatic ecosystems.

    Stanley I. Dodson;Takayuki Hanazato

  • Behavioral responses of Daphnia pulex exposed to carbaryl and Chaoborus kairomone

    Stanley I. Dodson;Takayuki Hanazato;Patrick R. Gorski

  • Zooplankton community structure driven by vertebrate and invertebrate predators.

    Takayuki Hanazato;Masayuki Yasuno

  • Response of a zooplankton community to insecticide application in experimental ponds: a review and the implications of the effects of chemicals on the structure and functioning of freshwater communities

    T. Hanazato

  • Zooplankton community responses to chemical stressors: a comparison of results from acidification and pesticide contamination research.

    Karl E. Havens;Takayuki Hanazato

  • Influence of time of application of an insecticide on recovery patterns of a zooplankton community in experimental ponds.

    Takayuki Hanazato;Masayuki Yasuno

  • Effects of a carbamate insecticide, carbaryl, on the summer phyto- and zooplankton communities in ponds.

    Takayuki Hanazato;Masayuki Yasuno

  • Evaluation of Microcystis as food for zooplankton in a eutrophic lake

    Takayuki Hanazato;Masayuki Yasuno

  • Effects of repeated application of carbaryl on zooplankton communities in experimental ponds with or without the predator Chaoborus.

    Takayuki Hanazato

  • Effect of Temperature in the Laboratory Studies on Growth, Egg Development and First Parturition of Five Species of Cladocera

    Takayuki Hanazato;Masayuki Yasuno

  • Complex effects of a kairomone of Chaoborus and an insecticide on Daphnia pulex

    Takayuki Hanazato;Stanley I. Dodson

  • Significance of a low oxygen layer for a Daphnia population in Lake Yunoko, Japan

    Takayuki Hanazato;Masayuki Yasuno;Masaaki Hosomi

  • Vulnerability of cladoceran species to predation by the copepod Mesocyclops leuckarti: laboratory observations on the behavioural interactions between predator and prey

    Kwang‐Hyeon Chang;Takayuki Hanazato

  • Growth analysis of Daphnia early juvenile stages as an alternative method to test the chronic effect of chemicals

    Takayuki Hanazato

  • Effects of permethrin on phytoplankton and zooplankton in an enclosure ecosystem in a pond

    Masayuki Yasuno;Takayuki Hanazato;Toshio Iwakuma;Kenzi Takamura

  • Modelling and prediction of phyto‐ and zooplankton dynamics in Lake Kasumigaura by artificial neural networks

    Friedrich Recknagel;Takehiko Fukushima;Takayuki Hanazato;Noriko Takamura

  • Fish-induced life-history shifts in the cladocerans Daphnia and Simocephalus: are they positive or negative responses?

    Takayuki Hanazato;Kaori Fueki;Makiko Yoshimoto

  • Induction of helmet development by a Chaoborus factor in Daphnia ambigua during juvenile stages

    Takayuki Hanazato

  • Impact of pesticide application on zooplankton communities with different densities of invertebrate predators: An experimental analysis using small-scale mesocosms

    K.H. Chang;M. Sakamoto;T. Hanazato

  • Anthropogenic chemicals (insecticides) disturb natural organic chemical communication in the plankton community

    T Hanazato

  • Interrelations between Microcystis and Cladocera in the highly Eutrophic Lake Kasumigaura, Japan

    Takayuki Hanazato

Frequent Co-Authors

Noriko Takamura
Noriko Takamura National Institute for Environmental Studies
Stanley I. Dodson
Stanley I. Dodson University of Wisconsin–Madison
Karl E. Havens
Karl E. Havens University of Florida
Keisuke Hanaki
Keisuke Hanaki University of Tokyo
Hajime Kayanne
Hajime Kayanne University of Tokyo
Kaoru Takara
Kaoru Takara Kyoto University
Ping Xie
Ping Xie Chinese Academy of Sciences
Masaaki Hosomi
Masaaki Hosomi Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology
Tomohiko Isobe
Tomohiko Isobe National Institute for Environmental Studies
Hideyuki Doi
Hideyuki Doi Kyoto University

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