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Authors:
BERKES F
KISLALIOGLU M
FOLKE C
GADGIL M
Citation: F. Berkes et al., EXPLORING THE BASIC ECOLOGICAL UNIT - ECOSYSTEM-LIKE CONCEPTS IN TRADITIONAL SOCIETIES, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(5), 1998, pp. 409-415
Authors:
PIMENTEL D
KOUNANG N
Citation: D. Pimentel et N. Kounang, ECOLOGY OF SOIL-EROSION IN ECOSYSTEMS, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(5), 1998, pp. 416-426
Authors:
HARTVIGSEN G
KINZIG A
PETERSON G
Citation: G. Hartvigsen et al., USE AND ANALYSIS OF COMPLEX ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS IN ECOSYSTEM SCIENCE - OVERVIEW OF SPECIAL SECTION, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(5), 1998, pp. 427-430
Authors:
LEVIN SA
Citation: Sa. Levin, ECOSYSTEMS AND THE BIOSPHERE AS COMPLEX ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(5), 1998, pp. 431-436
Authors:
BONABEAU E
Citation: E. Bonabeau, SOCIAL INSECT COLONIES AS COMPLEX ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(5), 1998, pp. 437-443
Authors:
SIGMUND K
Citation: K. Sigmund, COMPLEX ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS AND THE EVOLUTION OF RECIPROCATION, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(5), 1998, pp. 444-448
Authors:
MILNE BT
Citation: Bt. Milne, MOTIVATION AND BENEFITS OF COMPLEX-SYSTEMS APPROACHES IN ECOLOGY, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(5), 1998, pp. 449-456
Authors:
JANSSEN M
Citation: M. Janssen, USE OF COMPLEX ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS FOR MODELING GLOBAL CHANGE, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(5), 1998, pp. 457-463
Authors:
STELTZER H
BOWMAN WD
Citation: H. Steltzer et Wd. Bowman, DIFFERENTIAL INFLUENCE OF PLANT-SPECIES ON SOIL-NITROGEN TRANSFORMATIONS WITHIN MOIST MEADOW ALPINE TUNDRA, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(5), 1998, pp. 464-474
Authors:
SHACHAK M
SACHS M
MOSHE I
Citation: M. Shachak et al., ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT OF DESERTIFIED SHRUBLANDS IN ISRAEL, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(5), 1998, pp. 475-483
Authors:
GUSTAFSON EJ
Citation: Ej. Gustafson, CLUSTERING TIMBER HARVESTS AND THE EFFECT OF DYNAMIC FOREST MANAGEMENT POLICY ON FOREST FRAGMENTATION, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(5), 1998, pp. 484-492
Authors:
SCHINDLER DW
CARPENTER SR
Citation: Dw. Schindler et Sr. Carpenter, WORKSHOP ON ECOSYSTEM MANIPULATION, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(4), 1998, pp. 321-322
Authors:
SCHINDLER DW
Citation: Dw. Schindler, REPLICATION VERSUS REALISM - THE NEED FOR ECOSYSTEM-SCALE EXPERIMENTS, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(4), 1998, pp. 323-334
Authors:
CARPENTER SR
COLE JT
ESSINGTON TE
HODGSON JR
HOUSER JN
KITCHELL JF
PACE ML
Citation: Sr. Carpenter et al., EVALUATING ALTERNATIVE EXPLANATIONS IN ECOSYSTEM EXPERIMENTS, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(4), 1998, pp. 335-344
Authors:
VANBREEMEN N
JENKINS A
WRIGHT RF
BEERLING DJ
ARP WJ
BERENDSE F
BEIER C
COLLINS R
VANDAM D
RASMUSSEN L
VERBURG PSJ
WILLS MA
Citation: N. Vanbreemen et al., IMPACTS OF ELEVATED CARBON-DIOXIDE AND TEMPERATURE ON A BOREAL FORESTECOSYSTEM (CLIMEX PROJECT), ECOSYSTEMS, 1(4), 1998, pp. 345-351
Authors:
EMMETT BA
BOXMAN D
BREDEMEIER M
GUNDERSEN P
KJONAAS OJ
MOLDAN F
SCHLEPPI P
TIETEMA A
WRIGHT RF
Citation: Ba. Emmett et al., PREDICTING THE EFFECTS OF ATMOSPHERIC NITROGEN DEPOSITION IN CONIFER STANDS - EVIDENCE FROM THE NITREX ECOSYSTEM-SCALE EXPERIMENTS, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(4), 1998, pp. 352-360
Authors:
PEREZ CA
HEDIN LO
ARMESTO JJ
Citation: Ca. Perez et al., NITROGEN MINERALIZATION IN 2 UNPOLLUTED OLD-GROWTH FORESTS OF CONTRASTING BIODIVERSITY AND DYNAMICS, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(4), 1998, pp. 361-373
Authors:
EPSTEIN HE
BURKE IC
MOSIER AR
Citation: He. Epstein et al., PLANT EFFECTS ON SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL PATTERNS OF NITROGEN CYCLING INSHORTGRASS STEPPE, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(4), 1998, pp. 374-385
Authors:
VOGEL JG
GOWER ST
Citation: Jg. Vogel et St. Gower, CARBON AND NITROGEN DYNAMICS OF BOREAL JACK PINE STANDS WITH AND WITHOUT A GREEN ALDER UNDERSTORY, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(4), 1998, pp. 386-400
Authors:
VITOUSEK PM
Citation: Pm. Vitousek, FOLIAR AND LITTER NUTRIENTS, NUTRIENT RESORPTION, AND DECOMPOSITION IN HAWAIIAN METROSIDEROS POLYMORPHA, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(4), 1998, pp. 401-407
Authors:
FINDLAY S
SINSABAUGH RL
FISCHER DT
FRANCHINI P
Citation: S. Findlay et al., SOURCES OF DISSOLVED ORGANIC-CARBON SUPPORTING PLANKTONIC BACTERIAL PRODUCTION IN THE TIDAL FRESH-WATER HUDSON RIVER, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(3), 1998, pp. 227-239
Authors:
MEYER JL
WALLACE JB
EGGERT SL
Citation: Jl. Meyer et al., LEAF-LITTER AS A SOURCE OF DISSOLVED ORGANIC-CARBON IN STREAMS, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(3), 1998, pp. 240-249
Authors:
JEPPESEN E
SONDERGAARD M
JENSEN JP
MORTENSEN E
HANSEN AM
JORGENSEN T
Citation: E. Jeppesen et al., CASCADING TROPHIC INTERACTIONS FROM FISH TO BACTERIA AND NUTRIENTS AFTER REDUCED SEWAGE LOADING - AN 18-YEAR STUDY OF A SHALLOW HYPERTROPHIC LAKE, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(3), 1998, pp. 250-267
Authors:
RIERA JL
MAGNUSON JT
CASTLE JRV
MACKENZIE MD
Citation: Jl. Riera et al., ANALYSIS OF LARGE-SCALE SPATIAL HETEROGENEITY IN VEGETATION INDEXES AMONG NORTH-AMERICAN LANDSCAPES, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(3), 1998, pp. 268-282
Authors:
HALL RO
PETERSON BJ
MEYER JL
Citation: Ro. Hall et al., TESTING A NITROGEN-CYCLING MODEL OF A FOREST STREAM BY USING A N-15 TRACER ADDITION, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(3), 1998, pp. 283-298