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Authors:
SASEKUMAR A
CHONG VC
Citation: A. Sasekumar et Vc. Chong, FAUNAL DIVERSITY IN MALAYSIAN MANGROVES, Global ecology and biogeography letters, 7(1), 1998, pp. 57-60
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ALLEN JA
Citation: Ja. Allen, MANGROVES AS ALIEN SPECIES - THE CASE OF HAWAII, Global ecology and biogeography letters, 7(1), 1998, pp. 61-71
Authors:
BALL MC
Citation: Mc. Ball, MANGROVE SPECIES RICHNESS IN RELATION TO SALINITY AND WATERLOGGING - A CASE-STUDY ALONG THE ADELAIDE RIVER FLOODPLAIN, NORTHERN AUSTRALIA, Global ecology and biogeography letters, 7(1), 1998, pp. 73-82
Authors:
EWEL KC
TWILLEY RR
ONG JE
Citation: Kc. Ewel et al., DIFFERENT KINDS OF MANGROVE FORESTS PROVIDE DIFFERENT GOODS AND SERVICES, Global ecology and biogeography letters, 7(1), 1998, pp. 83-94
Authors:
WOODWARD FI
BEERLING DJ
Citation: Fi. Woodward et Dj. Beerling, THE DYNAMICS OF VEGETATION CHANGE - HEALTH WARNINGS FOR EQUILIBRIUM DODO MODELS, Global ecology and biogeography letters, 6(6), 1997, pp. 413-418
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HOFGAARD A
Citation: A. Hofgaard, INTERRELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN TREELINE POSITION, SPECIES-DIVERSITY, LAND-USE AND CLIMATE-CHANGE IN THE CENTRAL SCANDES-MOUNTAINS OF NORWAY, Global ecology and biogeography letters, 6(6), 1997, pp. 419-429
Authors:
READ JL
Citation: Jl. Read, STRANDED ON DESERT ISLANDS - FACTORS SHAPING ANIMAL POPULATIONS IN LAKE EYRE SOUTH, Global ecology and biogeography letters, 6(6), 1997, pp. 431-438
Authors:
BEERLING DJ
WOODWARD FI
LOMAS M
JENKINS AJ
Citation: Dj. Beerling et al., TESTING THE RESPONSES OF A DYNAMIC GLOBAL VEGETATION MODEL TO ENVIRONMENTAL-CHANGE - A COMPARISON OF OBSERVATIONS AND PREDICTIONS, Global ecology and biogeography letters, 6(6), 1997, pp. 439-450
Authors:
DEMERA AG
ORELLANA JAV
GARCIA JAL
LOBO AP
Citation: Ag. Demera et al., PHYTOGEOGRAPHICAL SECTORING OF THE PERUVIAN COAST, Global ecology and biogeography letters, 6(5), 1997, pp. 349-367
THE GREENING OF THE SAHARA DURING THE MIDHOLOCENE - RESULTS OF AN INTERACTIVE ATMOSPHERE-BIOME MODEL
Authors:
CLAUSSEN M
GAYLER V
Citation: M. Claussen et V. Gayler, THE GREENING OF THE SAHARA DURING THE MIDHOLOCENE - RESULTS OF AN INTERACTIVE ATMOSPHERE-BIOME MODEL, Global ecology and biogeography letters, 6(5), 1997, pp. 369-377
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FISHER M
Citation: M. Fisher, DECLINE IN THE JUNIPER WOODLANDS OF RAYDAH RESERVE IN SOUTHWESTERN SAUDI-ARABIA - A RESPONSE TO CLIMATE CHANGES, Global ecology and biogeography letters, 6(5), 1997, pp. 379-386
Authors:
NASCIMENTO MT
PROCTOR J
Citation: Mt. Nascimento et J. Proctor, SOIL AND PLANT-CHANGES ACROSS A MONODOMINANT RAIN-FOREST BOUNDARY ON MARACA ISLAND, RORAIMA, BRAZIL, Global ecology and biogeography letters, 6(5), 1997, pp. 387-395
Authors:
PIEGAY H
SALVADOR PG
Citation: H. Piegay et Pg. Salvador, CONTEMPORARY FLOODPLAIN FOREST EVOLUTION ALONG THE MIDDLE UBAYE RIVER, SOUTHERN ALPS, FRANCE, Global ecology and biogeography letters, 6(5), 1997, pp. 397-406
Authors:
BROWN AG
HARPER DM
WHITTAKER RJ
Citation: Ag. Brown et al., FLOODPLAIN FORESTS - STRUCTURE, FUNCTIONING AND MANAGEMENT, Global ecology and biogeography letters, 6(3-4), 1997, pp. 167-167
Authors:
BROWN AG
HARPER D
PETERKEN GF
Citation: Ag. Brown et al., EUROPEAN FLOODPLAIN FORESTS - STRUCTURE, FUNCTIONING AND MANAGEMENT, Global ecology and biogeography letters, 6(3-4), 1997, pp. 169-178
Authors:
BROWN AG
Citation: Ag. Brown, BIOGEOMORPHOLOGY AND DIVERSITY IN MULTIPLE-CHANNEL RIVER SYSTEMS, Global ecology and biogeography letters, 6(3-4), 1997, pp. 179-185
Authors:
PIEGAY H
Citation: H. Piegay, INTERACTIONS BETWEEN FLOODPLAIN FORESTS AND OVERBANK FLOWS - DATA FROM 3 PIEDMONT RIVERS OF SOUTHEASTERN FRANCE, Global ecology and biogeography letters, 6(3-4), 1997, pp. 187-196
Authors:
NEUMEISTER H
KRUGER A
SCHNEIDER B
Citation: H. Neumeister et al., PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH THE ARTIFICIAL FLOODING OF FLOODPLAIN FORESTS IN AN INDUSTRIAL REGION IN GERMANY, Global ecology and biogeography letters, 6(3-4), 1997, pp. 197-209
Authors:
SANCHEZPEREZ JM
TREMOLIERES M
Citation: Jm. Sanchezperez et M. Tremolieres, VARIATION IN NUTRIENT LEVELS OF THE GROUNDWATER IN THE UPPER RHINE ALLUVIAL FORESTS AS A CONSEQUENCE OF HYDROLOGICAL REGIME AND SOIL TEXTURE, Global ecology and biogeography letters, 6(3-4), 1997, pp. 211-217
Authors:
GURNELL A
Citation: A. Gurnell, THE HYDROLOGICAL AND GEOMORPHOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF FORESTED FLOODPLAINS, Global ecology and biogeography letters, 6(3-4), 1997, pp. 219-229
Authors:
LUSCHKA N
Citation: N. Luschka, MACROFUNGI IN CENTRAL GERMAN FLOODPLAIN FORESTS, Global ecology and biogeography letters, 6(3-4), 1997, pp. 231-235
Authors:
WERFFELI B
ROULIER C
BUTTLER A
Citation: B. Werffeli et al., THE METHODOLOGY OF INTEGRATED SYNUSIAL PHYTOSOCIOLOGY APPLIED TO A FLOODPLAIN SECTOR OF THE SARINE RIVER, SWITZERLAND, Global ecology and biogeography letters, 6(3-4), 1997, pp. 237-245
Authors:
HUGHES FMR
HARRIS T
RICHARDS K
PAUTOU G
ELHAMES A
BARSOUM N
GIREL J
PEIRY JL
Citation: Fmr. Hughes et al., WOODY RIPARIAN SPECIES RESPONSE TO DIFFERENT SOIL-MOISTURE CONDITIONS- LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS ON ALNUS-INCANA (L.) MOENCH, Global ecology and biogeography letters, 6(3-4), 1997, pp. 247-256
Authors:
KLEIN JP
VANDERPOORTEN A
Citation: Jp. Klein et A. Vanderpoorten, BRYOPHYTIC VEGETATION IN RIPARIAN FORESTS - THEIR USE IN THE ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE CONNECTIVITY BETWEEN THE RHINE AND ITS FLOODPLAIN(ALSACE, FRANCE), Global ecology and biogeography letters, 6(3-4), 1997, pp. 257-265
Authors:
ROBACH F
EGLIN I
TREMOLIERES M
Citation: F. Robach et al., SPECIES RICHNESS OF AQUATIC MACROPHYTES IN FORMER CHANNELS CONNECTED TO A RIVER - A COMPARISON BETWEEN 2 FLUVIAL HYDROSYSTEMS DIFFERING IN THEIR REGIME AND REGULATION, Global ecology and biogeography letters, 6(3-4), 1997, pp. 267-274