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Authors:
INGRAM J
FRECKMAN DW
Citation: J. Ingram et Dw. Freckman, SOIL BIOTA AND GLOBAL CHANGE - PREFACE, Global change biology, 4(7), 1998, pp. 699-701
Authors:
YOUNG IM
BLANCHART E
CHENU C
DANGERFIELD M
FRAGOSO C
GRIMALDI M
INGRAM J
MONROZIER LJ
Citation: Im. Young et al., THE INTERACTION OF SOIL BIOTA AND SOIL-STRUCTURE UNDER GLOBAL CHANGE, Global change biology, 4(7), 1998, pp. 703-712
Authors:
WARDLE DA
VERHOEF HA
CLARHOLM M
Citation: Da. Wardle et al., TROPHIC RELATIONSHIPS IN THE SOIL MICROFOOD-WEB - PREDICTING THE RESPONSES TO A CHANGING GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT, Global change biology, 4(7), 1998, pp. 713-727
Authors:
SWIFT MJ
ANDREN O
BRUSSAARD L
BRIONES M
COUTEAUX MM
EKSCHMITT K
KJOLLER A
LOISEAU P
SMITH P
Citation: Mj. Swift et al., GLOBAL CHANGE, SOIL BIODIVERSITY, AND NITROGEN CYCLING IN TERRESTRIALECOSYSTEMS - 3 CASE-STUDIES, Global change biology, 4(7), 1998, pp. 729-743
Authors:
SCHIMEL JP
GULLEDGE J
Citation: Jp. Schimel et J. Gulledge, MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AND GLOBAL TRACE GASES, Global change biology, 4(7), 1998, pp. 745-758
Authors:
VANNOORDWIJK M
MARTIKAINEN P
BOTTNER P
CUEVAS E
ROULAND C
DHILLION SS
Citation: M. Vannoordwijk et al., GLOBAL CHANGE AND ROOT FUNCTION, Global change biology, 4(7), 1998, pp. 759-772
Authors:
SMITH P
ANDREN O
BRUSSAARD L
DANGERFIELD M
EKSCHMITT K
LAVELLE P
TATE K
Citation: P. Smith et al., SOIL BIOTA AND GLOBAL CHANGE AT THE ECOSYSTEM-LEVEL - DESCRIBING SOILBIOTA IN MATHEMATICAL-MODELS, Global change biology, 4(7), 1998, pp. 773-784
Authors:
CANNON RJC
Citation: Rjc. Cannon, THE IMPLICATIONS OF PREDICTED CLIMATE-CHANGE FOR INSECT PESTS IN THE UK, WITH EMPHASIS ON NON-INDIGENOUS SPECIES, Global change biology, 4(7), 1998, pp. 785-796
Authors:
MCKONE MJ
KELLY D
LEE WG
Citation: Mj. Mckone et al., EFFECT OF CLIMATE-CHANGE ON MAST-SEEDING SPECIES - FREQUENCY OF MASS FLOWERING AND ESCAPE FROM SPECIALIST INSECT SEED PREDATORS, Global change biology, 4(6), 1998, pp. 591-596
Authors:
RUSTAD LE
FERNANDEZ IJ
Citation: Le. Rustad et Ij. Fernandez, EXPERIMENTAL SOIL WARMING EFFECTS ON CO2 AND CH4 FLUX FROM A LOW ELEVATION SPRUCE-FIR FOREST SOIL IN MAINE, USA, Global change biology, 4(6), 1998, pp. 597-605
Authors:
BERNTSON GM
RAJAKARUNA N
BAZZAZ FA
Citation: Gm. Berntson et al., GROWTH AND NITROGEN UPTAKE IN AN EXPERIMENTAL COMMUNITY OF ANNUALS EXPOSED TO ELEVATED ATMOSPHERIC CO2, Global change biology, 4(6), 1998, pp. 607-626
Authors:
MULHOLLAND BJ
CRAIGON J
BLACK CR
COLLS JJ
ATHERTON J
LANDON G
Citation: Bj. Mulholland et al., EFFECTS OF ELEVATED CO2 AND O-3 ON THE RATE AND DURATION OF GRAIN-GROWTH AND HARVEST INDEX IN SPRING WHEAT (TRITICUM-AESTIVUM L.), Global change biology, 4(6), 1998, pp. 627-635
Authors:
ZISKA LH
BUNCE JA
Citation: Lh. Ziska et Ja. Bunce, THE INFLUENCE OF INCREASING GROWTH TEMPERATURE AND CO2 CONCENTRATION ON THE RATIO OF RESPIRATION TO PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN SOYBEAN SEEDLINGS, Global change biology, 4(6), 1998, pp. 637-643
Authors:
MOYA TB
ZISKA LH
NAMUCO OS
OLSZYK D
Citation: Tb. Moya et al., GROWTH DYNAMICS AND GENOTYPIC VARIATION IN TROPICAL, FIELD-GROWN PADDY RICE (ORYZA-SATIVA L.) IN RESPONSE TO INCREASING CARBON-DIOXIDE AND TEMPERATURE, Global change biology, 4(6), 1998, pp. 645-656
Authors:
ZISKA LH
MOYA TB
WASSMANN R
NAMUCO OS
LANTIN RS
ADUNA JB
ABAO E
BRONSON KF
NEUE HU
OLSZYK D
Citation: Lh. Ziska et al., LONG-TERM GROWTH AT ELEVATED CARBON-DIOXIDE STIMULATES METHANE EMISSION IN TROPICAL PADDY RICE, Global change biology, 4(6), 1998, pp. 657-665
Authors:
GAHROOEE FR
Citation: Fr. Gahrooee, IMPACTS OF ELEVATED ATMOSPHERIC CO2 ON LITTER QUALITY, LITTER DECOMPOSABILITY AND NITROGEN TURNOVER RATE OF 2 OAK SPECIES IN A MEDITERRANEAN FOREST ECOSYSTEM, Global change biology, 4(6), 1998, pp. 667-677
Authors:
SMITH P
POWLSON DS
GLENDINING MJ
SMITH JU
Citation: P. Smith et al., PRELIMINARY ESTIMATES OF THE POTENTIAL FOR CARBON MITIGATION IN EUROPEAN SOILS THROUGH NO-TILL FARMING, Global change biology, 4(6), 1998, pp. 679-685
Authors:
BEZEMER TM
THOMPSON LJ
JONES TH
Citation: Tm. Bezemer et al., POA ANNUA SHOWS INTERGENERATIONAL DIFFERENCES IN RESPONSE TO ELEVATEDCO2, Global change biology, 4(6), 1998, pp. 687-691
Authors:
POORTER H
Citation: H. Poorter, DO SLOW-GROWING SPECIES AND NUTRIENT-STRESSED PLANTS RESPOND RELATIVELY STRONGLY TO ELEVATED CO2, Global change biology, 4(6), 1998, pp. 693-697
Authors:
FIELD CB
AVISSAR R
Citation: Cb. Field et R. Avissar, BIDIRECTIONAL INTERACTIONS BETWEEN THE BIOSPHERE AND THE ATMOSPHERE -INTRODUCTION, Global change biology, 4(5), 1998, pp. 459-460
Authors:
PIELKE RA
AVISSAR R
RAUPACH M
DOLMAN AJ
ZENG XB
DENNING AS
Citation: Ra. Pielke et al., INTERACTIONS BETWEEN THE ATMOSPHERE AND TERRESTRIAL ECOSYSTEMS - INFLUENCE ON WEATHER AND CLIMATE, Global change biology, 4(5), 1998, pp. 461-475
Authors:
RAUPACH MR
Citation: Mr. Raupach, INFLUENCES OF LOCAL FEEDBACKS ON LAND-AIR EXCHANGES OF ENERGY AND CARBON, Global change biology, 4(5), 1998, pp. 477-494
Authors:
STOHLGREN TJ
CHASE TN
PIELKE RA
KITTEL TGF
BARON JS
Citation: Tj. Stohlgren et al., EVIDENCE THAT LOCAL LAND-USE PRACTICES INFLUENCE REGIONAL CLIMATE, VEGETATION, AND STREAM-FLOW PATTERNS IN ADJACENT NATURAL AREAS, Global change biology, 4(5), 1998, pp. 495-504
Authors:
NEILSON RP
DRAPEK RJ
Citation: Rp. Neilson et Rj. Drapek, POTENTIALLY COMPLEX BIOSPHERE RESPONSES TO TRANSIENT GLOBAL WARMING, Global change biology, 4(5), 1998, pp. 505-521
Authors:
HANAN NP
KABAT P
DOLMAN AJ
ELBERS JA
Citation: Np. Hanan et al., PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND CARBON BALANCE OF A SAHELIAN FALLOW SAVANNA, Global change biology, 4(5), 1998, pp. 523-538