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Table of contents of journal: *Ecosystems (New York. Print)

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REPLICATION VERSUS REALISM - THE NEED FOR ECOSYSTEM-SCALE EXPERIMENTS
Authors: SCHINDLER DW
Citation: Dw. Schindler, REPLICATION VERSUS REALISM - THE NEED FOR ECOSYSTEM-SCALE EXPERIMENTS, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(4), 1998, pp. 323-334
EVALUATING ALTERNATIVE EXPLANATIONS IN ECOSYSTEM EXPERIMENTS
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
IMPACTS OF ELEVATED CARBON-DIOXIDE AND TEMPERATURE ON A BOREAL FORESTECOSYSTEM (CLIMEX PROJECT)
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
PREDICTING THE EFFECTS OF ATMOSPHERIC NITROGEN DEPOSITION IN CONIFER STANDS - EVIDENCE FROM THE NITREX ECOSYSTEM-SCALE EXPERIMENTS
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
NITROGEN MINERALIZATION IN 2 UNPOLLUTED OLD-GROWTH FORESTS OF CONTRASTING BIODIVERSITY AND DYNAMICS
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
PLANT EFFECTS ON SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL PATTERNS OF NITROGEN CYCLING INSHORTGRASS STEPPE
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
CARBON AND NITROGEN DYNAMICS OF BOREAL JACK PINE STANDS WITH AND WITHOUT A GREEN ALDER UNDERSTORY
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
FOLIAR AND LITTER NUTRIENTS, NUTRIENT RESORPTION, AND DECOMPOSITION IN HAWAIIAN METROSIDEROS POLYMORPHA
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
SOURCES OF DISSOLVED ORGANIC-CARBON SUPPORTING PLANKTONIC BACTERIAL PRODUCTION IN THE TIDAL FRESH-WATER HUDSON RIVER
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
LEAF-LITTER AS A SOURCE OF DISSOLVED ORGANIC-CARBON IN STREAMS
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
CASCADING TROPHIC INTERACTIONS FROM FISH TO BACTERIA AND NUTRIENTS AFTER REDUCED SEWAGE LOADING - AN 18-YEAR STUDY OF A SHALLOW HYPERTROPHIC LAKE
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
ANALYSIS OF LARGE-SCALE SPATIAL HETEROGENEITY IN VEGETATION INDEXES AMONG NORTH-AMERICAN LANDSCAPES
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
TESTING A NITROGEN-CYCLING MODEL OF A FOREST STREAM BY USING A N-15 TRACER ADDITION
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
LANDSCAPE-LEVEL PHENOLOGY OF A THREATENED BUTTERFLY - A GIS-BASED MODELING APPROACH
Authors: WEISS SB WEISS AD
Citation: Sb. Weiss et Ad. Weiss, LANDSCAPE-LEVEL PHENOLOGY OF A THREATENED BUTTERFLY - A GIS-BASED MODELING APPROACH, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(3), 1998, pp. 299-309
HYDROLOGIC VARIABILITY OF SMALL, NORTHERN MICHIGAN LAKES MEASURED BY THE ADDITION OF TRACERS
Authors: COLE JJ PACE ML
Citation: Jj. Cole et Ml. Pace, HYDROLOGIC VARIABILITY OF SMALL, NORTHERN MICHIGAN LAKES MEASURED BY THE ADDITION OF TRACERS, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(3), 1998, pp. 310-320
SUCCESSES, LIMITATIONS, AND FRONTIERS IN ECOSYSTEM SCIENCE - REFLECTIONS ON THE 7TH CARY-CONFERENCE
Authors: PACE ML GROFFMAN PM
Citation: Ml. Pace et Pm. Groffman, SUCCESSES, LIMITATIONS, AND FRONTIERS IN ECOSYSTEM SCIENCE - REFLECTIONS ON THE 7TH CARY-CONFERENCE, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(2), 1998, pp. 137-142
QUANTIFYING LANDSCAPE SPATIAL PATTERN - WHAT IS THE STATE-OF-THE-ART
Authors: GUSTAFSON EJ
Citation: Ej. Gustafson, QUANTIFYING LANDSCAPE SPATIAL PATTERN - WHAT IS THE STATE-OF-THE-ART, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(2), 1998, pp. 143-156
CAUSES OF ECOSYSTEM TRANSFORMATION AT THE END OF THE PLEISTOCENE - EVIDENCE FROM MAMMAL BODY-MASS DISTRIBUTIONS
Authors: LAMBERT WD HOLLING CS
Citation: Wd. Lambert et Cs. Holling, CAUSES OF ECOSYSTEM TRANSFORMATION AT THE END OF THE PLEISTOCENE - EVIDENCE FROM MAMMAL BODY-MASS DISTRIBUTIONS, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(2), 1998, pp. 157-175
FROM RHETORIC TO REALITY - USING SPECIFIC ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS TO IDENTIFY CRITICAL SUSTAINABILITY ISSUES
Authors: LAUTENSCHLAGER RA
Citation: Ra. Lautenschlager, FROM RHETORIC TO REALITY - USING SPECIFIC ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS TO IDENTIFY CRITICAL SUSTAINABILITY ISSUES, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(2), 1998, pp. 176-182
CARBON-DIOXIDE VARIATION IN A HARDWOOD FOREST STREAM - AN INTEGRATIVEMEASURE OF WHOLE CATCHMENT SOIL RESPIRATION
Authors: JONES JB MULHOLLAND PJ
Citation: Jb. Jones et Pj. Mulholland, CARBON-DIOXIDE VARIATION IN A HARDWOOD FOREST STREAM - AN INTEGRATIVEMEASURE OF WHOLE CATCHMENT SOIL RESPIRATION, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(2), 1998, pp. 183-196
EFFECT OF HABITAT PATCH CHARACTERISTICS ON ABUNDANCE AND DIVERSITY OFINSECTS IN AN AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPE
Authors: FAHRIG L JONSEN I
Citation: L. Fahrig et I. Jonsen, EFFECT OF HABITAT PATCH CHARACTERISTICS ON ABUNDANCE AND DIVERSITY OFINSECTS IN AN AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPE, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(2), 1998, pp. 197-205
CONTRASTING CLIMATIC CONTROLS ON THE ESTIMATED PRODUCTIVITY OF GLOBALTERRESTRIAL BIOMES
Authors: CHURKINA G RUNNING SW
Citation: G. Churkina et Sw. Running, CONTRASTING CLIMATIC CONTROLS ON THE ESTIMATED PRODUCTIVITY OF GLOBALTERRESTRIAL BIOMES, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(2), 1998, pp. 206-215
EFFECT OF INCREASED CARBON-DIOXIDE AND TEMPERATURE ON RUNOFF CHEMISTRY AT A FORESTED CATCHMENT IN SOUTHERN NORWAY (CLIMEX PROJECT)
Authors: WRIGHT RF
Citation: Rf. Wright, EFFECT OF INCREASED CARBON-DIOXIDE AND TEMPERATURE ON RUNOFF CHEMISTRY AT A FORESTED CATCHMENT IN SOUTHERN NORWAY (CLIMEX PROJECT), ECOSYSTEMS, 1(2), 1998, pp. 216-225
AT LAST - A JOURNAL DEVOTED TO ECOSYSTEM SCIENCE
Authors: CARPENTER SR TURNER MG
Citation: Sr. Carpenter et Mg. Turner, AT LAST - A JOURNAL DEVOTED TO ECOSYSTEM SCIENCE, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(1), 1998, pp. 1-5
ECOLOGICAL RESILIENCE, BIODIVERSITY, AND SCALE
Authors: PETERSON G ALLEN CR HOLLING CS
Citation: G. Peterson et al., ECOLOGICAL RESILIENCE, BIODIVERSITY, AND SCALE, ECOSYSTEMS, 1(1), 1998, pp. 6-18
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