Ecological Research 1998: Vol 13 Index

7 Pages·1998·1.2 MB·English

Ecological Research (1998) 13, 393-397
Subject index
A climax species; growth of Castanopsis sieboldii and
Castanopsis cuspidata under various light condi-
allometry; root/shoot ratio and root architecture in
tions 65
understory saplings of deciduous dicotyledonous
trees in central Japan 217 colonization
effects of arrival order and seed size of grassland
altruism; role of male dispersal in the evolution of
plants on 229
female behavior in viscous populations 367
of artificial streams by fishes and aquatic macro-
ant; influence of size and distance to nests on seed
invertebrates 83
dispersal curve 347
community assembly; effects of arrival order and seed
Aquarius paludum; costs and benefits for water strider
size of grassland plants on 229
females of carrying, guarding, reproductive
competition—density; in self-thinning stands of Pinus
males 263
densiflora effect of 183
Aster kantoensis; identification and conservation mea-
conservation; identification and measures to protect
sures to protect the endangered Japanese plant
the endangered Japanese plant species Aster kan-
species 141
l0¢ nsis l 4 |
Corydalis ambigua; plasticity of flower longevity in 211
B
crane red-crowned; satellite tracking of the migration
biomass of 273
microbial; and carbon dynamics in black spruce crown structure; patterns and mechanisms of tran-
forest soil 17 spiration in a large subalpine Norway spruce (Picea
plant; spatial pattern changes in aboveground plant abies (L.) Karst.) in 105
biomass in a grazing pasture 313 D
soil; macro-invertebrates and their effect on litter
decomposition in beech forest 41 decomposition
bird communities; impact of flowering in some central litter in beech forest and effects of the train milli-
Victorian eucalypt forests, dynamics of 125 pede outbreak on 41
bird foraging; herbivorous insect response to nutrient dynamics and lignocellulose degradation in
strengthening tree defenses 73 Quercus serrata \eaf litter 199
use of carbon and nitrogen isotope ratios in ter-
branch morphology; allometry, root/shoot ratio and
mites for research in 377
root architecture in understory saplings of decid-
density
uous dicotyledonous trees in central Japan 217
sapling; of canopy dominants in warm-temperate
forest 55
C
soil macro-invertebrates and their effect on litter
Camellia rusticana,; physiological tolerance of leaves to decomposition in beech forest 41
heavy snowfall environments in 117 detrended correspondence analysis; ski slope vegeta-
canopy dominants; shoot growth and tree architecture tion in Washington State and comparison with
of saplings of 55 other temperate zones in 97
carbon cycle; contribution of micro-organisms to in detritivore; use of carbon and nitrogen isotope ratios
black spruce forest soil 17 in termite research 377
Castanopsis cuspidata, growth under various light con- Dictyophora, spore dispersal of by flies
ditions and shade tolerance of 65
dispersal
Castanopsis sieboldii evolution of female altruistic behavior in viscous
distribution, shoot growth and sapling architecture populations, role of male 367
of 55 seed of a Mediterranean myrmechore: Influence of
growth under various light conditions and shade ant size and distance to nests on 347
tolerancoef 65 distribution
chaos; effect of immigration on the dynamics of an patterns of insect herbivores in relation to
insect population 259 strengthening tree defenses 73
climate—vegetation classification; study of changes in saplings of canopy dominants in warm-temperate
life zone distribution in north-east China by 355 forest 55
394 Subject Index
Distylium racemosum, distribution, shoot growth and Fritillaria camtschatcensis, the role of sexual and clonal
sapling architecture of 55 reproduction in maintaining populations of 27
Drosophilidae; spore dispersal of Dictyophora fungi by fungi; spore dispersal of by flies
flies
drought; distribution and turnover of a Tnpteroides G
bambusa metapopulation among bamboo groves,
geological substrate; soil nitrogen mineralization rates
effect of 291
on Mount Kinabalu, Borneo, effect of elevations
dynamics
and 301
large-scale, impact of flowering in some central grassland; spatial pattern changes in aboveground
Victorian eucalypt forests on bird commu-
plant biomass in a grazing 313
nity 125
grazing; spatial pattern changes in aboveground plant
population; identification and conservation mea-
biomass in a pasture 313
sures to protect the endangered Japanese plant
growth curves; effect of potential photosynthetically
species Aster kantoensis 141
active radiation on shoot extension in juveniles of
the main tree species in a Japanese temperate for-
E
est 171
Elaeocarpus sylvestris vs. ellipticus Hara; oxygen isotope growth; of Castanopsis sieboldii and Castanopsis cuspidata
ratios between soil water and stem water of 1 under various light conditions 65
endangered species; identification and conservation Grus japonensis, satellite tracking of the migration
measures to protect the Japanese plant species Asver or 2715
kantoensis 141
Eucalyptus, impact of flowering on bird dynamics in H
some central Victorian forests 125
habitat
Euphorbia characias, influence of ant size and distance
diversity; and colonization of an artificial
to nests on seed dispersal curve 347
stream 83
evaporation
foraging; of the narcissus flycatcher in relation to
oxygen isotope ratios between tree soil water and
insect herbivore response to tree defenses 73
stem water 1
modification; contribution of woody debris in small
rate and study of changes in life zone distribution in
streams in secondary deciduous forest in
north-east China by climate—vegetation classifi-
northern Japan of trout 335
cation 355
utilization; of Sasa nipponica by sika deer on Mt
Ohdaigahara, Japan, characteristics of 193
F
hermit crab; mate choice by males: Do males assess
Ficedula nardissina; foraging habitat of in relation to ripeness and/or fecundity of females? 151
insect herbivore response to tree defenses 73 hydrogen; production in a_ termite-symbiont sys-
fish; colonization of an artificial stream by 83 tem 241
flower longevity; and plasticity in Corndalis ambi-
I
gua 211
flowering; bird community dynamics in some central ibis crested; current state and future of the crested ibis:
Victorian eucalypt forests, impact of 125
A case study by population analysis 323
forage; characteristics of Sasa nipponica as a resource insect herbivores; response to strengthening tree de-
for sika deer on Mt Ohdaigahara, Japan 193 fenses and impact on bird foraging habitat 73
foraging performance; costs and benefits for water invertebrates; in soil and their effect on litter de-
strider (Aquarius paludum) females of carrying, composition in beech forest 41
guarding, reproductive males 263
Isoptera; use of carbon and nitrogen isotope ratios for
forest research in 3
beech; litter decomposition in and effects of the
train millipede outbreak on 41 L
boreal, the contribution of micro-organisms to the
carbon cycle in soil of 17 life
history of Fritillaria camtschatcensis and the role of
temperate coniferous, ski slope vegetation in
sexual and clonal reproduction in maintaining
Washington State and comparison with other
populations of 27
temperate zones 97
Subject Index 95
zone; changes in north-east China by climate—- mycophagy; and spore dispersal of Dictyophora fungi by
vegetation classification, distribution of 355 flies
light conditions; growth of Castanopsis sieboldii and
Castanopsis cuspidata under various 65 N
lignin
narcissus flycatcher; foraging habitat of in relation to
litter decomposition processes in a temperate forest insect herbivore response to tree defenses 73
ecosystem: change of organic matter in oak
nest; seed dispersal curve of a Mediterranean myrme-
(Ouercus liaotungensis ‘Koidz.) twigs, studies
chore: Influence of ant size and distance to 347
of 163 Nipponia nippon; current state and future of the crested
nutrient dynamics and lignocellulose degradation in
ibis: A case study by population analysis 323
decomposing Ovwercus serrata \eaf litter 199 nuptial gift; multiple mating and lifetime reproductive
litter decomposition; processes in a temperate output in female dobsonflies that receive a 283
forest ecosystem: change of organic matter in
nutrient dynamics; and lignocellulose degradation in
oak (Quercus liaotungensis WKoidz.) twigs, studies decomposing Ouxercus serrata leaf litter 199
of 163
O
M
oxygen isotope ratios; between tree soil water and
Machilus thunbergit, distribution, shoot growth and stem water 1
sapling architecture of 55
mate P
guarding; costs and benefits for water strider Pagurus filhol; mate choice by males of the hermit crab:
(Aquarius paludum) females of carrying, guarding, Do males assess ripeness and/or fecundity of fe-
reproductive males 263 males? 151
incomplete assessment by the male hermit crab Parafontaria laminata armigera; effect of outbreak on
Pagurus filboli: Do they assess ripeness and/or litter decomposition in beech forest 41
fecundity of females? 151 Phallaceae; spore dispersal of Dictyophora fungi by
mating
flies
lifetime reproductive output in female dobsonflies photosynthetically active radiation; shoot extension in
that receive nuptial gifts in multiple 283
juveniles of the main tree species in a Japanese
mate assessment by the male hermit crab Pagurus temperate forest effects of potential 171
filboli: Do they assess ripeness and/or fecundity
Picea abies; patterns and mechanisms of transpiration
of females? 151 in 105
Megaloptera; multiple mating and lifetime reproductive Picea mariana, forest soil and the contribution of
output in female dobsonflies that receive nuptial micro-organisms to the carbon cycle in 17
gifts 283
Pinus densiflora, growth analysis of the self-thinning
methane; and hydrogen production in a_termite-
stands of 183
symbiont system 241 plasticity; and flower longevity in Condals ambi-
micro-organisms; in black spruce forest soil and their gua 211
contribution to the carbon cycle 17 pollination; effect of rate on plasticity and flower
migration; red-crowned crane Grus japonensis, satellite longevity of Corydalis ambigna 2\\1
trackinogf 273 population
millipede train; effect of outbreak on litter decom- dynamics; effects of arrival order and seed size on
position in beech forest 41 germination of grassland plants 229
mineralization; soil nitrogen rates in a matrix of ele- effect of immigration on a chaotic insect 259
vations and geological substrates on Mount Kina- viability; current state and future of the crested ibis
balu rainforest, Borneo 301 (Nipponia nippon): A case study by population
moisture gradient; ski slope vegetation in Washington analysis 323
State and comparison with vegetation in temperate viscous; role of male dispersal in the evolution of
coniferous forest zones 97 female altruistic behavior in 367
mosquito; distribution and turnover of a /npteroides protein content; characteristics of Sasa nipponica as a
bambusa metapopulation among bamboo forage resource for sika deer on Mt Ohdaigahara,
groves 291 Japan 193
396 Subject Index
Q self-thinning; effects of stand density in stands of /-
nus densiflora 183
Quercus, nutrient dynamics and lignocellulose deg-
shade tolerance
radation in decomposing QOvwercus serrata \eaf lit-
of Castanopsis sieboldii and Castanopsis cuspidata 65
ter 199
effect of potential photosynthetically active
Quercus acuta; distribution, shoot growth and sapling
radiation on shoot extension in juveniles of
architecture of 55
the main tree species in a Japanese temperate
Quercus laotungensis; litter decomposition processes in a
forest 171
temperate forest ecosystem: change of organic
shoot growth; of saplings of canopy dominants in
matter in oak twigs, studies of 163
warm-temperate forest 55
Quercus saliciana; distribution, shoot growth and sapling
snow cover; physiological tolerance of Camellia rusti-
architecture of 55
cana \eaves to heavy snowfall environments: the
effect of prolonged cover on evergreen leaves 117
R
soil
rainforest, tropical; soil nitrogen mineralization rates invertebrates; their effect on litter decomposition in
in a matrix of elevations and geological substrates beech forest 41
on Mount Kinabalu, Borneo 301 water; oxygen isotope ratio of 1
rainforest; warm-temperate, shoot growth and tree spatial autocorrelation; aboveground plant biomass in
architecture of saplings of canopy dominants a grazing pasture, changes in 313
in 55 spatial heterogeneity; aboveground plant biomass in a
redox potential; soil nitrogen rates in a matrix of grazing pasture, changes in 313
elevations and geological substrates on Mount Ki- species diversity; of an artificial stream 83
nabalu rainforest, Borneo effect of 301 spore dispersal; of Dictyophora fungi by flies
reproduction; sexual and clonal, the role of in main- spruce, black; forest soil and the contribution of
taining /ritillaria camtschatcensis populations 27 micro-organisms to the carbon cycle in 17
reproductive success; multiple mating and lifetime stand density; growth analysis of the self-thinning
reproductive output in female dobsonflies that re- stands of Pinus densiflora 183
ceive nuptial gifts 283 stem water; oxygen isotope ratio of 1
respiration stomata; physiological tolerance of Camellia rusticana
dark; role of physiological tolerance of Camellia leaves to heavy snowfall environments: The effect
rusticana \eaves to heavy snowfall environments of prolonged snow cover on evergreen leaves 117
in: 417 stream; colonization of by fishes and aquatic macro-
soil; and the contribution of micro-organisms to invertebrates 83
the carbon cycle in black spruce forest soil 17 succession; and colonization of an artificial stream by
riparian forest; contribution of woody debris to trout fishes and aquatic macro-invertebrates 83
habitat modification in 335 symbiosis; methane and hydrogen production in a
root architecture; allometry and root/shoot ratio in termite system 241
understory saplings of deciduous dicotyledonous
T
trees in central Japan 217
temperate forest
S
effect of potential photosynthetically active radia-
sap flow; mechanism and patterns in a large subalpine tion on shoot extension in juveniles of the main
spruce (Picea abies (L.) Karst.) in = 105 tree species in 171
saplings; of canopy dominants and shoot growth and litter decomposition processes: change of organic
tree architecture of 55 matter in oak (Qnercus liaotungensis ‘Koidz.)
Sasa nipponica; as a summer forage resource for sika deer twigs 163
on Mt Ohdaigahara, Japan, characteristics of 193 termite
satellite tracking; migration of the red-crowned crane methane and hydrogen production in a symbiont
Grus japonensis use of .273 system 241
seedling establishment; effects of arrival order and use of carbon and nitrogen isotope ratios for re-
seed size on germination of grassland plants 229 seatch in 377
selection; role of male dispersal in the evolution of transpiration
female altruistic behavior in viscous popula- mechanism and patterns in a large subalpine spruce
tions 367 (Picea abies (L.) Karst.) in 105
Subject Index 397
and oxygen isotope ratios between tree soil water vole; model of role of male dispersal in the evolution
and stem water 1 of female altruistic behavior in viscous populations
tree defense; response of herbivorous insects to in based on 367
relation to narcissus flycatcher foraging habitat 73 VORTEX; current state and future viability of the
Tribolium castaneaum, effect of immigration on a chaotic crested ibis (Nipponia nippon): A case study by
population of 259 population analysis, model of 323
Tnipteroides bambusa, distribution and turnover of a
metapopulation among bamboo groves 291 W
trout; habitat modification and contribution of woody
water strider; Aquarius paludum, costs and benefits for
debris in small streams in secondary deciduous
females of carrying, guarding, reproductive
forest in northern Japan 335
males 263
water uptake; and oxygen isotope ratios between tree
V
soil water and stem water 1
vegetation woody debris; contribution to modification of trout
ski slope, in Washington State and comparison with habitat in small streams in secondary deciduous
vegetation in temperate coniferous forest forest in northern Japan 33a 5
zones 97
zone; study of changes in life zone distribution in
north-east China by climate—vegetation classifi-
cation 355