Journal of Ecology 1999: Vol 87 Index

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Journal of Index
Ecology
1999, 87,
STANDARD PAPERS Connolly, J. see Wayne, P.M.
1082-1086
Contreras, O. see Lusk, C.H.
Aberg, P. see Pavia, H.
Corbit, M., Marks, P.L. & Gardescu, S. Hedgerows as
Agyeman, V.K., Swaine, M.D. & Thompson, J.
habitat corridors for forest herbs in central New York,
Responses of tropical forest tree seedlings to irradi-
USA, 220
ance and the derivation of a light response index, 815
Crawley, M.J. see Edwards, G.R.
Alexander, H.M. see Holah, J.C.
Crawley, M.J. see Turnbull, L.A.
Allen, G.A. see Antos, J.A.
Cresswell, J.E. The influence of nectar and pollen
Ammann, B. see Tinner, W.
availability on pollen transfer by individual flowers
Amos, L. see Hartley, S.E.
of oil-seed rape (Brassica napus) when pollinated by
Anten, N.P.R. & Hirose, T. Interspecific differences in
bumblebees (Bombus lapidarius), 670
above-ground growth patterns result in spatial and
temporal partitioning of light among species in a
Dale, M.R.T. see Little, L.R.
tall-grass meadow, 583
Deckers, J. see Bossuyt, B.
Antos, J.A. & Allen, G.A. Patterns of reproductive
Derner, J.D. & Briske, D.D. Intraclonal regulation in a
effort in male and female shrubs of Oemleria cerasi
perennial, caespitose grass: a field evaluation of
formis: a 6-year study, 77
above- and below-ground resource availability, 737
Augspurger, C.K. see Robertson, K.M.
D’Hertefeldt, T. & Jonsdottir, I.S. Extensive physio-
logical integration in intact clonal systems of Carex
Backes, K. see Gansert, D. arenaria, 258
Bakker, J.P. see Van Wijnen, H.J. During, H.J. see Pechackova, S.
Band, S.R. see Thompson, K.
Barrett, S.C.H., Case, A.L. & Peters, G.B. Gender Edwards, G.R. & Crawley, M.J. Herbivores, seed
modification and resource allocation in subdioecious banks and seedling recruitment in mesic grassland,
Wurmbea dioica (Colchicaceae), 123 423
Barrett, S.C.H. see Larson, B.M.H. Eguiarte, L.E. see Golubov, J.
Bazzaz, F.A. see Wayne, P.M. Einsmann, J.C., Jones, R.H., Pu, M. & Mitchell, R.J.
Bergman, I. see Hornberg, G. Nutrient foraging traits in 10 co-occurring plant spe-
Bockelmann, A.C. & Neuhaus, R. Competitive exclu- cies of contrasting life forms, 609
sion of Elymus athericus from a high-stress habitat in Ericson, L., Burdon, J.J. & Miiller, W.J. Spatial and
a European salt marsh, 503 temporal dynamics of epidemics of the rust fungus
Bossuyt, B., Hermy, M. & Deckers, J. Migration of Uromyces valerianae on populations of its host,
herbaceous plant species cross ancient—recent forest Valeriana, 649
ecotones in central Belgium, 628 Escudero, A., Somolinos, R.C., Olano, J.M. & Rubio,
Briske, D.D. see Derner, J.D. A. Factors controlling the establishment of Helianthe-
Brown, C.L. & Whelan, R.J. Seasonal occurrence of mum squamatum, an endemic gypsophile of semi-arid
fire and availability of germinable seeds in Hakea Spain, 290
sericea and Petrophile sessilis, 932
Brubaker, L.B. see Gavin, D.G. Fair, J., Lauenroth, W.K. & Coffin, D.P. Demography
Bruelheide, H. & Scheidel, U. Slug herbivory as a
of Bouteloua gracilis in a mixed prairie: analysis of
limiting factor for the geographical range of Arnica genets and individuals, 233
montana, 839 Falinska, K. Seed bank dynamics in abandoned mea-
Bruelheide, H. see Scheidel, U.
dows during a 20-year period in the Bialowieza
Burdon, J.J. see Ericson, L.
National Park, 461
Farhoush, C. see Lamers, L.P.M.
Carnelli, A.L. see Wayne, P.M. Farley, R.A. & Fitter, A.H. Temporal and spatial vari-
Carrington, M.E. & Keeley, J.E. Comparison of post- ation in soil resources in a deciduous woodland, 688
fire seedling establishment between scrub commu- Farley, R.A. & Fitter, A.H. The responses of seven
nities in mediterranean and _ non-mediterranean co-occurring woodland herbaceous perennials to
climate ecosystems, 1025 localized nutrient-rich patches, 849
Carson, W.P. see Stevens, M.H.H. Fitter, A.H. see Farley, R.A.
Case, A.L. see Barrett, S.C.H. Foster, B.L. Establishment, competition, and the distri-
Coffin, D.P. see Fair, J. bution of native grasses among Michigan old-fields, 476
Cole, R.G. & Syms, C. Using spatial pattern analysis to Franco, M. see Goluboy, J.
distinguish causes of mortality: an example from kelp Fraser, L.H. & Grime, J.P. Interacting effects of her-
© 1999 British in north-eastern New Zealand, 963 bivory and fertility on a synthesized plant community,
Ecological Society Conedera, M. see Tinner, W. 514
Journal of Index
Ecology
1999, 87,
STANDARD PAPERS Connolly, J. see Wayne, P.M.
1082-1086
Contreras, O. see Lusk, C.H.
Aberg, P. see Pavia, H.
Corbit, M., Marks, P.L. & Gardescu, S. Hedgerows as
Agyeman, V.K., Swaine, M.D. & Thompson, J.
habitat corridors for forest herbs in central New York,
Responses of tropical forest tree seedlings to irradi-
USA, 220
ance and the derivation of a light response index, 815
Crawley, M.J. see Edwards, G.R.
Alexander, H.M. see Holah, J.C.
Crawley, M.J. see Turnbull, L.A.
Allen, G.A. see Antos, J.A.
Cresswell, J.E. The influence of nectar and pollen
Ammann, B. see Tinner, W.
availability on pollen transfer by individual flowers
Amos, L. see Hartley, S.E.
of oil-seed rape (Brassica napus) when pollinated by
Anten, N.P.R. & Hirose, T. Interspecific differences in
bumblebees (Bombus lapidarius), 670
above-ground growth patterns result in spatial and
temporal partitioning of light among species in a
Dale, M.R.T. see Little, L.R.
tall-grass meadow, 583
Deckers, J. see Bossuyt, B.
Antos, J.A. & Allen, G.A. Patterns of reproductive
Derner, J.D. & Briske, D.D. Intraclonal regulation in a
effort in male and female shrubs of Oemleria cerasi
perennial, caespitose grass: a field evaluation of
formis: a 6-year study, 77
above- and below-ground resource availability, 737
Augspurger, C.K. see Robertson, K.M.
D’Hertefeldt, T. & Jonsdottir, I.S. Extensive physio-
logical integration in intact clonal systems of Carex
Backes, K. see Gansert, D. arenaria, 258
Bakker, J.P. see Van Wijnen, H.J. During, H.J. see Pechackova, S.
Band, S.R. see Thompson, K.
Barrett, S.C.H., Case, A.L. & Peters, G.B. Gender Edwards, G.R. & Crawley, M.J. Herbivores, seed
modification and resource allocation in subdioecious banks and seedling recruitment in mesic grassland,
Wurmbea dioica (Colchicaceae), 123 423
Barrett, S.C.H. see Larson, B.M.H. Eguiarte, L.E. see Golubov, J.
Bazzaz, F.A. see Wayne, P.M. Einsmann, J.C., Jones, R.H., Pu, M. & Mitchell, R.J.
Bergman, I. see Hornberg, G. Nutrient foraging traits in 10 co-occurring plant spe-
Bockelmann, A.C. & Neuhaus, R. Competitive exclu- cies of contrasting life forms, 609
sion of Elymus athericus from a high-stress habitat in Ericson, L., Burdon, J.J. & Miiller, W.J. Spatial and
a European salt marsh, 503 temporal dynamics of epidemics of the rust fungus
Bossuyt, B., Hermy, M. & Deckers, J. Migration of Uromyces valerianae on populations of its host,
herbaceous plant species cross ancient—recent forest Valeriana, 649
ecotones in central Belgium, 628 Escudero, A., Somolinos, R.C., Olano, J.M. & Rubio,
Briske, D.D. see Derner, J.D. A. Factors controlling the establishment of Helianthe-
Brown, C.L. & Whelan, R.J. Seasonal occurrence of mum squamatum, an endemic gypsophile of semi-arid
fire and availability of germinable seeds in Hakea Spain, 290
sericea and Petrophile sessilis, 932
Brubaker, L.B. see Gavin, D.G. Fair, J., Lauenroth, W.K. & Coffin, D.P. Demography
Bruelheide, H. & Scheidel, U. Slug herbivory as a
of Bouteloua gracilis in a mixed prairie: analysis of
limiting factor for the geographical range of Arnica genets and individuals, 233
montana, 839 Falinska, K. Seed bank dynamics in abandoned mea-
Bruelheide, H. see Scheidel, U.
dows during a 20-year period in the Bialowieza
Burdon, J.J. see Ericson, L.
National Park, 461
Farhoush, C. see Lamers, L.P.M.
Carnelli, A.L. see Wayne, P.M. Farley, R.A. & Fitter, A.H. Temporal and spatial vari-
Carrington, M.E. & Keeley, J.E. Comparison of post- ation in soil resources in a deciduous woodland, 688
fire seedling establishment between scrub commu- Farley, R.A. & Fitter, A.H. The responses of seven
nities in mediterranean and _ non-mediterranean co-occurring woodland herbaceous perennials to
climate ecosystems, 1025 localized nutrient-rich patches, 849
Carson, W.P. see Stevens, M.H.H. Fitter, A.H. see Farley, R.A.
Case, A.L. see Barrett, S.C.H. Foster, B.L. Establishment, competition, and the distri-
Coffin, D.P. see Fair, J. bution of native grasses among Michigan old-fields, 476
Cole, R.G. & Syms, C. Using spatial pattern analysis to Franco, M. see Goluboy, J.
distinguish causes of mortality: an example from kelp Fraser, L.H. & Grime, J.P. Interacting effects of her-
© 1999 British in north-eastern New Zealand, 963 bivory and fertility on a synthesized plant community,
Ecological Society Conedera, M. see Tinner, W. 514
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