New Phytologist 2001: Vol 149 Table of Contents

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Volume 149 2001
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Contents
Volumn 149 Number 1 January 2001 Phosphate transport by communities of arbuscular
mycorrhizal fungi in intact soil cores
1. Jakobsen, C. Gazey & L. K. Abbott
Quantitative development of Paris-type arbuscular
CONTENTS
mycorrhizas formed between Asphodelus fistulosus and
Glomus coronatum
Forum T. R. Cavagnaro, F. A. Smith, M. EF Lorimer, K. A. Haskard,
S. M. Ayling & S. E. Smith
Editorial
Change for good reason
Angiosperm Gymnostoma trees produce root nodules
Commentary colonized by arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi related to
What's new about cadmium hyperaccumulation? Glomus
E. Duhoux, G. Rinaudo, H. G. Diem, F Auguy,
Letters
D. Fernandez, D. Bogusz, C. Franche, Y. Dommergues &
Could the urea cycle be translocating nitrogen in the
B. Huguenin
arbuscular mycorrhizal symbiosis?
Immunolocalization of hydrophobin HYDPt-1
Opinion from the ectomycorrhizal basidiomycete
Depolarizing the GM debate Pisolithus tinctorius during colonization of
Eucalyptus globulus roots
Meetings
T. Tagu, R. De Bellis, R. Balestrini, O. M. H. De Vries,
Plant physiological ecology: linking the organism to scales
G. Piccoli, V. Stocchi, P Bonfante & F Martin
above and below
Can '*C-labeled photosynthetic products move
Books between Pinus densiflora seedlings linked by ectomycorrhizal
Molecular biology of the Rhizobiaceae * Science and the mycelia?
visual arts * Mycorrhizae research B. Wu, K. Nara & T. Hogetsu
Instructions to Authors
Review
Tansley review no. 21
Scaling ozone effects from seedlings to forest trees Volumn 149 Number 2 February 2001
L. J. Samuelson & J. M. Kelly
Research CONTENTS
The algal polysaccharide carrageenans can act as an elicitor
of plant defence Forum
L. Mercier, C. Lafitte, G. Borderies, X. Briand,
Editorial
M. T. Esquerre-Tugaye & J. Fournier
Welcome to new editors
Physiological evidence for a high-affinity cadmium
transporter highly expressed in a Thlaspi caerulescens ecotype Commentary
E. Lombi, F J. Zhao, S. P McGrath, S. D. Young Increasing atmospheric CO, and stomata * Nitrogen and
& G. A. Sacchi. ectomycorrhizal fungal communities: what we know, what
¢ Commentary p. 2 we need to know
Analysis
Ecotypic variation in selenium accumulation among
Adding pieces to fungal mosaics
populations of Stanleya pinnata
L. Jm. Feist & D. R. Parker Books
Ontogeny modifies the effect of water stress on stomatal Early germination events — a personal perspective
control, leaf area duration and biomass partitioning of ¢ Plant—microbe molecular communication
Pennisetum glaucum ¢ Endangered plants in Iran
T. Winkel, W. Payne & J.-F. Renno
Production of extracellular matrices during development Review
of infection structures by the downy mildew Peronospora
Tansley review no. 22
parasitica
The apoplast and its significance for plant mineral nutrition
R. Carzaniga, P Bowyer & R. J. O'Connell
B. Sattelmacher
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Research 349 Rutin, the phenolglycoside from eucalyptus root
exudates, stimulates Pisolithus hyphal growth at picomolar
Altered patterns of tubulin polymerization in dividing
concentrations
leaf cells of Chlorophyton comosum after a hyperosmotic
H. Lagrange, C. Jay-Allgmand & F.L apeyrie
treatment
G. Komis, P. Apostolakos & B. Galatis
Periplasmic cuticular calcium oxalate crystal deposition in
Volumn 149 Number 3 March 2001
Dracaena sanderiana
S. V. Pennisi, D. B. McConnell, L. B. Gower, M. E. Kane
& T. Lucansky
Structure and composition oft he thick wall in hair root CONTENTS
epidermal cells of Woollsia pungens
C. L. Briggs & A. E. Ashford
Forum
Stable isotope analysis reveals differential effects of soil
nitrogen and nitrogen dioxide on the water use efficiency Commentary
in hybrid poplar leaves What do root pathogens see in mycorrhizas?
R. T. W. Siegwolf, R. Matyssek, M. Saurer,
Meetings
S. Maurer, M. S. Giinhardt-Goerg, P Schmutz
Aardvark to Zyzyxia — functional groups across kingdoms
& J. B. Bucher
Stomatal conductance of forest species after long-term Books
exposure to elevated CO, concentration: a synthesis A timely celebration of trees * Induced plant
B. E. Medlyn, C. V. M. Barton, M. S. ]. Broadmeadow, resistance * Species concepts — the continuing debate
R. Ceulmans, P De Angelis, M. Forestreuter, M. Freeman,
S. B. Jackson, S. Kellomiki, E. Laitat, A. Rey, P Roberntz, Review
B. D. Sigurdsson, J. Strassemayer, K. Wang, P S. Curtis
Tansley review no. 123
& PG. Jarvis
Tree and forest functioning in response to global warming
¢ Commentary p. 154
H. Saxe, M. G. R. Cannell, 0. Johnsen, M. G. Ryan &
Elevated CO, increases biomass and tuber yield in potato G. Vourlitis
even at high ozone concentrations
A. Donnelly, J. Craigon, C. R. Black, J. J. Colls Research
& G. Landon Elicitor induced defence responses in Medicago sativa
Ash content might predict carbon isotope discrimination M. Tang & C. J. Smith
and grain yield in durum wheat Night-time respiration rate and leaf carbohydrate
O. Merah, E. Deléens, I. Souyris & P.M onneveux concentrations are not coupled in two alpine perennial
Neither mycorrhizal inoculation nor atmospheric CO, species
concentrations has strong effects on pea root production C. L. McCutchan & R. K. Monson
and root loss Photosynthesis might be limited by light, not inorganic
M. E. Gavito, P. S. Curtis & I.J akobsen carbon availability, in three intertidal Gelidiales species
Photosynthesis in a sub-Antarctic shore-zone lichen J. M. Mercado, F. Xavier Niell & M. C. Gil-Rodriguez
V. R. Smith & N. ]. M. Gremmen Light and salinity affect growth of the salt marsh plant
Polyamine metabolism is upregulated in response to tobacco Aster laurentianus
mosaic virus in hypersensitive, but not susceptible, tobacco C. E. Reynolds, G. Houle & C. Marquis
E Marini, L. Betti, S. Scaramagli, S. Biondi Short photoperiods induce fructan accumulation and
& P Torrigiani tuberous root development in Dahlia seedlings
G. Legnani & W. B. Miller
Nitrogen addition in a Norway spruce stand altered
macromycete sporocarp production and below-ground Nutrients and pH regulate algicide accumulation in cultures
ectomycorrhizal species composition of the cyanobacterium Oscillatoria laetevirens
M. Peter, F Ayer & S. Egli S. Ray & S. N. Bagchi
* Commentary p. 156
Impacts of increased nitrogen supply on high Arctic heath:
the importance of bryophytes and phosphorus availability
Interdependence of phosphorus, nitrogen, potassium
C. Gordon, J]. M. Wynn & S.J. Woodin
and magnesium translocation by the ectomycorrhizal fungus
Linking wood density with tree growth and environment:
Paxillus involutus
a theoretical analysis based on the motion of water
G. Jentschke, B. Brandes, A. ]. Kuhn, W. H. Schrider
M. L. Roderick & S. L. Berry
& D. L. Godbold
Interactions between pea root-inhabiting fungi examined
Polymorphism of simple sequence repeats reveals gene
using signature fatty acids
flow within and between ectomycorrhizal Suillus grevillei
J. Larsen & L. Bodker
populations
¢ Commentary p. 357
Z. Zhou, M. Miwa & T. Hogetsu
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Symbiotic specificity of tropical tree rhizobia for host Nuclear ribosomal sequence analysis of Oidiodendron:
legumes towards a redefinition of ecologically relevent species
A. Bala & K. E. Giller I. Lacourt, M. Girlander, S. Perotto, M. Del Pero,
Influence of elevated CO, concentration on disease D. Zuccon & A. M. Luppi
development in tomato Genetic variability of Pisolithus isolates associated with
N.-S. Jwa & L. L. Walling native hosts and exotic eucalyptus in the western
Trehalose induces resistance to powdery mildew in wheat Mediterranean region
Ph. Reignault, A. Cogan, ]. Muchembled, A. Lounes-Hadj J. Diez, B. Anta, J. L. Manjén & M. Honrubia
Sahraoui, R. Durand & M. Sancholle Genetic diversity of fungi closely associated with
Water stress and Sphaeropsis sapinea as a latent pathogen of common reed
red pine seedlings S. G. R. Wirsel, W. Leibinger, M. Ernst & K.M endgen
G. R. Stanosz, J. T. Blodgett, D. R. Smith & E. L. Kruger Corrigendum
Inter- and intra-isolate rRNA large subunit variation in
Glomus coronatum spores Author index
J. B Clapp, A. Rodriguez & J. C. Dodd Keyword index
Differentiation of polyphosphate metabolism between the
extra- and intraradical hyphae of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi
T. Ezawa, S. E. Smith & FE Andrew Smith
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