Oecologia 2001: Vol 129 Table of Contents

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CONTENTS OF VOLUME 129 - 2001
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Contents
Abbadie L — Leriche H Bridges CM — Boone MD water potential does not United States measured by
Aerts R > Cornelissen JHC Brody AK = Irwin RE necessarily equilibrate with radiocarbon 420
Albon SD > Baldi R Brown BJ, Mitchell RJ: soil water potential under Gignoux J > Leriche H
Andersson G — Selas V Competition for pollination: well-watered conditions Gordon IJ — Pérez-Barberia FJ
Anstett M-C — Di Giusto B effects of pollen of an invasive 328 Gosler AG — Walther BA
Anten NPR, Hirose T: plant on seed set of a native Dounias E > Di Giusto B Gotelli NJ, Entsminger GL:
Limitations on photosynthesis congener 43 Duncan FD, Dickman CR: Swap and fill algorithms in
of competing individuals in Bruelheide H > Scheidel U Respiratory patterns and null model analysis: rethinking
stands and the consequences metabolism in tenebrionid the knight’s tour 281
for canopy structure 186, 636 Cahan SH: Ecological variation and carabid beetles from the Gower ST —> Bisbee KE
Arriero E > MorenoJ across a transition in colony- Simpson Desert, Australia Grosholz E: Small spatial-scale
Axén AH => Fraser AM founding behavior in the ant 509 differentiation among
Messor pergandei 629 populations of an introduced
Bacher S —> Friedli J Cerabolini B > Cornelissen Elston DA > Baldi R colonial invertebrate 58
Baird DJ > Barata C JHC Engel V, Fischer MK, Wiickers Gurung TB => Yoshida T
Baldi R, Albon SD, Elston DA: Clauss M, Lechner-Doll M: FL, Volkl W: Interactions Gylén E-R > Sulkava P
Guanacos and sheep: evidence Differences in selective between extrafloral nectaries,
for continuing competition in reticulo-ruminal particle aphids and ants: are there Harding EK, Stevens E: Using
arid Patagonia 561 retention as a key factor in competition effects between stable isotopes to assess
Barata C, Baird DJ, Soares ruminant diversification 321 plant and homopteran sugar seasonal patterns of avian
AMVM: Phenotypic plasticity Clementz MT, Koch PL: sources? 577 predation across a terrestrial-
in Daphnia magna Straus: Differentiating aquatic English-Loeb G > Roda A marine landscape 436
variable maturation instar as mammal habitat and foraging Entsminger GL —> Gotelli NJ Hartung W > Zotz G
an adaptive response to ecology with stable isotopes Euler F von, Svensson S: Hattenschwiler S, Tree seedling
predation pressure 220 in tooth enamel 461 Taxonomic distinctness and growth in natural deep shade:
Basset Y: Communities of Cole BJ > Billick I species richness as measures functional traits related to
insect herbivores foraging on Collier TR, Hunter MS: Lethal of functional structure in bird interspecific variation in
saplings versus mature trees interference competition in assemblages 304 response to elevated CO, 31
of Pourouma bicolor the whitefly parasitoids Hawkins BA — Tscharntke T
(Cecropiaceae in Panama 253 Eretmocerus eremicus and Farley SD > Jenkins SG Hector A, Joshi J, Lawler SP,
Berke O > Prohl H Encarsia sophia 147 Farquhar GD > Roderick ML Spehn EM, Wilby A:
Bernot RJ, Turner AM: Predator Cook AC — Gaudinski JB Finney BP > Hirons AC Conservation implications of
identity and trait-mediated Cornelissen JHC, Aerts R, Fischer MK —> Engel V the link between biodiversity
indirect effects in a littoral Cerabolini B, Werger MJA, Fitzgerald LA — Dayton GH and ecosystem functioning
food web 139 Heijden MGA van der: Fodrie FJ — Peterson CH 624
Berry SL — Roderick ML Carbon cycling traits of plant Forsman A: Clutch size versus Heijden MGA van der >
Billick I, Wiernasz DC, Cole BJ: species are linked with clutch interval: life history Cornelissen JHC
Recruitment in the harvester mycorrhizal strategy 611 strategies in the colour- Hemborg C, Sanz JJ, Lundberg
ant, Pogonomyrmex Crook DA, Robertson AI, King polymorphic pygmy A: Effects of latitude on
occidentalis: effects of AJ, Humphries P: The grasshopper Tetrix subulata the trade-off between
experimental removal 228 influence of spatial scale and 357 reproduction and moult:
Bisbee KE, Gower ST, Norman habitat arrangement on diel Fraser AM, Axén AH, Pierce a long-term study with pied
JM, Nordheim EV: Environ- patterns of habitat use by two NE: Assessing the quality of flycatcher 206
mental controls on ground lowland river fishes 525 different ant species as Hipfner JM, Gaston AJ, Storey
cover species composition partners of a myrmecophilous AE: Nest-site safety predicts
and productivity in a boreal Dalby-Ball M > Minchinton TE butterfly 452 the relative investment made
black spruce forest 261 Davidson EA > Gaudinski JB Friedli J, Bacher S: Mutualistic in first and replacement eggs
Bleher B, BOhning-Gaese K: Dayton GH, Fitzgerald LA: interaction between a weevil by two long-lived seabirds
Consequences of frugivore Competition, predation, and and a rust fungus, two parasites 234
diversity for seed dispersal, the distributions of four of the weed Cirsium arvense Hirons AC, Schell DM, Finney
seedling establishment and desert anurans 430 571 BP: Temporal records of 6'°C
the spatial pattern of Delégue M-A, Fuhr M, Fritz H — Leriche H and 6"°N in North Pacific
seedlings and trees 385 Schwartz D, Mariotti A, Nasi Fritz RS, Hochwender CG, pinnipeds: inferences regarding
Boersma M, Schoéps C, R: Recent origin of a large Lewkiewicz DA, Bothwell S, environmental change and
McCauley E: Nutritional part of the forest cover in the Orians CM: Seedling herbi- diet 59]
quality of seston for the Gabon coastal area based on vory by slugs in a willow Hirose T > Anten NPR
freshwater herbivore Daphnia stable carbon isotope data 106 hybrid system: developmental Hochwender CG — Fritz RS
galeataxhyalina: biochemical DeLucia EH — Maherali H changes in damage, chemical Hoégberg P — Nordin A
versus mineral limitations Di Giusto B, Anstett M-C, defense, and plant Hogstad O —> Selas V
342 Dounias E, McKey DB: performance 87 Huhta V > Sulkava P
Bohning-Gaese K —> Bleher B Variation in the effectiveness Fuhr M —> Delegue M-A Hulbert IAR, lason GR, Mayes
Boone MD, Bridges CM, of biotic defence: the case of RW: The flexibility of an
Rothermel BB: Growth and an opportunistic ant-plant Gallagher ED — Legendre P intermediate feeder: dietary
development of larval green protection mutualism 367 Gaston AJ — Hipfner JM selection by mountain hares
frogs (Rana clamitans) Dicke M > Roda A Gaudinski JB, Trumbore SE, measured using faecal
exposed to multiple doses of Dickman CR — Duncan FD Davidson EA, Cook AC, n-alkanes 197
an insecticide 518 Dickmann DI > Kosola KR Markewitz D, Richter DD: Humphries P — Crook DA
Bordon S > Strohm E Donovan LA, Linton MJ, Ri- The age of fine-root carbon Hung J-J — Lin H-J
Bothwell S — Fritz RS chards JH: Predawn plant in three forests of the eastern Hunter MS — Collier TR
IV
Iason GR > Hulbert IAR on the early life history of (Coleoptera: Hydrophilidae) plant (Betula pendula) growth
Ibanez I, Schupp EW: Positive Avicennia marina 243 155 and carbon dynamics in a
and negative interactions Mitchell RJ — Brown BJ Richards JH —- Donovan LA microcosm experiment 133
between environmental Miya RK > Silver WL Richardson JS — Rowe L Summerson HC — Peterson CH
conditions affecting Moreno J, Sanz JJ, Merino S, Richter DD > Gaudinski JB Svensson S —> Euler F von
Cercocarpus ledifolius Arriero E: Daily energy Robbins CT > Jenkins SG
seedling survival 543 expenditure and cell-mediated Robertson AI — Crook DA Thomas V —> Zotz G
Illius AW — Pérez-Barberia FJ immunity in pied flycatchers Roda A, Nyrop J, English-Loeb Toit JT du — Woolnough AP
Irwin R E, Brody AK, Waser NM: while feeding nestlings: G, Dicke M: Leaf pubescence Tree seedling growth in natural
The impact of floral larceny interaction with moult 492 and two-spotted spider mite deep shade: functional traits
on individuals, populations, webbing influence phytoseiid related to interspecific varia-
and communities 16] Niasholm T > Nordin A behavior and population tion in response to elevated
Nasi R > Delégue M-A density 551 CO, — Hiattenschwiler S
Jackson DA — Peres-Neto PR Noble IR > Roderick ML Roderick ML, Farquhar GD, Troumbis AY: No observational
Jenkins SG, Partridge ST, Nordheim EV — Bisbee KE Berry SL, Noble IR: On the evidence for diversity-
Stephenson TR, Farley SD, Nordin A, Hégberg P, Nasholm direct effect of clouds and enhancing productivity in
Robbins CT: Nitrogen and T: Soil nitrogen form and atmospheric particles on the Mediterranean shrublands?
carbon isotope fractionation plant nitrogen uptake along a productivity and structure of 622
between mothers, neonates, boreal forest productivity vegetation 21 Trumbore SE > Gaudinski JB
and nursing offspring 336 gradient 125 Rothermel BB — Boone MD Tscharntke T, Vidal S, Hawkins
Joshi J — Hector A Norman JM — Bisbee KE Rowe L, Richardson JS: BA: Parasitoids of grass-
Nyrop J — Roda A Community responses to feeding chalcid wasps:
Kagami M — Yoshida T experimental food depletion: a comparison of German and
King AJ — Crook DA Orians CM — Fritz RS resource tracking by stream British communities 445
Koch PL — Clementz MT invertebrates 473 Turner AM — Bernot RJ
Kosola KR, Dickmann DI, Paul Parry D > Kosola KR Tuzet A — Leriche H
EA, Parry D: Repeated insect Partridge ST > Jenkins SG Sanz JJ — Hemborg C
defoliation effects on growth, Paul EA — Kosola KR Sanz JJ > Moreno J Urabe J — Yoshida T
nitrogen acquisition, Peres-Neto PR, Jackson DA: Saunders MR — Puettmann KJ
carbohydrates, and root How well do multivariate Scheidel U, Bruelheide H: Vidal S > Tscharntke T
demography of poplars 65 data sets match? The Altitudinal differences in Vélkl W > Engel V
Kuo F > Lin H-J advantages of a Procrustean herbivory on montane
superimposition approach Compositae species 75 Wickers FL > Engel V
Laakso J — Sulkava P over the Mantel test 169 Schell DM = Hirons AC Walther BA, Gosler AG: The
Laurien-Kehnen C —> Strohm E Pérez-Barberia FJ, Gordon IJ, Schmalhofer VR: Tritrophic effects of food availability and
Lawler SP > Hector A Illius AW: Phylogenetic interactions in a pollination distance to protective cover on
Lechner-Doll M > Clauss M analysis of stomach adaptation system: impacts of species the winter foraging behaviour
Legendre P, Gallagher ED: in digestive strategies in composition and size of flower of tits (Aves: Parus) 312
Ecologically meaningful African ruminants 498 patches on the hunting Wardle DA: No observational
transformations for ordination Pérez-Soba M — Poorter H success of a flower-dwelling evidence for diversity
of species data 27] Peterson CH, Fodrie FJ, spider 292 enhancing productivity in
Leriche H, LeRoux X, Gignoux Summerson HC, Powers SP: Schéps C — Boersma M Mediterranean shrublands 620
J, Tuzet A, Fritz H, Abbadie L, Site-specific and density- Schupp EW = Ibajfiez I Waser NM = Irwin R E
Loreau M: Which functional dependent extinction of prey Schwartz D > Delegue M-A Werger MJA — Cornelissen JHC
processes control the short- by schooling rays: generation Selas V, Hogstad O, Andersson Wiernasz DC — Billick I
term effect of grazing on net of a population sink in top- G, Proschwitz T von: Popula- Wilby A — Hector A
primary production in grass- quality habitat for bay scallops tion cycles of autumnal moth, Woolnough AP, Toit JT du:
lands? 114 349 Epirrita autumnata, in relation Vertical zonation of browse
LeRoux X —> Leriche H Pierce NE > Fraser AM to birch mast seeding 213 quality in tree canopies
Lewkiewicz DA — Fritz RS Poorter H, Pérez-Soba M: The Shao K-T > Lin H-J exposed to a size-structured
Lin H-J, Hung J-J, Shao K-T, growth response of plants to Silver WL, Miya RK: Global guild of African browsing
Kuo F: Trophic functioning elevated CO, under non- patterns in root decomposition: ungulates 585
and nutrient flux in a highly optimal environmental comparisons of climate and
productive tropical lagoon conditions | litter quality effects 407 Yoshida T, Gurung TB, Kagami
395 Powers SP — Peterson CH Singer MS, Stireman III JO: How M, Urabe J: Contrasting effects
Linton MJ > Donovan LA Prohl H, Berke O: Spatial foraging tactics determine of a cladoceran (Daphnia
Loreau M — Leriche H distributions of male and host-plant use by a galeata) and a calanoid
Lundberg A — Hemborg C female strawberry poison frogs polyphagous caterpillar 98 copepod (Eodiaptomus
and their relation to female Soares AMVM - Barata C japonicus) on algal and micro-
Maherali H, DeLucia EH: reproductive resources 534 Spehn EM => Hector A bial plankton in a Japanese
Influence of climate-driven Proschwitz T von > Selas V Stephenson TR > Jenkins SG lake, Lake Biwa 602
shifts in biomass allocation Puettmann KJ, Saunders MR: Stevens E > Harding EK
on water transport and storage Patterns of growth compen- Stireman III JO — Singer MS Zotz G, Thomas V, Hartung W:
in ponderosa pine 481 sation in eastern white pine Storey AE > Hipfner JM Ecophysiological consequences
Mariotti A > Delégue M-A (Pinus strobus L.): the Strohm E, Laurien-Kehnen C, of differences in plant size:
Markewitz D > Gaudinski JB influence of herbivory Bordon S: Escape from para- abscisic acid relationships in
Mayes RW —> Hulbert IAR intensity and competitive sitism: spatial and temporal the epiphytic orchid
McCauley E > Boersma M environments 376 strategies of a sphecid wasp Dimerandra emarginata 179
McKey DB — Di Giusto B against a specialised cuckoo
Merino S > Moreno J Resetarits WJJr: Colonization wasp 50
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