Volume 19, Issue 4

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August 2010

Special Issue: Towards quantitative palynology: using pollen accumulation rates and models of pollen dispersal / Editors: Thomas Giesecke, Pim (W.O.) van der Knaap and Felix Bittmann

11 articles in this issue

Towards quantitative palynology: using pollen accumulation rates and models of pollen dispersal
Thomas Giesecke
Willem O. van der Knaap
Felix Bittmann
Editorial Open access 11 August 2010 Pages: 243 - 245
From early pollen trapping experiments to the Pollen Monitoring Programme
Thomas Giesecke
Sonia L. Fontana
Irena A. Pidek
Review Article Open access 11 August 2010 Pages: 247 - 258
Variation in annual pollen accumulation rates of Fagus along a N–S transect in Europe based on pollen traps
Irena A. Pidek
Helena Svitavská-Svobodová
Aleksander Gikov
Original Article Open access 11 August 2010 Pages: 259 - 270
Comparing pollen spectra from modified Tauber traps and moss samples: examples from a selection of woodlands across Europe
Heather S. Pardoe
Thomas Giesecke
Laimdota Kalniņa
Original Article Open access 11 August 2010 Pages: 271 - 283
Annual pollen traps reveal the complexity of climatic control on pollen productivity in Europe and the Caucasus
W. O. van der Knaap
Jacqueline F. N. van Leeuwen
Brigitta Ammann
Original Article Open access 11 August 2010 Pages: 285 - 307
The effect of climate conditions on inter-annual flowering variability monitored by pollen traps below the canopy in Draved Forest, Denmark
Anne Birgitte Nielsen
Peter Friis Møller
Richard H. W. Bradshaw
Original Article Open access 11 August 2010 Pages: 309 - 323
Can we detect a west Norwegian tree line from modern samples of plant remains and pollen? Results from the DOORMAT project
Hilary H. Birks
Anne E. Bjune
Original Article 11 August 2010 Pages: 325 - 340
The development of composite dispersal functions for estimating absolute pollen productivity in the Swiss Alps
Per Sjögren
Simon E. Connor
Willem O. van der Knaap
Original Article 11 August 2010 Pages: 341 - 349
Estimating absolute pollen productivity for some European Tertiary-relict taxa
Mariana V. Filipova-Marinova
Eliso V. Kvavadze
Per Sjögren
Original Article 11 August 2010 Pages: 351 - 364
Effect of vegetation data collection strategies on estimates of relevant source area of pollen (RSAP) and relative pollen productivity estimates (relative PPE) for non-arboreal taxa
M. Jane Bunting
Kari Loe Hjelle
Original Article 11 August 2010 Pages: 365 - 374
Quantitative landscape dynamics in Denmark through the last three millennia based on the Landscape Reconstruction Algorithm approach
Anne Birgitte Nielsen
Bent Vad Odgaard
Original Article Open access 11 August 2010 Pages: 375 - 387

Volume 19, Issue 4

Towards quantitative palynology: using pollen accumulation rates and models of pollen dispersal

From early pollen trapping experiments to the Pollen Monitoring Programme

Variation in annual pollen accumulation rates of Fagus along a N–S transect in Europe based on pollen traps

Comparing pollen spectra from modified Tauber traps and moss samples: examples from a selection of woodlands across Europe

Annual pollen traps reveal the complexity of climatic control on pollen productivity in Europe and the Caucasus

The effect of climate conditions on inter-annual flowering variability monitored by pollen traps below the canopy in Draved Forest, Denmark

Can we detect a west Norwegian tree line from modern samples of plant remains and pollen? Results from the DOORMAT project

The development of composite dispersal functions for estimating absolute pollen productivity in the Swiss Alps

Estimating absolute pollen productivity for some European Tertiary-relict taxa

Effect of vegetation data collection strategies on estimates of relevant source area of pollen (RSAP) and relative pollen productivity estimates (relative PPE) for non-arboreal taxa

Quantitative landscape dynamics in Denmark through the last three millennia based on the Landscape Reconstruction Algorithm approach

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