Volume 124, Issue 2

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October 2014

Special section: Vegetation in cold environments under climate change

Issue Editors:

Christian Rixen,
Sonja Wipf,
Esther Frei,
Veronika Stöckli

12 articles in this issue

Faster, higher, more? Past, present and future dynamics of alpine and arctic flora under climate change
Christian Rixen
Sonja Wipf
Veronika Stöckli
EDITORIAL: VEGETATION IN COLD ENVIRONMENTS UNDER CLIMATE CHANGE 01 October 2014 Pages: 77 - 79
Climate change and climatic events: community-, functional- and species-level responses of bryophytes and lichens to constant, stepwise, and pulse experimental warming in an alpine tundra
Juha M. Alatalo
Annika K. Jägerbrand
Ulf Molau
VEGETATION IN COLD ENVIRONMENTS UNDER CLIMATE CHANGE 14 August 2014 Pages: 81 - 91
A resurvey of late-lying snowpatches reveals changes in both species and functional composition across snowmelt zones
Catherine Pickering
Ken Green
Susanna Venn
VEGETATION IN COLD ENVIRONMENTS UNDER CLIMATE CHANGE 17 September 2014 Pages: 93 - 103
Current vegetation changes in an alpine late snowbed community in the south-eastern Alps (N-Italy)
Michele Carbognani
Marcello Tomaselli
Alessandro Petraglia
VEGETATION IN COLD ENVIRONMENTS UNDER CLIMATE CHANGE 04 September 2014 Pages: 105 - 113
Snow cover consistently affects growth and reproduction of Empetrum hermaphroditum across latitudinal and local climatic gradients
Miriam J. Bienau
Dirk Hattermann
R. Lutz Eckstein
VEGETATION IN COLD ENVIRONMENTS UNDER CLIMATE CHANGE 04 September 2014 Pages: 115 - 129
Divergent selection in low and high elevation populations of a perennial herb in the Swiss Alps
Esther R. Frei
Thomas Hahn
Andrea R. Pluess
Vegetation in cold environments under climate change 20 June 2014 Pages: 131 - 142
Elevation matters: contrasting effects of climate change on the vegetation development at different elevations in the Bavarian Alps
Sergey Rosbakh
Markus Bernhardt-Römermann
Peter Poschlod
VEGETATION IN COLD ENVIRONMENTS UNDER CLIMATE CHANGE 16 September 2014 Pages: 143 - 154
Alpine vegetation along multiple environmental gradients and possible consequences of climate change
Sølvi Wehn
Sverre Lundemo
Jarle I. Holten
VEGETATION IN COLD ENVIRONMENTS UNDER CLIMATE CHANGE Open access 23 August 2014 Pages: 155 - 164
Species richness, endemism and species composition in the tropical Afroalpine flora
Berit Gehrke
H. P. Linder
Original Paper 27 July 2014 Pages: 165 - 177
The world’s highest vascular epiphytes found in the Peruvian Andes
Steven P. Sylvester
Mitsy D. P. V. Sylvester
Michael Kessler
Short Communication 21 May 2014 Pages: 179 - 185
Alnus viridis expansion contributes to excess reactive nitrogen release, reduces biodiversity and constrains forest succession in the Alps
Tobias Bühlmann
Erika Hiltbrunner
Christian Körner
Short Communication 23 August 2014 Pages: 187 - 191
Multiple mycorrhization at the coldest place known for Angiosperm plant life
Fritz Oehl
Christian Körner
Short Communication 05 September 2014 Pages: 193 - 198

Volume 124, Issue 2

Faster, higher, more? Past, present and future dynamics of alpine and arctic flora under climate change

Climate change and climatic events: community-, functional- and species-level responses of bryophytes and lichens to constant, stepwise, and pulse experimental warming in an alpine tundra

A resurvey of late-lying snowpatches reveals changes in both species and functional composition across snowmelt zones

Current vegetation changes in an alpine late snowbed community in the south-eastern Alps (N-Italy)

Snow cover consistently affects growth and reproduction of Empetrum hermaphroditum across latitudinal and local climatic gradients

Divergent selection in low and high elevation populations of a perennial herb in the Swiss Alps

Elevation matters: contrasting effects of climate change on the vegetation development at different elevations in the Bavarian Alps

Alpine vegetation along multiple environmental gradients and possible consequences of climate change

Species richness, endemism and species composition in the tropical Afroalpine flora

The world’s highest vascular epiphytes found in the Peruvian Andes

Alnus viridis expansion contributes to excess reactive nitrogen release, reduces biodiversity and constrains forest succession in the Alps

Multiple mycorrhization at the coldest place known for Angiosperm plant life

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