1. Growth and leaf physiology of monkeyflowers with different altitude ranges

   • Amy Lauren Angert

   Ecophysiology 09 February 2006 Pages: 183 - 194

   

2. Solar furnaces or swamp coolers: costs and benefits of water use by solar-tracking flowers of the alpine snow buttercup, Ranunculus adoneus

   • Candace Galen

   Ecophysiology 08 February 2006 Pages: 195 - 201

   

3. Environmental stressors differentially affect leaf ecophysiological responses in two Ipomopsis species and their hybrids

   • Carrie A. Wu
   • Diane R. Campbell

   Ecophysiology 23 February 2006 Pages: 202 - 212

   

4. Geographic variation in body size: the effects of ambient temperature and precipitation

   • Yoram Yom-Tov
   • Eli Geffen

   Ecophysiology 09 March 2006 Pages: 213 - 218

   

5. Nutrient and water addition effects on day- and night-time conductance and transpiration in a C₃ desert annual

   • Fulco Ludwig
   • Rebecca A. Jewitt
   • Lisa A Donovan

   Ecophysiology 03 February 2006 Pages: 219 - 225

   

6. Trade-off in investment between dispersal and ingestion capability in phytophagous insects and its ecological implications

   • Andrea F. Huberty
   • Robert F. Denno

   Ecophysiology 10 February 2006 Pages: 226 - 234

   

7. Energetics of parental care in six syntopic centrarchid fishes

   • Steven J. Cooke
   • David P. Philipp
   • Patrick J. Weatherhead

   Ecophysiology 17 February 2006 Pages: 235 - 249

   

8. Osmoregulatory capacity and the ability to use marine food sources in two coastal songbirds (Cinclodes: Furnariidae) along a latitudinal gradient

   • Pablo Sabat
   • Karin Maldonado
   • Carlos Martínez del Rio

   Ecophysiology 23 February 2006 Pages: 250 - 257

   

9. Short dry spells in the wet season increase mortality of tropical pioneer seedlings

   • Bettina M. J. Engelbrecht
   • James W. Dalling
   • Thomas A. Kursar

   Population Ecology 03 March 2006 Pages: 258 - 269

   

10. Life at the edge: an experimental study of a poleward range boundary

    • Sarah E. Gilman

    Population Ecology 14 February 2006 Pages: 270 - 279

    

11. Priming of plant defense responses in nature by airborne signaling between Artemisia tridentata and Nicotiana attenuata

    • André Kessler
    • Rayko Halitschke
    • Ian T. Baldwin

    Plant Animal Interactions 07 February 2006 Pages: 280 - 292

    

12. Genotype and environment determine allocation to and costs of resistance in quaking aspen

    • Tod L. Osier
    • Richard L. Lindroth

    Plant Animal Interactions 09 February 2006 Pages: 293 - 303

    

13. Dopamine functions as an antiherbivore defense in the temperate green alga Ulvaria obscura

    • Kathryn L. Van Alstyne
    • Amorah V. Nelson
    • Devon A. Cancilla

    Plant Animal Interactions 18 February 2006 Pages: 304 - 311

    

14. Linking community and ecosystem development on Mount St. Helens

    • Richard A. Gill
    • Jennifer A. Boie
    • R. David Evans

    Ecosystem Ecology 07 February 2006 Pages: 312 - 324

    

15. Changes in stable isotopic signatures of soil nitrogen and carbon during 40 years of forest development

    • S. A. Billings
    • D. D. Richter

    Ecosystem Ecology 08 February 2006 Pages: 325 - 333

    

16. Stable isotope analysis of production and trophic relationships in a tropical marine hard-bottom community

    • Donald C. Behringer
    • Mark J. Butler IV

    Community Ecology 17 February 2006 Pages: 334 - 341

    

17. Keystone predators (eastern newts, Notophthalmus viridescens) reduce the impacts of an aquatic invasive species

    • Kevin G. Smith

    Conservation Ecology 07 February 2006 Pages: 342 - 349

    

18. Reproductive tactics under severe egg predation: an eider’s dilemma

    • Malte Andersson
    • Peter Waldeck

    Behavioural Ecology 09 February 2006 Pages: 350 - 355

    

19. Inversely density-dependent natal dispersal in brown bears Ursus arctos

    • Ole-Gunnar Støen
    • Andreas Zedrosser
    • Jon E. Swenson

    Behavioural Ecology 18 February 2006 Pages: 356 - 364