1. Leaf wettability decreases along an extreme altitudinal gradient

   • Biva Aryal
   • Gilbert Neuner

   Physiological Ecology - Original Paper 02 September 2009 Pages: 1 - 9

   

2. Hydraulic lift and tolerance to salinity of semiarid species: consequences for species interactions

   • Cristina Armas
   • Francisco M. Padilla
   • Robert B. Jackson

   Physiological Ecology - Original Paper 04 September 2009 Pages: 11 - 21

   

3. Natural variation for drought-response traits in the Mimulus guttatus species complex

   • Carrie A. Wu
   • David B. Lowry
   • John H. Willis

   Physiological Ecology - Original Paper 01 September 2009 Pages: 23 - 33

   

4. Differential effects of nutrient-limited primary production on primary, secondary or tertiary consumers

   • Arne M. Malzahn
   • Florian Hantzsche
   • Nicole Aberle

   Physiological Ecology - Original Paper 26 September 2009 Pages: 35 - 48

   

5. Frequency-dependent reproductive success in female common lizards: a real-life hawk–dove–bully game?

   • Elodie Vercken
   • Jean Clobert
   • Barry Sinervo

   Population Ecology - Original Paper 17 September 2009 Pages: 49 - 58

   

6. Age-specific nest-site preference and success in eiders

   • Markus Öst
   • Benjamin B. Steele

   Population Ecology - Original Paper 01 September 2009 Pages: 59 - 69

   

7. Diversity of floral visitors to sympatric Lithophragma species differing in floral morphology

   • Mariana Cuautle
   • John N. Thompson

   Plant-Animal Interactions - Original Paper Open access 11 August 2009 Pages: 71 - 80

   

8. Consumption of a nectar alkaloid reduces pathogen load in bumble bees

   • Jessamyn S. Manson
   • Michael C. Otterstatter
   • James D. Thomson

   Plant-Animal Interactions - Original Paper 27 August 2009 Pages: 81 - 89

   

9. No interaction between competition and herbivory in limiting introduced Cirsium vulgare rosette growth and reproduction

   • Tomomi Suwa
   • Svata M. Louda
   • F. Leland Russell

   Plant-Animal Interactions - Original Paper 20 August 2009 Pages: 91 - 102

   

10. How leaf-cutting ants impact forests: drastic nest effects on light environment and plant assemblages

    • Michele M. Corrêa
    • Paulo S. D. Silva
    • Inara Roberta Leal

    Plant-Animal Interactions - Original Paper 19 August 2009 Pages: 103 - 115

    

11. Counterintuitive size patterns in bivoltine moths: late-season larvae grow larger despite lower food quality

    • Tiit Teder
    • Toomas Esperk
    • Toomas Tammaru

    Plant-Animal Interactions - Original Paper 28 August 2009 Pages: 117 - 125

12. Patterns of wood carbon dioxide efflux across a 2,000-m elevation transect in an Andean moist forest

    • Alexandra Zach
    • Viviana Horna
    • Reiner Zimmermann

    Ecosystem Ecology - Original Paper Open access 26 August 2009 Pages: 127 - 137

    

13. Vertebrate diets derived from trophically transmitted fish parasites in the Bothnian Bay

    • E. T. Valtonen
    • David J. Marcogliese
    • Markku Julkunen

    Ecosystem Ecology - Original Paper 12 September 2009 Pages: 139 - 152

    

14. Large-scale synchrony of gap dynamics and the distribution of understory tree species in maple–beech forests

    • Dominique Gravel
    • Marilou Beaudet
    • Christian Messier

    Community Ecology - Original Paper 08 August 2009 Pages: 153 - 161

    

15. Competition and habitat suitability: small-scale segregation underpins large-scale coexistence of key species on temperate rocky shores

    • Louise Bridget Firth
    • Tasman P. Crowe

    Community Ecology - Original Paper 04 September 2009 Pages: 163 - 174

    

16. Spring arrival along a migratory divide of sympatric blackcaps (Sylvia atricapilla)

    • Gregor Rolshausen
    • Keith A. Hobson
    • H. Martin Schaefer

    Community Ecology - Original Paper 27 August 2009 Pages: 175 - 183

    

17. Precipitation magnitude and timing differentially affect species richness and plant density in the sotol grassland of the Chihuahuan Desert

    • Traesha R. Robertson
    • John C. Zak
    • David T. Tissue

    Community Ecology - Original Paper 10 September 2009 Pages: 185 - 197

    

18. Above- and below-ground vertebrate herbivory may each favour a different subordinate species in an aquatic plant community

    • Bert Hidding
    • Bart A. Nolet
    • Marcel Klaassen

    Community Ecology - Original Paper Open access 10 September 2009 Pages: 199 - 208

    

19. Elevated CO₂ and aboveground–belowground herbivory by the clover root weevil

    • Scott N. Johnson
    • James W. McNicol

    Global Change Ecology - Original Paper 11 August 2009 Pages: 209 - 216

    

20. Altitudinal patterns of tick and host abundance: a potential role for climate change in regulating tick-borne diseases?

    • Lucy Gilbert

    Global Change Ecology - Original Paper 15 August 2009 Pages: 217 - 225

    

21. Net nitrogen mineralization and leaching in response to warming and nitrogen deposition in a temperate old field: the importance of winter temperature

    • Michelle M. Turner
    • Hugh A. L. Henry

    Global Change Ecology - Original Paper 19 August 2009 Pages: 227 - 236

    

22. Experimental examination of the effects of ultraviolet-B radiation in combination with other stressors on frog larvae

    • Catherine Laura Searle
    • Lisa K. Belden
    • Andrew R. Blaustein

    Global Change Ecology - Original Paper 29 August 2009 Pages: 237 - 245

    

23. Global warming and Bergmann’s rule: do central European passerines adjust their body size to rising temperatures?

    • Volker Salewski
    • Wesley M. Hochachka
    • Wolfgang Fiedler

    Global Change Ecology - Original Paper Open access 01 September 2009 Pages: 247 - 260

    

24. Age-specific changes in different components of reproductive output in female reindeer: terminal allocation or senescence?

    • Robert B. Weladji
    • Øystein Holand
    • Nils C. Stenseth

    Behavioral Ecology - Original Paper 03 September 2009 Pages: 261 - 271