1. Advancing biodiversity–ecosystem functioning science using high-density tree-based experiments over functional diversity gradients

   • Cornelia M. Tobner
   • Alain Paquette
   • Christian Messier

   Methods 17 November 2013 Pages: 609 - 621

   

2. Localised intraspecific variation in the swimming phenotype of a coral reef fish across different wave exposures

   • Sandra A. Binning
   • Dominique G. Roche
   • Christopher J. Fulton

   Physiological ecology - Original research 17 October 2013 Pages: 623 - 630

   

3. The multivariate egg: quantifying within- and among-clutch correlations between maternally derived yolk immunoglobulins and yolk androgens using multivariate mixed models

   • Erik Postma
   • Heli Siitari
   • Barbara Tschirren

   Physiological ecology - Original research 15 October 2013 Pages: 631 - 638

   

4. Viviparity in high-altitude Phrynocephalus lizards is adaptive because embryos cannot fully develop without maternal thermoregulation

   • Zheng Wang
   • Hong-Liang Lu
   • Xiang Ji

   Physiological ecology - Original research 30 October 2013 Pages: 639 - 649

   

5. Together but different: co-occurring dune plant species differ in their water- and nitrogen-use strategies

   • Raimundo Bermúdez
   • Rubén Retuerto

   Physiological ecology - Original research 10 November 2013 Pages: 651 - 663

   

6. Climate sensitivity of reproduction in a mast-seeding boreal conifer across its distributional range from lowland to treeline forests

   • Carl A. Roland
   • Joshua H. Schmidt
   • Jill F. Johnstone

   Physiological ecology - Original research 10 November 2013 Pages: 665 - 677

   

7. Nitrogen storage dynamics are affected by masting events in Fagus crenata

   • Qingmin Han
   • Daisuke Kabeya
   • Yoshitaka Kakubari

   Physiological ecology - Original research 13 November 2013 Pages: 679 - 687

   

8. Synchronizing feather-based measures of corticosterone and carotenoid-dependent signals: what relationships do we expect?

   • Graham D. Fairhurst
   • Russell D. Dawson
   • Gary R. Bortolotti

   Physiological ecology - Original research 14 November 2013 Pages: 689 - 698

   

9. Fatty acid and stable isotope characteristics of sea ice and pelagic particulate organic matter in the Bering Sea: tools for estimating sea ice algal contribution to Arctic food web production

   • Shiway W. Wang
   • Suzanne M. Budge
   • Matthew J. Wooller

   Physiological ecology - Original research 26 November 2013 Pages: 699 - 712

   

10. Wintering birds avoid warm sunshine: predation and the costs of foraging in sunlight

    • Jennie M. Carr
    • Steven L. Lima

    Behavioral ecology - Original research 17 October 2013 Pages: 713 - 721

    

11. Experimental determination of the spatial scale of a prey patch from the predator’s perspective

    • Matthew A. Birk
    • J. Wilson White

    Behavioral ecology - Original research 17 November 2013 Pages: 723 - 729

    

12. Host and parasite recruitment correlated at a regional scale

    • James E. Byers
    • Tanya L. Rogers
    • David L. Kimbro

    Population ecology - Original research 06 November 2013 Pages: 731 - 738

    

13. Germination and seedling frost tolerance differ between the native and invasive range in common ragweed

    • Marion Carmen Leiblein-Wild
    • Rana Kaviani
    • Oliver Tackenberg

    Population ecology - Original research Open access 07 November 2013 Pages: 739 - 750

    

14. The third dimension of bat migration: evidence for elevational movements of Miniopterus natalensis along the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro

    • Christian C. Voigt
    • Maria Helbig-Bonitz
    • Elisabeth K. V. Kalko

    Population ecology - Original research 09 November 2013 Pages: 751 - 764

    

15. Effects of fire frequency and season on resprouting of woody plants in southeastern US pine-grassland communities

    • Kevin M. Robertson
    • Tracy L. Hmielowski

    Population ecology - Original research 10 November 2013 Pages: 765 - 776

    

16. Reproductive phenology of a food-hoarding mast-seed consumer: resource- and density-dependent benefits of early breeding in red squirrels

    • Cory T. Williams
    • Jeffrey E. Lane
    • Stan Boutin

    Population ecology - Original research 16 November 2013 Pages: 777 - 788

    

17. Major consequences of minor damage: impacts of small grazers on fast-growing kelps

    • Alistair G. B. Poore
    • Lars Gutow
    • Martin Thiel

    Plant-microbe-animal interactions - Original research 08 October 2013 Pages: 789 - 801

    

18. Plant–animal interactions in suburban environments: implications for floral evolution

    • Rebecca E. Irwin
    • Paige S. Warren
    • Lynn S. Adler

    Plant-microbe-animal interactions - Original research 06 November 2013 Pages: 803 - 815

    

19. Release from herbivory does not confer invasion success for Eugenia uniflora in Florida

    • Kerry Bohl Stricker
    • Peter Stiling

    Plant-microbe-animal interactions - Original research 19 October 2013 Pages: 817 - 826

    

20. Roles of the volatile terpene, 1,8-cineole, in plant–herbivore interactions: a foraging odor cue as well as a toxin?

    • Miguel A. Bedoya-Pérez
    • Ido Isler
    • Clare McArthur

    Plant-microbe-animal interactions - Original research 12 October 2013 Pages: 827 - 837

    

21. Strategy of nitrogen acquisition and utilization by carnivorous Dionaea muscipula

    • Jörg Kruse
    • Peng Gao
    • Heinz Rennenberg

    Plant-microbe-animal interactions - Original research 19 October 2013 Pages: 839 - 851

    

22. Intra-specific variation in wild Brassica oleracea for aphid-induced plant responses and consequences for caterpillar–parasitoid interactions

    • Yehua Li
    • Marcel Dicke
    • Rieta Gols

    Plant-microbe-animal interactions - Original research 01 November 2013 Pages: 853 - 862

    

23. Loss of specificity: native but not invasive populations of Triadica sebifera vary in tolerance to different herbivores

    • Juli Carrillo
    • Daniel McDermott
    • Evan Siemann

    Plant-microbe-animal interactions - Original research 19 November 2013 Pages: 863 - 871

    

24. Feeding rates of a mammalian browser confirm the predictions of a ‘foodscape’ model of its habitat

    • Karen J. Marsh
    • Ben D. Moore
    • William J. Foley

    Plant-microbe-animal interactions - Original research 20 November 2013 Pages: 873 - 882

    

25. Virus strains differentially induce plant susceptibility to aphid vectors and chewing herbivores

    • Mônica F. Kersch-Becker
    • Jennifer S. Thaler

    Plant-microbe-animal interactions - Original research 01 November 2013 Pages: 883 - 892

    

26. Bottom-up and top-down herbivore regulation mediated by glucosinolates in Brassica oleracea var. acephala

    • Serena Santolamazza-Carbone
    • Pablo Velasco
    • María Elena Cartea

    Plant-microbe-animal interactions - Original research 19 December 2013 Pages: 893 - 907

    

27. Plant phylodiversity enhances soil microbial productivity in facilitation-driven communities

    • José Antonio Navarro-Cano
    • Marta Goberna
    • Miguel Verdú

    Plant-microbe-animal interactions - Original research 14 November 2013 Pages: 909 - 920

    

28. Chenopod salt bladders deter insect herbivores

    • E. F. LoPresti

    Plant-microbe-animal interactions - Original research 17 November 2013 Pages: 921 - 930

    

29. Fruit removal rate depends on neighborhood fruit density, frugivore abundance, and spatial context

    • Adam D. Smith
    • Scott R. McWilliams

    Plant-microbe-animal interactions - Original research 04 December 2013 Pages: 931 - 942

    

30. Avoidance of intraguild predation leads to a long-term positive trait-mediated indirect effect in an insect community

    • Enric Frago
    • H. Charles J. Godfray

    Community ecology - Original research 12 October 2013 Pages: 943 - 952

    

31. Complex life cycles in a pond food web: effects of life stage structure and parasites on network properties, trophic positions and the fit of a probabilistic niche model

    • Daniel L. Preston
    • Abigail Z. Jacobs
    • Pieter T. J. Johnson

    Community ecology - Original research 21 November 2013 Pages: 953 - 965

    

32. Rising temperature reduces divergence in resource use strategies in coexisting parasitoid species

    • Cécile Le Lann
    • Bertanne Visser
    • Jacintha Ellers

    Community ecology - Original research 30 October 2013 Pages: 967 - 977

    

33. Effects of species evenness and dominant species identity on multiple ecosystem functions in model grassland communities

    • Kate H. Orwin
    • Nick Ostle
    • Richard D. Bardgett

    Community ecology - Original research 09 November 2013 Pages: 979 - 992

    

34. Genotypic diversity of an invasive plant species promotes litter decomposition and associated processes

    • Xiao-Yan Wang
    • Yuan Miao
    • Bernhard Schmid

    Community ecology - Original research 26 November 2013 Pages: 993 - 1005

    

35. Macrophyte disturbance alters aquatic surface microlayer structure, metabolism, and fate

    • Denise M. Seliskar
    • John L. Gallagher

    Ecosystem ecology - Original research 18 October 2013 Pages: 1007 - 1020

    

36. Do climate and soil influence phenotypic variability in leaf litter, microbial decomposition and shredder consumption?

    • M. A. S. Graça
    • J. M. Poquet

    Ecosystem ecology - Original research 13 November 2013 Pages: 1021 - 1032

    

37. Heavy rainfall increases nestling mortality of an arctic top predator: experimental evidence and long-term trend in peregrine falcons

    • Alexandre Anctil
    • Alastair Franke
    • Joël Bêty

    Global change ecology - Original research Open access 18 October 2013 Pages: 1033 - 1043

    

38. Consistent proportional increments in responses of belowground net primary productivity to long-term warming and clipping at various soil depths in a tallgrass prairie

    • Xia Xu
    • Yiqi Luo
    • Dejun Li

    Global change ecology - Original research 17 November 2013 Pages: 1045 - 1054

    

39. Invasive clonal plant species have a greater root-foraging plasticity than non-invasive ones

    • Lidewij H. Keser
    • Wayne Dawson
    • Mark van Kleunen

    Global change ecology - Original research 19 December 2013 Pages: 1055 - 1064

    

40. Response of grassland biomass production to simulated climate change and clipping along an elevation gradient

    • Cameron N. Carlyle
    • Lauchlan H. Fraser
    • Roy Turkington

    Global change ecology - Original research 19 November 2013 Pages: 1065 - 1073