1. Tree height and age-related decline in growth in Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.)

   • Jordi Martínez-Vilalta
   • Dirk Vanderklein
   • Maurizio Mencuccini

   Ecophysiology 16 September 2006 Pages: 529 - 544

   

2. Salinity and light interactively affect neotropical mangrove seedlings at the leaf and whole plant levels

   • Laura López-Hoffman
   • Niels P. R. Anten
   • David D. Ackerly

   Ecophysiology 06 October 2006 Pages: 545 - 556

   

3. Population dynamics of thrips prey and their mite predators in a refuge

   • Sara Magalhães
   • Paul C. J. van Rijn
   • Maurice W. Sabelis

   Population Ecology 09 September 2006 Pages: 557 - 568

   

4. Spatial heterogeneity in parasite infections at different spatial scales in an intertidal bivalve

   • David W. Thieltges
   • Karsten Reise

   Population Ecology 27 September 2006 Pages: 569 - 581

   

5. Contrasting effects of rabbit exclusion on nutrient availability and primary production in grasslands at different time scales

   • Johan Olofsson
   • C. de Mazancourt
   • M. J. Crawley

   Plant Animal Interactions 21 September 2006 Pages: 582 - 589

   

6. Is microbial community composition in boreal forest soils determined by pH, C-to-N ratio, the trees, or all three?

   • Mona N. Högberg
   • Peter Högberg
   • David D. Myrold

   Ecosystem Ecology 11 October 2006 Pages: 590 - 601

   

7. Rainfall and labile carbon availability control litter nitrogen dynamics in a tropical dry forest

   • Carlos A. Anaya
   • Felipe García-Oliva
   • Víctor J. Jaramillo

   Ecosystem Ecology 22 September 2006 Pages: 602 - 610

   

8. Intraguild interactions between spiders and ants and top-down control in a grassland food web

   • Dirk Sanders
   • Christian Platner

   Community Ecology 08 November 2006 Pages: 611 - 624

   

9. The effect of irradiance, vertical mixing and temperature on spring phytoplankton dynamics under climate change: long-term observations and model analysis

   • Katrin Tirok
   • Ursula Gaedke

   Global change and conservation ecology 15 September 2006 Pages: 625 - 642

   

10. Water temperature and mixing depth affect timing and magnitude of events during spring succession of the plankton

    • Stella Angela Berger
    • Sebastian Diehl
    • Maren Striebel

    Global change and conservation Ecology 21 September 2006 Pages: 643 - 654

    

11. An indoor mesocosm system to study the effect of climate change on the late winter and spring succession of Baltic Sea phyto- and zooplankton

    • Ulrich Sommer
    • Nicole Aberle
    • Ulf Riebesell

    Global Change and Conversation Ecology 19 September 2006 Pages: 655 - 667

    

12. Spring bloom succession, grazing impact and herbivore selectivity of ciliate communities in response to winter warming

    • N. Aberle
    • K. Lengfellner
    • U. Sommer

    Global change and conservation ecology 09 September 2006 Pages: 668 - 681

    

13. Can overwintering versus diapausing strategy in Daphnia determine match–mismatch events in zooplankton–algae interactions?

    • Lisette N. de Senerpont Domis
    • Wolf M. Mooij
    • Marten Scheffer

    Global change and conservation ecology 22 September 2006 Pages: 682 - 698

    

14. Predators induce egg retention in prey

    • Marta Montserrat
    • Cristina Bas
    • Arne Janssen

    Behavioural Ecology 06 September 2006 Pages: 699 - 705

    

15. Daphnia growth is hindered by chemical information on predation risk at high but not at low food levels

    • Z. M. Gliwicz
    • P. Maszczyk

    Behavioural Ecology 26 August 2006 Pages: 706 - 715