1. Host species and habitat affect nodulation by specific Frankia genotypes in two species of Alnus in interior Alaska

   • Michael Damon Anderson
   • Roger W. Ruess
   • D. Lee Taylor

   Physiological Ecology - Original Paper 08 April 2009 Pages: 619 - 630

   

2. Soil water availability and rooting depth as determinants of hydraulic architecture of Patagonian woody species

   • Sandra J. Bucci
   • Fabian G. Scholz
   • Maria E. Arce

   Physiological Ecology - Original Paper 29 March 2009 Pages: 631 - 641

   

3. Convergence of tree water use within an arid-zone woodland

   • A. P. O’Grady
   • P. G. Cook
   • D. Worldege

   Physiological Ecology - Original Paper 01 April 2009 Pages: 643 - 655

   

4. Hormonally mediated maternal effects shape offspring survival potential in stressful environments

   • Monica Gagliano
   • Mark I. McCormick

   Physiological Ecology - Original Paper 08 April 2009 Pages: 657 - 665

   

5. Flower orientation enhances pollen transfer in bilaterally symmetrical flowers

   • Atushi Ushimaru
   • Ikumi Dohzono
   • Fujio Hyodo

   Plant-Animal Interactions - Original Paper 01 April 2009 Pages: 667 - 674

   

6. Nectar replenishment and pollen receipt interact in their effects on seed production of Penstemon roseus

   • Juan Francisco Ornelas
   • Carlos Lara

   Plant-Animal interactions - Original Paper 18 April 2009 Pages: 675 - 685

   

7. Behavioral archives link the chemistry and clonal structure of trembling aspen to the food choice of North American porcupine

   • Brandee Diner
   • Dominique Berteaux
   • Richard L. Lindroth

   Plant-Animal Interactions - Original Paper 24 April 2009 Pages: 687 - 695

   

8. A network analysis of plant–pollinator interactions in temperate rain forests of Chiloé Island, Chile

   • Rodrigo Ramos-Jiliberto
   • Abraham A. Albornoz
   • Pablo A. Marquet

   Plant-Animal Interactions - Original Paper 24 April 2009 Pages: 697 - 706

   

9. Relationships between the floral neighborhood and individual pollen limitation in two self-incompatible herbs

   • Anna Jakobsson
   • Amparo Lázaro
   • Ørjan Totland

   Plant-Animal interactions - Original Paper 05 May 2009 Pages: 707 - 719

   

10. Pollination and reproduction of a self-incompatible forest herb in hedgerow corridors and forest patches

    • Reto Schmucki
    • Sylvie de Blois

    Plant-Animal interactions - Original Paper 03 May 2009 Pages: 721 - 733

    

11. The relevance of ants as seed rescuers of a primarily bird-dispersed tree in the Neotropical cerrado savanna

    • Alexander V. Christianini
    • Paulo S. Oliveira

    Plant-Animal interactions - Original Paper 28 April 2009 Pages: 735 - 745

    

12. Competition, traits and resource depletion in plant communities

    • Cyrille Violle
    • Eric Garnier
    • Marie-Laure Navas

    Community Ecology - Original Paper 08 April 2009 Pages: 747 - 755

    

13. Placing biodiversity and ecosystem functioning in context: environmental perturbations and the effects of species richness in a stream field experiment

    • Brendan G. McKie
    • Markus Schindler
    • Björn Malmqvist

    Community ecology - Original Paper 24 April 2009 Pages: 757 - 770

    

14. Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal species suppress inducible plant responses and alter defensive strategies following herbivory

    • Alison Elizabeth Bennett
    • James D. Bever
    • M. Deane Bowers

    Community Ecology - Original Paper 01 May 2009 Pages: 771 - 779

    

15. Elements of metacommunity structure of Paraguayan bats: multiple gradients require analysis of multiple ordination axes

    • Steven J. Presley
    • Christopher L. Higgins
    • Richard D. Stevens

    Community Ecology - Original Paper 18 April 2009 Pages: 781 - 793

    

16. Stable isotopes reveal individual variation in migration strategies and habitat preferences in a suite of seabirds during the nonbreeding period

    • Richard A. Phillips
    • Stuart Bearhop
    • Deborah A. Dawson

    Community Ecology - Original Paper 18 April 2009 Pages: 795 - 806

    

17. Trade-offs between arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal competitive ability and host growth promotion in Plantago lanceolata

    • Alison Elizabeth Bennett
    • James D. Bever

    Community Ecology - Original Paper 18 April 2009 Pages: 807 - 816

    

18. Spatial and environmental factors contributing to patterns in arboreal and terrestrial oribatid mite diversity across spatial scales

    • Zoë Lindo
    • Neville N. Winchester

    Community ecology - Original Paper 02 May 2009 Pages: 817 - 825

    

19. Elevated CO₂ and O₃ effects on fine-root survivorship in ponderosa pine mesocosms

    • Donald L. Phillips
    • Mark G. Johnson
    • Marjorie J. Storm

    Global Change Ecology - Original Paper 05 May 2009 Pages: 827 - 837

    

20. Aphid biodiversity is positively correlated with human population in European countries

    • Marco Pautasso
    • Glen Powell

    Conservation Ecology - Original Paper 08 April 2009 Pages: 839 - 846

    

21. The effects of primiparity on reproductive performance in the brown bear

    • Andreas Zedrosser
    • Bjørn Dahle
    • Jon E. Swenson

    Behavioral ecology - Original Paper 24 April 2009 Pages: 847 - 854