1. Comment on “The blind men and the elephant: the impact of context and scale in evaluating conflicts between plant hydraulic safety and efficiency” by Meinzer et al. (2010)

   • Giai Petit
   • Tommaso Anfodillo

   Views and Comments 12 December 2010 Pages: 271 - 274

   

2. Response to commentary by G. Petit and T. Anfodillo

   • Frederick C. Meinzer
   • Katherine A. McCulloh
   • Daniel M. Johnson

   Views and Comments 21 December 2010 Pages: 275 - 275

3. Geographical trends in the yolk carotenoid composition of the pied flycatcher (Ficedula hypoleuca)

   • Tapio Eeva
   • Suvi Ruuskanen
   • Toni Laaksonen

   Physiological ecology - Original Paper Open access 17 September 2010 Pages: 277 - 287

   

4. Predicting tropical plant physiology from leaf and canopy spectroscopy

   • Christopher E. Doughty
   • Gregory P. Asner
   • Roberta E. Martin

   Physiological ecology - Original Paper 21 October 2010 Pages: 289 - 299

   

5. Asymmetric life-history decision-making in butterfly larvae

   • Magne Friberg
   • Inger M. Aalberg Haugen
   • Christer Wiklund

   Physiological ecology - Original Paper Open access 17 October 2010 Pages: 301 - 310

   

6. Does it pay to delay? Flesh flies show adaptive plasticity in reproductive timing

   • Frank J. Wessels
   • Ross Kristal
   • Daniel A. Hahn

   Physiological ecology - Original Paper 17 October 2010 Pages: 311 - 320

   

7. Root traits explain different foraging strategies between resprouting life histories

   • Susana Paula
   • Juli G. Pausas

   Physiological ecology - Original Paper 20 October 2010 Pages: 321 - 331

   

8. Intra-specific scaling of natural mortality in fish: the paradigmatic case of the European eel

   • Daniele Bevacqua
   • Paco Melià
   • Marino Gatto

   Population ecology - Original Paper 28 July 2010 Pages: 333 - 339

   

9. Breeding durations as estimators of adult sex ratios and population size

   • Nicholas Leslie Payne
   • Bronwyn May Gillanders
   • Jayson Semmens

   Population ecology - Original Paper 29 July 2010 Pages: 341 - 347

   

10. The impact of climate and cyclic food abundance on the timing of breeding and brood size in four boreal owl species

    • Aleksi Lehikoinen
    • Esa Ranta
    • Erkki Korpimäki

    Population ecology - Original Paper 28 July 2010 Pages: 349 - 355

    

11. Long-term dynamics of tropical walking sticks in response to multiple large-scale and intense disturbances

    • Michael R. Willig
    • Steven J. Presley
    • Christopher P. Bloch

    Population ecology - Original Paper 31 July 2010 Pages: 357 - 368

    

12. Dynamics of the association between a long-lived understory myrmecophyte and its specific associated ants

    • Jérôme Orivel
    • Luc Lambs
    • Alain Dejean

    Population ecology - Original Paper 04 August 2010 Pages: 369 - 376

    

13. Effects of above- and belowground herbivory on growth, pollination, and reproduction in cucumber

    • Nicholas A. Barber
    • Lynn S. Adler
    • Holly L. Bernardo

    Plant-Animal interactions - Original Paper 22 September 2010 Pages: 377 - 386

    

14. Geographic host use variability and host range evolutionary dynamics in the phytophagous insect Apagomerella versicolor (Cerambycidae)

    • Guillermo A. Logarzo
    • Miguel A. Casalinuovo
    • Esteban Hasson

    Plant-Animal interactions - Original Paper 08 October 2010 Pages: 387 - 402

    

15. Inconsistent impacts of decomposer diversity on the stability of aboveground and belowground ecosystem functions

    • Nico Eisenhauer
    • Martin Schädler

    Plant-Animal interactions - Original Paper Open access 28 September 2010 Pages: 403 - 415

    

16. Is extrafloral nectar production induced by herbivores or ants in a tropical facultative ant–plant mutualism?

    • R. J. Bixenmann
    • P. D. Coley
    • T. A. Kursar

    Plant-Animal interactions - Original Paper 26 September 2010 Pages: 417 - 425

    

17. Induced chemical defenses in a freshwater macrophyte suppress herbivore fitness and the growth of associated microbes

    • Wendy E. Morrison
    • Mark E. Hay

    Plant-Animal interactions - Original Paper 07 October 2010 Pages: 427 - 436

    

18. Legume species differ in the responses of their functional traits to plant diversity

    • Christiane Roscher
    • Bernhard Schmid
    • Ernst-Detlef Schulze

    Community ecology - Original Paper 01 August 2010 Pages: 437 - 452

    

19. Intraspecific variation in allelochemistry determines an invasive species’ impact on soil microbial communities

    • Richard A. Lankau

    Community ecology - Original Paper 01 August 2010 Pages: 453 - 463

    

20. Inherited fungal symbionts enhance establishment of an invasive annual grass across successional habitats

    • Andrea Uchitel
    • Marina Omacini
    • Enrique J. Chaneton

    Community ecology - Original Paper 05 August 2010 Pages: 465 - 475

    

21. Regeneration niche differentiates functional strategies of desert woody plant species

    • Bradley J. Butterfield
    • John M. Briggs

    Community ecology - Original Paper Open access 05 August 2010 Pages: 477 - 487

    

22. Methane flux dynamics during mire succession

    • Mirva Leppälä
    • Jari Oksanen
    • Eeva-Stiina Tuittila

    Ecosystem ecology - Original Paper 28 August 2010 Pages: 489 - 499

    

23. Grazing-induced losses of biodiversity affect the transpiration of an arid ecosystem

    • Santiago R. Verón
    • José M. Paruelo
    • Martín Oesterheld

    Ecosystem ecology - Original Paper 24 September 2010 Pages: 501 - 510

    

24. Facultative nitrogen fixation by canopy legumes in a lowland tropical forest

    • Alexander R. Barron
    • Drew W. Purves
    • Lars O. Hedin

    Ecosystem ecology - Original Paper 26 November 2010 Pages: 511 - 520

    

25. Efficiency of transfer of essential polyunsaturated fatty acids versus organic carbon from producers to consumers in a eutrophic reservoir

    • Michail I. Gladyshev
    • Nadezhda N. Sushchik
    • Olga P. Dubovskaya

    Ecosystem ecology - Original Paper 24 November 2010 Pages: 521 - 531

    

26. Will the CO₂ fertilization effect in forests be offset by reduced tree longevity?

    • Harald Bugmann
    • Christof Bigler

    Global change ecology - Original Paper 23 November 2010 Pages: 533 - 544

    

27. Erratum to: Arbuscular mycorrhizal symbiosis increases host plant acceptance and population growth rates of the two-spotted spider mite Tetranychus urticae

    • Daniela Hoffmann
    • Horst Vierheilig
    • Peter Schausberger

    Erratum 01 December 2010 Pages: 545 - 545