| 1 | Biogeochemistry of a treeline watershed.
STOTTLEMYER, R. |
| 2 | Instream nitrification: Can it explain [NO3] in streams of the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest?
BERNHARDT, E.S. and R.O. HALL, JR., G.E. LIKENS |
| 3 | Nutrient export from two high mountain lakes to outflow streams: The importance of inflow hydrodynamics and in-lake processes.
BURKART, G. and W. WURTSBAUGH, B. FLEENOR, C. LUECKE |
| 4 | Controls of ecosystem nutrient use efficiency: Bottom-up or top-down?
HIREMATH, A.J. and J.J. EWEL |
| 5 | Global patterns of the isotopic composition of soil nitrogen.
AMUNDSON, R. and D. BRENNER, W.T. BAISDEN, A. MILLER, C. KENDALL |
| 6 | Cloudwater nitrogen chemistry from remote, southern Chile: Whence come the nutrients?
WEATHERS, K.C. and G.M. LOVETT, G.E. LIKENS, N.F.M. CARACO |
| 7 | Redistribution of carbon and nitrogen across arctic landscapes during winter: The ecological significance of litter redistribution by wind and snow.
FAHNESTOCK, J. and J. WELKER |
| 8 | The effect of litter quality on neighbor growth is dependent on nitrogen availability: Evidence from a greenhouse experiment with two alpine co-dominants.
LARSON, J.R. and K.N. SUDING, W.D. BOWMAN |
| 9 | Mechanisms regulating C and N transformations, Olympic National Park.
TOCZYDLOWSKI, D. and R. STOTTLEMYER |
| 10 | A reanalysis of nutrient dynamics in coarse woody debris.
HOLUB, S.M. and J.D.H. SPEARS |
| 11 | Nitrogen mineralization in soils of northern hardwoods and oak pine stands.
BONITO, G. and B. HAINES |
| 12 | Soil C supply restricts soil N cycling in a 17 year old whole tree harvest
COBB, R.C and J.W MCLAUGHLIN |
| 13 | Soil N turnover, N fixation and Ceanothus cordulatus patches in a mixed-conifer forest.
ERICKSON, H.E. |
| 14 | Seasonal differences in plant organic nitrogen uptake in a boreal peat bog.
GLASER, S. and L.C. JOHNSON, A.W.H. DAMMAN, B. STORK |
| 15 | Effects of spatial nutrient heterogeneity on competitive outcomes in four early successional plant species.
BLISS, K.M. and R.H. JONES, P.P. MOU, R.J. MITCHELL, S.D. PECOT |
| 16 | Modeling nitrogen and carbon dynamics during organic matter decomposition: Incorporating nonsymbiotic N2-fixation and wet deposition of inorganic nitrogen.
CARMONA, M.R. and C. PÉREZ, J.J. ARMESTO |
| 17 | Contrasting and comparing the species effects of a nitrogen fixing species, Ceanothus velutinus, and a non-nitrogen-fixing species, Psuedotsuga meziesii, Douglas-fir, on soil phosphorus and nitrogen properties in the Oregon Cascades .
SPEARS, J.D.H. and K. LAJTHA, S.B. PENNINGTON, B.A. CALDWELL, K. VANDERBILT |
| 18 | Distribution and abundance of phosphorus fractions in northern hardwood forest soils invaded by exotic earthworms.
SUáREZ, E. and M. FISK, T. FAHEY |
| 19 | Changes in soil phosphorus pools along substrate gradients at Niwot Ridge, Colorado: Methods and results.
LEFER, M.E. and A.R. TOWNSEND, B. CONSTANCE |
| 20 | The distribution of N in plants, soils and microbes following three years of free-air carbon dioxide enrichment (FACE).
FINZI, A.C. and A.S. ALLEN, E.H. DELUCIA, W.H. SCHLESINGER |
| 21 | Nitrogen availability affects ozone-induced accelerated leaf senescence.
BIELENBERG, D.G. and J.P. LYNCH, E.J. PELL |
| 22 | Yield, secondary chemistry and digestibility of Sericea lespedeza exposed to ground-level ozone.
POWELL, M.C. and M. HAINZE-GALLIHER, R.B. MUNTIFERING, J. LIN, A.H. CHAPPELKA |
| 23 | Comparison of N inputs among forested ecosystems by two Alnus spp. within adjacent upland and floodplain landscapes of interior Alaska.
MITCHELL, J.S. and R.W. RUESS, D.D. ULIASSI |
| 24 | The influence of Bromus tectorum invasion on nitrogen dynamics in an arid grassland.
SPERRY, L.J. and R.D. EVANS |
| 25 | Variation in nitrate assimilation and growth responses of tree seedlings to nitrate loading.
RUDY, M.R. and H. BASSIRIRAD |
| 26 | Sapling stem-nitrogen dynamics in a southern New England forest.
TRIPLER, C.E. |
| 27 | The divergent effects of understory species assemblages on nitrogen cycling in longleaf pine (Pinus palustris) savannas.
WEST, J.B. and L.A. DONOVAN |
| 28 | Effects of nitrogen deposition and ozone on three major plant species of the San Bernardino Mountains.
EATOUGH, M. and T.D. PAINE |
| 29 | Seasonal patterns of NO and N2O emissions in forest and pastures in the southwestern Brazilian Amazon.
GARCIA-MONTIEL, D.C. and P.A. STEUDLER, J. MELILLO, C. NEILL, M. PICCOLO, C. CERRI |
| 30 | N-deposition does not explain increased cottonwood growth in urban compared to rural environments in the vicinity of NYC.
GREGG, J.W. and G.M. LOVETT |
| 31 | Carbon and nitrogen cycling in urban remnant patches: The effect of fossil fuel combustion.
ZHU, W. and N.B. GRIMM |
| 32 | Effects of atmospheric pollutants and deposition on forested ecosystems as assessed with stable isotopic composition
COMSTOCK, J. and M. SY, R. PAUSCH |
| 33 | Aerosol concentration trends compared to regional and local emissions at a rural site in southeastern New York, USA.
KELLY, V.R. and G.M. LOVETT, K.C. WEATHERS |
| 34 | Soils of Kennedy Space Center, Merritt Island, Florida: Baseline chemical and physical characteristics.
SCHMALZER, P.A. and M.A. HENSLEY, C.A. DUNLEVY |
| 35 | Development of a strategy for the plant-mediated remediation of mercury polluted soils and sediments.
HEATON, A. and S.P. BIZILY, Y.J. LI, C.L. RUGH, R.B. MEAGHER, B.L. HAINES |
| 36 | Influence of soil factors on old-field vegetation.
MULLINS, S.J. and D.M. ENGLE, E. JORGENSEN |
| 37 | Nutrient allocation in species from contrasting habitats following changes in nitrogen, phosphorous and CO2 .
ARENAS, J.M. and A. GONI, M. TERESA SEBASTIA |
| 38 | The relative role of water and nitrogen in regulating productivity in tallgrass prairie.
BEHRENS, S.L. and S. HARPER, L. JOHNSON, J. KOELLIKER, T. BENNETT, A. KNAPP |
| 39 | Changes in nitrogen cycling across a 25-year chronosequence of tallgrass prairie restoration sites.
LANE, D.R. and H. BASSIRIRAD |
| 40 | Nitrogen dynamics of gopher mounds and intermounds in a California annual grassland.
CANALS, R.M. and D.J. HERMAN, M.K. FIRESTONE |
| 41 | Nitrogen fluxes in annual and perennial vegetation stands of a northern Utah shrub-steppe ecosystem.
BOOTH, M.S. and J.M. STARK, M.M. CALDWELL |
| 42 | Soil resource heterogeneity in the Mojave Desert.
TITUS, J.H. and R.S. NOWAK, S.D. SMITH |
| 43 | Impact of five Carbon treatments on the labile nutrient Pools of historic Nitrogen and water manipulated plots.
FORD, B.E and J.E BARRETT, I.C BURKE, W.K LAUENROTH |
| 44 | Effects of biodiversity manipulation on soil nutrient availability in the Jornada Basin, New Mexico.
WALLENSTEIN, M.D. and W.H. SCHLESINGER |
| 45 | Effects of competition and nitrogen pulses on growth and nitrogen uptake by Bromus tectorum.
YODER, C.K. and M.M. CALDWELL |
| 46 | The fate of nitrogen in gypsy moth frass deposited to an oak forest floor.
CHRISTENSON, L.M. and G.M. LOVETT, M.J. MITCHELL, P.M. GROFFMAN |
| 47 | Atmospheric deposition in the Phoenix metropolitan area and its role in urban nutrient cycling.
HOPE, D. and J.R. ANDERSON, N.B. GRIMM, S. BOONE |
