Chemosphere

Stress Factors and Air Pollution
pp. 625-626(2)
Author: Paoletti E.

Acid episodes decisive for plant performance
pp. 627-632(6)
Author: Quist M.E.

Effect of simulated acid rain on physiology, growth and foliar nutrient concentrations of sugar maple
pp. 633-638(6)
Author: Hogan G.D.

A long-term study of the effects of simulated acid rain on birch leaf phenolics
pp. 639-644(6)
Authors: Suomela J.; Neuvonen S.; Ossipova S.; Ossipov V.; Pihlaja K.

Combined effects of acid mist and frost on the water status of young spruce trees (picea abies)
pp. 645-650(6)
Authors: Esch A.; Mengel K.

Effects of ozone on morpho-anatomy and physiology of Hedera Helix
pp. 651-656(6)
Authors: Torre G.D.; Ferranti F.; Lupattelli M.; Pocceschi N.; Figoli A.; Nali C.; Lorenzini G.

Photosynthetic response to ozone of two poplar clones showing different sensitivity
pp. 657-662(6)
Authors: Guidi L.; Nali C.; Lorenzini G.; Soldatini G.F.

Impacts of ozone on aleppo pine needles: visible symptoms, starch concentrations and stomatal responses
pp. 663-668(6)
Authors: Anttonen S.; Kittila M.; Karenlampi L.

Ozone deposition in relation to canopy physiology in a mixed conifer forest in Denmark
pp. 669-674(6)
Authors: Ro-Poulsen H.; Mikkelsen T.N.; Hovmand M.F.; Hummelsehoj P.; Jensen N.O.

Stomatal conductance of birch leaves - plenty of variation in the variable which determines the ozone dose
pp. 675-678(4)
Authors: Karenlampi L.; Metsarinne S.; Paakkonen E.

Physiological and ultrastructural responses of birch clones exposed to ozone and drought stress
pp. 679-684(6)
Authors: Paakkonen E.; Vahala J.; Holopainen T.; Karenlampi L.

Ozone and drought stress: interactive effects on gas exchange in aleppo pine (Pinus halepensis Mill.)
pp. 685-690(6)
Authors: Inclan R.; Alonso R.; Pujadas M.; Teres J.; Gimeno B.S.

Cell ultrastructure of needles from saplings of Norway spruce, Picea Abies (L) karst., exposed to ozone and low phosphorus supply in open-top chambers
pp. 691-696(6)
Authors: Sutinen S.; Wallin G.; Karlsson P.E.; Skarby L.; Sellden G.

Nitric acid vapor effects on forest trees - deposition and cuticular changes
pp. 697-702(6)
Authors: Bytnerowicz A.; Percy K.; Riechers G.; Padgett P.; Krywult M.

Differential photosynthetic response of two mediterranean species (Arbutus unedo and Viburnum tinus) to sulphur dioxide
pp. 703-708(6)
Authors: Panicucci A.; Nali C.; Lorenzini G.

Stress-physiological investigations and chromosomal analyses on cloned Norway spruce trees exposed to various levels of ozone in open-top chambers
pp. 709-714(6)
Authors: Wonisch A.; Muller M.; Tausz M.; Soja G.; Grill D.

An example of in vitro test to study the effects of surfactants in plant materials
pp. 715-720(6)
Authors: Bruschi P.; Schiff S.; Bennici A.; Mori B.

Change of the morphological structure of leaves of vaccinium vitisidaea caused by heavy metal pollution
pp. 721-726(6)
Authors: Balaganskaya E.D.; Kudrjavtseva O.V.

Structural observations on needles exposed to elevated levels of copper and nickel
pp. 727-732(6)
Authors: Kukkola E.; Huttunen S.

pH influence on root growth and nutrient uptake of Pinus pinaster seedlings
pp. 733-738(6)
Authors: Arduini I.; Kettner C.; Godbold D.L.; Onnis A.; Stefani A.

Heavy metals influence mineral nutrition of tree seedlings
pp. 739-744(6)
Authors: Arduini I.; Godbold D.L.; Onnis A.; Stefani A.

The effect of soil copper and nickel on survival and growth of scots pine saplings
pp. 745-750(6)
Author: Nieminen T.M.

Effect of low _PH and aluminium on growth of Pinus sylvestris L. seedlings mycorrhizal with Suillus luteus (L.ex.Fr.) S.F. Gray
pp. 751-756(6)
Authors: Kieliszewska-Rokicka B.; Rudawska M.; Leski T.; Kurczynska E.U.

Ectomycorrhizas and amelioration of metal stress in forest trees
pp. 757-762(6)
Authors: Godbold D.L.; Jentschke G.; Winter S.; Marschner P.

Long-term CO₂-enrichment in a mediterranean natural forest: an application of large open top chambers
pp. 763-770(8)
Authors: De Angelis P.; Scarascia-Mugnozza G.E.

Isotope discrimination and photosynthesis of vegetation growing in the bossoleto CO₂ spring
pp. 771-776(6)
Authors: Miglietta F.; Bettarini I.; Raschi A.; Korner C.; Vaccari F.P.

Growth of a deciduous tree seedling community in response to elevated CO₂ and nutrient supply
pp. 777-782(6)
Authors: Bucher J.B.; Tarjan D.P.; Siegwolf R.T.W.; Saurer M.; Blum H.; Hendrey G.R.

The combined effect of CO₂, ozone, and drought on the radical scavenging system of young oak trees (Quercus petraea) - a phytothron study
pp. 783-788(6)
Authors: Kurz C.; Schmieden U.; Strobel P.; Wild A.

The combined effects of CO₂, ozone and drought on rubisco and nitrogen metabolism of young oak trees (Quercus petraea)
pp. 789-794(6)
Authors: Schmadel-Hagebolling H.E.; Engel C.; Schmitt V.; Wild A.

Ultrastructural and growth responses of young scots pine seedlings (pinus sylvestris) to increasing carbon dioxide and ozone concentrations
pp. 795-800(6)
Authors: Utriainen J.; Holopainen T.

O₃ and O₃+CO₂ effects on a mediterranean evergreen broadleaf tree, holm oak (Quercus ilex L.)
pp. 801-806(6)
Authors: Manes F.; Vitale M.; Donato E.; Paoletti E.

Genetic control of responses to interacting tropospheric ozone and CO₂ in populus tremuloides
pp. 807-812(6)
Authors: Karnosky D.F.; Podila G.K.; Gagnon Z.; Pechter P.; Akkapeddi A.; Sheng Y.; Riemenschneider D.E.; Coleman M.D.; Dickson R.E.; Isebrands J.G.

Relation between genetic structure and susceptibility to air pollution of European pinus sylvestris populations from a IUFRO-1982 provenance experiment
pp. 813-818(6)
Authors: Prus-Glowacki W.; Oleksyn J.; Reich P.B.

Ecological Genetics in Forest Ecosystems under Stress as analysed by the Simulation Model ECO-GENE
pp. 819-824(6)
Authors: Degen B.; Scholz F.

Studying allelic diversity and stress response of PEPC (phosphoenolpyruvate carboxylase) in Norway spruce (picea abies)
pp. 825-828(4)
Authors: Ipsen A.; Kasten B.; Scholz F.; Ziegenhagen B.

Impact of increased UV-B on plant ecosystems
pp. 829-833(5)
Authors: Huttunen S.; Kinnunen H.; Laakso K.

UV-B and acid rain effects on beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) and holm oak (Quercus ilex L.) leaves
pp. 835-840(6)
Author: Paoletti E.

Oak (Quercus robur L.) seedlings responses to a realistic increase in UV-B radiation under open space conditions
pp. 841-845(5)
Authors: Antonelli F.; Bussotti F.; Grifoni D.; Grossoni P.; Mori B.; Tani C.; Zipoli G.

Effects of UV-B treatment on the distribution of wax tubes of scots pine needles
pp. 847-852(6)
Authors: Kinnunen H.; Manninen S.; Peura R.; Laakso K.; Huttunen S.

Effect of enhanced UV-B radiation on adaxial leaf surface micromorphology and epicuticular wax biosynthesis of sugar maple
pp. 853-858(6)
Authors: Gordon D.C.; Percy K.E.; Riding R.T.

Stress concepts and forest trees
pp. 859-864(6)
Author: Godbold D.L.

Biochemical indicators for novel forest decline in spruce
pp. 865-870(6)
Authors: Baur M.; Lauchert U.; Wild A.

Biochemical responses to abiotic stress in beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) leaves
pp. 871-875(5)
Authors: Rabotti G.; Ballarin-Denti A.

Investigation on phosphoenol pyruvate carboxylase and proline in damaged and undamaged needles of Picea abies and Abies alba
pp. 877-881(5)
Authors: Wohlfahrt S.; Schmitt V.; Wild A.

Ethylene-biosynthesis in conifers: investigations on the emission of ethylene and the content of ACC and MACC in Norway Spruce (Picea abies) and silver fir (Abies alba)
pp. 883-888(6)
Authors: Wilksch W.; Schmitt V.; Wild A.

Peroxidases: usable markers of air pollution in trees from urban environments
pp. 889-894(6)
Authors: Puccinelli P.; Anselmi N.; Bragaloni M.

Use of needle epicuticular wax chemical composition in the early diagnosis of Norway spruce (Picea abies (L.) karst.) decline in Europe
pp. 895-900(6)
Authors: Cape J.N.; Percy K.E.

Climatic and air pollution gradient studies on coniferous trees health status, needles wettability and chemical characteristics.
pp. 901-905(5)
Authors: Staszweski T.; Lukasik W.; Godzik S.; Szdzuj J.; Uzieblo A.K.

Relationships between transpiration, stomatal damage and leaf wettability in declining beech trees
pp. 907-912(6)
Authors: Paoletti E.; Raddi P.; La Scala S.

Morpho-anatomical effects of pollutants on Pinus pinea L. needles.
pp. 913-917(5)
Authors: Grossoni P.; Bussotti F.; Mori B.; Magalotti M.; Mansuino S.

Morpho-anatomical alterations in leaves of fagus syl vatica L. and quercus ilex L. in different environmental stress condition
pp. 919-924(6)
Authors: Grossoni P.; Bussotti F.; Tani C.; Gravano E.; Santarelli S.; Bottacci A.

Field experiment on water transport of oak trees measured by computer tomograph and magnetic resonance imaging
pp. 925-930(6)
Authors: Beres C.; Fenyvesi A.; Raschi A.; Ridder H.-W.

Sap-flow velocities and distribution of wet-wood in trunks of healthy and unhealthy Quercus robur, Quercus petraea and Quercus cerris oak trees in Hungary
pp. 931-936(6)
Authors: Fenyvesi A.; Beres C.; Raschi A.; Tognietti R.; Ridder H.-W.; Molnar T.; Rofler J.; Lakatos T.; Csiha I.

Analysis of soil, roots and mycorrhizae in a Norway spruce declining forest
pp. 937-942(6)
Authors: Vinceti B.; Paoletti E.; Wolf U.

Influence of air pollution on the nutritional status of Navarra's forests, Spain
pp. 943-948(6)
Authors: Santamaria J.M.; Martin A.

The chemical composition of spruce and beech foliage as an environmental indicator in Slovakia
pp. 949-953(5)
Author: Mankovska B.

Mineral nutrients in leaves and bast of pedunculate oak (Quercus robur L.) at different states of defoliation
pp. 955-959(5)
Authors: Simon A.; Wild A.

Nutrient disturbance through manganese accumulation in Douglas fir
pp. 961-964(4)
Authors: Kaus A.; Wild A.

Modelling aspects of forest decline in Germany: I. theoretical aspects and cause-effect relationships
pp. 965-970(6)
Authors: Augustin S.; Schall P.; Schmieden U.

Modelling aspects of forest decline in Germany: II. application and validation of an integrated soil-plant-model
pp. 971-978(8)
Authors: Schall P.; Augustin S.; Schmieden U.

Effects of sulphur and heavy metal deposition on foliar chemistry of scots pines in finnish lapland and on the Kola Peninsula
pp. 979-984(6)
Authors: Rautio P.; Huttunen S.; Lamppu J.

Interception of seasalt by coniferous and broadleaved woodland in a maritime environment in Western Ireland
pp. 985-987(3)
Authors: Farrell E.P.; Van Den Beuken R.; Boyle G.M.; Cummins T.; Aherne J.

Effects of complex air pollution on tree species of the Atlantic rain forest near Cubatao, Brazil
pp. 989-994(6)
Authors: Klumpp A.; Domingos M.; de Moraes R.M.; Klumpp G.

Investigations of ozone induced injury in forests of Southern Switzerland: field surveys and open-top chamber experiments
pp. 995-1000(6)
Authors: Skelly J.M.; Innes J.L.; Snyder K.R.; Savage J.E.; Hug C.; Landolt W.; Bleuler P.

Multidisciplinary study of ozone, acidic deposition and climate effects on a mixed conifer forest in California, USA
pp. 1001-1006(6)
Authors: Miller P.; Bytnerowicz A.; Fenn M.; Poth M.; Temple P.; Schilling S.; Jones D.; Johnson D.; Chow J.; Watson J.

Consequences of reduced immissions on the ecochemical conditions of forest ecosystems in Saxony (Germany)
pp. 1007-1012(6)
Authors: Raben G.; Andreae H.; Symossek F.

Characteristics of pine needles from trees of different age growing in the protective zone of ''konin'' aluminum smelter
pp. 1013-1018(6)
Authors: Staszewski T.; Uzieblo A.; Szdzuj J.

Element contents and stress-physiological characterization of Pinus canariensis needles in mediterranean type field stands in Tenerife
pp. 1019-1023(5)
Authors: Tausz M.; Peters J.; Jimenez M.S.; Morales D.; Grill D.

Role of diagnostic studies in forest monitoring programmes
pp. 1025-1030(6)
Author: Innes J.L.

Potential and limitation of visual indices of tree condition
pp. 1031-1036(6)
Author: Ferretti M.

Crown transparency of beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) in the northern apennines (Italy) - status changes and relationships with site characteristics and other indices of tree condition
pp. 1037-1042(6)
Authors: Ferretti M.; Baratozzi L.; Cenni E.; Cozzi A.; Savini P.

Integrated monitoring in alpine forest ecosystems in Trentino and South Tyrol, Italy
pp. 1043-1048(6)
Authors: Ambrosi P.; Bertolini F.; George E.; Minerbi S.; Salvadori C.

Environmental pollution and forest stress: A multidisciplinary approach study on alpine forest ecosystems
pp. 1049-1054(6)
Authors: Ballarin-Denti A.; Cocucci S.M.; Di Girolamo F.

Biodiversity and stress level in four forests of the Italian alps
pp. 1055-1060(6)
Authors: Bonavita P.; Chemini C.; Ambrosi P.; Minerbi S.; Salvadori C.; Furlanello C.

Scots pine (pinus sylvestris l.) die-back by unknown causes in the Aosta Valley, Italy
pp. 1061-1065(5)
Authors: Vertui F.; Tagliaferro F.

SO₂ air pollution and forest health status in northwestern Czech Republic
pp. 1067-1072(6)
Author: Sramek V.

Mapping of the epiphytic lichens on conifers in Finland in the years 1985-86 and 1995
pp. 1073-1078(6)
Authors: Poikolainen J.; Kuusinen M.; Mikkola K.; Lindgren M.

Biomonitoring of geothermal air pollution by epiphytic lichens and forest trees
pp. 1079-1082(4)
Authors: Loppi S.; Cenni E.; Bussotti F.; Ferretti M.

Ozone and air particulate measurements in mountain forest sites
pp. 1083-1088(6)
Authors: Dell'Era R.; Brambilla E.; Ballarin-Denti A.

The dynamics of aged airmasses and ozone in the Western Mediterranean: Relevance to forest ecosystems
pp. 1089-1094(6)
Authors: Sanz M.J.; Millan M.M.

Study on throughfall deposition in two north italian forest sites (Valtellina, Lombardy)
pp. 1095-1100(6)
Authors: Balestrini R.; Galli L.; Tagliaferri A.; Tartari G.

The effect of emissions from Cu-Ni smelters at Nikel, NW Russia, on the quality of bulk deposition, stand throughfall and percolation water in four scots pine stands in Northern Norway and Finland
pp. 1101-1106(6)
Authors: Lindroos A.-J.; Derome J.; Niska K.

Input-output ion fluxes in the river sor catchment (Galicia, NW Spain).
pp. 1107-1112(6)
Authors: Garcia-Rodeja E.; Fernandez-Sanjurjo M.J.; Fernandez-Vega V.

Soil and nutrition status of forest stands under various site conditions of the Moravian-Silesian Beskids
pp. 1113-1118(6)
Authors: Kulhavy J.; Klimo E.

Soil and forest vitality as affected by air pollutants on the Kola Peninsula
pp. 1119-1124(6)
Authors: Stjernquist I.; Nihlgard B.; Filiptchouk A.N.; Strakhov V.V.

Dynamics of Chernobyl-fallout radionuclides in soil solutions of forest ecosystems
pp. 1125-1130(6)
Authors: Agapkina G.I.; Shcheglov A.I.; Tikhomirov F.A.; Merculova L.N.

Copper and nickel mobility in Podzolic forest soils subjected to heavy metal and sulphur deposition in Western Finland
pp. 1131-1136(6)
Authors: Derome J.; Lindroos A.-J.

Aluminium dynamics in experimentally acidified soils from a humid-temperate region of South Europe
pp. 1137-1142(6)
Authors: Merino A.; Macias F.; Garcia-Rodeja E.

Techniques for preserving and determining aluminium fractions in soil solution from Podzolic forest soils
pp. 1143-1148(6)
Authors: Derome K.; Derome J.; Lindroos A.-J.

New aspects of buffering processes in stony soils
pp. 1149-1154(6)
Author: Deutschmann G.

Effects of nitrogen fertilization on carbon accumulation in boreal forests: model computations compared with the results of long-term fertilization experiments
pp. 1155-1160(6)
Authors: Makipaa R.; Karjalainen T.; Pussinen A.; Kukkola M.

Drought experiments within the solling roof project
pp. 1161-1166(6)
Authors: Lamersdorf N.P.; Blanck K.; Bredemeier M.; Xu Y.-J.