Canadian Journal of Botany

Ultrastructure and immunocytochemistry of the host–pathogen interface in poinsettia leaves infected with powdery mildew
pp. 421-429(9)
Authors: Celio G.J.; Mims. C.W.; Richardson E.A.

Light, not nitrogen, limits growth of the grass Deschampsia flexuosa in boreal forests
pp. 430-435(6)
Authors: Strengbom J.; Näsholm T.; Ericson L.

Only iron-limited cells of the cyanobacterium Anabaena flos-aquae inhibit growth of the green alga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii
pp. 436-442(7)
Authors: Matz C.J.; Christensen M.R.; Bone A.D.; Gress C.D.; Widenmaier S.B.; Weger H.G.

Mycorrhizal inoculum and performance of nonmycorrhizal Carex bigelowii and mycorrhizal Trientalis europaea
pp. 443-449(7)
Authors: Ruotsalainen A.L.; Aikio S.

Competition and coexistence in grassland codominants: responses to neighbour removal and resource availability
pp. 450-460(11)
Authors: Silletti A.M.; Knapp A.K.; Blair J.M.

Analysis of diversity of natural populations and commercial lines of Echinacea using AFLP
pp. 461-484(24)
Authors: Mechanda S.M.; Baum B.R.; Johnson D.A.; Arnason J.T.

Two new marine fungi from China and Singapore, with the description of a new genus, Sablecola (Halosphaeriales, Ascomycota)
pp. 485-490(6)
Authors: Pang K-L.; Jones E.G.; Vrijmoed L.L.P.

Survival strategies of Silene tatarica (Caryophyllaceae) in riparian and ruderal habitats
pp. 491-502(12)
Authors: Jäkäläniemi A.; Kauppi A.; Pramila A.; Vähätaini K.

Partitioning mycorrhizal influence on water relations of Phaseolus vulgaris into soil and plant components
pp. 503-514(12)
Authors: Augé R.M.; Sylvia D.M.; Park S.; Buttery B.R.; Saxton A.M.; Moore J.L.; Cho K.

Inhibition of growth in two dinoflagellates by rapid changes in external pH
pp. 515-520(6)
Authors: Dason J.S.; Colman B.

Cost–benefit relationships in fronds emerging at different times in a deciduous fern, Pteridium aquilinum
pp. 521-527(7)
Authors: Oikawa S.; Hikosaka K.; Hirose T.; Shiyomi M.; Takahashi S.; Hori Y.

Studies in the Alismataceae. XII. Floral organogenesis in Damasonium alisma and Baldellia ranunculoides, and comparisons with Butomus umbellatus
pp. 528-539(12)
Author: Charlton W.A.

Morphology and anatomy of chasmolithic versus epilithic growth: a taxonomic revision of inconspicuous saxicolous Buellia species from the Sonoran Desert Region generally ascribed to the "Buellia punctata" group
pp. 540-562(23)
Authors: Bungartz F.; Nash III T.H.; Ryan B.D.