1. Soil–plant relations in Mediterranean forest environments

   • Agustín Rubio
   • Agustín Merino
   • Alfredo Blanco

   Editorial 09 December 2009 Pages: 1 - 3

2. Nutrients return from leaves and litterfall in a mediterranean cork oak (Quercus suber L.) forest in southwestern Spain

   • Enrique Andivia
   • Manuel Fernández
   • Raúl Tapias

   Original Paper 21 April 2009 Pages: 5 - 12

   

3. Nutrients return from leaves and litterfall in a mediterranean cork oak (Quercus suber L.) forest in southwestern Spain

   • Enrique Andivia
   • Manuel Fernández
   • Raúl Tapias

   Erratum 21 August 2009 Pages: 13 - 13

4. Influence of plant species on physical, chemical and biological soil properties in a Mediterranean forest soil

   • A. Pérez-Bejarano
   • J. Mataix-Solera
   • S. Cano-Amat

   Original Paper 20 December 2008 Pages: 15 - 24

   

5. Tree effects on the chemical topsoil features of oak, beech and pine forests

   • Elena Marcos
   • Leonor Calvo
   • Reyes Tárrega

   Original Paper 19 December 2008 Pages: 25 - 30

   

6. Plant and carabid beetle species diversity in relation to forest type and structural heterogeneity

   • Ángela Taboada
   • Reyes Tárrega
   • José María Salgado

   Original Paper 24 December 2008 Pages: 31 - 45

   

7. Afforestation of a trace-element polluted area in SW Spain: woody plant performance and trace element accumulation

   • Maria Teresa Domínguez
   • Paula Madejón
   • José Manuel Murillo

   Original Paper 19 December 2008 Pages: 47 - 59

   

8. Evaluation of sap flow density of Acacia melanoxylon R. Br. (blackwood) trees in overstocked stands in north-western Iberian Peninsula

   • E. Jiménez
   • J. A. Vega
   • C. Fernández

   Original Paper 24 December 2008 Pages: 61 - 72

   

9. Microbiological parameters as indicators of soil organic carbon dynamics in relation to different land use management

   • Mireia Llorente
   • M. Belén Turrión

   Original Paper 04 February 2009 Pages: 73 - 81

   

10. Degradability of soils under oak and pine in Central Spain

    • Elena Charro
    • J. F. Gallardo
    • A. Moyano

    Original Paper 10 November 2009 Pages: 83 - 91

    

11. Carbon dioxide fluxes across the Sierra de Guadarrama, Spain

    • R. Inclán
    • C. Uribe
    • A. Rubio

    Original Paper 19 December 2008 Pages: 93 - 100

    

12. Root trenching: a useful tool to estimate autotrophic soil respiration? A case study in an Austrian mountain forest

    • Eugenio Díaz-Pinés
    • Andreas Schindlbacher
    • Agustín Rubio

    Original Paper 23 December 2008 Pages: 101 - 109

    

13. Influence of the soil water holding capacity on the potential distribution of forest species. A case study: the potential distribution of cork oak (Quercus suber L.) in central-western Spain

    • Luis Carlos Jovellar Lacambra
    • Alfredo Blanco Andray
    • Fernando Santos Francés

    Original Paper 19 December 2008 Pages: 111 - 117

    

14. A novel application of the ecological field theory to the definition of physiographic and climatic potential areas of forest species

    • Rafael Alonso Ponce
    • Eduardo López Senespleda
    • Otilio Sánchez Palomares

    Original Paper 24 December 2008 Pages: 119 - 131

    

15. Evaluation of the potential index model to predict habitat suitability of forest species: the potential distribution of mountain pine (Pinus uncinata) in the Iberian peninsula

    • Eduardo T. Mezquida
    • Agustín Rubio
    • Otilio Sánchez-Palomares

    Original Paper 23 April 2009 Pages: 133 - 140