1. The Role of Snowmelt and Spring Rainfall in Inorganic Nutrient Fluxes from a Large Temperate Watershed, the Androscoggin River Basin (Maine and New Hampshire)

   • Autumn J. Oczkowski
   • Brian A. Pellerin
   • Theodore C. Loder III

   OriginalPaper 11 April 2006 Pages: 191 - 203

2. Small-scale hydrological variation determines landscape CO₂ fluxes in the high Arctic

   • Sofie Sjögersten
   • René van der Wal
   • Sarah J. Woodin

   OriginalPaper 05 June 2006 Pages: 205 - 216

3. The global-scale temperature and moisture dependencies of soil organic carbon decomposition: an analysis using a mechanistic decomposition model

   • Takeshi Ise
   • Paul R. Moorcroft

   ORIGINAL PAPER 05 June 2006 Pages: 217 - 231

4. Dynamics of soil organic carbon and soil fertility affected by alfalfa productivity in a semiarid agro-ecosystem

   • Yu Jia
   • Feng-Min Li
   • Jin-Zhang Xu

   ORIGINAL PAPER 03 June 2006 Pages: 233 - 243

5. Wetland plant decomposition under different nutrient conditions: what is more important, litter quality or site quality?

   • Eliška Rejmánková
   • Kateřina Houdková

   GENERAL PAPER 03 June 2006 Pages: 245 - 262

6. Chemical composition of aquatic dissolved organic matter in five boreal forest catchments sampled in spring and fall seasons

   • Marc Schumacher
   • Iso Christl
   • Ruben Kretzschmar

   Original Paper 05 June 2006 Pages: 263 - 275

7. ¹⁵N natural abundance of foliage and soil across boreal forests of Finland

   • S. P. Sah
   • H. Rita
   • H. Ilvesniemi

   Research Article 05 June 2006 Pages: 277 - 288

8. Ammonium Transformation in a Nitrogen-Rich Tidal Freshwater Marsh

   • Britta Gribsholt
   • Eric Struyf
   • Henricus T. S. Boschker

   Original Paper 03 June 2006 Pages: 289 - 298