1. Putting the insect into the birch–insect interaction

   • Erkki Haukioja

   Review 09 April 2003 Pages: 161 - 168

   

2. Sources of variation in consumer-diet δ¹⁵N enrichment: a meta-analysis

   • Mathew A. Vanderklift
   • Sergine Ponsard

   Stable Isotope Ecology 07 June 2003 Pages: 169 - 182

   

3. Is there a feedback between N availability in siliceous and calcareous soils and Cistus albidus leaf chemical composition?

   • Eva Castells
   • Josep Peñuelas

   Ecophysiology 15 April 2003 Pages: 183 - 192

   

4. Does flood tolerance explain tree species distribution in tropical seasonally flooded habitats?

   • Omar R. Lopez
   • Thomas A. Kursar

   Ecophysiology 13 May 2003 Pages: 193 - 204

   

5. δ¹³C and water-use efficiency in Australian grasstrees and South African conifers over the last century

   • Perry W. Swanborough
   • Byron B. Lamont
   • Edmund C. February

   Ecophysiology 01 May 2003 Pages: 205 - 212

   

6. Freeze/thaw stress in Ceanothus of southern California chaparral

   • Frank W. Ewers
   • Michael C. Lawson
   • Stephen D. Davis

   Ecophysiology 10 May 2003 Pages: 213 - 219

   

7. Nutrient conservation increases with latitude of origin in European Pinus sylvestris populations

   • J. Oleksyn
   • P. B. Reich
   • M. G. Tjoelker

   Population Ecology 17 May 2003 Pages: 220 - 235

   

8. Effect of pollinator-inflicted ovule damage on floral abscission in the yucca-yucca moth mutualism: the role of mechanical and chemical factors

   • Deborah L. Marr
   • Olle Pellmyr

   Plant Animal Interactions 20 May 2003 Pages: 236 - 243

   

9. Phenological variation as protection against defoliating insects: the case of Quercus robur and Operophtera brumata

   • Olli-Pekka Tikkanen
   • Riitta Julkunen-Tiitto

   Plant Animal Interactions 01 May 2003 Pages: 244 - 251

   

10. Dominant cold desert plants do not partition warm season precipitation by event size

    • Susanne Schwinning
    • Benjamin I. Starr
    • James R. Ehleringer

    Ecosystems Ecology 15 April 2003 Pages: 252 - 260

    

11. Source partitioning using stable isotopes: coping with too many sources

    • Donald L. Phillips
    • Jillian W. Gregg

    Ecosystems Ecology 21 May 2003 Pages: 261 - 269

    

12. Stable isotope analyses and demographic responses counter prospects of planktivory by Caridina (Decapoda: Atyidae) in Lake Victoria

    • Rob C. Hart
    • Linda M. Campbell
    • R. E. Hecky

    Ecosystems Ecology 25 April 2003 Pages: 270 - 278

    

13. Are impacts of an exotic predator on a stream food web influenced by disturbance history?

    • Per Nyström
    • Angus R. McIntosh

    Community Ecology 28 May 2003 Pages: 279 - 288

    

14. The relative impacts of native and introduced predatory fish on a temporary wetland tadpole assemblage

    • Matthew J. Baber
    • Kimberly J. Babbitt

    Community Ecology 24 April 2003 Pages: 289 - 295

    

15. Shrub spatial aggregation and consequences for reproductive success

    • Reyes Tirado
    • Francisco I. Pugnaire

    Community Ecology 15 April 2003 Pages: 296 - 301

    

16. Stable isotopes as indicators of altitudinal distributions and movements in an Ecuadorean hummingbird community

    • Keith A. Hobson
    • Len I. Wassenaar
    • Thomas B. Smith

    Community Ecology 20 May 2003 Pages: 302 - 308

    

17. Seasonal variation in top-down and bottom-up processes in a grassland arthropod community

    • Alison G. Boyer
    • Robert E. Swearingen
    • Matthew D. Moran

    Community Ecology 16 May 2003 Pages: 309 - 316

    

18. Global climate change and reindeer: effects of winter weather on the autumn weight and growth of calves

    • Robert B. Weladji
    • Øystein Holand

    Global Change Ecology 18 April 2003 Pages: 317 - 323

19. Inheritance of host finding ability on structurally complex surfaces

    • D. A. Andow
    • D. M. Olson

    Behavioral Ecology 17 April 2003 Pages: 324 - 328