1. Stressed out symbiotes: hypotheses for the influence of abiotic stress on arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi

   • Niall S. Millar
   • Alison E. Bennett

   Highlighted Student Research Open access 27 June 2016 Pages: 625 - 641

   

2. Follow your nose: leaf odour as an important foraging cue for mammalian herbivores

   • Rebecca S. Stutz
   • Peter B. Banks
   • Clare McArthur

   Highlighted Student Research 02 July 2016 Pages: 643 - 651

   

3. Effects of long-term nutrient additions on Arctic tundra, stream, and lake ecosystems: beyond NPP

   • Laura Gough
   • Neil D. Bettez
   • Gaius R. Shaver

   Concepts, Reviews and Syntheses 31 August 2016 Pages: 653 - 665

   

4. Root respiratory costs of ion uptake, root growth, and root maintenance in wetland plants: efficiency and strategy of O₂ use for adaptation to hypoxia

   • Takatoshi Nakamura
   • Motoka Nakamura

   Physiological ecology - original research 04 July 2016 Pages: 667 - 678

   

5. Stable isotope physiology of stem succulents across a broad range of volume-to-surface area ratio

   • Kevin R. Hultine
   • David G. Williams
   • Raul Puente-Martinez

   Physiological ecology - original research 06 July 2016 Pages: 679 - 690

   

6. Multiple cues influence multiple traits in the phenotypically plastic melanization of the cabbage white butterfly

   • Andrew M. Stoehr
   • Erin M. Wojan

   Physiological ecology - original research 14 July 2016 Pages: 691 - 701

   

7. Flexibility in metabolic rate and activity level determines individual variation in overwinter performance

   • Sonya K. Auer
   • Karine Salin
   • Neil B. Metcalfe

   Physiological ecology – original research Open access 26 July 2016 Pages: 703 - 712

   

8. Hydraulic constraints modify optimal photosynthetic profiles in giant sequoia trees

   • Anthony R. Ambrose
   • Wendy L. Baxter
   • Todd E. Dawson

   Physiological ecology - original research 23 August 2016 Pages: 713 - 730

   

9. Foliar uptake of fog in coastal California shrub species

   • Nathan C. Emery

   Physiological ecology - original research 27 August 2016 Pages: 731 - 742

   

10. Understory avifauna exhibits altered mobbing behavior in tropical forest degraded by selective logging

    • Fangyuan Hua
    • Kathryn E. Sieving

    Behavioral ecology –original research 14 July 2016 Pages: 743 - 754

    

11. Latitudinal and longitudinal clines of phenotypic plasticity in the invasive herb Solidago canadensis in China

    • Junmin Li
    • Leshan Du
    • Mark van Kleunen

    Population ecology – original research 13 August 2016 Pages: 755 - 764

    

12. Population divergence in fish elemental phenotypes associated with trophic phenotypes and lake trophic state

    • Quenton M. Tuckett
    • Michael T. Kinnison
    • Kevin S. Simon

    Population ecology – original research 27 August 2016 Pages: 765 - 778

    

13. Host range expansion is density dependent

    • Bastien Castagneyrol
    • Hervé Jactel
    • Dominique Piou

    Plant-microbe-animal interactions – original research 24 August 2016 Pages: 779 - 788

    

14. Tree species effects on pathogen-suppressive capacities of soil bacteria across two tropical dry forests in Costa Rica

    • Kristen Becklund
    • Jennifer Powers
    • Linda Kinkel

    Plant-microbe-animal interactions - original research 30 August 2016 Pages: 789 - 802

    

15. Effects of soil nitrogen availability and native grass diversity on exotic forb dominance

    • Robert W. Heckman
    • David E. Carr

    Community ecology - Original research 13 July 2016 Pages: 803 - 813

    

16. Phytoplankton responses to temperature increases are constrained by abiotic conditions and community composition

    • Maren Striebel
    • Stefanie Schabhüttl
    • Helmut Hillebrand

    Community ecology – original research Open access 04 August 2016 Pages: 815 - 827

    

17. Functional composition drives ecosystem function through multiple mechanisms in a broadleaved subtropical forest

    • Jyh-Min Chiang
    • Marko J. Spasojevic
    • Ryan W. McEwan

    Community ecology – original research 08 September 2016 Pages: 829 - 840

    

18. Grassland structural heterogeneity in a savanna is driven more by productivity differences than by consumption differences between lawn and bunch grasses

    • Michiel P. Veldhuis
    • Heleen F. Fakkert
    • Han Olff

    Community ecology – original research Open access 13 August 2016 Pages: 841 - 853

    

19. Using a model based fourth-corner analysis to explain vegetation change following an extraordinary fire disturbance

    • S. E. Venn
    • C. M. Pickering
    • A. D. Letten

    Community ecology – original research 30 August 2016 Pages: 855 - 863

    

20. Disentangling the roles of diversity resistance and priority effects in community assembly

    • Duarte S. Viana
    • Bertha Cid
    • Luis Santamaría

    Community ecology – original research 30 August 2016 Pages: 865 - 875

    

21. The relative importance of vertical soil nutrient heterogeneity, and mean and depth-specific soil nutrient availabilities for tree species richness in tropical forests and woodlands

    • Deo D. Shirima
    • Ørjan Totland
    • Stein R. Moe

    Ecosystem ecology – original research 26 July 2016 Pages: 877 - 888

    

22. Tight coupling of leaf area index to canopy nitrogen and phosphorus across heterogeneous tallgrass prairie communities

    • Anne E. Klodd
    • Jesse B. Nippert
    • Gareth K. Phoenix

    Ecosystem ecology – original research 25 August 2016 Pages: 889 - 898

    

23. Imposing antecedent global change conditions rapidly alters plant community composition in a mixed-grass prairie

    • Amy L. Concilio
    • Jesse B. Nippert
    • Timothy R. Seastedt

    Global change ecology – original research 12 July 2016 Pages: 899 - 911

    

24. Relative importance of local- and large-scale drivers of alpine soil microarthropod communities

    • Ruth J. Mitchell
    • Hannah M. Urpeth
    • Astrid R. Taylor

    Global change ecology – original research 16 July 2016 Pages: 913 - 924