1. A comparison of THI indices leads to a sensible heat-based heat stress index for shaded cattle that aligns temperature and humidity stress

   • A. Berman
   • Talia Horovitz
   • H. Gacitua

   Original Paper 27 January 2016 Pages: 1453 - 1462

   

2. Modeling and in situ measurements of biometeorological conditions in microenvironments within the Athens University Campus, Greece

   • Panagiotis T. Nastos
   • Iliana D. Polychroni

   Original Paper 05 February 2016 Pages: 1463 - 1479

   

3. Spa therapy for elderly: a retrospective study of 239 older patients with osteoarthritis

   • Mine Karagülle
   • Sinan Kardeş
   • Müfit Zeki Karagülle

   Original Paper 26 January 2016 Pages: 1481 - 1491

   

4. Mesoscale atmospheric transport of ragweed pollen allergens from infected to uninfected areas

   • Ł. Grewling
   • P. Bogawski
   • M. Smith

   Original Paper Open access 02 February 2016 Pages: 1493 - 1500

   

5. The effect of climate manipulations on the herbivory of the pest slug Deroceras reticulatum (Müller, 1774) (Pulmonata: Agriolimacidae)

   • H. El-Danasoury
   • J. Iglesias-Piñeiro
   • M. Córdoba

   Original Paper 27 January 2016 Pages: 1501 - 1507

   

6. Regional forecast model for the Olea pollen season in Extremadura (SW Spain)

   • Santiago Fernández-Rodríguez
   • Pablo Durán-Barroso
   • Ángela Gonzalo-Garijo

   Original Paper 19 February 2016 Pages: 1509 - 1517

   

7. Interannual variability of average minimum temperatures derived from tree rings in the mid-Qinling Mountains, China, for the past 138 years

   • Ying Lei
   • Yu Liu
   • Changfeng Sun

   Original Paper 21 February 2016 Pages: 1519 - 1529

   

8. The role of the US Great Plains low-level jet in nocturnal migrant behavior

   • Charlotte E. Wainwright
   • Phillip M. Stepanian
   • Kyle G. Horton

   Original Paper 13 February 2016 Pages: 1531 - 1542

   

9. Impact of meteorological changes on the incidence of scarlet fever in Hefei City, China

   • Yu Duan
   • Xiao-lei Huang
   • Jing Wang

   Original Paper 01 March 2016 Pages: 1543 - 1550

   

10. Can we detect a nonlinear response to temperature in European plant phenology?

    • Susanne Jochner
    • Tim H. Sparks
    • Annette Menzel

    Original Paper 04 March 2016 Pages: 1551 - 1561

    

11. Interannual variations in spring phenology and their response to climate change across the Tibetan Plateau from 1982 to 2013

    • Lingling Liu
    • Xiaoyang Zhang
    • Xinjie Liu

    Original Paper 02 March 2016 Pages: 1563 - 1575

    

12. Topography and age mediate the growth responses of Smith fir to climate warming in the southeastern Tibetan Plateau

    • B. Liu
    • Y. Wang
    • J. J. Camarero

    Original Paper 03 March 2016 Pages: 1577 - 1587

    

13. Response of deciduous trees spring phenology to recent and projected climate change in Central Lithuania

    • Romualdas Juknys
    • Arvydas Kanapickas
    • Gintarė Sujetovienė

    Original Paper 07 March 2016 Pages: 1589 - 1602

    

14. Temperature and rainfall are related to fertility rate after spring artificial insemination in small ruminants

    • J. A. Abecia
    • F. Arrébola
    • C. Palacios

    Original Paper 07 March 2016 Pages: 1603 - 1609