A Benchmark Test for Ecohydrological Models of Interannual Variability of NDVI in Semi-arid Tropical GrasslandsCHOLER, Philippe; SEA, William; LEUNING, Ray et al.Ecosystems (New York, NY. Print). 2011, Vol 14, Num 2, pp 183-197, issn 1432-9840, 15 p.Article

A New Conceptual Model of Nitrogen Saturation Based on Experimental Nitrogen Addition to an Oak ForestLOVETT, Gary M; GOODALE, Christine L.Ecosystems (New York, NY. Print). 2011, Vol 14, Num 4, pp 615-631, issn 1432-9840, 17 p.Article

Aboveground Forest Carbon Dynamics in Papua New Guinea: Isolating the Influence of Selective-Harvesting and El NinoFOX, Julian C; VIEILLEDENT, Ghislain; YOSI, Cossey K et al.Ecosystems (New York, NY. Print). 2011, Vol 14, Num 8, pp 1276-1288, issn 1432-9840, 13 p.Article

Accumulation of Carbon and Nitrogen in Residential Soils with Different Land-Use HistoriesRACITI, Steve M; GROFFMAN, Peter M; JENKINS, Jennifer C et al.Ecosystems (New York, NY. Print). 2011, Vol 14, Num 2, pp 287-297, issn 1432-9840, 11 p.Article

Biological Soil Crust Microsites Are the Main Contributor to Soil Respiration in a Semiarid EcosystemCASTILLO-MONROY, Andrea P; MAESTRE, Fernando T; REY, Ana et al.Ecosystems (New York, NY. Print). 2011, Vol 14, Num 5, pp 835-847, issn 1432-9840, 13 p.Article

Carbon Cycling in Floodplain Ecosystems: Out-Gassing and Photosynthesis Transmit Soil δ¹³C Gradient Through Stream Food WebsGRAY, Duncan P; HARDING, Jon S; ELBERLING, Bo et al.Ecosystems (New York, NY. Print). 2011, Vol 14, Num 4, pp 583-597, issn 1432-9840, 15 p.Article

Divergence in Forest-Type Response to Climate and Weather: Evidence for Regional Links Between Forest-Type Evenness and Net Primary ProductivityBRADFORD, John B.Ecosystems (New York, NY. Print). 2011, Vol 14, Num 6, pp 975-986, issn 1432-9840, 12 p.Article

Ecological Effects of Live Salmon Exceed Those of Carcasses During an Annual Spawning MigrationTIEGS, Scott D; LEVI, Peter S; RÜEGG, Janine et al.Ecosystems (New York, NY. Print). 2011, Vol 14, Num 4, pp 598-614, issn 1432-9840, 17 p.Article

Effects of Watershed History on Dissolved Organic Matter Characteristics in Headwater StreamsYAMASHITA, Youhei; KLOEPPEL, Brian D; KNOEPP, Jennifer et al.Ecosystems (New York, NY. Print). 2011, Vol 14, Num 7, pp 1110-1122, issn 1432-9840, 13 p.Article

Forest Canopy Properties and Variation in Aboveground Net Primary Production over Upper Great Lakes LandscapesDRONOVA, Iryna; BERGEN, Kathleen M; ELLSWORTH, David S et al.Ecosystems (New York, NY. Print). 2011, Vol 14, Num 6, pp 865-879, issn 1432-9840, 15 p.Article

Long-Term Effects of Adding Nutrients to an Oligotrophic Coastal EnvironmentARMITAGE, Anna R; FRANKOVICH, Thomas A; FOURQUREAN, James W et al.Ecosystems (New York, NY. Print). 2011, Vol 14, Num 3, pp 430-444, issn 1432-9840, 15 p.Article

Modelling Spatial Interactions Among Fire, Spruce Budworm, and Logging in the Boreal ForestJAMES, Patrick M. A; FORTIN, M.-J; STURTEVANT, B. R et al.Ecosystems (New York, NY. Print). 2011, Vol 14, Num 1, pp 60-75, issn 1432-9840, 16 p.Article

Optimal Fire Regimes for Soil Carbon Storage in Tropical Savannas of Northern AustraliaRICHARDS, Anna E; COOK, Garry D; LYNCH, Brian T et al.Ecosystems (New York, NY. Print). 2011, Vol 14, Num 3, pp 503-518, issn 1432-9840, 16 p.Article

Patterns and Dynamics of Dissolved Organic Carbon (DOC) in Boreal Streams: The Role of Processes, Connectivity, and ScalingLAUDON, Hjalmar; BERGGREN, Martin; AGREN, Anneli et al.Ecosystems (New York, NY. Print). 2011, Vol 14, Num 6, pp 880-893, issn 1432-9840, 14 p.Article

Plants Mediate the Sensitivity of Soil Respiration to Rainfall VariabilityAANDERUD, Zachary T; SCHOOLMASTER, Donald R; LENNON, Jay T et al.Ecosystems (New York, NY. Print). 2011, Vol 14, Num 1, pp 156-167, issn 1432-9840, 12 p.Article

Soil Carbon Stocks and Soil Carbon Quality in the Upland Portion of a Boreal Landscape, James Bay, QuebecPARE, David; BANVILLE, Jessica L; GARNEAU, Michelle et al.Ecosystems (New York, NY. Print). 2011, Vol 14, Num 4, pp 533-546, issn 1432-9840, 14 p.Article

Soil Inorganic N Leaching in Edges of Different Forest Types Subject to High N Deposition LoadsWUYTS, Karen; DE SCHRIJVER, An; STAELENS, Jeroen et al.Ecosystems (New York, NY. Print). 2011, Vol 14, Num 5, pp 818-834, issn 1432-9840, 17 p.Article

Understory Invasion by Acacia longifolia Alters the Water Balance and Carbon Gain of a Mediterranean Pine ForestRASCHER, Katherine G; GROSSE-STOLTENBERG, Andre; MAGUAS, Cristina et al.Ecosystems (New York, NY. Print). 2011, Vol 14, Num 6, pp 904-919, issn 1432-9840, 16 p.Article

Bioturbation of Burrowing Crabs Promotes Sediment Turnover and Carbon and Nitrogen Movements in an Estuarine Salt MarshJIN QING WANG; XIAO DONG ZHANG; LI FEN JIANG et al.Ecosystems (New York, NY. Print). 2010, Vol 13, Num 4, pp 586-599, issn 1432-9840, 14 p.Article

Dissolved Organic Matter Characteristics Across a Subtropical Wetland's Landscape: Application of Optical Properties in the Assessment of Environmental DynamicsYAMASHITA, Youhei; SCINTO, Leonard J; MAIE, Nagamitsu et al.Ecosystems (New York, NY. Print). 2010, Vol 13, Num 7, pp 1006-1019, issn 1432-9840, 14 p.Article

Hydrologic Modification and the Loss of Self-organized Patterning in the Ridge-Slough Mosaic of the EvergladesWATTS, Danielle L; COHEN, Matthew J; HEFFERNAN, James B et al.Ecosystems (New York, NY. Print). 2010, Vol 13, Num 6, pp 813-827, issn 1432-9840, 15 p.Article

Lake Ecosystem Responses to Holocene Climate Change at the Subarctic Tree-Line in Northern SwedenREUSS, Nina S; HAMMARLUND, Dan; RUNDGREN, Mats et al.Ecosystems (New York, NY. Print). 2010, Vol 13, Num 3, pp 393-409, issn 1432-9840, 17 p.Article

Large Canopy Exchange Fluxes of Inorganic and Organic Nitrogen and Preferential Retention of Nitrogen by Epiphytes in a Tropical Lowland RainforestUMANA, Nina Hinko-Najera; WANEK, Wolfgang.Ecosystems (New York, NY. Print). 2010, Vol 13, Num 3, pp 367-381, issn 1432-9840, 15 p.Article

Litter Mixture Interactions at the Level of Plant Functional Types are AdditiveHOORENS, Bart; STROETENGA, Martin; AERTS, Rien et al.Ecosystems (New York, NY. Print). 2010, Vol 13, Num 1, pp 90-98, issn 1432-9840, 9 p.Article

Plant Species Composition Can Be Used as a Proxy to Predict Methane Emissions in Peatland Ecosystems After Land-Use ChangesDIAS, André T. C; HOORENS, Bart; VAN LOGTESTIJN, Richard S. P et al.Ecosystems (New York, NY. Print). 2010, Vol 13, Num 4, pp 526-538, issn 1432-9840, 13 p.Article