Number 6, June

Tree Physiology 16:527–536 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Responses of carbon gain and growth of Pinus radiata stands to thinning and fertilizing
D. W. Sheriff

Tree Physiology 16:537–546 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Effects of carbon dioxide, fertilization, and irrigation on photosynthetic capacity of loblolly pine trees
Ramesh Murthy, Phillip M. Dougherty, Stanley J. Zarnoch and H. Lee Allen

Tree Physiology 16:547–555 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Relationship between nuclear DNA markers and physiological parameters in Sitka × interior spruce populations
Steven C. Grossnickle, Ben C. S. Sutton, Raymund S. Folk and Robert J. Gawley

Tree Physiology 16:557–565 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Photosynthetic and stomatal responses to high temperature and light in two oaks at the western limit of their range
Erik Hamerlynck and Alan K. Knapp

Tree Physiology 16:567–574 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Physiological changes in red spruce seedlings during a simulated winter thaw
P. G. Schaberg, J. B. Shane, G. J. Hawley, G. R. Strimbeck, D. H. DeHayes, P. F. Cali and J. R. Donnelly

Tree Physiology 16:575–581 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Response of giant sequoia canopy foliage to elevated concentrations of atmospheric ozone
N. E. Grulke, P. R. Miller and D. Scioli

Tree Physiology 16:583–589 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Effects of soil and stem base heating on survival, resprouting and gas exchange of Acer and Quercus seedlings
Julie A. Huddle and Stephen G. Pallardy

Tree Physiology 16:591–594 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Radial distributions of Pb in stems of young Norway spruce trees grown in Pb-contaminated soil
Jürgen Hagemeyer and Thomas Weinand

Tree Physiology 16:595 [ Free Full Text ]
Correction
Stem respiration in a closed-canopy upland oak forest
Nelson T. Edwards and Paul J. Hanson