Number 9, September

Tree Physiology 16:733–745 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Canopy development, CO₂ exchange and carbon balance of a modeled agroforestry tree
Pekka Nygren, Pasi Kiema and Silvia Rebottaro

Tree Physiology 16:747–755 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Correlations between stable carbon-isotope abundance and hydraulic conductivity in Douglas-fir across a climate gradient in Oregon, USA
Jeanne A. Panek

Tree Physiology 16:757–763 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Influence of arbuscular mycorrhizae and phosphate fertilization on shoot apical growth of micropropagated apple and plum rootstocks
P. Fortuna, A. S. Citernesi, S. Morini, C. Vitagliano and M. Giovannetti

Tree Physiology 16:765–772 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Photosynthetic responses to needle water potentials in Scots pine after a four-year exposure to elevated CO₂ and temperature
Seppo Kellomäki and Kai-Yun Wang

Tree Physiology 16:773–778 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Growth and photosynthetic responses of four Virginia Piedmont tree species to shade
John W. Groninger, John R. Seiler, John A. Peterson and Richard E. Kreh

Tree Physiology 16:779–785 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Diurnal changes in leaf gas exchange characteristics in the uppermost canopy of a rain forest tree, Dryobalanops aromatica Gaertn. f.
Atsushi Ishida, Takeshi Toma, Yoosuke Matsumoto, Son Kheong Yap and Yutaka Maruyama

Tree Physiology 16:787–793 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Carbon and nitrogen allocation in ectomycorrhizal and non-mycorrhizal Pinus sylvestris L. seedlings
Jan V. Colpaert, André van Laere and Jozef A. van Assche

Tree Physiology 16:795–799 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Root growth potential as an indicator of drought stress history
Richard W. Tinus