Number 1_2_3, December

Tree Physiology 2:1–16 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
The role of physiology in forestry
Paul J. Kramer

Tree Physiology 2:17–27 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Site fertility affects seasonal carbon reserves in loblolly pine
Elaine M. Birk and Pamela A. Matson

Tree Physiology 2:29–34 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
A comparison of rates of aboveground growth and carbon dioxide assimilation by aspen on sites of high and low quality
G. M. Briggs, T. W. Jurik and D. M. Gates

Tree Physiology 2:35–46 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Accumulation of starch in roots and foliage of loblolly pine (Pinus taeda L.): effects of season, site and fertilization
M. B. Adams, H. L. Adam and C. B. Davey

Tree Physiology 2:47–59 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Physiographic, stand, and environmental effects on individual tree growth and growth efficiency in subalpine forests
Merrill R. Kaufmann and Michael G. Ryan

Tree Physiology 2:61–71 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Uptake of carbon and nitrogen at decreased nutrient availability in small birch (Betula pendula Roth.) plants
A. J. S. McDonald, T. Lohammar and A. Ericsson

Tree Physiology 2:73–88 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Relationships between nutrient status, carbon assimilation and water use efficiency in Pinus radiata (D. Don) needles
D. W. Sheriff, E. K. S. Nambiar and D. N. Fife

Tree Physiology 2:89–103 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Stomatal responses to humidity in selected conifers
A. P. Sandford and P. G. Jarvis

Tree Physiology 2:105–114 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Transpiration of a 31-year-old Chamaecyparis obtusa Endl. stand before and after thinning
Yasushi Morikawa, Shigeaki Hattori and Yoshiyuki Kiyono

Tree Physiology 2:115–121 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
The influence of NaCl on leaf water relations and the proportions of K, Na, Ca, Mg, and Cl in epidermal cells of Fraxinus excelsior L.
S. Leonardi and W. Flückiger

Tree Physiology 2:123–130 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Stomatal resistance, photosynthesis and water relations in mountain birch in the subarctic
Heikki Kauhanen

Tree Physiology 2:131–142 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Stomatal and nonstomatal limitations to net photosynthesis in Pinus taeda L. under different environmental conditions
R. O. Teskey, J. A. Fites, L. J. Samuelson and B. C. Bongarten

Tree Physiology 2:143–154 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Effect of low root temperature on net photosynthesis, stomatal conductance and carbohydrate concentration in Engelmann spruce (Picea engelmannii Parry ex Engelm.) seedlings
Evan H. Delucia

Tree Physiology 2:155–168 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
On estimating canopy photosynthesis and stomatal conductance in a deciduous forest with clumped foliage
Dennis D. Baldocchi and Boyd A. Hutchison

Tree Physiology 2:169–175 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Optimal control of gas exchange
Pertti Hari, Annikki Mäkelä, Eeva Korpilahti and Maria Holmberg

Tree Physiology 2:177–187 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Carbon, water and nitrogen relations in evergreen and deciduous conifers
R. Matyssek

Tree Physiology 2:189–204 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Changes in carbon allocation patterns in spruce and pine trees following irrigation and fertilization
E. Axelsson and B. Axelsson

Tree Physiology 2:205–214 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Simulation model of a laboratory-grown phreatophytic woody legume
D. Bachelet, W. M. Jarrell and R. A. Virginia

Tree Physiology 2:215–222 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
A conceptual model for primary productivity, decomposition and nitrogen cycling in the Chihuahuan creosotebush desert
Daryl L. Moorhead, James F. Reynolds and Walter G. Whitford

Tree Physiology 2:223–232 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Effects of carbon dioxide enrichment and nitrogen supply on growth of boreal tree seedlings
Kevin Brown and K. O. Higginbotham

Tree Physiology 2:233–241 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Carbon-nitrogen interactions in CO₂-enriched white oak: physiological and long-term perspectives
Richard J. Norby, John Pastor and Jerry M. Melillo

Tree Physiology 2:243–259 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Growth and physiological responses of Pinus ponderosa Dougl ex P. Laws. to long-term elevated CO₂ concentrations
K. A. Surano, P. F. Daley, J. L. J. Houpis, J. H. Shinn, J. A. Helms, R. J. Palassou and M. P. Costella

Tree Physiology 2:261–272 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
High technology biomass production by Salix clones on a sandy soil in southern Sweden
Lars Christersson

Tree Physiology 2:273–281 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
A morphological index of Quercus seedling ontogeny for use in studies of physiology and growth
P. J. Hanson, R. E. Dickson, J. G. Isebrands, T. R. Crow and R. K. Dixon

Tree Physiology 2:283–288 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Dimensions of the growing shoot and the absolute growth rate of a poplar shoot
G. A. Pieters

Tree Physiology 2:289–299 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Leaf development and leaf stress: increased susceptibility associated with sink-source transition
James S. Coleman

Tree Physiology 2:301–306 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Evidence of competition for photosynthates between growth processes and oleoresin synthesis in Pinus taeda L.
Peter L. Lorio, Jr. and Robert A. Sommers

Tree Physiology 2:307–316 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Effects of aluminum on growth, development, and nutrient composition of honeylocust (Gleditsia triacanthos L.) seedlings
F. C. Thornton, M. Schaedle and D. J. Raynal

Tree Physiology 2:317–325 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Alkaline runoff, soil pH and white oak manganese deficiency
Steven Messenger

Tree Physiology 2:327–340 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Effects of anaerobic growth conditions on phosphorus tissue concentrations and absorption rates of southern pine seedlings
M. A. Topa and K. W. McLeod

Tree Physiology 2:341–346 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Biomass, photosynthesis and water use efficiency of woody swamp species subjected to flooding and elevated water temperature
Kenneth W. McLeod, Lisa A. Donovan, Nancy J. Stumpff and K. C. Sherrod

Tree Physiology 2:347–368 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Coupling of carbon and water interactions in forest stands
P. J. Jarvis

Tree Physiology 2:369–371 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Report on discussion of paper by P. G. Jarvis
S. B. McLaughlin

Tree Physiology 2:373–385 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Carbon × nutrient interactions—the limitations to productivity
H. G. Miller

Tree Physiology 2:387–388 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Report on discussion of paper by H. G. Miller
S. B. McLaughlin

Tree Physiology 2:389–399 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Interactions between carbon and nutrients in the forest ecosystem
Peter M. Attiwill

Tree Physiology 2:401–402 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Report on discussion of paper by P. M. Attiwill
O. J. Schwarz

Tree Physiology 2:403–421 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Spatial considerations in physiological models of tree growth
Peter J. H. Sharpe, Joe Walker, Les K. Penridge, Hsin-I Wu and Edward J. Rykiel, Jr.

Tree Physiology 2:423–425 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Report on discussion of paper by P. J. H. Sharpe
O. J. Schwarz

Tree Physiology 2:427–444 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Experimental approaches to the study of the effects of nutrients and water on carbon assimilation by trees
J. J. Landsberg

Tree Physiology 2:445–446 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Report on discussion of paper by J. J. Landsberg
M. R. Kaufmann

Tree Physiology 2:447–450 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ]
Report on summary session
M. R. Kaufmann