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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 Acid episodes decisive for plant performance Quist, M.E.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 627-632
6 p.
 artikel
2 A long-term study of the effects of simulated acid rain on birch leaf phenolics Suomela, J.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 639-644
6 p.
 artikel
3 Aluminium dynamics in experimental acidified soils from a humid-temperate region of South Europe Merino, A.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 1137-1142
6 p.
 artikel
4 Analysis of soil, roots and mycorrhizae in a Norway spruce declining forest Vinceti, B.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 937-942
6 p.
 artikel
5 An example of in vitro test to study the effects of surfactants in plant materials Bruschi, P.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 715-720
6 p.
 artikel
6 Biochemical indicators for novel forest decline in spruce Baur, M.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 865-870
6 p.
 artikel
7 Biochemical responses to abiotic stress in Beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) leaves Rabotti, G.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 871-875
5 p.
 artikel
8 Biodiversity and stress level in four forests of the Italian Alps Bonavita, P.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 1055-1060
6 p.
 artikel
9 Biomonitoring of geothermal air pollution by epiphytic lichens and forest trees Loppi, S.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 1079-1082
4 p.
 artikel
10 Cell ultrastructure of needles from saplings of Norway spruce, Picea abies (L) Karst., exposed to ozone and low phosphorus supply in open-top chambers Sutinen, S.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 691-696
6 p.
 artikel
11 Change of the morphological structure of leaves of Vaccinium vitisidaea caused by heavy metal pollution Balaganskaya, E.D.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 721-726
6 p.
 artikel
12 Characteristics of pine needles from trees of different age growing in the protective zone of “Konin” aluminum smelter Staszewski, T.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 1013-1018
6 p.
 artikel
13 Climatic and air pollution gradient studies on coniferous trees health status, needles wettability and chemical characteristics Staszewski, T.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 901-905
5 p.
 artikel
14 Combined effects of acid mist and frost on the water status of young spruce trees (Picea abies) Esch, A.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 645-650
6 p.
 artikel
15 Consequences of reduced immissions on the ecochemical conditions of forest ecosystems in Saxony (Germany) Raben, G.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 1007-1012
6 p.
 artikel
16 Copper and nickel mobility in podzolic forest soils subjected to heavy metal and sulphur deposition in Western Finland Derome, John
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 1131-1136
6 p.
 artikel
17 Crown transparency of beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) in the Northern Appennines (Italy) — Status, changes and relationships with site characteristics and other indices of tree condition Ferretti, M.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 1037-1042
6 p.
 artikel
18 Differential photosynthetic response of two mediterranean species (Arbutus unedo and Viburnum tinus) to sulphur dioxide Panicucci, A.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 703-708
6 p.
 artikel
19 Drought experiments within the Solling roof project Lamersdorf, N.P.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 1161-1166
6 p.
 artikel
20 Dynamics of Chernobyl-fallout radionuclides in soil solutions of forest ecosystems Agapkina, G.I.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 1125-1130
6 p.
 artikel
21 Ecological genetics in forest ecosystems under stress as analysed by the simulation model ECO-GENE Degen, B.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 819-824
6 p.
 artikel
22 Ectomycorrhizas and amelioration of metal stress in forest trees Godbold, D.L.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 757-762
6 p.
 artikel
23 Effect of enhanced UV-B radiation on adaxial leaf surface micromorphology and epicuticular wax biosynthesis of sugar maple Gordon, D.C.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 853-858
6 p.
 artikel
24 Effect of low pH and aluminium on growth of pinus sylvestris L. Seedlings mycorrhizal with Suillus luteus (L.ex Fr.) S.F. gray Kieliszewska-Rokicka, B.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 751-756
6 p.
 artikel
25 Effect of simulated acid rain on physiology, growth and foliar nutrient concentrations of sugar maple Hogan, Gary D.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 633-638
6 p.
 artikel
26 Effects of complex air pollution on tree species of the Atlantic Rain Forest near Cubatão, Brazil Klumpp, A.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 989-994
6 p.
 artikel
27 Effects of nitrogen fertilization on carbon accumulation in boreal forests: Model computations compared with the results of long-term fertilization experiments Mäkipää, R.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 1155-1160
6 p.
 artikel
28 Effects of ozone on morpho-anatomy and physiology of Hedera helix Della Torre, G.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 651-656
6 p.
 artikel
29 Effects of sulphur and heavy metal deposition on foliar chemistry of Scots pines in Finnish Lapland and on the Kola Peninsula Rautio, P.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 979-984
6 p.
 artikel
30 Effects of UV-B treatment on the distribution of wax tubes of Scots pine needles Kinnunen, H.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 847-852
6 p.
 artikel
31 Element contents and stress-physiological characterization of Pinus canariensis needles in Mediterranean type field stands in Tenerife Tausz, M.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 1019-1023
5 p.
 artikel
32 Environmental population and forest stress: A multidisciplinary approach study on alpine forest ecosystems Ballarin-Denti, A.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 1049-1054
6 p.
 artikel
33 Ethylene-biosynthesis in conifers: Investigations on the emission of ethylene and the content of ACC and MACC in Norway Spruce (Picea abies) and silver fir (Abies alba) Wilksch, W.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 883-888
6 p.
 artikel
34 Field experiment on water transport of oak trees measured by computer tomograph and magnetic resonance imaging Béres, Cs.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 925-930
6 p.
 artikel
35 Genetic control of responses to interacting tropospheric ozone and CO2 in Populus tremuloides Karnosky, D.F.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 807-812
6 p.
 artikel
36 Growth of a deciduous tree seedling community in response to elevated CO2 and nutrient supply Bucher, J.B.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 777-782
6 p.
 artikel
37 Heavy metals influence mineral nutrition of tree seedlings Arduini, L.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 739-744
6 p.
 artikel
38 Impact of increased UV-B on plant ecosystems Huttunen, S.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 829-833
5 p.
 artikel
39 Impacts of ozone on Aleppo pine needles: Visible symptoms, starch concentrations and stomatal responses Anttonen, S.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 663-668
6 p.
 artikel
40 Influence of air pollution on the nutritional status of Navarra's Forests, Spain Santamaría, J.M.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 943-948
6 p.
 artikel
41 Input-output ion fluxes in the River Sor catchment (Galicia, NW Spain) García-Rodeja, E.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 1107-1112
6 p.
 artikel
42 Integrated monitoring in alpine forest ecosystems in Tretino and South Tyrol, Italy Ambrosi, P.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 1043-1048
6 p.
 artikel
43 Interception of seasalt by coniferous and broadleaved woodland in a maritime environment in Western Ireland Farrell, E.P.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 985-987
3 p.
 artikel
44 Investigation on phospheonol pyruvate carboxylase and proline in damaged and indamaged needles of Picea Abies and Abies Alba Wohlfahrt, S.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 877-881
5 p.
 artikel
45 Investigations of ozone induced injury in forests of southern Switzerland: Field surveys and open-top chamber experiments Skelly, J.M.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 995-1000
6 p.
 artikel
46 Isotope discrimination and photosynthesis of vegetation growing in the Bossoleto CO2 spring Miglietta, F.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 771-776
6 p.
 artikel
47 Long-term CO2-enrichment in a Mediterranean natural forest: An application of large Open Top Chambers De Angelis, P.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 763-770
8 p.
 artikel
48 Mapping of the epiphytic lichens on conifers in Finland in the years 1985–1986 and 1995 Poikolainen, J.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 1073-1078
6 p.
 artikel
49 Mineral nutrients in leaves and bast of pedunculate oak (Quercus Robur L.) at different states of defoliation Simon, A.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 955-959
5 p.
 artikel
50 Modelling aspects of forest decline in Germany: II. Application and validation of an integrated soil-plant-model Schall, P.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 971-978
8 p.
 artikel
51 Modelling aspects of forest decline in Germany: I. Theoretical aspects and cause-effect relationships Augustin, S.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 965-970
6 p.
 artikel
52 Morpho-anatomical aterations in leaves of Gagus vatica L. and Quercus ilex L. in different environmental stress condition Grossoni, P.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 919-924
6 p.
 artikel
53 Morpho-anatomical effects of pollutants on Pinus pinea L. needles Grossoni, P.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 913-917
5 p.
 artikel
54 Multidisciplinary study of ozone, acidic deposition and climate effects on a mixed conifer forest in California, USA Miller, P.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 1001-1006
6 p.
 artikel
55 New aspects of buffering processes in stony soils Deutschmann, G.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 1149-1154
6 p.
 artikel
56 Nitric acid vapor effects on forest trees — deposition and cuticular changes Bytnerowicz, A.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 697-702
6 p.
 artikel
57 Nutrient disturbance through manganese accumulation in Douglas fir Kaus, A.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 961-964
4 p.
 artikel
58 Oak (Quercus robur L.) seedling responses to a realistic increase in UV-B radiation under open space conditions Antonelli, F.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 841-845
5 p.
 artikel
59 O3 and O3+CO2 effects on a mediterranean evergreen broadleaf tree, holm oak (Quercus ilex L.) Manes, F.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 801-806
6 p.
 artikel
60 Ozone and air particulate measurements in mountain forest sites Dell'Era, R.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 1083-1088
6 p.
 artikel
61 Ozone and drought stress: Interactive effects on gas exchange in Aleppo pine (Pinus halepensis Mill.) Inclán, R.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 685-690
6 p.
 artikel
62 Ozone deposition in relation to canopy physiology in a mixed conifer forest in Denmark Ro-Poulsen, H.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 669-674
6 p.
 artikel
63 Peroxidases: Usable markers of air pollutions in trees from urban environments Puccinelli, P.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 889-894
6 p.
 artikel
64 pH influence on root growth and nutrient uptake of Pinus pinaster seedlings Arduini, I.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 733-738
6 p.
 artikel
65 Photosynthetic response to ozone of two poplar clones showing different sensitivity Guidi, L.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 657-662
6 p.
 artikel
66 Physiological and ultrastructural responses of birch clones exposed to ozone and drought stress Pääkkönen, E.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 679-684
6 p.
 artikel
67 Potential and limitation of visual indices of tree condition Ferretti, M.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 1031-1036
6 p.
 artikel
68 Relation between genetic structure and susceptibility to air pollution of European Pinus sylvestris populations from a IUFRO-1982 provenance experiment Prus-G.łowacki, W.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 813-818
6 p.
 artikel
69 Relationships between transpiration, stomatla damage and leaf wettability in declining beech trees Paoletti, E.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 907-912
6 p.
 artikel
70 Role of diagnostic studies in forest monitoring programmes Innes, John L.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 1025-1030
6 p.
 artikel
71 Sap-flow velocities and distribution of wet-wood in trunks of healthy and unhealthy Quercus robur, Quercus petraea and Quercus cerris oak trees in Hungary Fenyvesi, A.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 931-936
6 p.
 artikel
72 Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) die-back by unknown causes in the Aosta Valley, Italy Vertui, F.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 1061-1065
5 p.
 artikel
73 SO2 air pollution and forest health status in Northwestern Czech Republic Šrámek, V.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 1067-1072
6 p.
 artikel
74 Soil and forest vitality as affected by air pollutants on the Kola Peninsula Stjernquist, I.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 1119-1124
6 p.
 artikel
75 Soil and nutrition status of forest stands under various site conditions of the Moravian-Silesian Beskids Kulhavý, J.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 1113-1118
6 p.
 artikel
76 Stomatal conductance of birch leaves - plenty of variation in the variable which determines the ozone dose Kärenlampi, Lauri
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 675-678
4 p.
 artikel
77 Stress concepts and forest trees Godbold, D.L.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 859-864
6 p.
 artikel
78 Stress factors and air pollution 1998
 36 4-5 p. 625-626
2 p.
 artikel
79 Stress-physiological investigations and chromosomal analyses on cloned Norway spruce trees exposed to various levels of ozone in open-top chambers Wonisch, A.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 709-714
6 p.
 artikel
80 Structural observations on needles exposed to elevated levels of copper and nickel Kukkola, E.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 727-732
6 p.
 artikel
81 Studying allelic diversity and stress response of PEPC (Phosphoenolpyruvate carboxylase) in Norway spruce (Picea abies) Ipsen, A.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 825-828
4 p.
 artikel
82 Study on throughfall deposition in two north Italian forest sites (Valtellina, Lombardy) Balestrini, R.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 1095-1100
6 p.
 artikel
83 Techniques for preserving and determining aluminium fractions in soil solution from podzolic forest soils Derome, Kirsti
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 1143-1148
6 p.
 artikel
84 The chemical composition of spruce and beech foliage as an environmental indicator in Slovakia Maňkovská, B.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 949-953
5 p.
 artikel
85 The combined effect of CO2, ozone, and drought on the radical scavenging system of young oak trees (Quercus petraea) — A phytothron study Kurz, C.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 783-788
6 p.
 artikel
86 The combined effects of CO2, ozone and drought on rubisco and nitrogen metabolism of young oak trees (Quercus petraea) A phytotron study Schmadel-Hagebölling, H.E.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 789-794
6 p.
 artikel
87 The dynamics of aged airmasses and ozone in the Western Mediterranean: Relevance to forest ecosystems Sanz, MaJ.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 1089-1094
6 p.
 artikel
88 The effect of emissions from CuNi smelters at nikel, NW Russia, on the quality of bulk deposition, stand throughfall and percolation water in four scots pine stands in northern Norway and Finland Lindroos, A.-J.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 1101-1106
6 p.
 artikel
89 The effect of soil copper and nickel on survival and growth of Scots pine saplings Nieminen, T.M.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 745-750
6 p.
 artikel
90 Ultrastructural and growth responses of young Scots pine seedlings (Pinus sylvestris) to increasing carbon dioxide and ozone concentrations Utriainen, J.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 795-800
6 p.
 artikel
91 Use of needle epicuticular wax chemical composition in the early diagnosis of Norway Spruce (Picea abies (L.) Karst.) decline in Europe Cape, J.N.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 895-900
6 p.
 artikel
92 UV-band and acid rain effects on beach (Fagus sylvatica L.) and holm oak (Quercus ilex L.) leaves Paoletti, E.
 1998
 36 4-5 p. 835-840
6 p.
 artikel
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