Vol. 14 No. 3 (2005)

Research Articles

• Ecophysiology, a meeting point between function and management of forest ecosystems

  J. A. Pardos

  277-291

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• Genomics applied to the study of adaptation in pine species

  M. A. Guevara, A. Soto, C. Collada, C. Plomion, O. Savolainen, D. B. Neale, S. C. Gonzalez-Martinez, M. T. Cervera

  292-306

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• Molecular responses to thermal stress in woody plants

  L. Gomez, I. Allona, A. Ramos, P. Nuñez, C. Ibañez, R. Casado, C. Aragoncillo

  307-317

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• Contrasting genetic diversity of tree species in Spain: from Tertiary relicts to domestication

  U. Lopez de Heredia, J. J. Robledo-Arnuncio, P. Fuentes-Utrilla, M. Valbuena-Carabaña, L. Gil

  318-333

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• Phenotypic plasticity: a useful framework for understanding adaptation in forest species

  M. R. Chambel, J. Climent, R. Alia, F. Valladares

  334-344

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• Somatic embryogenesis as a main tool in forest biotechnology

  C. Celestino, I. Hernandez, E. Carneros, D. Lopez-Vela, M. Toribio

  345-357

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• The soil-plant-atmosphere continuous as an integrating model of forest ecophysiology

  E. Gil-Pelegrin, I. Aranda, J. J. Peguero-Pina, A. Vilagrosa

  358-370

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• Stable isotopes in arid and semi-arid forest systems

  J. P. Ferrio, V. Resco, D. G. Williams, L. Serrano, J. Voltas

  371-382

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• Use of physiological traits in tree breeding for improved yield in drought-prone environments. The case of Eucalyptus globulus

  P. Pita, I. Cañas, F. Soria, F. Ruiz, G. Toval

  383-393

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• Ecophysiology as a tool for selecting more adapted and productive clones, in a clonal silvicultural frame of poplars

  L. Corcuera, C. Maestro, E. Notivol

  394-407

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• Effect of nitrogen fertilization in the nursery on the drought and frost resistance of Mediterranean forest species

  P. Villar-Salvador, J. Puértolas, J. L. Peñuelas, R. Planelles

  408-418

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• Controlled inoculation of reforestation seedlings with ectomycorrhizal fungi: current knowledge in Spain

  J. Pera, J. Parlade

  419-433

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• Ecophysiology of natural regeneration of forest stands in Spain

  M. Pardos, J. Ruiz del Castillo, I. Cañellas, G. Montero

  434-445

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• The role of ecophysiology in reforestation

  A. Vilagrosa, J. Cortina, E. Rubio, R. Trubat, E. Chirino, E. Gil-Pelegrin, V. R. Vallejo

  446-461

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• Quality in reforestation: an approach from silviculture and ecophysiology

  R. Serrada Hierro, R. Mª. Navarro Cerrillo, J. Peman Garcia

  462-481

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• Process-based models of Mediterranean forest production and dynamics

  M. A. de Zavala, I. R. Urbieta, R. Bravo de la Parra, O. Angulo

  482-496

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• Approach to water cycle in forest ecosystems

  R. Save, F. de Herralde, C. Biel

  497-512

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• The Biogeoclimatic Environment: From Ecophysiology To Functional Relations At Landscape Level

  R. Elena-Rosselló, V. Gomez Sanz, M. Ortega Quero, D. Sanchez de Ron, J. M. Garcia del Barrio

  513-524

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• Forest dynamics: a broad view of the evolution of the topic, including some recent regional contributions

  Jaume Terradas

  525-537

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• Perspectives of forest ecophysiological research in the context of Mediterranean Basin

  M. Fernandez, R. Tapias

  538-549

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