Vol 4 (1998)

Ecophysiological strategies of xerophytic and amphibious plants in the neotropics

Table of Contents

Editorial

Ecophysiological Strategies of Xerophytic and Amphibious Plants in the Neotropics
Fabio Rúbio Scarano, Augusto César Franco
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Articles

PERSPECTIVES IN COMPARATIVE ECOPHYSIOLOGY OF SOME BRAZILIAN VEGETATION TYPES: LEAF CO2 AND H2O GAS EXCHANGE, CHLOROPHYLL A FLUORESCENCE AND CARBON ISOTOPE DISCRIMINATION
Eduardo Arcoverde de Mattos
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01-22
SEEDLING ESTABLISHMENT AND ENDURANCE IN TROPICAL FORESTS: ECOPHYSIOLOGY OF STRESS DURING EARLY STAGES OF GROWTH
Ernesto Medina
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23-43
Photosynthesis and water relations in cerrado vegetation
José Antônio Proença Vieira de Moraes, C. H. B. A. Prado
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THE GENUS CLUSIA AS AN EXAMPLE OF STUDIES ON PLANT RESPONSES TO STRESS IN TROPICAL ENVIRONMENTS
Augusto César Franco
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65-85
EPIPHYTES: PHOTOSYNTHESIS, WATER BALANCE AND NUTRIENTS
Fernanda Reinert
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87-108
Considerations on the ecology of wetlands with emphasis on brasilian floodplain ecosystems
Franciso de Assis Esteves
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TOLERANCE TO HYPOXIA AND ANOXIA IN NEOTROPICAL TREE SPECIES
Patrícia Carneiro Lobo, Carlos Alfredo Joly
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137-156
ADAPTATIONS TO FLOODING BY TROPICAL TREES: MORPHOLOGICAL AND ANATOMICAL MODIFICATIONS
José Antonio Pimenta, E Bianchini, M E Medri
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157-176
A COMPARISON OF DISPERSAL, GERMINATION AND ESTABLISHMENT OF WOODY PLANTS SUBJECTED TO DISTINCT FLOODING REGIMES IN BRAZILIAN FLOOD•PRONE FORESTS AND ESTUARINE VEGETATION*
Fábio Rubio Scarano
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177-193
NITROGEN FIXATION BY LEGUMES IN FLOODED REGIONS
Maria de Fátima Loureiro, Euan Kevin James, Avílio Antônio Franco
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195-233