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101
Published 1988
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Table of Contents: “... and Growth -- Size, Scaling, and the Evolution of Complex Life Cycles -- Population Ecology and Demography...”
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102
Published 1993
Springer Netherlands
Table of Contents: “...One: Ecology -- Life cycles of nemerteans that are symbiotic egg predators of decapod Crustacea...”
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103
Published 1988
Springer Netherlands
Table of Contents: “... of the statospore of Mallomonas caudate -- Sexual reproduction and life cycle of Ceratium furcoides (Dinophyceae...”
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104
Published 1984
Springer Netherlands
Table of Contents: “...10. Life-cycle and karyology of Branchiura sowerbyi Beddard (Oligochaeta, Tubificidae) -- 11. Diet...”
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105
by Brock, Thomas D.
Published 1985
Springer New York
Table of Contents: “... -- Conclusions -- 7. Bacteria, carbon cycling, and biogeochemical processes -- Methods -- Bacterial biomass...”
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106
by Körner, Christian
Published 1999
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Table of Contents: “... plants -- Nutrient cycling and nutrient budgets -- Nitrogen fixation -- Mycorrhiza -- Responses...”
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107
Published 1989
Springer New York
Table of Contents: “.... Hydrology -- IV. Ion Cycling -- V. Forest Effects -- VI. Discussion -- VII. Future Research at Lange Bramke...”
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108
by Körner, Christian
Published 2003
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Table of Contents: “... and tissue formation -- Cell size and plant size -- Mitosis and the cell cycle -- From meristem activity...”
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109
by Collinson, P.E.
Published 1988
Springer Netherlands
Table of Contents: “... and nutrient cycles -- 5 Ecosystem conditions and plant distributions -- 6 Soil conditions and their influence...”
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110
by Beyers, Robert J., Odum, Howard T.
Published 1993
Springer New York
Table of Contents: “... -- 3 Succession and Self-organization -- 4 Chemical Cycles and Limiting Factors -- 5 Diversity...”
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111
Published 1990
Springer New York
Table of Contents: “... of Landscape Processes -- 12. Synoptic-Scale Hydrological and Biogeochemical Cycles in the Amazon River Basin...”
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112
Published 1994
Springer New York
Table of Contents: “... of Methane and the Carbon Cycle in the Plußsee -- 17. Bacterial Life in the Plußsee: General Remarks...”
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113
Published 1994
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Table of Contents: “...: Biogeochemical Cycles and Climate Changes -- Detection of Change in Antarctica -- Antarctic Krill — Changing...”
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114
Published 1977
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Table of Contents: “... Feces -- 8. Contributions of Cryptozoa to Forest Nutrient Cycles -- 9. Soil Microorganism-Arthropod...”
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115
Published 1982
Springer Netherlands
Table of Contents: “... discussion -- 8.1 Food chain (T. Mizuno and J. I. Furtado) -- 8.2 Biogeochemical cycling -- 8.3 Productivity...”
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116
Published 1978
Springer New York
Table of Contents: “...5.2 Model Overview -- 5.3 Life-cycle Dynamics -- 5.4 Interactions -- 5.5 Results and Discussion...”
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117
Published 2001
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Table of Contents: “... of the Biogeochemical Cycles of Nitrogen and Phosphorus in the Baltic -- 15 A Multicompartment, Multi-Basin Fugacity...”
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118
by Gutterman, Yitzchak
Published 1993
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Table of Contents: “... Autecological Adaptations, Life Forms and the Annual Cycle of Desert Angiospermae -- 2 Phenotypic Effects...”
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119
Published 1987
Springer Netherlands
Table of Contents: “... of Temporary Waters -- 2.1 The runoff cycle -- 2.2 Components of subsurface water -- 2.3 Basin and channel...”
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120
Published 1992
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Table of Contents: “... and Sprouters -- 7.10 Implications for Management -- 7.11 Conclusions -- Acknowledgements -- 8 Life Cycles...”