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Journal of Applied Ecology

THE EARL OF SELBORNE. The role of nature conserva- tion organizations in implementing Agenda 21

F. L. GADALLAH & R. L. JEFFERIES. Comparison of the nutrient contents of the principal forage plants uti- lized by lesser snow geese on summer breeding grounds

F. L. GADALLAH & R. L. JEFFERIES. Forage quality in brood rearing areas of the lesser snow goose and the growth of captive goslings

S. J. SARANDON & R. SARANDON. Mixture of cultivars:

pilot field trial of an ecological alternative to im- prove production or quality of wheat (Triticum aestivum)

P. J. WILSON & N. J. AEBISCHER. The distribution of dicotyledonous arable weeds in relation to distance from the field edge

J. HONE. Spatial and temporal aspects of vertebrate pest damage with emphasis on feral pigs

J. D. GOSS-CUSTARD, R. T. CLARKE, K. B. BRIGGS, B. J.

ENS, K-M. EXO, C. SMIT, A. J. BEINTEMA, R. W. G.

CALDOW, D. C. CATT, N. A. CLARK, S. E. A. LE V. DIT

DURELL, M. P. HARRIS, J. B. HULSCHER, P. L. MEININGER,

N. PICOZZI, R. PRYS-JONES, U. SAFRIEL & A. D. WEST.

Population consequences of winter habitat loss in a

migratory shorebird. i. Estimating model param- eters

J. D. GOSS-CUSTARD, R. T. CLARKE, S. E. A. LE V. DIT

DURELL, R. W. G. CALDOW & B. J. ENS. Population con-

sequences of winter habitat loss in a migratory shorebird. n. Model predictions

T. PARISH, K. H. LAKHANI, T. H. SPARKS. Modelling the

relationship between bird population variables and hedgerow, and other field margin attributes. II. Abundance of individual species and of groups of similar species

M. I. PIHA, H. W. VALLACK, B. M. REELER & N. MICHAEL.

A low input approach to vegetation establishment on mine and coal ash wastes in semi-arid regions. I. Tin mine tailings in Zimbabwe

M. I. PIHA, H. W. VALLACK, N. MICHAEL & B. M. REELER.

A low input approach to vegetation establishment on mine and coal ash wastes in semi-arid regions. II. Lagooned pulverized fuel ash in Zimbabwe

W. M. LONSDALE, G. FARRELL & C. G. WILSON. Biologi- cal control of a tropical weed: a population model and experiment for Sida acuta

R. F. PYWELL, N. R. WEBB & P. D. PUTWAIN. A compari- son of techniques for restoring heathland on aban- doned farmland

L. GUSTAFSSON & I. ERIKSSON. Factors of importance for the epiphytic vegetation of aspen Populus tremula with special emphasis on bark chemistry and soil chemistry

P. B. CAVERS, R. H. GROVES & P. E. KAYE. Seed popula- tion dynamics of Onopordum over 1 year in south- ern New South Wales

R. TERPSTRA. Dormancy of seeds of shepherd's purse in alternating wet and dry, compressed aggregated soil: a laboratory experiment

Book Reviews O. UGEDAL, T. FORSETH, B. JONSSON & O. NJASTAD.

Sources of variation in radiocaesium levels be- tween individual fish from a Chernobyl contami- nated Norwegian lake

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Blackwell Science OXFORD LONDON EDINBURGH BOSTON MELBOURNE PARIS BERLIN VIENNA

Volume 32

Number 2

May 1995

Contents

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Journal of Ecology

K. L. GROSS, K. S. PREGITZER & A. J. BURTON. Spatial variation in nitrogen availability in three succes- sional plant communities

N. JOOP OUBORG & R. VAN TREUREN. Variation in fit- ness-related characters among small and large populations of Salvia pratensis

N. MARBA & C. M. DUARTE. Coupling of seagrass (Cymodocea nodosa) patch dynamics to subaqueous dune migration

H. C. PRENTICE, M. LONN, L. P. LEFKOVITCH & H.

RUNYEON. Associations between allele frequencies in Festuca ovina and habitat variation in the alvar grasslands on the Baltic island of Oland

J. L. BUBIER. The relationship of vegetation to meth- ane emission and hydrochemical gradients in northern peatlands

D. S. SRIVASTAVA & R. L. JEFFERIES. The effect of sa- linity on the leaf and shoot demography of two arc- tic forage species

R. GERDOL. The growth dynamics of Sphagnum based on field measurements in a temperate bog and on laboratory cultures

L. KULLMAN. New and firm evidence for Mid- Holocene appearance of Picea abies in the Scandes Mountains, Sweden

c. J. PETERSON & E. R. SQUIERS. Competition and suc- cession in an aspen-white-pine forest

G. P. CHEPLICK. Genotypic variation and plasticity of clonal growth in relation to nutrient availability in Amphibromus scabrivalvis

O. ZACKRISSON, M.-C. NILSSON, I. STEIJLEN & G.

HORNBERG. Regeneration pulses and climate-veg- etation interactions in nonpyrogenic boreal Scots pine stands

A. P. MAMOLOS, D. S. VERESOGLOU & N. BARBAYIANNIS.

Plant species abundance and tissue concentrations of limiting nutrients in low-nutrient grasslands: a test of competition theory

J. M. THIERY, J.-M. D'HERBES & C. VALENTIN. A model simulating the genesis of banded vegetation pat- terns in Niger

c. K. KELLY & F. I. WOODWARD. Ecological correlates

of carbon isotope composition of leaves: a com- parative analysis testing for the effects of tempera- ture, CO2 and 02 partial pressures and taxonomic relatedness on 63C

M. R. LEISHMAN, M. WESTOBY & E. JURADO. Correlates of seed size variation: a comparison among five temperate floras

Forum

M. WESTOBY, M. R. LEISHMAN & J. M. LORD. On misin- terpreting the 'phylogenetic correction'

P. H. HARVEY, A. F. READ & S. NEE. Why ecologists need to be phylogenetically challenged

Biological Flora of the British Isles

R. INGRAM & H. J. NOLTIE. Senecio cambrensis Rosser

Reviews

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Blackwell Science OXFORD LONDON EDINBURGH BOSTON MELBOURNE PARIS BERLIN VIENNA

Volume 83

Number 3

June 1995

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The British Ecological Society President I. NEWTON

President-elect J. A. LEE

Vice-Presidents V. K. BROWN and A. J. GRAY

Honorary Treasurer R. A. BENTON

Department of Environmental Biology, University of Manchester, Manchester M13 9PL

Honorary Secretaries B. D. TURNER

Division of Life Sciences, King's College, London W8 7AH M. C. PRESS (Meetings)

Department of Environmental Biology, University of Manchester, Manchester M13 9PL c. M. LESSELLS (Publications)

N100, Boterhoeksestraat 22, PO Box 40, 666 ZG Heteren, The Netherlands

Honorary Chairmen D. W. H. WALTON (Ecological Affairs) British Antarctic Survey, High Cross, Madingley Road, Cambridge CB3 OET D. SHIRLEY (Education and Careers) 5 Trevor Road, Hitchin, Herts SG4 9TA

Ordinary Members of Council

Retiring 1995 A. E. DOUGLAS

A. C. GIMINGHAM

R. E. GREEN

1996 P. ANDERSON

A. J. HESTER

M. O. HILL

1997 B. HUNTLEY

J. A. THOMAS

M. A. PALMER

1998 M. H. D. AULD

S. E. HARTLEY

D. R. SLINGSBY

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Journal of Animal Ecology Volume 64 Number 3 1995

Contents 303 Spatial analysis by distance indices

J. N. PERRY

315 Density-dependent competition in fire ants: effects on colony survivorship and size variation E. S. ADAMS & W. R. TSCHINKEL

325 Body size, population density, and the Energetic Equivalence Rule P. A. MARQUET, S. A. NAVARRETTE & J. C. CASTILLA

333 Spatial structure of the Southern Ocean ecosystem: predator-prey linkages in Southern Ocean food webs E. J. MURPHY

348 The effect of supplemental food on life-history traits and demography of a tropical mouse Peromyscus mexicanus L. S. DUQUETTE & J. S. MILLAR

361 The ecological interactions between a microsporidian parasite and its host Daphnia magna D. EBERT

370 Predicting the spatial distribution of climate: temperature in Great Britain J. J. LENNON & J. R. G. TURNER

393 The recruitment of parasitoid species in two invading herbivores H. C. J. GODFRAY, D. J. L. AGASSIZ, D. R. NASH & J. H. LAWTON

403 Dynamical effects of host-feeding in parasitoids C. J. BRIGGS, R. M. NISBET, W. W. MURDOCH, T. R. COLLIER & J. A. J. METZ

417 Book Reviews

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The cover shows the distribution of the length of the growing season in Great Britain (see p. 370).

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