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Articles in June, 1996 issue of Ecology

• Population dynamics and genetics of plant disease: a case study of anther-smut disease
  by Helen Miller Alexander
• Nutritional costs of a plant secondary metabolite explain selecteive foraging by Ruffed Grouse
  by Christopher G. Guglielmo
• Modelling survival rates: habitat fragmentation and destruction in root vole experimental populations
  by Edda Johannesen
• Success of a root hemiparasitic plant is influenced by soil quality and by defoliation of its host
  by Veikko Salonen
• Species Diversity in Space and Time
  by Brian A. Maurer
• Evolution and stasis in plant-pathogen associations
  by Keith Clay
• Predator-induced life history changes: antipredator behavior costs or facultative life history shifts?
  by Shelley L. Ball
• Using landscape indices to predict habitat connectivity
  by Nathan H. Schumaker
• On the goodness of fit of the cascade model
  by Andrew R. Solow
• Competition between viruses in a complex plant-pathogen system
  by Alison G. Power
• Invulnerable prey and the paradox of enrichment
  by Peter A. Abrams
• The long-term stability of the boreal forest limit in subarctic Quebec
  by Claude Lavoie
• Line transect sampling under varying conditions with application to aerial surveys
  by Pham X. Quang
• Spatial pattern and process in plant-pathogen interactions
  by Leslie A. Real
• Competitive and predatory interactions among raptors: an observational and experimental study
  by Harri Hakkarainen
• Replacement patterns of beech and sugar maple in Warren Woods, Michigan
  by Thomas L. Poulson
• The energetic costs of alternative rate currencies in the foraging starling
  by Melissa Bateson
• The population dynamics of Brucellosis in the Yellowstone National Park
  by Andrew Dobson
• Annual variation in survival and breeding probability in Greater Flamingos
  by Frank Cezilly
• Canopy gaps and the landscape mosaic in a coastal temperate rain forest
  by Kenneth P. Lertzman
• Wild Forests: Conservation Biology and Public Policy
  by Thomas A. Spies
• Disease, endocrine-immune interactions, and sexual selection
  by Marlene Zuk
• Envoironmental changes affecting the migratory timing of American shad and sockeye salmon
  by Thomas P. Quinn
• Erratum - correction to 'Plant Competition and Resource Availability in Response to Disturbance and Fertilization,' vol. 74, no. 2, 1993 - Correction Notice
  by S.D. Wilson
• Environmental Informatics: Methodology and Applications of Environmental Information Processing
  by William K. Michener
• Generalization in pollination system, and why it matters
  by Nickolas M. Waser
• Covariation of thermal biology and foraging mode in two Mediterranean lacertid lizards
  by Josabel Belliure
• Erratum
  by William H. Schlesinger
• Population Management for Survival and Recovery: Analytic Methods and Strategies in Small Population Conservation
  by J. Michael Reed
• Diversity and temporal change in the effective pollinators of Asclepias tuberosa
  by Mark Fishbein
• Effect of temperature on the response of planktonic rotifers to a toxic cyanobacterium
  by John J. Gilbert
• Host preferences of Rhus radicans in a southern deciduous hardwood forest
  by Sharon M. Talley
• Macroecology
  by Richard B. Root
• Herbivore pressure on goldenrods : its variation and cumulative effects
  by Richard B. Root
• Effect of wind on field metabolic rates of breeding Northern Fulmars
  by Robert W. Furness
• Luxury uptake and storage of nitrogen in the rhizomatous alpine herb, Bistorta bistortoides
  by David A. Lipson
• The Snow Geese of La Perouse Bay: Natural Selection in the Wild
  by James S. Sedinger
• Response of insect herbivores to multiple allelochemicals under different thermal regimes
  by Nancy E. Stamp
• Temperature-driven variation in substrate oxygenation and the balance of competition and facilitation
  by Ragan M. Callaway
• Food partitioning among Lake Malawi nearshore fishes as revealed by stable isotope analyses
  by Harvey A. Bootsma
• Allelopathy: Organisms, Processes, and Applications
  by Ragan C. Callaway