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Tamm, C. 0. and Troedsson, T. (1955). Oikoa 6,61-70. An example of the amounts
of plant nutrients supplied to the ground in road dust.
Tansley, A. G. (1935). Ecology 16, 284-307. The use and abuse of vegetational
concepts and terms.
Tranquillini, W. (1959a). Plantu 54, 107-129. Die Stoffproduktion der Zirbe
( P i n w cembra L.) an der Waldgrenze wahrend eines Jahres. I. Standortsklima und Co,-assimilation.
Tranquillini, W. (1959b). PZunta 54, 130-151. Die Stoffproduktion der Zirbe
(Pinus cembra L.) an der Waldgrenze wiihrend eines Jahres. 11. Zuwaches
und C0,-bilanz.
Transeau, E. N. (1926). Ohio J . Sci. 26, 1-10. The accumulation of energy by
Tukey Jr., H. B.. Tukey, H. B. and Wittwer, S. H. (1958). Proc. Amer. SOC. hort.
Sci. 71, 496-506. Loss of nutrients by foliar leaching aa determined by
Radioisotopes.
TurEek, F. J. (1956). Ibis 98, 24-33. On the bird population of the spruce forest
community in Slovakia.
Van Goor, G. P. (1953). Ned. BoschbTi$bchr. 25, 57-68. Groeiremmingen bij de
Japanse larika (Luriz kptolepia) ten gevolge van Kaklbemestingen.
Van Goor. C. P. (1955). Het Thomarmzeel 11, 251-257. De fosfeatbehoefte van
bomen en de fosfeatbemesting in de bosbouw.
Vinokurov, M. A. and Tyurmenko, A. N. (1958). Poclwouedenie 7, 787-791.
Materials in the forest’s biological cycle of nitrogen and phosphorus.
Viro, P. J. (1953). Comm. inst. forest. F e m . 42, 1-50. Loss of nutrients and the
natural nutrient balance of the soil in Finland.
Voigt, G. K. (1960). For. Sci. 6,2-10. Distribution of rainfall under forest stands.
Waasink, E. C. (1959). Plant Phyeiol. 34, 356-361. Efficiency of light energy
Waters, W. T. and Christie, J. M. (1958). For. Rec. 36. 31 pp. Provisional yield
Watson, D. J. (1958). Symp. Inet. Biol. 7 , 25-32. Factors limiting production.
Weston, G. C. (1958). Proc. N.Z. SOC. SoilSci. 3, 13-19. The response of Radiata
White, D. P. and Leaf, A. L. (1956). Forest fertilization, 305 pp. Technical PubWhittaker, R. H. (1953). Ecol. Monogr. 23, 41-78. A consideration of climax
Whittaker, R. H. (1956). Ecol. Monogr. 26, 1-80. Vegetation of the Smoky
Whittaker, R. H. (1961). Ecology 42, 177-180. Estimation of net primary proWill, G. M. (1959). N . Z . J. Agr. Re& 2, 719-734. Nutrient return in litter and
Wind. R. (1958). Committee on Hydrological Reaearch T.N.O. 3, 164-228. The
Winston. P. W. (1956). Ecology 37, 12632. Tha acorn microsere with special
Witherspoon, J. P. Unpublished work submitted for a Ph.D. degree at the
Wittich, W. (1981). AUg. Foretz. 16, 4 pp. Der Einflues der Baumart auf den
plants.
conversion in plant growth.
tables for oak and beech in Great Britain.
The biological productivity of Britain.
pine to fertilizers.
lication 81. State University College of Forestry, Syracuse, New Pork.
theory : the climax aa a population and pattern.
Mountains.
duction of forest and shrub communities.
rainfall under some exotic conifer sbanda in New Zealand.
lysimetem in the Netherlands.
reference to arthropods.
Botany Department of the University of Tennessee.
Bodenzustand.
191
Tamm, C. 0. and Troedsson, T. (1955). Oikoa 6,61-70. An example of the amounts
of plant nutrients supplied to the ground in road dust.
Tansley, A. G. (1935). Ecology 16, 284-307. The use and abuse of vegetational
concepts and terms.
Tranquillini, W. (1959a). Plantu 54, 107-129. Die Stoffproduktion der Zirbe
( P i n w cembra L.) an der Waldgrenze wahrend eines Jahres. I. Standortsklima und Co,-assimilation.
Tranquillini, W. (1959b). PZunta 54, 130-151. Die Stoffproduktion der Zirbe
(Pinus cembra L.) an der Waldgrenze wiihrend eines Jahres. 11. Zuwaches
und C0,-bilanz.
Transeau, E. N. (1926). Ohio J . Sci. 26, 1-10. The accumulation of energy by
Tukey Jr., H. B.. Tukey, H. B. and Wittwer, S. H. (1958). Proc. Amer. SOC. hort.
Sci. 71, 496-506. Loss of nutrients by foliar leaching aa determined by
Radioisotopes.
TurEek, F. J. (1956). Ibis 98, 24-33. On the bird population of the spruce forest
community in Slovakia.
Van Goor, G. P. (1953). Ned. BoschbTi$bchr. 25, 57-68. Groeiremmingen bij de
Japanse larika (Luriz kptolepia) ten gevolge van Kaklbemestingen.
Van Goor. C. P. (1955). Het Thomarmzeel 11, 251-257. De fosfeatbehoefte van
bomen en de fosfeatbemesting in de bosbouw.
Vinokurov, M. A. and Tyurmenko, A. N. (1958). Poclwouedenie 7, 787-791.
Materials in the forest’s biological cycle of nitrogen and phosphorus.
Viro, P. J. (1953). Comm. inst. forest. F e m . 42, 1-50. Loss of nutrients and the
natural nutrient balance of the soil in Finland.
Voigt, G. K. (1960). For. Sci. 6,2-10. Distribution of rainfall under forest stands.
Waasink, E. C. (1959). Plant Phyeiol. 34, 356-361. Efficiency of light energy
Waters, W. T. and Christie, J. M. (1958). For. Rec. 36. 31 pp. Provisional yield
Watson, D. J. (1958). Symp. Inet. Biol. 7 , 25-32. Factors limiting production.
Weston, G. C. (1958). Proc. N.Z. SOC. SoilSci. 3, 13-19. The response of Radiata
White, D. P. and Leaf, A. L. (1956). Forest fertilization, 305 pp. Technical PubWhittaker, R. H. (1953). Ecol. Monogr. 23, 41-78. A consideration of climax
Whittaker, R. H. (1956). Ecol. Monogr. 26, 1-80. Vegetation of the Smoky
Whittaker, R. H. (1961). Ecology 42, 177-180. Estimation of net primary proWill, G. M. (1959). N . Z . J. Agr. Re& 2, 719-734. Nutrient return in litter and
Wind. R. (1958). Committee on Hydrological Reaearch T.N.O. 3, 164-228. The
Winston. P. W. (1956). Ecology 37, 12632. Tha acorn microsere with special
Witherspoon, J. P. Unpublished work submitted for a Ph.D. degree at the
Wittich, W. (1981). AUg. Foretz. 16, 4 pp. Der Einflues der Baumart auf den
plants.
conversion in plant growth.
tables for oak and beech in Great Britain.
The biological productivity of Britain.
pine to fertilizers.
lication 81. State University College of Forestry, Syracuse, New Pork.
theory : the climax aa a population and pattern.
Mountains.
duction of forest and shrub communities.
rainfall under some exotic conifer sbanda in New Zealand.
lysimetem in the Netherlands.
reference to arthropods.
Botany Department of the University of Tennessee.
Bodenzustand.