Leaf Traits and Canopy Organization
133
Poole DK, Miller DC (1981) The distribution of plant water-stress and vegetation characteristics
in southern California chaparral. Am Mid Nat 105:32-43
Rambal S, Damesin C, Joffre R, Methy M, Lo Seen D (1996) Optimization of carbon gain in
canopies of Mediterranean evergreen oaks. Ann Sci For 53:547-560
Reich PB, Walters MB, Ellsworth DS (1992) Leaf life-span in relation to leaf, plant, and stand
characteristics among diverse ecosystems. Ecol Monogr 63:365-392
Rundel PW (1988) Leaf structure and nutrition in Mediterranean-climate sclerophylls. In:
Specht RL (ed) Mediterranean-type ecosystems. A data source book. Kluwer, Dordrecht,
pp 157-167
Sabate S (1993) Canopy structure and nutrient content in a Quercus ilex 1. forest of Prades
mountains: effects of natural and experimental manipulation of growth conditions. PhD
Thesis, University of Barcelona, Barcelona
Sabate S, Calvet S, Gracia CA (1992) Preliminary results of a fertilization-irrigation experiment
in a Quercus ilex 1. forest in relation to leaves and twigs characteristics. Vegetatio 99/100:
283-287
Sabate S, Sala A, Gracia CA (1995) Nutrient content in Quercus ilex canopies: seasonal and spatial variation within a catchment. Plant Soil 168/169:297-304
Sala A (1992) Water relations, canopy structure, and canopy gas exchange in a Quercus ilex forest: variation in time and space. PhD Thesis, University of Barcelona, Barcelona
Sala A, Tenhunen JD (1994) Site-specific water relations and stomatal response of Quercus ilex
1. in a Mediterranean watershed. Tree PhysioI14:601-617
Sala A, Sabate S, Gracia C, Tenhunen JD (1994) Canopy structure within a Quercus ilex forested
watershed: variations due to location, phenological development and water availability. Trees
8:254-261
Sardans J (1997) Resposta de quatre especies llenyoses mediterr1mies a diferent disponibilitat
d'aigua i nutrients. PhD Thesis, Autonomous University of Barcelona, Bellaterra
Save R (1986) Ecofisiologia de les relacions hfdriques de l'alzina al Montseny (La Castanya).
PhD Thesis, Autonomous University of Barcelona, Bellaterra
Specht RL (1988) Vegetation, nutrition and climate -examples of integration. (2) Climatic control of ecomorphological characters and species richness in Mediterranean ecosystems of
Australia. In: Specht RL (ed) Mediterranean-type ecosystems. A data source book. Kluwer,
Dordrecht,pp 149-155
Specht RL, Rundel PW (1990) Sclerophylly and foliar nutrient status of Mediterranean-climate
plant communities in southern Australia. Aust J Bot 38:459-474
Specht RL, Specht A (1989) Canopy structure in Eucalyptus-dominated communities in Australia along climatic gradients. Oecol Plant 10:191-213
Turner 1M (1994) Sclerophylly: primarily protective? Funct Ecol 8:669-675
Wagner J, Pelaez Menendez S, Larcher W (1993) Bioclima e potenziale di produttivita di Quercus
ilex 1. allimite settentrionale dell'areale di distribuzione. Parte III. adattamento morfologico
e funzionale delle foglie alle radiazioni luminose. Studi Trentini Sci Nat 68:37-51
133
Poole DK, Miller DC (1981) The distribution of plant water-stress and vegetation characteristics
in southern California chaparral. Am Mid Nat 105:32-43
Rambal S, Damesin C, Joffre R, Methy M, Lo Seen D (1996) Optimization of carbon gain in
canopies of Mediterranean evergreen oaks. Ann Sci For 53:547-560
Reich PB, Walters MB, Ellsworth DS (1992) Leaf life-span in relation to leaf, plant, and stand
characteristics among diverse ecosystems. Ecol Monogr 63:365-392
Rundel PW (1988) Leaf structure and nutrition in Mediterranean-climate sclerophylls. In:
Specht RL (ed) Mediterranean-type ecosystems. A data source book. Kluwer, Dordrecht,
pp 157-167
Sabate S (1993) Canopy structure and nutrient content in a Quercus ilex 1. forest of Prades
mountains: effects of natural and experimental manipulation of growth conditions. PhD
Thesis, University of Barcelona, Barcelona
Sabate S, Calvet S, Gracia CA (1992) Preliminary results of a fertilization-irrigation experiment
in a Quercus ilex 1. forest in relation to leaves and twigs characteristics. Vegetatio 99/100:
283-287
Sabate S, Sala A, Gracia CA (1995) Nutrient content in Quercus ilex canopies: seasonal and spatial variation within a catchment. Plant Soil 168/169:297-304
Sala A (1992) Water relations, canopy structure, and canopy gas exchange in a Quercus ilex forest: variation in time and space. PhD Thesis, University of Barcelona, Barcelona
Sala A, Tenhunen JD (1994) Site-specific water relations and stomatal response of Quercus ilex
1. in a Mediterranean watershed. Tree PhysioI14:601-617
Sala A, Sabate S, Gracia C, Tenhunen JD (1994) Canopy structure within a Quercus ilex forested
watershed: variations due to location, phenological development and water availability. Trees
8:254-261
Sardans J (1997) Resposta de quatre especies llenyoses mediterr1mies a diferent disponibilitat
d'aigua i nutrients. PhD Thesis, Autonomous University of Barcelona, Bellaterra
Save R (1986) Ecofisiologia de les relacions hfdriques de l'alzina al Montseny (La Castanya).
PhD Thesis, Autonomous University of Barcelona, Bellaterra
Specht RL (1988) Vegetation, nutrition and climate -examples of integration. (2) Climatic control of ecomorphological characters and species richness in Mediterranean ecosystems of
Australia. In: Specht RL (ed) Mediterranean-type ecosystems. A data source book. Kluwer,
Dordrecht,pp 149-155
Specht RL, Rundel PW (1990) Sclerophylly and foliar nutrient status of Mediterranean-climate
plant communities in southern Australia. Aust J Bot 38:459-474
Specht RL, Specht A (1989) Canopy structure in Eucalyptus-dominated communities in Australia along climatic gradients. Oecol Plant 10:191-213
Turner 1M (1994) Sclerophylly: primarily protective? Funct Ecol 8:669-675
Wagner J, Pelaez Menendez S, Larcher W (1993) Bioclima e potenziale di produttivita di Quercus
ilex 1. allimite settentrionale dell'areale di distribuzione. Parte III. adattamento morfologico
e funzionale delle foglie alle radiazioni luminose. Studi Trentini Sci Nat 68:37-51