PhD Thesis
Dormann, C.F. (2001) Global Change, Herbivory and Arctic Plants. PhD thesis, University of Aberdeen, Scotland. |
CHAPTER 1 General Introduction
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CHAPTER 2 Climate Change in the Arctic: using plant functional types in a meta-analysis of field experiments
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CHAPTER 3 No evidence for adaptation of two Polygonum viviparum genotypes to length of growing season: abundance, biomass and germination
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CHAPTER 4 Facilitation and competition in the High Arctic: the importance of experimental approach
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CHAPTER 5 Competition in a changing environment: a case study from the High Arctic
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CHAPTER 6 Induced defence in a high-arctic dwarf shrub (Salix polaris)
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CHAPTER 7 Sex-ratio in willow revisited: consequences of herbivore exclusion
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CHAPTER 8 Consequences of manipulations in carbon and nitrogen supply for concentration of anti-herbivore defence compounds in Salix polaris
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CHAPTER 9 Optimal allocation to anti-herbivore defence: importance of grazing pressure and competition and the consequences of Climate Change
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CHAPTER 10 Synthesis (incl. References and Appendix to Chapter 1)
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