Table Of ContentAquatic Botany, 39 (1991) 389-390
Elsevier Science Publishers B.V., Amsterdam
Contents of Aquatic Botany, Volume 39
VOL. 39 NOS 1-2 FEBRUARY 1991
Preface
Growth, reproduction and resource allocation in halophytes
R.L. Jefferies and T. Rudmik (Toronto, Ont., Canada )
Growth, water and ion relationships of halophytic monocotyledonae and dicotyledonae; a
unified concept
J. Rozema (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
Differentation within Aster tripolium L. from tidal and non-tidal habitats
A.H.L. Huiskes, J. van Soelen and M.M. Markusse ( Yerseke, The Netherlands )
Effect of elevated atmospheric CO, on growth, photosynthesis and water relations of salt
marsh grass species
J. Rozema, F. Dorel, R. Janissen, G. Lenssen, R. Broekman (Amsterdam, The
Netherlands), W. Arp and B.G. Drake (Edgewater, MD, U.S.A.) ............ccscscccssssccessreeeseeeeeees 45
Root adaptation to soil waterlogging
W. Armstrong, S.H.F.W. Justin, P.M. Beckett and S. Lythe (Hull, Gt. Britain) 57
A convective through-flow of gases in Phragmites australis (Cav.) Trin. ex Steud.
J. Armstrong and W. Armstrong (Hull, Gt. Britain) 75
Pressurized ventilation in wetland plants
W. Grosse, HB. Biichel and: H: Diebel (Cologne; FRG, )s isiicds cacscceccccsccsccscessasriticrcceAsceetns 89
Transient pressure gradients in the lacunar system of the submerged macrophyte Egeria densa
Planch.
B.K. Sorrell (Auckland, New Zealand)
Variation in growth rates of submerged rooted macrophytes
S.L. Nielsen and K. Sand-Jensen (Hillered, Denmark )
Survival of aP otamogeton pectinatus L. population under various light conditions in a
shallow eutrophic lake (Lake Veluwe ) in The Netherlands
G.M. van Dijk and W. van Vierssen (Wageningen, The Netherlands )...............ccsesseeseeseeeeeeee
Comparison ofl ife history’characters of broad-leaved species of the genus Potamogeton L. I.
General characterization of morphology and reproductive strategies
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Interrelationships between Eichhornia crassipes (Mart.) Solms and Hydrocotyle umbellata L.
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In situ experiments on interrelationships between six brackish macrophyte species
L. Kautsky (Stockholm, Sweden )
Principal determinants of aquatic macrophyte richness in northern European lakes
B. Rorslett (Oslo, Norway )
Anatomy ofl eaves of submerged and emergent forms of Littorella uniflora (L.) Ascherson
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Mechanisms for maintaining persistent populations of Myriophyllum variifolium J. Hooker in
a fluctuating shallow Australian lake
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The measurement ofc urrent velocities in macrophyte beds
C. Machata-Wenninger and G.A. Janauer (Vienna, Austria)
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A field study of the effects of water depth, order of emergence and flowering on the growth of
Typha glauca shoots using the Richards model
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Some observations on the oxygen sensitivity and seasonal variations of the nitrogenase
activity associated with excised soil—plant cores of Phragmites australis (Cav.) Trin.
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Ammonium-stimulated potassium release from Lemna minor L. grown on a medium
containing nitrate as N-source
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Inlet of alkaline river water into peaty lowlands: effects on water quality and Stratiotes
aloides L. stands
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Utilization and conservation of Euryale ferox Salisbury in Mithila (North Bihar), India
V. Jha, A.N. Kargupta, R.K. Mishra, K.C. Saraswati (Darbhanga, India), R.N. Dutta and
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The effect of outdoor culture conditions on growth and epiphytes of Gracilaria conferta
M: Friedlander and A. Ben-Amotz (Baila, IStQGl)ixc5o cscs casccencsscstecevseasconcdanceincateckevestsinvevestesees 315
Factors governing mercury accumulation in three species of marine macroalgae
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Preliminary investigations into the background levels of various metals and boron in the
aquatic liverwort Scapania uliginosa (Sw.) Dum.
A. Samecka-Cymerman (Wroclaw, Poland), A.J. Kempers and P.L.E. Bodelier
(RNS RRND TNS DU CIRC AINNS) ooo coc cans sn cca vo donsccscateecso vay a9 anseseass covctcesecs veatnnsatastcussuciaxtscastie 345
Assessment of environmental suitability for growth of Zostera marina L. (eelgrass) in San
Francisco Bay
R.C. Zimmerman, R.S. Alberte (Pacific Grove, CA, U.S.A. ), J.L. Reguzzoni, S. Wyllie-
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Growth and development in culture of orthotropic rhizomes of Posidonia oceanica
A. Meinesz, G. Caye, F. Loqués and H. Molenaar (Nice, France) .................0..sesscosssssssseossenes
Book Reviews
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