Vol. 5 (2015)

Research Articles

• PLANT INVASION: DYNAMICS AND HABITAT INVASION CAPACITY OF INVASIVE SPECIES IN WESTERN INDIAN HIMALAYA

  G. Mandal, S. P. Joshi

  1-16

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• FUNCTIONAL MORPHOLOGY OF THE VEGETATIVE ORGANS OF TEN AQUILEGIA L. SPECIES

  I. Krokhmal

  17-29

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• TWENTY EIGHT YEARS OF ICP VEGETATION: AN OVERVIEW OF ITS ACTIVITIES

  H. Harmens, G. Mills, F. Hayes, D. A. Norris, K. Sharps

  31-43

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• FIELD SURVEYS OF OZONE SYMPTOMS IN EUROPE. PROBLEMS, RELIABILITY AND SIGNIFICANCE FOR ECOSYSTEMS

  F. Bussotti, M. Pollastrini

  45-51

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• REMOVAL OF AIRBORNE PARTICULATE MATTER BY VEGETATION IN AN URBAN PARK IN THE CITY OF ROME (ITALY): AN ECOSYSTEM SERVICES PERSPECTIVE.

  V. Silli, E. Salvatori, F. Manes

  53-62

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• MOSSES AS BIOINDICATORS OF AIR POLLUTION ALONG AN URBAN–AGRICULTURAL TRANSECT IN THE CREDIT RIVER WATERSHED, SOUTHERN ONTARIO, CANADA

  P. Cowden, T. Liang, J. Aherne

  63-70

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• ISOTHECIUM MYOSUROIDES AND THUIDIUM TAMARISCINUM MOSSES AS BIOINDICATORS OF NITROGEN AND HEAVY METAL DEPOSITION IN ATLANTIC OAK WOODLANDS

  K. Wilkins, J. Aherne

  71-78

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• ADSORPTION TO CHITIN – A VIABLE AND ORGANISM-PROTECTING METHOD FOR BIOMONITORING METALS PRESENT IN DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTAL COMPARTMENTS GETTING CONTACTED WITH ARTHROPODS

  S. Fränzle

  79-87

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• PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF ATMOSPHERIC DEPOSITION OF MAJOR AND TRACE ELEMENTS IN THE GREATER AND LESSER CAUCASUS MOUNTAINS STUDIED BY THE MOSS TECHNIQUE AND NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS

  S. Shetekauri, T. Shetekauri, A. Kvlividze, O. Chaligava, T. Kalabegishvili, E. I. Kirkesali, M. V. Frontasyeva, O. E. Chepurchenko

  89-95

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