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KOLB TE, MATYSSEK R (2001)
Limitations and perspectives about scaling ozone impact in trees. Limitations and perspectives.
Environmental Pollution 115: 373-393.
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GRAMS TEE, KOZOVITS AR, REITER IM, WINKLER JB, SOMMERKORN M, BLASCHKE H, HÄBERLE K-H, MATYSSEK R (2002)
Quantifying competitiveness in woody plants.
Plant. Biol. 4, 153-158.
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KARNOSKY DF, GIELEN B, CEULEMANS R, SCHLESINGER WH, NORBY RJ, OKSANEN E, MATYSSEK R, HENDREY GR (2001)
FACE systems for studying the impacts of greenhouse gases on Forest Ecosystems. In: Karnosky DF, Scarascia-Mugnozza G, Ceulemans R, Innes JL (eds.) The impacts of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases on forest ecosystems.
CABI Press, pp. 297-324.
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HÄBERLE KH, REITER I, PATZNER K, HEYNE C, MATYSSEK R (2001)
Switching the light off: A break in photosynthesis and sap flow of forest trees under total solar eclipse.
Meteorologische Zeitschrift 10: 201-206
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MATYSSEK R (2001)
Trends in forest tree physiological research: biotic and abiotic interactions.
In: Huttunen S, Heikkilä H, Bucher J- B, Sundberg B, Jarvis PG, Matyssek R, (eds.) Trends in European Forest Tree Physiological Research, Kluwer, The Netherlands, pp. 241-246
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Wieser G, Tegischer K, Tausz M, HÄBERLE KH, Grams TEE, Matyssek R (2002)
Can tree age dependent differences in ozone susceptibility of Norway spruce [(Picea abies (L.) Karst.] be related to cumulative ozone uptake and ozone flux?
Tree Physiol., in press.
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Wieser G, Tegischer K, Tausz M, HÄBERLE KH, Grams TEE, Matyssek R (2002)
The Role of Antioxidative Defense in Determining Ozone Sensitivity of Norway Spruce (Picea abies (L.) Karst.) across Tree Age: Implications for the Sun- and Shade-Crown.
Phyton (Horn, Austria), in press.
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Nunn AJ, Reiter IM, HÄBERLE KH, Werner H, Langebartels C, Sandermann H, Heerdt C, Fabian P, Matyssek R (2002)
"Free air" ozone canopy fumigation in an old-growth mixed forest: Concept and observations on beech.
Phyton (Horn, Austria), in press.
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Wieser G, Hecke K, Tausz M, HÄBERLE KH, Grams TEE, Matyssek R (2002)
The influence of microclimate and tree age on the defense capacity of European beech (Fagus sylvatica L. ) against oxidative stress.
Annales Sciences Forestières, in press.
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