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Insight  Science  People & Projects		First International Symposium of SFB 607 "Mechanisms of Growth, Competition and Stress Defence in Plants" February 13 - 14, 2001 Matyssek Introduction  by the speaker of the SFB   Bazzaz Global change and temperate forest response  invited Körner Spinach answers of young trees......  invited Grams Quantifying Competition between Beech (Fagus sylvatica) and Norway Spruce (Picea abies)  B 4 / B 5 Lötscher Growth - respiration relationships for individuals in a hierarchically structured plant stand  B 6 Schubert Characterizing intrapopulational genetic variation of Norway spruce and quantifying root-associated micro-organisms by newly developed DNA markers  A 9 Kellomäki Management of boreal forests under changing climate  invited Beese Ion dynamics in the rhizo- and mycosphere  invited Garbaye The ectomycorrhizosphere of forest trees : stress management at the soil-root interface  invited Hartmann Influence of elevated carbon dioxide and ozone on the soil microflora under spruce and beech and molecular approaches to characterize the soil microflora and mycorrhiza- associated bacterial community  B 9 Raidl Quantification of ectomycorrhizal mycelium  B 7 Hansen Phytophthora diseases in woody plants  invited Habermeyer Effects of elevated ozone- and CO2-concentrations on the resistance pattern of two unequal susceptible potato- and barley-cultivars with regard to fungal parasites  A 7 Fleischmann Influences of Phytophthora pathogens on gas exchange and root growth of beech grown under different CO2 and nitrogen regimes  A 6 Treutter Competition between growth, secondary metabolism, and resistance of apple  A 8 Henn Carbon allocation in beech trees and developmental success of a herbivorous insect  A 5 Kogel Mechanisms in Pathogen Defense and their Relation with other Stress Responses  invited Gershenzon The formation of terpenoid defense compounds in conifers in relation to physical and biological stresses  invited Kangasjärvi Signaling and regulatory mechanisms in stress defense  invited Ernst Ozone-, ethylene- and pathogen-induced gene regulation: Stilbene biosynthesis in pine  A 1 Ehleringer Stable isotopes and carbon cycle processes in forests  invited Kimmins Hybrid simulation modelling: an optimum approach to forest ecosystem management modelling for certification and sustainability analysis?  invited Pretzsch From Microprocesses to Landscape Simulation  B 1 Grote A conceptual model for individual tree development based on physiological processes  C 3 Priesack PLATHO a Plant Growth Model to Simulate Competition and Stress Defence  C 2