New articles for Population Ecology (July 2008) Six new articles of Population Ecology were published at 'Online First' last month.
(1) Koichi Fujii Cause of egg mortality in azuki bean weevils (Callosobruchus chinensis): physical or chemical? (2) Katariina Kiviniemi Remnant population dynamics in the facultative biennial Carum carvi in fragmented semi-natural grasslands (3) Yosuke Mori, Teruyoshi Nagamitsu and Takuya Kubo Clonal growth and its effects on male and female reproductive success in Prunus ssiori (Rosaceae) (4) Lloyd W. Morrison, David R. Smith, Craig C. Young and Doug W. Nichols Evaluating sampling designs by computer simulation: a case study with the Missouri bladderpod (5) Shin-Ichi Morinaga, Yuko Kumano, Ayako Ota, Ryohei Yamaoka and Satoki Sakai Day–night fluctuations in floral scent and their effects on reproductive success in Lilium auratum (6) Takefumi Nakazawa, Takayuki Ohgushi and Norio Yamamura Resource-dependent reproductive adjustment and the stability of consumer-resource dynamics The abstracts of these articles are available for everyone free of charge at Online First. The full texts are available for the members of the Society of Population Ecology and institutions registered with SpringerLink. * Population Ecology at Online First: http://www.springerlink.com/content/103139/?Content+Status=Accepted Population Ecology is an English scientific journal published by the Society of Population Ecology four times a year. It enjoys a high international reputation and has a long history of over 40 years. All manuscripts are reviewed anonymously by two referees, and the final editorial decision is made by the Chief Editor based on the referees' evaluations. The articles are abstracted/indexed in BIOSIS, Current Contents/ Agriculture, Biology & Environmental Sciences, Environmental Periodicals Bibliography (EPB). Population Ecology welcomes submissions of papers by non-members. To submit your manuscript to Population Ecology, go to https://www.editorialmanager.com/poec/ We look forward to your subscription and submission. Editorial Office Population Ecology Chief Editor Takashi Saitoh Field Science Center Hokkaido University, Japan
