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Barbro Johansson,Frances Hultgren dealing with complex systems. Being aware of such difficulties, statistical methodology has to provide answers for various levels of contingency. We discuss some of these questions and look at examples of statistical methods according to their power in addressing questions raised from complexity.

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Common Links of Molecular Biology with Biochemistry and Physiology in Plants Under Ozone and Pathogee effects on the shikimate pathway and ethylene biosynthesis is given. The transcriptional differences between the sun and shade leaves of European beech, the ontogenetic effects comparing juvenile and mature trees, and gene expression studies covering two vegetation periods are discussed.

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Host–Parasite Interactions and Trade-offs Between Growth- and Defence-Related Metabolism Under Changween growth and defence. In this context, the often made simplified equation of secondary metabolism with plant defence is critically reviewed taking into account the individual host–parasite interactions as well as the structural and functional diversity of defence-related metabolites.

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Learning from Various Plants and Scenarios: Statistical Modeling dealing with complex systems. Being aware of such difficulties, statistical methodology has to provide answers for various levels of contingency. We discuss some of these questions and look at examples of statistical methods according to their power in addressing questions raised from complexity.

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Bedeutung der Produktarchitektur,nzymatic capacities of ectomycorrhizal communities and focus on bacteria being associated with the mycelium. Finally we discuss the impact of soil micro-niches on ectomycorrhizal communities and mention briefly the ectomycorrhizal competition with each other and with saprotrophic fungi.

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Stephanie Widmaier,Volker Nürnberg comparisons between the contrasting foliage habits. Subsequently a conceptual approach is presented on how defence costs may be estimated for each species. O. responses are discussed in view of stress signalling mechanisms and potential discrepancies between ontogenetic stages. Conclusions are draw