• Preface.- 1. Ecophysiology of resource allocation and trade-offs in carbon gain under changing environment; K Hikosaka et al.- 2. Ecophysiological aspects of phloem transport in trees; T. Hölttä et al.- 3. Mycorrhizae and global change; M.F. Allen et al.- 4. Dynamic stomatal changes; H. Kaiser, E. Paoletti.- 5. The regulation of osmotic potential in trees; A. Merchant.- 6. Ecophysiology of long-distance water transport in trees; H. Richter, S. Kikuta.- 7. Forest trees under air pollution as a factor of climate change; R. Matyssek et al.- 8. Influence of atmospheric and climate change on tree defence chemicals; J.Q.D. Goodger, I.E. Woodrow.- 9. Control over growth in cold climates; S. Rossi et al.- 10. Treelines in a changing global environment; G. Wieser et al.- 11. The future of trees in a changing climate - synopsis; N.E. Grulke, M. Tausz.

"This volume, edited by Tausz (Univ. of Melbourne, Australia) and Grulke (USDA Forest Service), brings together a collection of 11 papers that address the physiological responses of trees to environmental change, and the ecological implications of those responses. ... Each chapter is well referenced to the primary literature. Summing Up: Recommended. Graduate students and researchers/faculty." (A. Richardson, Choice, Vol. 52 (8), April, 2015) "The book offers an integrated, qualitative, and comprehensive analysis of the capacity of trees to respond to environmental changes, and will be of great interest to plant scientists, policy makers, and forest officials. ... 'the authors in this book used their expert knowledge and insight to develop qualitative conclusions within the context of many unknowns'." (P. C. Abhilash, Vishal Tripathi, Rama Kant Dubey and Sheikh Adil Edrisi, Trends in Plant Science, February, 2015)

• Preface.- 1. Ecophysiology of resource allocation and trade-offs in carbon gain under changing environment; K Hikosaka et al.- 2. Ecophysiological aspects of phloem transport in trees; T. Hölttä et al.- 3. Mycorrhizae and global change; M.F. Allen et al.- 4. Dynamic stomatal changes; H. Kaiser, E. Paoletti.- 5. The regulation of osmotic potential in trees; A. Merchant.- 6. Ecophysiology of long-distance water transport in trees; H. Richter, S. Kikuta.- 7. Forest trees under air pollution as a factor of climate change; R. Matyssek et al.- 8. Influence of atmospheric and climate change on tree defence chemicals; J.Q.D. Goodger, I.E. Woodrow.- 9. Control over growth in cold climates; S. Rossi et al.- 10. Treelines in a changing global environment; G. Wieser et al.- 11. The future of trees in a changing climate - synopsis; N.E. Grulke, M. Tausz.

"This volume, edited by Tausz (Univ. of Melbourne, Australia) and Grulke (USDA Forest Service), brings together a collection of 11 papers that address the physiological responses of trees to environmental change, and the ecological implications of those responses. ... Each chapter is well referenced to the primary literature. Summing Up: Recommended. Graduate students and researchers/faculty." (A. Richardson, Choice, Vol. 52 (8), April, 2015) "The book offers an integrated, qualitative, and comprehensive analysis of the capacity of trees to respond to environmental changes, and will be of great interest to plant scientists, policy makers, and forest officials. ... 'the authors in this book used their expert knowledge and insight to develop qualitative conclusions within the context of many unknowns'." (P. C. Abhilash, Vishal Tripathi, Rama Kant Dubey and Sheikh Adil Edrisi, Trends in Plant Science, February, 2015)

• Preface.- 1. Ecophysiology of resource allocation and trade-offs in carbon gain under changing environment; K Hikosaka et al.- 2. Ecophysiological aspects of phloem transport in trees; T. Hölttä et al.- 3. Mycorrhizae and global change; M.F. Allen et al.- 4. Dynamic stomatal changes; H. Kaiser, E. Paoletti.- 5. The regulation of osmotic potential in trees; A. Merchant.- 6. Ecophysiology of long-distance water transport in trees; H. Richter, S. Kikuta.- 7. Forest trees under air pollution as a factor of climate change; R. Matyssek et al.- 8. Influence of atmospheric and climate change on tree defence chemicals; J.Q.D. Goodger, I.E. Woodrow.- 9. Control over growth in cold climates; S. Rossi et al.- 10. Treelines in a changing global environment; G. Wieser et al.- 11. The future of trees in a changing climate - synopsis; N.E. Grulke, M. Tausz.

"This volume, edited by Tausz (Univ. of Melbourne, Australia) and Grulke (USDA Forest Service), brings together a collection of 11 papers that address the physiological responses of trees to environmental change, and the ecological implications of those responses. ... Each chapter is well referenced to the primary literature. Summing Up: Recommended. Graduate students and researchers/faculty." (A. Richardson, Choice, Vol. 52 (8), April, 2015) "The book offers an integrated, qualitative, and comprehensive analysis of the capacity of trees to respond to environmental changes, and will be of great interest to plant scientists, policy makers, and forest officials. ... 'the authors in this book used their expert knowledge and insight to develop qualitative conclusions within the context of many unknowns'." (P. C. Abhilash, Vishal Tripathi, Rama Kant Dubey and Sheikh Adil Edrisi, Trends in Plant Science, February, 2015)