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Forewords

Hydrology and biogeochemistry of forested catchments

Jeffrey J. McDonnell,  Tadashi Tanaka,  Myron J. Mitchell,  Nobuhito Ohte, 
  • Pages: 1673-1674
  • First Published: 11 July 2001

Research Articles

A conceptual model of preferential flow systems in forested hillslopes: evidence of self-organization

Roy C. Sidle,  Shoji Noguchi,  Yoshio Tsuboyama,  Karin Laursen, 
  • Pages: 1675-1692
  • First Published: 11 July 2001

The role of subsurface runoff through bedrock on storm flow generation

Yuichi Onda,  Yosuke Komatsu,  Maki Tsujimura,  Jun-ichi Fujihara, 
  • Pages: 1693-1706
  • First Published: 11 July 2001

Hillslope and wetland hydrodynamics in a tussock grassland, South Island, New Zealand

William B. Bowden,  Barry D. Fahey,  Jagath Ekanayake,  Dave L. Murray, 
  • Pages: 1707-1730
  • First Published: 11 July 2001

Water flow and hydraulic characteristics of Japanese red pine and oak trees

Yoshikazu Kobayashi,  Tadashi Tanaka, 
  • Pages: 1731-1750
  • First Published: 11 July 2001

Hydrologic flowpaths in tropical rainforest soilscapes—a review

Helmut Elsenbeer, 
  • Pages: 1751-1759
  • First Published: 11 July 2001

Relationship between satellite-derived spectral brightness and evapotranspiration from a grassland

A. Kondoh,  A. Higuchi, 
  • Pages: 1761-1770
  • First Published: 11 July 2001

Hydrobiogeochemistry of forest ecosystems in Japan: major themes and research issues

Nobuhito Ohte,  Naoko Tokuchi,  Hideaki Shibata,  Maki Tsujimura,  Tadashi Tanaka,  Myron J. Mitchell, 
  • Pages: 1771-1789
  • First Published: 11 July 2001

Chemical weathering and runoff chemistry in a steep headwater catchment

Suzanne Prestrud Anderson,  William E. Dietrich, 
  • Pages: 1791-1815
  • First Published: 11 July 2001

Dissolved and particulate carbon dynamics in a cool-temperate forested basin in northern Japan

Hideaki Shibata,  Hiromune Mitsuhashi,  Yo Miyake,  Shigeru Nakano, 
  • Pages: 1817-1828
  • First Published: 11 July 2001

Dynamics of carbon dioxide in soil profiles based on long-term field observation

Y. Hamada,  T. Tanaka, 
  • Pages: 1829-1845
  • First Published: 11 July 2001

Stream water chemistry in a steep headwater basin with high relief

Maki Tsujimura,  Yuichi Onda,  Jun Ito, 
  • Pages: 1847-1858
  • First Published: 11 July 2001

Strontium isotope constraint on the provenance of basic cations in soil water and stream water in the Kawakami volcanic watershed, central Japan

Takanori Nakano,  Yoriko Yokoo,  Masaru Yamanaka, 
  • Pages: 1859-1875
  • First Published: 11 July 2001

A look inside ‘black box’ hydrograph separation models: a study at the Hydrohill catchment

Carol Kendall,  Jeffrey J. McDonnell,  Weizu Gu, 
  • Pages: 1877-1902
  • First Published: 11 July 2001

Quantifying contributions to storm runoff through end-member mixing analysis and hydrologic measurements at the Panola Mountain Research Watershed (Georgia, USA)

Douglas A. Burns,  Jeffrey J. McDonnell,  Richard P. Hooper,  Norman E. Peters,  James E. Freer,  Carol Kendall,  Keith Beven, 
  • Pages: 1903-1924
  • First Published: 11 July 2001

Topographic controls on the chemistry of subsurface stormflow

Daniel L. Welsch,  Charles N. Kroll,  Jeffrey J. McDonnell,  Douglas A. Burns, 
  • Pages: 1925-1938
  • First Published: 11 July 2001

Evaluation of the groundwater capture zone for modelling of nutrient discharge

Makoto Taniguchi, 
  • Pages: 1939-1949
  • First Published: 11 July 2001

Role of within-lake processes and hydrobiogeochemical changes over 16 years in a watershed in the Adirondack Mountains of New York State, USA

Myron J. Mitchell,  Patrick J. McHale,  Shreeram Inamdar,  Dudley J. Raynal, 
  • Pages: 1951-1965
  • First Published: 11 July 2001

Generation of stemflow volume and chemistry in a mature Japanese cypress forest

Kuraji Koichiro,  Tanaka Yuri,  Tanaka Nobuaki,  Karakama Isamu, 
  • Pages: 1967-1978
  • First Published: 11 July 2001

pH dependence of iron photoreduction in a rocky mountain stream affected by acid mine drainage

Diane M. McKnight,  Briant A. Kimball,  Robert L. Runkel, 
  • Pages: 1979-1992
  • First Published: 11 July 2001

A dynamic TOPMODEL

Keith Beven,  Jim Freer, 
  • Pages: 1993-2011
  • First Published: 11 July 2001

Forest ecosystem processes at the watershed scale: hydrological and ecological controls of nitrogen export

L. E. Band,  C. L. Tague,  P. Groffman,  K. Belt, 
  • Pages: 2013-2028
  • First Published: 11 July 2001

Modelling transport of dissolved silica in a forested headwater catchment: the effect of hydrological and chemical time scales on hysteresis in the concentration–discharge relationship

George M. Hornberger,  Todd M. Scanlon,  Jeff P. Raffensperger, 
  • Pages: 2029-2038
  • First Published: 11 July 2001

Applying the scientific method to small catchment studies: a review of the Panola Mountain experience†

Richard P. Hooper, 
  • Pages: 2039-2050
  • First Published: 11 July 2001

Invited Commentarys

On the future of forest hydrology and biogeochemistry

Jeffrey J. McDonnell,  Tadashi Tanaka, 
  • Pages: 2053-2055
  • First Published: 11 July 2001

Current Awareness

Current Awareness

  • Pages: 2057-2059
  • First Published: 11 July 2001

Book Reviews

Sustainability criteria for water resource systems by Daniel P. Loucks and John S. Gladwell. Cambridge University Press, 139pp. US $85 ISBN 0-521-56044-6 published September 1999†

Thomas C. Brown, 
  • Pages: 2061-2063
  • First Published: 11 July 2001

Books Received by the Editors

Books received by the editor

  • Pages: 2065-2066
  • First Published: 11 July 2001

Websitess

Websites

  • Pages: 2067-2070
  • First Published: 11 July 2001

Conference Listings

Conference Listing

  • Pages: 2071-2073
  • First Published: 11 July 2001