Titlebook: Global Change and Mediterranean-Type Ecosystems; José M. Moreno,Walter C. Oechel Book 1995 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1995 Mediterrane

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Relevance of Regional Models for Analyzing Future Climate Change in the Iberian Peninsula,l models for analyzing the possible consequences of a global change in such a Southwest European area. After a short description of a research project currently in progress on regional climate modeling, some preliminary results of a month-long present climate simulation for the Iberian Peninsula are

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Modeling Leaf Level Effects of Elevated CO2 on Mediterranean Sclerophylls, middle of the next century (Ramanathan, 1988). Although the exact effects of increasing CO. on global climate are not known, there is a growing consensus among climate modelers that global average temperatures and precipitation will increase, but that these changes will be nonuniform over the Earth

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Direct Effects of Elevated CO2 in Chaparral and Mediterranean-Type Ecosystems,et al., 1990). The concentration at the end of the next century will depend both on human use of fossil fuels and the response of natural ecosystems, and could range from 450 ppm CO. to more than 800 ppm CO. (Waston et al., 1990). Although the specific nature and regional pattern are uncertain, clim

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Biomass Partitioning and Resource Allocation of Plants from Mediterranean-Type Ecosystems: Possiblen plant growth and development. While the immediate effects of CO. on leaf photosynthesis are well known, these effects can lead to changes in allocation patterns and other properties at the whole-plant level (Strain, 1985) that are not well known or understood. For example, elevated CO. can modify

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Preliminary Studies of the Long-Term CO2 Response of Mediterranean Vegetation Around Natural CO2 Ves and biomass accumulation in natural vegetation. Knowledge about this response is critical while attempting to predict the effect of global change on primary production, on vegetation spatial distribution, and on potential sinks for carbon which may be provided by terrestrial ecosystems. Some recen

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