Printed Program (PDF) - Ecological Society of America

FRIDAY
8:30 am-10:30 am; 11 am-12:30 pm; 11:30 am-1:15 pm
PS 118-308 Cecala, JM1 and JM Leong2, (1)California State Polytechnic
University Pomona, (2)California Polytechnic University,
Pomona. Measuring the pollinator performance of honey
bees on seedless watermelon.
PS 118-309 Del Grosso, SJ and M Cavigelli, USDA-ARS. Climate
stabilization wedges revisited: can agricultural production
and greenhouse gas reduction goals be accomplished?.
PS 118-310 Berryman, S1, J Straker1, A Garibaldi1, B Stelfox2 and J
Nishi2, (1)Integral Ecology Group Ltd., (2)ALCES Landscape
and Land-Use Ltd.. A community-led approach for landscape
planning.
PS 118-311 Fuller, JD and SJ Leisz, Colorado State University.
Deforestation rates in Papua New Guinea: How much does
subsistence agriculture contribute?.
PS 119 - Latebreaking: Urban Ecosystems
Exhibit Hall DE, Oregon Convention Center
PS 119-312 Lagrosa, JJ IV1, MH Friedman1, WC Zipperer2, MG Andreu1
and RJ Northrop1, (1)University of Florida, (2)USDA Forest
Service. Effect of legacy on hydric forest structure in a
subtropical urban watershed.
PS 119-313 Steele, MK and J Heffernan, Duke University. Urbanization
driven convergence of surface water quantity and distribution.
PS 119-314 Lothamer, KM1, SP Brown1, JD Mattox2 and A Jumpponen1,
(1)Kansas State University, (2)City of Manhattan.
Composition, diversity, and resilience of fungal communities
colonizing the roots of native and exotic hosts in an urban
environment.
PS 119-315 Yeakley, JA1, S Duncan2, SM Bollens3, CP Ozawa1, V
Shandas1, H Chang1, M Dresner1, S Gordon2, JA Harrison3,
J Kline4, AT Morzillo2, N Netusil5, GC Rollwagen-Bollens3,
M Stephan3 and P Thiers3, (1)Portland State University, (2)
Oregon State University, (3)Washington State University
Vancouver, (4)USDA Forest Service, (5)Reed College.
Portland-Vancouver ULTRA-Ex: Evaluating relationships
between governance and environmental quality in urban
ecosystems.
PS 119-316 Dolan, RW, Butler University. Plant community dynamics in
a peri-urban central Indiana flatwoods between 1996 and
2007.
PS 119-317 von Behren, C, A Dietrich and JA Yeakley, Portland State
University. Watershed urban development and riparian
vegetation community composition in the Portland-
Vancouver metro area.
PS 119-318 Ansaldi, BH and SJ Franks, Fordham University. Gene flow
and pollen limitation on experimental green roofs.
PS 119-319 Scholl, JP and EM Frazier, Florida Atlantic University.
Analyzing gopher tortoise habitat use and distribution in an
urban context using GIS and R.
PS 119-320 Lilly, PJ1, JC Jenkins2 and MJ Carroll3, (1)University of
Vermont, (2)US Environmental Protection Agency, (3)
University of Maryland. Large intra-annual N fluxes between
soil and plant pools in a turfgrass lawn.
PS 119-321 Ambrose, MJ, North Carolina State University. How urban
forest tree species composition compares with that of the
natural forest.
PS 119-322 Belknap, KA, CL Butcher, JM Dannenhoffer and BJ Swanson,
Central Michigan University. Green roofs as urban habitat:
Plant species colonization on green roofs in Michigan.
PS 119-323 Payne, SG1, KL McGuire2, SM Gedallovich1, JM Discenza1,
CM Gillikin1, MI Palmer3 and N Fierer4, (1)Barnard College
of Columbia University, (2)Barnard College, Columbia
University, (3)Columbia University, (4)University of Colorado.
Spatial and temporal variation of the airborne microbial
community across New York City green roofs.
PS 120 - Latebreaking: Wetlands
Exhibit Hall DE, Oregon Convention Center
PS 120-324 Werner, BA1, WC Johnson1, GR Guntenspergen2, RA
Voldseth3 and B Millett1, (1)South Dakota State University,
(2)US Geological Survey, (3)North Dakota State University.
Evidence for climate warming and wetland drying in the
North American Prairie Pothole Region.
PS 120-325 Stevens, LE1, JD Ledbetter2 and AE Springer3, (1)Museum
of Northern Arizona and Grand Canyon Wildlands Council,
(2)Springs Stewardship Institute, (3)Northern Arizona
University. The demise of springs ecosystems: A global
ecological crisis.
PS 120-326 Zero, VH and MA Murphy, University of Wyoming. Effects of
beaver on amphibian spatial distributions.
PS 120-327 López-Figueroa, NB1, RJ Colón-Rivera2, RA Feagin2 and
JB West2, (1)University of Puerto Rico at Humacao, (2)Texas
A&M University. Using isotope hydrology to understand the
impacts of climate change to tropical coastal wetlands.
PS 120-328 Saunders, LE1, MB Koontz2 and SR Pezeshki1, (1)University
of Memphis, (2)The University of Memphis. Two agricultural
ditch plant species are negatively affected by root-zone
glyphosate exposure.
PS 120-329 Bowen, CA1, MB Koontz2, LE Saunders3 and SC Pierce4, (1)
Christian Brothers University, (2)The University of Memphis,
(3)University of Memphis, (4)Mississippi State University.
Flooding and wetland plants: Localized versus whole-plant
response.
11 am-12:30 pm
Musicians Central
Ginkoberry Concourse, Oregon Convention Center
11:30 am-1:15 pm
ESA Braun Student Award Committee Meeting
Mt. Hood, Doubletree Hotel
192 ESA 97th Annual Meeting, August 5 - 10, 2012, Oregon Convention Center