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association of clay fraction carbon in soil from grazing
dairy pastures.
PS 11 - Ecosystem Services Assessment
Exhibit Hall DE, Oregon Convention Center
PS 11-130 Ito, A, National Institute for Environmental Studies. Wateruse
efficiency of ecosystem functions and services of the
terrestrial biosphere.
PS 11-131 Herrmann, DL and ML Cadenasso, University of
California, Davis. Tipping the balance between ecosystem
service and disservice: Considering light availability and
soil carbon effects on carbon cycling in urban lawns.
PS 11-132 Santavy, DL
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1 , P Bradley2 and WS Fisher2 , (1)U.S. EPA,
(2)US EPA. Biological condition gradient: Applying
a framework for determining the biological integrity of
coral reefs.
PS 11-133 Koehler-Cole, K1 , JR Brandle1 , CA Francis1 and EE
Blankenship2 , (1)University of Nebraska-Lincoln, (2)
University of Nebraska. A survey of public preferences
for rural amenities in Lincoln, Nebraska.
PS 11-134 Duszynski, KM1 , H Rowe2 and J Dukes1 , (1)Purdue
University, (2)Arizona State University. Vegetation
and soil texture effects on soil carbon and nitrogen in
Midwestern Tallgrass Prairie and CRP.
PS 11-135 Qiu, J1 and MG Turner2 , (1)University of Wisconsin-
Madison, (2)University of Wisconsin. Spatial interactions
among ecosystem services in an urbanizing agricultural
landscape in the Upper Midwest.
PS 11-136 Goodling, E, J Green and N McClintock, Portland State
University. Ecosystem services and political ecology: An
integrated framework for urban environmental research.
PS 12 - Environmental Impact And Risk Assessment
Exhibit Hall DE, Oregon Convention Center
PS 12-137 Macias, MA1 , DR Bedford2 , DM Miller2 and DR
Sandquist3 , (1)California State University, Fullerton., (2)
U. S. Geological Survey, (3)California State University,
Fullerton. Quantification of water uptake from pulsed
input via disturbed and undisturbed channels on a desert
bajada.
PS 12-138 Wang, X and Y Wu, Research Center for Eco-
Environmental Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences.
The estimates of land, water and carbon footprints based
on household consumption of food and commodities in
Beijing, China.
PS 12-139 Van der Vieren, D and C Kleier, Regis University.
Germination rates of Bouteloua gracilis (Blue Grama)
under different concentrations of magnesium chloride.
PS 12-140 Locklin, JL1 , JS Huckabee1 and EJ Gering2 , (1)Temple
College, (2)The University of Texas at Austin. Streamlining
techniques for rearing large quantities of the damselfly,
Ischnura ramburii (Odonata: Coenagrionidae) in the
laboratory.
PS 12-141 Magee, TK1 , ME Kentula2 , G Serenbetz3 , ME
Scozzafava3 , KA Blocksom1 and AR Olsen1 , (1)US EPA,
Western Ecology Division, (2)US EPA, Western Ecology
Divsion, (3)US EPA. The 2011 National Wetland Condition
Assessment.
PS 12-142 Davenport, SL and DJ Moriarty, California State
Polytechnic University, Pomona. Local weather
conditions predict avian species richness in a coastal
sage scrub habitat.
PS 12-143 Will-Wolf, S1 , MP Nelsen2 and MT Trest1 PS 12-144 Goetting, JM
, (1)University of
Wisconsin-Madison, (2)University of Chicago. Response
of four common lichen species to pollution, light, and
nearby land cover: Predictions partially match 30-year
patterns in upper midwestern USA.
1 , EK McHale1 , D Martinovic1 , KD Zimmer1 ,
BR Herwig2 , MA Hanson2 , SR Vaughn2 and RW Wright2 ,
(1)University of St Thomas, (2)Minnesota Department
of Natural Resources. Influence of watershed land-use
on vitellogenin levels in fathead minnows (Pimephales
promelas) in Minnesota shallow lakes.
PS 12-145 Grigas, D1 , J Cebrian2 , B Ehmen3 , M Woodrey4 , T
Strange3 , W Underwood3 , J Lehrter5 and Y Chen1 , (1)
University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, (2)Dauphin Island
Sea Lab, (3)Grand Bay National Estuarine Research
Reserve, (4)Grand Bay National Estuarine Research
Reserve; Coastal Research and Extension Center,
Mississippi State University, (5)US EPA, NHEERL, Gulf
Ecology Division. Nutrient budgets in coastal bayous
under varying degrees of urbanization, North Central
Gulf of Mexico.
PS 12-146 Porter, E1 , DH Bingham1 , J Lynch2 and LH Pardo3 , (1)
National Park Service, (2)US Environmental Protection
Agency, (3)USDA Forest Service. Critical loads
for atmospheric deposition of nitrogen and sulfur
compounds in national parks of the USA.
PS 12-147 Blett, TF1 , M Fenn2 , KF Lambert3 , DA Burns4 , LH
Pardo2 , R Haeuber5 and CT Driscoll6 , (1)National Park
Service, (2)USDA Forest Service, (3)Harvard Forest
(Harvard University), (4)US Geologic Survey, (5)US
EPA, (6)Syracuse University. Ecosystem protection and
restoration in the U.S.: Using air pollution thresholds to
communicate public policy choices.
PS 12-148 Sundol, CS1 , JK Bush1 and R Bass2 , (1)University of
Texas at San Antonio, (2)City of Boerne. Relationship
between avian abundance and measures of river
impairment in central Texas.
PS 12-149 Lipari, GM1 , C Ingersoll2 and K Garbach3 , (1)University of
California Davis, (2)MIT Sloan School of Management, (3)
University of California, Davis. Network analysis provides
a tool to evaluate agroecology of sourcing practices
for cocoa and rice: Investigating relationships among
ecological certification organizations and multinational
food corporations.
PS 12-150 Durtsche, RD, P O’Hearn and K Spicer, Northern
Kentucky University. Amphibian developmental response
to a natural anti-fungal treatment for the bat White-nose
syndrome.
PS 13 - Restoration Ecology
Exhibit Hall DE, Oregon Convention Center
PS 13-151 Thaxton, JM1 , SM Martinez1 , SJ Van Bloem1 and SL
Whitmire2 , (1)University of Puerto Rico, (2)University
of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez. Biomass allocation and
leaf phenology of native and non-native grasses in a
subtropical dry forest in Puerto Rico.
PS 13-152 Hayes, CT, AJ Lyons, NM Reed and MA Gathany,
Cedarville University. Fish and macroinvertebrate
species diversity in restored and unrestored forks of
Massies Creek, Ohio.
PS 13-153 Long, Q1 , K Kindscher2 and BL Foster2 , (1)Missouri
Botanical Garden, (2)University of Kansas. Seed addition
with heterogeneous disturbances to increase native
diversity in restored grasslands.
PS 13-154 West, BE1 , K Engelhardt2 and MC Neel3 , (1)University of
Maryland College Park, (2)University of Maryland Center
for Environmental Science, (3)University of Maryland.
Linking genotypic diversity and reproductive success
of Vallisneria americana from the Chesapeake Bay to
enhance current and future restoration strategies.
PS 13-155 Eggett, LM1 , PM Acton2 , JF Fox2 and AL Jones3 4:30 pm-6:30 pm
, (1)
Brevard College, (2)University of Kentucky, (3)Eastern
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