Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Invasive ...

Remote Sensing, LiDAR and GIS Inform Landscape and Population Ecology, Willapa Bay,WashingtonJ.C. Civille, S.D. Smith and D.R. Strong ................................................................................................ 83Implications <strong>of</strong> Variable Recruitment for <strong>the</strong> Management <strong>of</strong> Spartina alterniflora in Willapa Bay,WashingtonJ.G. Lambrinos, D.R. Strong, J.C. Civille and J. Bando ........................................................................ 87Pollen Limitation in a Wind-Pollinated Invasive Grass, Spartina alternifloraH.G. Davis, C.M. Taylor, J.G. Lambrinos, J.C. Civille and D.R. Strong ............................................... 91Invasive Hybrid Cordgrass (Spartina alterniflora x S. foliosa) Recruitment Dynamics in OpenMudflats <strong>of</strong> San Francisco BayC.M. Sloop, D.R. Ayres and D.R. Strong ................................................................................................ 95The Influence <strong>of</strong> Intertidal Zone and Native Vegetation on <strong>the</strong> Survival and Growth <strong>of</strong>Spartina anglica in Nor<strong>the</strong>rn Puget Sound, WA, USAC.E. Hellquist and R.A. Black ................................................................................................................ 99Will Spartina anglica Invade Northwards with Changing Climate?A.J. Gray and R.J. Mogg ...................................................................................................................... 103Competition among Marsh Macrophytes by Means <strong>of</strong> Vertical Geomorphological DisplacementJ.T. Morris ............................................................................................................................................ 109Modeling <strong>the</strong> Spread <strong>of</strong> Invasive Spartina Hybrids in San Francisco BayR.J. Hall, A.M. Hastings and D.R. Ayres .............................................................................................. 117Modeling <strong>the</strong> Spread and Control <strong>of</strong> Spartina alterniflora in a Pacific EstuaryC.M. Taylor, A. Hastings, H.G. Davis, J.C. Civille and F.S. Grevstad ................................................ 121Hybrid Cordgrass (Spartina) and Tidal Marsh Restoration in San Francisco Bay: If You Build ItThey Will ComeD.R. Ayres and D.R. Strong .................................................................................................................. 125Chapter 3: Ecosystem Effects <strong>of</strong> Invasive Spartina ..................................................................... 127Assessment <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Potential Consequences <strong>of</strong> Large-scale Eradication <strong>of</strong> Spartina anglicafrom <strong>the</strong> Tamar Estuary, TasmaniaM. Sheehan and J.C. Ellison................................................................................................................. 129Spartina Invasion Changes Intertidal Ecosystem Metabolism in San Francisco BayA.C. Tyler and E.D. Grosholz ............................................................................................................... 135Mechanistic Processes Driving Shifts in Benthic Infaunal Communities Following SpartinaHybrid Tidal Flat InvasionC. Neira, E.D. Grosholz and L.A. Levin ............................................................................................... 141Spartina alterniflora Invasions in <strong>the</strong> Yangtze River Estuary, China: A SynopsisB. Li, C-Z. Liao, X-D. Zhang, H-L. Chen, Q. Wang, Z-Y. Chen, X-J. Gan, J-H. Wu, B. Zhao,Z-J. Ma, X-L. Cheng, L-F. Jiang, Y-Q. Luo, and J-K. Chen ................................................................. 147The Role <strong>of</strong> Spartina anglica Production in Bivalve Diets in Nor<strong>the</strong>rn Puget Sound, WA, USAC.E. Hellquist and R.A. Black .............................................................................................................. 153Contrasting Effects <strong>of</strong> Spartina foliosa and Hybrid Spartina on Benthic InvertebratesE.D. Brusati and E.D. Grosholz ........................................................................................................... 161Impacts <strong>of</strong> Benthic Invertebrates on Sediment Porewater Ammonium and Sulfide: Consequencesfor Spartina Seedling Growth.U.H. Mahl, A.C. Tyler and E.D. Grosholz ............................................................................................ 165Quantifying <strong>the</strong> Potential Impact <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Spartina Invasion on Invertebrate Food Resources foriv