2012 CREST Annual Report - Alabama A&M University

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Annual Report: 1036600Home Institution Highest Degree Granted(in fields supported by NSF): Doctoral DegreeFiscal year(s) REU Participant supported: 2010REU Funding: REU supplementName: Tadesse, BrittanyWorked for more than 160 Hours:YesContribution to Project:Ms. Tadesse was a 2010 REU student (Freshman) from the University of Alabama, majoring in pre-medicine. She worked with Dr. Kantety on a project titled 'REPLI G Amplification Advances New Technology of 454 Sequencing.'Years of schooling completed:Home Institution:Home Institution if Other:FreshmanOther than Research SiteUniversity of AlabamaHome Institution Highest Degree Granted(in fields supported by NSF): Doctoral DegreeFiscal year(s) REU Participant supported: 2010REU Funding: REU supplementName: Treusch, NicholasWorked for more than 160 Hours:YesContribution to Project:Mr. Treusch was a 2010 REU student (Junior) from Northwestern Louisiana State University, majoring in biology. He worked with Dr. Stone on a project titled 'Abundance and Behavioral Responses of Peromyscus mice and Riparian Habitats Downstream from Forest Treatments: Fight of Flight?'Years of schooling completed:Home Institution:Home Institution if Other:FreshmanOther than Research SiteNorthwestern Louisiana State UniversityHome Institution Highest Degree Granted(in fields supported by NSF): Master's DegreeFiscal year(s) REU Participant supported: 2010REU Funding: REU supplementName: Williams, ArneshaWorked for more than 160 Hours:YesContribution to Project:Ms. Williams was a 2010 REU student (Junior) from Grambling State University, majoring in biology. She worked with ? on a project titled 'Greene County, Alabama: The Inter-relationship Between Land Tenure, Land Cover, and Well-being.'Years of schooling completed:Home Institution:Home Institution if Other:FreshmanOther than Research SiteGrambling State UniversityHome Institution Highest Degree Granted(in fields supported by NSF): Master's DegreeFiscal year(s) REU Participant supported: 2010REU Funding: REU supplementName: Breckbiel, ErinWorked for more than 160 Hours:YesContribution to Project:Ms. Breckbiel is a Junior Biology student from Arizona State University in Tempe, AZ. She will be working with Dr. XiongwenChen on urban plants distribution in the Nanjing / Shanghai areas, in collaboration with...Years of schooling completed:Home Institution:Home Institution if Other:JuniorOther than Research SiteArizona State UniversityPage 32 of 73
Annual Report: 1036600Home Institution Highest Degree Granted(in fields supported by NSF): Doctoral DegreeFiscal year(s) REU Participant supported: 2012REU Funding: REU site awardName: Farris, DavidWorked for more than 160 Hours:YesContribution to Project:Mr. Farris is a Junior Ecology student from the University of Connecticut in New Haven, CT. He will be working with Dr. Wang and Jianqiang Li on urban effects of bird species richness/abundance in a rapidly urbanizing environment.Years of schooling completed:Home Institution:Home Institution if Other:JuniorOther than Research SiteUniversity of ConnecticuttHome Institution Highest Degree Granted(in fields supported by NSF): Doctoral DegreeFiscal year(s) REU Participant supported: 2012REU Funding: REU site awardName: Gross, IwoWorked for more than 160 Hours:YesContribution to Project:Mr. Gross is a Junior Biotechnology student from Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, IL. He worked with Dr. Wang and Kevin Messenger in China on a field research project studying snakes on Hainan Island in our first REU-China summer, 2012.Years of schooling completed:Home Institution:Home Institution if Other:JuniorOther than Research SiteEastern Illinois UniversityHome Institution Highest Degree Granted(in fields supported by NSF): Doctoral DegreeFiscal year(s) REU Participant supported: 2012REU Funding: REU site awardName: Kukula, JoannaWorked for more than 160 Hours:YesContribution to Project:Ms. Kukula is a Sophomore Physiology student at Michigan State University in East Lansing, MI. She will be working with Dr. Soliman onYears of schooling completed:Home Institution:Home Institution if Other:SophomoreOther than Research SiteMichigan State UniversityHome Institution Highest Degree Granted(in fields supported by NSF): Doctoral DegreeFiscal year(s) REU Participant supported: 2012REU Funding: REU site awardName: McCray, NaramenaWorked for more than 160 Hours:YesContribution to Project:Ms. McCray is a Junior Environmental Science student at Alabama A&M University in Normal, AL. She is currently an REUstudent in the REU-China 2012 program, working with Dr. Moss and Dr. Ben Fan (NFU) working on the hypothesis thatrhizobacteria strains will promote growth of maize from inoculation. N-6 and N-12 are proven to be PGPR but the third strain,which we have been calling X, is uncertain. In theory their research will reveal whether or not strain x promotes plant growth.research is going fine. Her research is going well. She has inoculated maize seeds with three different strains of PGPR bacteria totest their growth promotion.Page 33 of 73
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Page 58 and 59: Annual Report: 1036600Indumathi Kam
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Page 64 and 65: Annual Report: 1036600Daniel C. Dey
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Page 74 and 75: RESEARCH FINDINGS 2012The Center fo
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1000 bp500 bp200 bpWe examined cros
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Bush honeysuckle. After two growing
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Royal paulownia. The mortality data
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2. Relationship between forest dive
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3. Determine the effects of urban a
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800NH 4+ -N Released (ug g-1 )60040
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Table 5. Microbial indices at treat
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0.60-10 cmB 0T 0 - No burn, No thin
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effect on significantly changing th
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Findings to be presented in year 3
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1. Extend the land cover change geo
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ates and type II errors, suggesting
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suggested between two to four times
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1. Poster presentation (Emily Summe
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6. Poster presentation (Douglas Was
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Attendees from AAMU and affiliates:
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This was done both when the stand w
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wildlife response to various distur
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Purdue University to use as a contr
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as a threat to biodiversity of impe
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changes in the riparian and aquatic
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phosphatases and phytase were deter
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Figure 2. Schematic diagram of the
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Eddy Covariance System SensorsSonic
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Plot scale 3-D visualization with a
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2. Determine the effects of landown
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This objective is scheduled to be a
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Alabama A&M University China Exchan
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External Advisory Board MeetingThe
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updates and feedback. There were tw
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