Wednesday, August 8, 2007: 5:00 PM-6:30 PM
Exhibit Halls 1 and 2, San Jose McEnery Convention Center
PS 42 - Cycling - nutrients, water
PS 42-32		Mitigation of Greenhouse Gas Emissions with Cellulosic and Grain Bioenergy Crops Paul R. Adler, USDA-ARS, Curtis J. Dell, USDA-ARS, Steven J. Del Grosso, USDA-ARS, William J. Parton, Colorado State University
PS 42-33		Effects of transition to organic management on soil carbon and nitrogen pools and microbial, nematode and microarthropod communities in a field crop transition experiment Deborah Stinner, Ohio State University, Krishna Vadrevu, Ohio State University, Shabig Briar, Ohio State University, Parwinder Grewal, Ohio State University, Jerome Rigot, Ohio State University, Fred Michel, Ohio State University, Hans Klompen, Ohio State University, Karl Dria, Indiana University Purdue Univesity Indianapolis
PS 42-34		The modulating role of dissolved organic matter on spatial patterns of microbial metabolism in Lake Erie sediments Matt J. Hoostal, Bowling Green State University, Juan L. Bouzat, Bowling Green State University
PS 42-35		Hourly fluctuations in labile soil phosphorus in response to climate variability in a wet tropical forest, La Selva, Costa Rica Karen L. Vandecar, University of Virginia, Deborah C Lawrence, University of Virginia, Rishiraj Das, University of Virginia, Deborah A. Clark, University of Misouri, Steven F. Oberbauer, Florida International University, Luitgard Schwendenmann, University of Goettingen
PS 42-36		Insect herbivory and fire have an interactive effect on nutrient dynamics in an oak savanna ecosystem Michaela M. Swanson, College of St. Catherine, Adam D. Kay, University of St. Thomas, Jill R. Welter, College of St. Catherine
PS 42-37		Variation in mass and nutrient concentration of leaf litter across years and stands in New Hampshire northern hardwoods Ruth D. Yanai, SUNY-ESF, Mary A. Arthur, University of Kentucky, Marty Acker, University of Kentucky, Byung Bae Park, Korea Forest Research Institute
PS 42-38		Effects of grazing caddisflies on nutrient uptake in streams in a northern California watershed Shawna S. Handschug, College of St. Catherine, Jill R. Welter, College of St. Catherine, John D. Schade, St. Olaf College, Carrie A. Booth, University of Minnesota
PS 42-39		Stream network position affects epilithic N:P and nutrient uptake in a northern California watershed Jill R. Welter, College of St. Catherine, Shawna S. Handschug, College of St. Catherine, John D. Schade, St. Olaf College, Carrie A. Booth, University of Minnesota
PS 42-40		Water on the move: Hydraulic redistribution of underground stream water and rainfall by deep-rooted woody plants in central Texas Timothy M. Bleby, Duke University, Andrew J. McElrone, USDA-Agricultural Research Service/UC Davis, William T. Pockman, University of New Mexico, Robert B. Jackson, Duke University
PS 42-41		Chemical composition of precipitation and throughfall in a riparian fragment in southwestern Amazonia (Rondonia, Brazil) Nei K. Leite, UNIR/Ji-Paraná, Alex V. Krusche, CENA/USP, Giovana M. Cabianchi, UNIR/Ji-Paraná, Reginaldo F. Souza, UNIR/Ji-Paraná, Farley O. Xavier, UNIR/Ji-Paraná, Judes G. Santos, UNIR/Ji-Paraná, Maria V. R. Ballester, CENA/USP, Reynaldo L. Victoria, CENA/USP, Jeffrey E. Richey, n/a, Christopher Neill, n/a
PS 42-42		Cyberinfrastructure for an ecohydrological sensor network Emery R. Boose, Harvard University, Aaron M. Ellison, Harvard University, Leon J. Osterweil, University of Massachusetts, Lori Clarke, University of Massachusetts, Rodion Podorozhny, Texas State University, Alexander Wise, University of Massachusetts, Julian L. Hadley, Harvard University, David R. Foster, Harvard University
PS 42-43		Effects of elevated atmospheric ozone concentrations on whole-plant transpiration: Hydrological implications? Danica L. Lombardozzi, Cornell University, Jed P. Sparks, Cornell University

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