Friday, August 10, 2007: 8:00 AM-11:30 AM | |||
J3, San Jose McEnery Convention Center | |||
COS 144 - Detritus and decomposition | |||
8:00 AM | COS 144-1 | Resource quality in a soil food web: Is nitrogen or labile carbon more important for soil nematodes? Justin L. Bastow, University of California, Davis | |
8:20 AM | COS 144-2 | Chemical quality of litter as a driver of detrital community assemblage in mineral soil Yolima Carrillo, University of Georgia, Becky Ball, University of Georgia, Carl Jordan, University of Georgia, Marirosa Molina, ERD, EPA | |
8:40 AM | COS 144-3 | Effects of solar radiation on litter decomposition in semi-arid grasslands: More to the ultraviolet than meets the eye? Amy T. Austin, University of Buenos Aires, Carlos L. Ballare, University of Buenos Aires | |
9:00 AM | COS 144-4 | Interactions between photodegradation and litter thickness in a California annual grassland Hugh A. L. Henry, University of Western Ontario, Kathleen Brizgys, Carnegie Institution, Christopher B. Field, Carnegie Institution | |
9:20 AM | COS 144-5 | Plant biochemistry and microbial community composition interactions determine litter decomposition dynamics Kathryn L. Amatangelo, Stanford University, Theodore K. Raab, Stanford University, Jason C. Neff, University of Colorado, Mark P. Waldrop, United States Geological Survey, Peter M. Vitousek, Stanford University | |
9:40 AM | Break | ||
9:50 AM | COS 144-6 | The tropical litter continuum: Convergence of analytical techniques Theodore K. Raab, Stanford University, Jason C. Neff, University of Colorado, Marc Kramer, University of California, Reinhard Jetter, University of British Columbia, Peter M. Vitousek, Stanford University | |
10:10 AM | COS 144-7 | Influence of catchment suburbanization on leaf litter decomposition and microbial activity in four streams of southeastern New Hampshire Anna Bourakovsky, University of New Hampshire, William H. McDowell, University of New Hampshire, Gretchen M. Gettel, University of New Hampshire | |
10:30 AM | COS 144-8 | Three lines of evidence indicating that the sensitivity of organic matter decomposition to warming varies indirectly with its quality Richard T. Conant, Colorado State University, Rhad Drijber, University of Nebraska, Michelle L. Haddix, Colorado State University, William J. Parton, Colorado State University, Eldor A. Paul, Colorado State University, Alain F. Plante, University of Pennsylvania, Johan Six, University of California - Davis, J. Megan Steinweg, Colorado State University |
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