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PS 57 -
Detritus and Decomposition
Thursday, August 7, 2008: 5:00 PM-6:30 PM
Exhibit Hall CD, Midwest Airlines Center
PS 57-51
Interactive effects of UV radiation and soil coverage on leaf litter decomposition in velvet mesquite (
Prosopis velutina
)
Michele L. Abbene
,
Yale University
;
Paul W. Barnes
,
Loyola University
;
Heather L. Throop
,
New Mexico State University
;
Steven R. Archer
,
University of Arizona
PS 57-52
Decomposition ecology of great horned owl (
Bubo virginianus
) pellets
James R. Philips
,
Babson College
PS 57-53
Comparison of decomposition rates in Arctic tundra in response to increased nutrient availability and air temperature
Heather M. Rueth
,
Grand Valley State University
;
Gaius Shaver
,
Marine Biological Laboratory
;
James Laundre
,
Marine Biological Laboratory
PS 57-54
Exotic and native plant species create feedback loops between litter decomposition and soil microbial communities
Kenneth J. Elgersma
,
University of Northern Iowa
;
Joan G. Ehrenfeld
,
Rutgers University
;
Shen Yu
,
Institute of Urban Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences
;
Torsten Vor
,
University of Göttingen
PS 57-55
Community structure of wood-decay fungi following wildfire in ponderosa pine forests
Valerie J. Kurth
,
University of Minnesota
;
Peter Z. Fule
,
Northern Arizona University
;
Catherine Gehring
,
Northern Arizona University
;
Stephen C. Hart
,
University of California, Merced
PS 57-56
Fire, logging, and overstory affect coarse woody debris in boreal forests
Brian W. Brassard
,
Lakehead University
;
Han Y. H. Chen
,
Lakehead University
PS 57-57
Do plant species influence soil microbial community responses to litter inputs of different quality?
Wendy M. Mahaney
,
ENVIRON International Corp.
;
Kurt A. Smemo
,
The Holden Arboretum
;
David J. Burke
,
The Holden Arboretum
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