95th ESA Annual Meeting (August 1 -- 6, 2010)

Friday, August 6, 2010: 8:30 AM-10:30 AM

Exhibit Hall A, David L Lawrence Convention Center

PS 103-107

Cold temperature and emerald ash borers: Modeling the under-bark temperature of ash trees in Ontario
Bradley Vermunt, University of Waterloo; K. Cuddington, University of Waterloo; Jill C. Crosthwaite, University of Western Ontario; Stephanie Sobek, University of Western Ontario; Brent J. Sinclair, University of Western Ontario

PS 103-108

Drought and fire suppression encourage Juniperus virginiana encroachment in xeric oak forests
Stephen W. Hallgren, Oklahoma State University; Ryan D. DeSantis, University of Missouri Department of Forestry and USDA Forest Service Northern Research Station

PS 103-109

Early detection of invasive plant species: Linking management needs with invasive species science
Daniel A. Sarr, Klamath Network-National Park Service; Sean B. Smith, Klamath Network-National Park Service; Dennis C. Odion, Southern Oregon University; Jennifer K. Gibson, Whiskeytown National Recreation Area

PS 103-110

Effect of high-intensity directed fire on survival of three invasive species: Paulownia tomentosa, Ligustrum sinense, and Lonicera maackii
Jeanette R. Williams, Alabama A&M University; Luben D. Dimov, Alabama A&M University

PS 103-111

Has a weedy lifestyle evolved? Comparing variation of life history traits between invasive populations compared to their native counterparts
Matthew A. Kaproth, University of Minnesota; Jane Molofsky, The University of Vermont

PS 103-112

Increasing light but not nitrogen availability reduces drought sensitivity of the invasive grass, Microstegium vimineum
Andrea Caruso, Fordham University; James D. Lewis, Fordham University

PS 103-113

Invasive shrubs predict the abundance of common native avian frugivores in a landscape of central Pennsylvania
Jason M. Gleditsch, The Pennsylvania State University; Tomás A. Carlo, The Pennsylvania State University

PS 103-114

Plant-soil feedbacks in cheatgrass-invaded sagebrush ecosystems
John M. Stark, Utah State University; Brittany Packer, Utah State University; D'Jenane Diaz, Utah State University; Brandon Chambers, Utah State University; Cade Kowallis, Utah State University; Toby D. Hooker, Utah State University; Jeanette M. Norton, Utah State University

PS 103-115

The invasive Argentine ant, Linepithema humile, reduces nectar resources for the giant hummingbird, Patagona gigas, on the coast of Chile
Liam M. Stacey, University of Washington

PS 103-166

Evidence for the establishment and persistence of genetically modified canola populations in the U.S
Meredith G. Schafer, University of Arkansas; Andrew X. Ross, North Dakota State University; Jason P. Londo, University of Arkansas; Connie A. Burdick, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency; Henry Lee II, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency; Steven E. Travers, North Dakota State University; Peter K. Van de Water, CSU Fresno; Cynthia L. Sagers, University of Arkansas

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PS 103 - Latebreaking: Invasion