101st ESA Annual Meeting (August 7 -- 12, 2016)

PS 36-28

Slowdown of N₂O emissions from China’s croplands
Feng Zhou, Peking University; Ziyin Shang, Peking University

Cancelled

PS 36-29

Nitrogen fixation in switchgrass responds to N fertilizer addition, plant N demand, and soil type
Sarah S. Roley, Michigan State University; David S. Duncan, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Di Liang, Michigan State University; Randall D. Jackson, University of Wisconsin-Madison; G. Philip Robertson, Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center

PS 36-30

Nonlinear response of soil respiration to continuous incremental nitrogen input in an alpine steppe
Yunfeng Peng, Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences; Yuanhe Yang, Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences

PS 36-31

Interactions between the start of the growing season and migratory goose arrival influence C and N cycling in wet sedge tundra
Ryan T. Choi, Utah State University; Karen H. Beard, Utah State University; A. Joshua Leffler, South Dakota State University; Lindsay G. Carlson, Utah State University; Kathy C. Kelsey, University of Alaska-Anchorage; Joel A. Schmutz, USGS; Jeffrey M. Welker, University of Alaska Anchorage

PS 36-32

Plant - soil microbe diversity linkages
Sigrid Dassen, NIOO; George A. Kowalchuk, Utrecht University; Wim H. van der Putten, Netherlands Institute of Ecology (NIOO-KNAW); Gerlinde B. De Deyn, Wageningen University

PS 36-33

Impact of humans on cave biogeochemistry and microbial community abundance and composition at Natural Bridge Caverns, VA
Meredith Nackley, Roanoke College; J. Megan Steinweg, Roanoke College

PS 36-34

Nitrogen and phosphorous inputs alter plant stoichiometry in a Tibetan alpine meadow
Juanjuan Zhang, Nanjing Agriculeture University; Yi Yang, Nanjing Agricultural University; Yangguang Ji, Nanjing Agricultural University; Pengfei Zhang, Lanzhou University; Junyong Li, Lanzhou University; Zhi Guo, Lanzhou University; Hui Guo, Nanjing Agricultural University; Xianhui Zhou, Lanzhou University; Guozhen Du, Lanzhou University; Shuijin Hu, Nanjing Agriculture University

Cancelled

PS 36-35

Response of carbon fluxes under long-term warming, and its relationship with plant biomass
Chang Gyo Jung, University of Oklahoma; Junyi Liang, University of Oklahoma; Yiqi Luo, University of Oklahoma

PS 36-36

Spatial heterogeneity of riparian soil and its relationship to environmental factors in Liaohe River Reserve
Weijing Kong, Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences; Cang Qian, Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences; Jianing Lin, Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences; Lu Han, Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences

PS 36-37

Rates of change for wild, cropped, other managed and macroecosystems: Landscapes and global biosphere
Jerry S. Olson, University of Tennessee

PS 36-38

Cardiorespiratory physiology of a juvenile antarctic rockcod exposed to climate change stressors
Frederick A. Nelson Jr., Howard University; Brittany Bjelde, UC Davis; Anne Todgham, UC Davis; Nann A. Fangue, University of California, Davis

PS 36-39

Taxon specific microbial activities explain soil carbon cycling dynamics
Ember M. Morrissey, West Virginia University; Rebecca Mau, Northern Arizona University; Egbert Schwartz, Northern Arizona University; J. Gregory Caporaso, Northern Arizona University; Paul Dijkstra, Northern Arizona University; Theresa McHugh, U.S. Geological Survey; Jane C. Marks, Northern Arizona University; Lance B. Price, Translational Genomics Research Institute; Cindy M. Liu, George Washington University; Bruce A. Hungate, Northern Arizona University

PS 36-40

Economical, scalable measurements of soil respiration in eddy covariance footprints using forced diffusion
Nick Nickerson, Eosense; Carrie-Ellen Gabriel, Eosense; Chance Creelman, Eosense

PS 36-41

Estimating gross primary productivity and crop yield by integrating process-based modeling and remote sensing vegetation indices
Bo Tao, University of Kentucky; Wei Ren, University of Kentucky; Yawen Huang, University of Kentucky; Xiaochen Zhu, University of Kentucky; Hanqin Tian, Auburn University

PS 36-42

Nutrient controls of fine root growth and foraging for primary Ca-phosphate minerals in northern hardwood forests
Shan Shan, Miami University of Ohio; Hannah Devens, Miami University of Ohio; Melany C. Fisk, Miami University of Ohio; Joel D. Blum, University of Michigan; Timothy J. Fahey, Cornell University; Ruth D. Yanai, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry

PS 36-43

Response of above- and belowground communities to long-term simulated nitrogen deposition in a Chinese fir (Cunninghamia lanceolata) forest
Houbao Fan, Nanchang Institute of Technology

Cancelled

PS 36-44

Global patterns and the underlying biogeographic mechanisms of terrestrial ecosystem carbon fluxes
Zhi Chen, Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences; Guirui Yu, Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, CAS; Shuli Niu, Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences; Qiufeng Wang, Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, CAS

PS 36-45

The influence of legacy sediment removal on stream floodplain nitrate and organic carbon composition in sediments and groundwater following restoration
Kenneth J. Forshay, United States Environmental Protection Agency; Julie N. Weitzman, Pennsylvania State University; Paul Mayer, USEPA, National Health and Environmental Research Laboratory; Xiaoling Liu, NRC Postdoc Research Associate; Ann Keeley, US EPA Office of Research and Development; Marja Copeland, US EPA Office of Research and Development; Robert Walter, Franklin and Marshall College; Dorothy Merritts, Franklin and Marshall College

PS 36-46

Microbial communities under chronic nitrogen deposition: Effects of decomposition on litter of varying quality
Charlotte Levy, Cornell University; Christine L. Goodale, Cornell University; Timothy J. Fahey, Cornell University; Serita D. Frey, University of New Hampshire

PS 36-47

Soil microbial communities vary with elevation and stand productivity in 27-year-old postfire lodgepole pine forests of Yellowstone
Aisha K. Ba, University of Wisconsin, Madison; Winslow D. Hansen, ESA Student Section Chair; Monica G. Turner, University of Wisconsin, Madison

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PS 36 - Latebreaking: Biogeochemistry