COS 99: Biodiversity 2

Moderator(s)

• Samuel Jordan

  School of Life Sciences, Arizona State University
  Tempe, AZ, USA

Presentations:

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  Are rare species less able than common species to persist through environmental change? A meta-analysis of congeneric comparisons
  

  Presenting Author: Jennifer Boyd – Department of Biology, Geology, and Environmental Science, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
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  Biodiversity mediates temporal sensitivity of ecosystems to climate variability
  

  Presenting Author: Brunno F. Oliveira – Environmental Science and Policy, University of California Davis
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  Community composition influences ecosystem resistance and productivity more than species richness or intraspecific diversity
  

  Presenting Author: Matthew Bowker – School of Forestry, Northern Arizona University
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  Conspecific negative density dependence for seedlings is stronger in lower elevation forests
  

  Presenting Author: Ryan Grace – Department of Biological Sciences, Marquette University
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  Plants, soil microbes, and environments: Taking a phytobiome approach with big data to explore biodiversity across ecosystems
  

  Presenting Author: Laura Super – University of British Columbia
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  Rhizosphere fungi promote a critically endangered living-fossil species, but are inadequate for preventing its extinction
  

  Presenting Author: Hua Xing – School of Ecological and Environmental Sciences, East China Normal University
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  Species diversity, primary productivity, and photosynthetic pathway in the grasslands of eastern Pennsylvania
  

  Presenting Author: Ned Fetcher – Institute for Environmental Science and Sustainability, Wilkes University
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  Thinning P. taeda improved richness and abundance for four taxonomic groups: A case study at Cowan's Ford Wildlife Refuge in Huntersville, North Carolina
  

  Presenting Author: Caroline Brinegar – Park and Recreation (Natural Resources Division), Mecklenburg County