COS 33: Invasion

Presentations:

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  Community wide trait distributions in invaded forests suggest increased changes in ecosystem properties with increased invasion
  

  Presenting Author: Jeffrey Lake – Biology and Environmental Science, Adrian College
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  Empirical growing season photosynthetic light responses of Lonicera maackii in southern Illinois
  

  Presenting Author: Kurt E. Schulz – Department of Biological Sciences, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
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  Is photosynthetic performance of a common plant invader linked to leaf nitrogen allocation patterns? A test of the pre-adaptation hypothesis
  

  Presenting Author: Robert J. Griffin-Nolan – Department of Biology, Syracuse University
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  Modeling the potential North American ranges of the invasive crayfishes Faxonius rusticus (rusty crayfish) and Procambarus clarkii (red swamp crayfish) under current and future climate projections
  

  Presenting Author: Carter Cranberg – School of Environmental Sustainability, Loyola University Chicago
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  On the proportion of native and nonnative plant species in North American temperate vs Neotropical forests: An intercontinental comparison
  

  Presenting Author: Hannah Assour – Biological Sciences, University of Pittsburgh
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  Relationships between plant invasion and residential expansion across the eastern United States
  

  Presenting Author: Kevin M. Potter – Department of Forestry and Environmental Resources, North Carolina State University
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  Towards a better understanding of the population dynamics of a global invader: A stage-based population viability model for predicting eradication success
  

  Presenting Author: Brian D. Healy – Native Fish Ecology and Conservation Program, Grand Canyon National Park
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  Variation in biotic resistance to Alliaria petiolata invasion is mediated by density and the environment
  

  Presenting Author: Alden B. Griffith – Environmental Studies, Wellesley College