COS 79: Biogeochemistry: Linking Community Structure And Ecosystem Function

Presentations:

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  A comparison of ecosystem services produced from intermediate wheatgrass monocultures and legume bicultures
  

  Presenting Author: Susanne Wiesner – Biological Systems Engineering, University of Wisconsin
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  Environmental and fungal controls over fine root decomposition in forest ecosystems
  

  Presenting Author: William Argiroff – School for Environment and Sustainability, University of Michigan
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  Functional diversity and identity effects on natural forest soil carbon stocks depend on baseline climate
  

  Presenting Author: Xinli Chen – Faculty of Natural Resources Management, Lakehead University
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  Fungal community and functional responses to land management in a tallgrass prairie ecosystem
  

  Presenting Author: Jacob Hopkins – Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, University of Kansas/Kansas Biological Station
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  Implications of yard management and plant community diversity on ecosystem services in mature residential landscapes
  

  Presenting Author: Jesse C. Jones – School of Forest, Fisheries, and Geomatics Sciences, University of Florida
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  Land use and carbon availability impact in-situ bacterial growth responses within soil communities
  

  Presenting Author: Cassandra Wattenburger – Soil and Crop Sciences, Cornell University
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  Linking population dynamics to ecosystems: Identifying controls of ANPP sensitivity to precipitation in dryland ecosystems
  

  Presenting Author: Robert Shriver – University of Nevada-Reno
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  Microbial response to rainfall-altered redox conditions in permafrost soils differs by tundra type
  

  Presenting Author: Karl J. Romanowicz – Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, University of Michigan
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  Woody plant expansion drives ecosystem-level redistribution of carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus in the Northern Great Plains
  

  Presenting Author: Bryce Currey – Land Resources and Environmental Sciences, Montana State University