COS 23: Biogeochemistry: C And N Cycling In Response To Global Change

Monday, August 2, 2021

1:30 PM – 2:30 PM Pacific

Presentations:

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Anthropogenic and climatic variables interact to disrupt soil communities and their function
Presenting Author: Jane Lucas – Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies
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Historic climate contingencies drive sensitivity of grassland ecosystems to drought
Presenting Author: Caitlin Broderick – Division of Biology, Kansas State University
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Legacy effects of fire continue to shape the soil microbiome in an eastern deciduous forest
Presenting Author: Gregory Martin – Plant and Soil Sciences, West Virginia University
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Nitrate enrichment reveals a niche space for functionally and phylogenetically diverse populations of chemoautotrophs in salt marshes
Presenting Author: Joseph Vineis – Marine Science, Northeastern University
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Simulating arctic plant functional types in a land surface model: Impacts on ecosystem carbon and nitrogen cycling
Presenting Author: Benjamin N. Sulman – Climate Change Science Institute and Environmental Sciences Division, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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Soil nutrient manipulations alter tree growth but not water use efficiency in temperate forests
Presenting Author: Jacob Malcomb – Department of Environmental Sciences, University of Virginia
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The vulnerability of canopy soil to accelerated carbon losses under climate change
Presenting Author: Jessica G. Murray – Department of Biology, Utah State University
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Tracing uncertainty in predicting peatland carbon responses to multiple warming and CO2 treatments in northern Minnesota
Presenting Author: Yiqi Luo – Center for Ecosystem Science and Society (ECOSS), Northern Arizona University
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Understanding the spatio-temporal dynamics of denitrification in a tidal marsh
Presenting Author: Jessica Moon – Biology Department, Murray State University