COS 21: Vital Connections in Ecology: Maintaining Ecological Resilience 2

Moderator(s)

• Edward Tekwa

  Zoology, University of British Columbia
  Vancouver, BC, Canada

Presentations:

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  Better safe than sorry: Non-stomatal mechanisms delay drought stress and hydraulic failure in Scots pine saplings
  

  Presenting Author: Daniel Nadal-Sala – Institute of Meteorology and Climate Research - Atmospheric Environmental Research (IMK-IFU), Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
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  Diversity begets more diversity: Species-rich understories support diverse tree seedling banks at fine-scales across a broad range of environmental conditions
  

  Presenting Author: Martin Dovciak – Department of Environmental Biology, State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry
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  Indicators of what? Linking plant indicator species to wetland ecological condition
  

  Presenting Author: Cari D. Ficken – University at Buffalo
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  Institutional strategy update speed affects extinction probabilities among harvested species
  

  Presenting Author: Edward Tekwa – Zoology, University of British Columbia
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  Novel interactions in novel conditions: Consequences of disrupting historical plant-soil-microbial relationships in changing climates
  

  Presenting Author: Richard Lankau – Plant Pathology, University of Wisconsin
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  Persistence of a reef fish metapopulation via network connectivity: Theory and data
  

  Presenting Author: Malin L. Pinsky – Ecology, Evolution, and Natural Resources, Rutgers University
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  Restored waterbird habitat within cultural Hawaiian landscapes through Indigenous Resource Management
  

  Presenting Author: Alishia Orloff – School of the Environment, Yale University
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  Soil aggregate-size diversity determines the resilience of soil organic carbon to experimental warming
  

  Presenting Author: Muhammad Saleem – Biological Science, Alabama State University
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  Tracking ecological resilience: Patterns of community successions in the diatom records of Lake Towuti
  

  Presenting Author: Mariam K. Ageli – Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research, University of Windsor