Session: Wetlands (96th ESA Annual Meeting (August 7 -- 12, 2011))

PS 21-87

Lasioglossum bee (Halictidae) diversity in a United States Mid-Atlantic national park
Maria Baquerizo, Georgetown University; Edward M. Barrows, Georgetown University; Samuel Droege, USGS; Ashley Han, Georgetown University

PS 21-88

Amphibian persistence in isolated wetlands in an agricultural landscape
Lora L. Smith, Jones Center at Ichauway

PS 21-89

Assessing soil bacterial community composition and structure across wetland, transition zone, and upland ecosystem types along a single transect in Macon County, Alabama
Raymon Shange, Tuskegee University; Ramble Ankumah, Tuskegee University; Esther Haugabrooks, Iowa State University; Leonard Githinji, Tuskegee University

PS 21-90

Root Nodulation in the wetland tree Pterocarpus officinalis along coastal and montane systems of northeast of Puerto Rico
Rachel G. Perez, East Los Angeles College; T. Heartsill Scalley, International Institute of Tropical Forestry

PS 21-91

Comparison of genetic population structure of endangered Scirpus ancistrochaetus using two methods
Kendra A. Cipollini, Wilmington College; Douglas J. Burks, Wilmington College; Don Cipollini, Wright State University; Philip Lavretsky, Wright State University; Kendra Millam, Wilmington College; Jeffrey L. Peters, Wright State University

PS 21-92

Criteria for habitat selection by wood turtles (Glyptemys insculpta) in New Jersey
Natalie R. Sherwood, Montclair State University; Meiyin Wu, Montclair State University

PS 21-93

Plant species effects override the effects of plant diversity and origin in determining tadpole performance
Shauna-kay Rainford, Cornell University; Bernd Blossey, Cornell University; Laura J. Martin, Cornell University

PS 21-94

CANCELLED - Plant zonation along a freshwater flooding gradient: The relative importance of flooding, competition, and grazing
Lingfei Yu, Peking University; Dan Yu, Wuhan University; Dong Xie, Wuhan University

PS 21-95

Spatial patterns of herbaceous aquatic macrophyte recruitment in a naturally restored tidal and non-tidal freshwater wetland located within the Mid-Atlantic coastal plain
James B. Deemy, University of Georgia; Edward R. Crawford, Virginia Commonwealth University

PS 21-96

Effects of shading on demography and physiological changes of Tamarix chinensis: Outdoor and indoor respects
Youngsung Joo, Seoul National University; Eun Ju Lee, Seoul National University

PS 21-97

Assessment of water quality and benthic macroinvertebrate community at a wastewater receiving constructed wetland in El Paso, Texas
Jennifer L. Martinez, University of Texas at El Paso

PS 21 - Wetlands