PS 6
Aquatic-Terrestrial Linkages

Monday, August 10, 2015: 4:30 PM-6:30 PM
Exhibit Hall, Baltimore Convention Center
PS 6-59
The effects of caffeine-laden wastewater effluent on linked stream and riparian food webs
Melanie M. Marshall, Bowling Green State University; Nadejda Mirochnitchenko, Bowling Green State University; Kevin E. McCluney, Bowling Green State University
PS 6-60
Long-term monitoring of salamander energy subsidies in the Southeast suggests aquatic flux is more common than terrestrial flux and highly dependent on hydroperiod for five salamander species
Scott M. Weir, University of Georgia; David E. Scott, University of Georgia; Stacey L. Lance, University of Georgia
PS 6-61
Understanding effects of leaf litter in the terrestrial environment on growth and survival of post-metamorphic wood frogs
Hilary B. Rollins, Case Western Reserve University; Michael F. Benard, Case Western Reserve University
PS 6-62
A mechanistic framework for cross-habitat bottom-up effects of the invasive terrestrial shrub Lonicera maackii on the biology of headwater streams
Ryan McEwan, University of Dayton; M. Eric Benbow, Michigan State University; Kevin W. Custer, University of Dayton; Rachel E. McNeish, University of Dayton
PS 6-63
Evaluating alder and salmon as alternate drivers of lake nutrient availability in southwestern Alaska
Denise A. Devotta, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Jennifer M. Fraterrigo, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Patrick Walsh, US Fish and Wildlife Service; Stacey Lowe, US Fish and Wildlife Service; Daniel E. Schindler, University of Washington; Tim Sands, Alaska Department of Fish and Game; Feng Sheng Hu, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
PS 6-64
Hydrology, sedimentology, and geomorphology as drivers of succession vs. flood disturbance within riparian forests of middle order streams of the Northeast
Leah R. Kaldy, Youngstown State University; Thomas P. Diggins, Youngstown State University
PS 6-65
The effects of wood frogs (Rana sylvatica) on forest floor communities: Investigating invertebrate community changes, leaf decomposition and wood frog diet
Kacey L. Dananay, Case Western Reserve University; Michael F. Benard, Case Western Reserve University
PS 6-66
The influence of nanoparticles (n-TiO2 and n-Ag) on germination and plant growth
Heather A. Bechtold, Lock Haven University; Michelle G. Otte, Lock Haven University
PS 6-67
Ecological impacts of agricultural runoff to Midwestern lakes
Craig J. Adams, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Keunyea Song, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; David J. Moscicki, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Amy J. Burgin, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
PS 6-68
Effect of stream bank erosion on microbial enzyme activity in hyporheic soils of Piedmont streams in the Southeastern United States
Janet Macfall, Elon University
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