PS 102
Latebreaking: Physiology

Friday, August 14, 2015: 8:30 AM-10:30 AM
Exhibit Hall, Baltimore Convention Center
PS 102-213
Relationship of hydraulic architecture and leaf economics traits across Helianthus
Alex J. Pilote, University of Georgia; Lisa A. Donovan, University of Georgia
PS 102-214
Breaking diapause: Using minimally-invasive ultrasonographic techniques shows intra-specific variation in the timing and probability of pregnancy in the Weddell seal
Michelle R. Shero, University of Alaska Anchorage, University of Alaska Fairbanks; Gregg P. Adams, University of Saskatchewan; Robert B. McCorkell, University of Calgary; Amy L. Kirkham, University of Alaska Anchorage; Jennifer M. Burns, University of Alaska Anchorage
PS 102-215
Mechanisms of skin resistance to water loss rates in Plethodon salamanders across various body sizes
Meredith M. Rutledge, Clemson University; Meghan A. Matlack, Clemson University; Eric A. Riddell, Clemson University; Mike W. Sears, Clemson University
PS 102-216
Osmotic potential explains variation in whole plant economics stectrum model
Gregory Vose, University of California Irvine; Jennifer Funk, Chapman University
PS 102-217
The impacts of the parasitic plant eastern dwarf mistletoe (Arceuthobium pusillum) on host photosynthesis and branch biomass partitioning in white spruce (Picea glauca)
Jaret S. Reblin, Bowdoin College; Barry A. Logan, Bowdoin College; Johnathon de Villier, Bowdoin College; Elizabeth Tarr, Bowdoin College; Peter Murphy, Bowdoin College
PS 102-218
Identification of drought related regulatory elements in tomato: A bioinformatics approach
Gabriel Carlisle, Augustana College; Steven Matzner, Augustana University; Seasson Vitiello, Augustana College
PS 102-219
Small compounds target environmental stress pathways in plants via the scaffold protein RACK1A
Kyaira Ware, Howard University; Rachel Darko, Howard University; Hemayet Ullah, Howard University
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