Session: Latebreaking: Physiological Ecology (101st ESA Annual Meeting (August 7 -- 12, 2016))

PS 51-176

An examination of tamarisk shade intolerance, Fountain Creek, Colorado
M. Shane Heschel, Colorado College; Kathryn Dalton, Colorado College; Lena Webster, Colorado College

PS 51-177

Root traits at global scale: Strong phylogenetic and growth form effect in the distribution of root traits globally
Oscar Valverde, Florida International University; Gregoire Freschet, Université Paul-Valéry Montpellier; Catherine Roumet, Université Paul-Valéry Montpellier; Christopher Blackwood, Kent State University

Cancelled

PS 51-178

Non-structural carbohydrates influence water relations in Pinus ponderosa (widthdrawn)
Anna Sala, University of Montana; Aurora Lela Bayless, University of Montana

Cancelled

PS 51-179

Fog and live fuel moisture in coastal California shrublands (widthdrawn)
Nathan C. Emery, University of California Santa Barbara; Carla D'Antonio, University of California Santa Barbara

Cancelled

PS 51-180

Investigating the potential wounding effects of long-term use of sap-flux heat dissipation probes in five northern hardwood species (widthdrawn)
Joseph P. Shannon, Michigan Technological University; Alex R. Collins, Michigan Technological University; Molly A. Cavaleri, Michigan Technological University; Thomas G. Pypker, Thompson Rivers University

PS 51-181

Behavioral and transcriptomic analyses of circatidal rhythmic movement in free-running limpet Lottia paradigitalis
Jacqueline Lin, University of Southern California; Leslie A. Pratt, University of Southern California; Andrew Y. Gracey, University of Southern California

PS 51-182

Prolonged high temperature-triggered metabolic changes delay senescence in the isoprene emitter velvet bean (Mucuna pruriens)
Christina Gray, Missouri Western State University; Edward Miles, Missouri Western State University; Bethany Bolander, Missouri Western State University; Erin Scott, Missouri Western State University; Mary Kate Wiley, Missouri Western State University; Matthew Steinlage, Missouri Western State University; Csengele Barta, Missouri Western State University

PS 51-183

Changes in isoprene emission, isoprene synthase (Isps) gene expression and oxidant-antioxidant balance in senescing pin oaks in Missouri
Edward Miles, Missouri Western State University; Christina Gray, Missouri Western State University; Csengele Barta, Missouri Western State University

PS 51-184

Response of growth and physiological traits to flooding in seven willow (Salix) species with contrasting distributions along hydrologic gradients
Xiaojing Wei, University of Minnesota; Jessica A. Savage, Harvard University; Jeannine Cavender-Bares, University of Minnesota

PS 51-185

Determining ecological covariates with a plant stress response trait—leaf isoprenoid emission—in a tropical forest with a new system for emission detection
Tyeen C. Taylor, University of Arizona; Scott R. Saleska, University of Arizona; Raimundo C. Oliveira, Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation (EMBRAPA); Plinio B. Camargo, University of Sao Paulo

PS 51-186

Evolutionary patterns of leaf stable isotopes reveal similar physiological strategies among close relatives in the Ericaceae family
Ellie M. Goud, Cornell University; Jed P. Sparks, Cornell University

PS 51-187

A non-invasive technique for determining corticosterone levels in terrestrial amphibians
Jesi Hessong, USGS; Evan H Grant, USGS

PS 51 - Latebreaking: Physiological Ecology