PS 56 - Latebreaking: Trophic Dynamics And Interactions

Friday, August 12, 2016: 8:30 AM-10:30 AM
ESA Exhibit Hall, Ft Lauderdale Convention Center
PS 56-211
Exploring marine resource exploitation and bioeconomic dynamics using the Allometric Trophic Network model
Hongseok Ko, University of Arizona
PS 56-212
Effects of the interplay between wildlife, plant communities, decomposition and soils on productivity in intensively managed forest plantations
David W. Frey, Oregon State University; Jeff A. Hatten, Oregon State University; Thomas D. Stokely, Oregon State University; Matthew G. Betts, Oregon State University
PS 56-213
Do drones reduce an ecosystem service? Experimental evidence that unmanned aerial systems can disrupt top-down control of an herbivorous pest
Brandon T. Barton, Mississippi State University
PS 56-214
Bristle worms attack: Benthic jellyfish are not trophic dead ends
Elizabeth W. Stoner, Loxahatchee River District; Craig A. Layman, North Carolina State University
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