Session: Latebreaking: Climate Change (2017 ESA Annual Meeting (August 6 -- 11))

PS 68-52

Potential for forest to shrubland shift in the Klamath region of Oregon and California
Jonathan R. Thompson, Harvard University; Josep Serra Diaz, Harvard University; Alan J. Tepley, Smithsonian Institute; Charles J. Maxwell, Portland State University; Kristina J. Anderson-Teixeira, Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute; Robert M. Scheller, Portland State University; Melissa Lucash, Portland State University; Howard Epstein, University of Virginia; Luca Morreale, Harvard University

PS 68-53

Assessing the limits of protected areas relocations as climate change adaptive options for conserving Japanese tree species under three RCPs
Katsuhiro Nakao, Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute; Ikutaro Tsuyama, Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute; Tetsuya Matsui, Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute; Motoki Higa, Kochi University

PS 68-54

Assessing persistence of carbon-mineral bonds in soil
Ilexis X. Chu-Jacoby, University of California, Berkeley; Rachel A. Neurath, University of California, Berkeley; Mary K. Firestone, University of California, Berkeley

PS 68-55

Quantifying forest carbon dynamics as a function of tree species composition under projected climate
Rachel Swanteson-Franz, University of New Mexico; Daniel J. Krofcheck, University of New Mexico; Matthew Hurteau, University of New Mexico

PS 68-56

Disentangling VPD and CO₂ effects on long-term trends in plant water use efficiency
Tessa Mandra, Indiana University; Justin Maxwell, Indiana University; Peter E. Sauer, Indiana University; Matthew Wenzel, Indiana University; Koong Yi, Indiana University; Kim Novick, Indiana University

PS 68-57

Explaining the Late Holocene tree-cover reduction in West Anatolia
Billur Bektas, Istanbul Technical University; A. Dilsad Dagtekin, Istanbul Technical University; Istem Fer, Boston University; H. Nuzhet Dalfes, Istanbul Technical University

PS 68-58

Is it plastic or just fantastic? Understanding the link between local adaptation and drought response in a dominant grass species
Julie A. Bushey, Colorado State University; Ava M. Hoffman, Colorado State University; Troy Ocheltree, Colorado State University

PS 68-59

Dynamic stomatal optimization predicts a shift in functional composition towards more drought-tolerant species in tropical forests
Megan K. Bartlett, Princeton University; Matteo Detto, Princeton University, Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute; Stephen W. Pacala, Princeton University

PS 68-60

Contrasting responses to climate reveal unexpected patterns of population vulnerability near the northern and southern range limits of a montane amphibian
Amanda M. Kissel, Simon Fraser University; Wendy J. Palen, Simon Fraser University; Michael Adams, USGS; Justin M. Garwood, California Department of Fish and Wildlife

PS 68-61

Supporting floral production in extreme weather years: A new role for nurse shrubs in sagebrush steppe communities
Elizabeth K. Weisgerber-Swanson, Oregon State University; Paul S. Doescher, Oregon State University; Roger L. Sheley, USDA-ARS

PS 68-62

Fungal endophyte complex affects pepper plant (Capsicum annuum) seedling growth and drought response
Evan A. Perkowski, Widener University; Doris C. Politz, Widener University; Robert W. Morris, Widener University; Janice Krumm, Widener University

PS 68-63

Energy allocation to anchoring in two congener intertidal invertebrates
Emily A. Roberts, University of Washington; Emily Carrington, Friday Harbor Laboratories

PS 68-64

Evaluation of bacterial and archaeal community structure along a preindustrial-to-future CO₂ gradient in three Texas Prairie soils
Swastika Raut, Baylor University; H. Wayne Polley, USDA, Agricultural Research Service; Sanghoon Kang, Baylor University

PS 68-65

Monitoring and assessment framework of climate change impacts on vulnerable coniferous forest in the Republic of Korea
Go-Eun Park, National Institute of Forest Science; Jong-Hwan Lim, National Institute of Forest Science; Chung-Weon Yun, Kongju National University; Jun-Soo Kim, Korea Vegetation Research Institute

PS 68-66

Causes and ecosystem consequences of fire-regime variability in Rocky Mountain subalpine forests
Philip Higuera, University of Montana; Tara Hudiburg, University of Idaho; Kendra K. McLauchlan, Kansas State University; Bryan Shuman, University of Wyoming; Jeffrey A. Hicke, University of Idaho

PS 68-67

Sequence of phenological events: Order of flowering and leaf emergence in temperate deciduous trees is linked to phylogenetics, functional traits and the physical environment
Steven W. Gougherty, Michigan State University; Andrew V. Gougherty, University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science

PS 68-68

Effects of ocean acidification on stress-related and symbiosis-related gene expression in the squid-Vibrio model system
Nina R. Joffe, New Mexico State University; Maria G. Castillo, New Mexico State University

PS 68-69

Historical and climate factors related to the recent range shift by Magnolia tripetala in the Northeastern US
Gretel Clarke, Smith College; Dov F. Sax, Brown University; Regan Early, University of Exeter, Cornwall; David M Bell, USDA Forest Service; Jesse Bellemare, Smith College

PS 68-70

Biogeographic patterns of alpine soil fungal communities under woody shrub expansion
Courtney G. Collins, University of California, Riverside; Jason Stajich, University of California Riverside; Jeffrey M. Diez, University of California, Riverside

PS 68-71

Effects of hydrologic variability on methane emissions from a restored Midwestern wetland
Emma V. Overstreet, University of Kansas; Terry D. Loecke, University of Kansas; Amy J. Burgin, University of Kansas; Ashley R. Smyth, University of Kansas

PS 68-72

Drought-induced dieback and post-drought recovery of desert perennials in southern California
Roger A. Anderson, Western Washington University; Britta J. Fast, Western Washington University

PS 68-73

Do non-native plants have an edge under earlier springs, warmer summers, or extended falls in Alaskan boreal forest?
Christa Mulder, University of Alaska Fairbanks; Katie Villano Spellman, University of Alaska Fairbanks

PS 68-74

A naturalist's old data finds new life: Citizen science, phenology, and the digital age
Elizabeth C. Long, Mohonk Preserve

PS 68 - Latebreaking: Climate Change