Session: Modeling: Communities, Disturbance, Succession (2018 ESA Annual Meeting (August 5 -- 10))

Wednesday, August 8, 2018: 4:30 PM-6:30 PM

ESA Exhibit Hall, New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center

Introducing a new field technique: Finding life cycle transition ages (e.g., juvenile-adult)
Taly Dawn Drezner, York University; Z. Drezner, California State University, Fullerton; N. Balakrishnan, McMaster University

PS 35-140

Predicting the effects of fragmentation on tree growth dynamics using an individual-based model
Anna Spiers, University of Colorado; Jacqui Wentz, University of Colorado; Brett Melbourne, University of Colorado; Kendi Davies, University of Colorado

Cancelled

PS 35-141

A neighborhood analysis of tree competition in a boreal forest in Western Canada (widthdrawn)
Yijia Yu, University of Alberta

PS 35-142

Reanalyzing diversity-disturbance relationships using the two-lines test
Rachel S. Tessier, University of Calgary; Jeremy Fox, University of Calgary

Cancelled

PS 35-143

Introducing a spatial plant-soil feedback model: Modeling plant communities of a European grassland (widthdrawn)
Josephine Grenzer, Utah State University; Andrew Kulmatiski, Utah State University; Justin Heavilin, Utah State University; Jeanette M. Norton, Utah State University

PS 35-144

Modelling mixed severity fire regimes at large spatial-scales: why fire-vegetation feedbacks matter
Ceres Barros, University of British Columbia, Pacific Forestry Centre; David W. Andison, Bandaloop Landscape-Ecosystem Services; Steve G. Cumming, University Laval; Eliot J. B. McIntire, Natural Resources Canada, University of British Columbia

PS 35-145

Testing bark thickness estimates used in fire effect modeling systems
Bridget Blood, Clemson University; G.Geoff Wang, Department of Forestry and Environmental Conservation, Clemson University; Benjamin O. Knapp, University of Missouri; David R. Larsen, University of Missouri; Christopher M. Oswalt, USDA Forest Service - Southern Research Station; Lauren Pile, Northern Research Station, USDA Forest Service

PS 35-146

Climatic similarity of extant and extinct Dasypus armadillos
Xiao Feng, University of Arizona; Teresa Cristina S. Anacleto, University of the Mato Grosso State; Monica Papes, University of Tennessee

PS 35-147

Novel approaches to predicting plant species movement under climate change
Noelle G. Beckman, Utah State University; Eric P. Sodja, Utah State University; Roberto Salguero-Gomez, University of Oxford; Steven M. White, Centre for Ecology & Hydrology; James M. Bullock, Centre for Ecology & Hydrology; Thomas Cornulier, University of Aberdeen

PS 35-148

Modeling environmental effects on the production of Japan's edible seaweed
Hungyen Chen, National Taiwan University

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