Session: Latebreaking: Invasion (2018 ESA Annual Meeting (August 5 -- 10))

PS 65-179

The effect of yellow and green Japanese knotweed (Fallopia japonica) leaves on freshwater macroinvertebrate populations
Sahil Chawla, University of the Fraser Valley; Ekanki Chawla, University of the Fraser Valley; Albel Deol, University of the Fraser Valley; Shyna Kanda, University of the Fraser Valley; Sharon Gillies, University of the Fraser Valley; Stephen Marsh, University of the Fraser Valley

PS 65-180

A comparison of decomposition rates between yellow and green leaves of Japanese knotweed (Fallopia japonica) and the impact of invertebrates in a freshwater ecosystem
Ekanki Chawla, University of the Fraser Valley; Sahil Chawla, University of the Fraser Valley; Sharon Gillies, University of the Fraser Valley; Stephen Marsh, University of the Fraser Valley; Albel Deol, University of the Fraser Valley; Shyna Kanda, University of the Fraser Valley

PS 65-181

Mycorrhizal fungi shape global plant geography
Camille Delavaux, University of Kansas; Patrick Weigelt, University of Goettingen; Jessica Duchicela, Indiana University & Universidad de las Fuerzas Armadas-ESPE; Peggy A. Schultz, University of Kansas; Holger Kreft, Georg-August University; James D. Bever, University of Kansas

PS 65-182

Systematic review: Limited evidence of bias in non-native animal research of the past decade
Dominic S. Serino, Santa Clara University; Michelle A. Marvier, Santa Clara University

PS 65-183

Adaptive and plastic components of functional trait variation in three exotic grass species in California
Claire Pavelka, Santa Clara University; Brody Sandel, Santa Clara University

PS 65-184

Simulated herbivory affects plant-soil feedback dynamics among native and invasive woodland plants
Savannah Bennett, Indiana University; Heather L. Reynolds, Indiana University

Cancelled

PS 65-185

How are personality types of a globally invasive spider spatially structured in its invasive vs. native range? (widthdrawn)
Angela Chuang, University of Tennessee; Susan Riechert, University of Tennessee

PS 65-186

Density-dependent demography in encroaching populations of the shrub Larrea tridentata
Trevor H. Drees, Rice University; Brad M. Ochocki, Rice University; Thomas Miller, Rice University

PS 65-187

Competition and soil legacy alter the role of soil microbes in invaded plant communities
Catherine Fahey, University of Florida; Luke Flory, University of Florida

PS 65-188

Effects of Emerald Ash Borer on ant diversity in a NE Ohio forest preserve
Stephanie K. Gunter, Oberlin College; Roger Laushman, Oberlin College

PS 65-189

Ecological losses or economic gains? Using prospect theory to guide science communication for invasive species management
Alexander H. Hiroyasu, Bren School of Environmental Science & Management; Elizabeth H.T. Hiroyasu, University of California Santa Barbara

PS 65-190

Nitrogen addition promotes the growth and competitive ability of invasive Solidago canadensis in the calcareous soils
Lingyun Wan, Jiangsu University, Oklahoma State University; ShanShan Qi, Jiangsu University; Chris B. Zou, Oklahoma State University; ZhiCong Dai, Jiangsu University; Guangqian Ren, Jiangsu University; Qi Chen, Jiangsu University; Bin Zhu, University of Hartford; DaoLin Du, Jiangsu University

PS 65-191

The ecology of the human component of restoration
Lisa B. Clark, University of Denver; Eduardo Gonzalez, Colorado State University; Rebecca Lave, Indiana University; Nathan F. Sayre, University of California, Berkeley; Anna A. Sher, University of Denver

PS 65-192

Influence of Pinus contorta invasion on Araucaria araucana regeneration
Enzo Martelli, Universidad de Concepción, Laboratorio de Invasiones Biologicas (LIB), Instituto de Ecología y Biodiversidad (IEB); Aníbal Pauchard, Universidad de Concepción, Laboratorio de Invasiones Biologicas (LIB), Instituto de Ecología y Biodiversidad (IEB); Rafael Garcia, Universidad de Concepción, Laboratorio de Invasiones Biologicas (LIB), Instituto de Ecología y Biodiversidad (IEB)

PS 65-193

Effect of parasite persistence during transmission stage on interspecific competition
Ashwini Ramesh, Indiana University, Bloomington; Farrah Bashey, Indiana University, Bloomington

PS 65-194

Impacts of tropical storms on Triadica sebifera invasions in the Southeastern United States
William J Sipek, Southern Illinois University; Loretta Battaglia, Southern Illinois University

PS 65-195

Best practices for integrating scientific outcomes into invasive species policy and management
Paul W. Simonin, Cornell University; Tammy J. Newcomb, Michigan Department of Natural Resources; Felix A. Martinez, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration; W. Lindsay Chadderton, The Nature Conservancy; David Lodge, Cornell University

PS 65-196

Understanding plant community dynamics of the delta cycle in the Balize Birdfoot Delta, Louisiana, USA: A near 3-decade study
David A. White, Loyola University; Demetra Kandalepas, Southeastern Louisiana University

PS 65 - Latebreaking: Invasion