Session: Physiology (2019 ESA Annual Meeting (August 11 -- 16))

PS 11-90

Measurements, processes, and pathways toward a mechanistic understanding of forest respiration
Doug P. Aubrey, University of Georgia

PS 11-91

Faster photosynthetic induction responses were related with dimmer growth light environment, not with the ability to tolerant shade
Huixing Kang, Peking University; Hajime Tomimatsu, National Institute for Environmental Studies; Yan Zhang, Peking University; Ting Zhu, Peking University; Xiruo Wang, Peking University; Yixin Ma, Peking University; Yanhong Tang, National Institute for Environmental Studies, Peking University

PS 11-92

Influence of light availability on white fringetree defense mechanisms and herbivore success
Michael Friedman, Wright State University; Don Cipollini, Wright State University

PS 11-93

Temperature dependence of dynamic photosynthesis in hybrid popular leaves acclimated to different growth temperatures
Yixin Ma, Peking University; Xiruo Wang, Peking University; Yanhong Tang, Peking University

PS 11-94

Leaf water capacity discriminates phenological response in savanna cowpea
Acheampong Atta-Boateng, University of Oxford, Yale University; Graeme Belyn, Yale University; Timothy Gregoire, Yale University

PS 11-95

Global-scale impacts of plant hydraulic traits, carbon assimilation and water use efficiency to salinity stress: A meta-analysis
Hongxia Zhang, Institute of Applied Ecology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences; Dexin Guan, Institute of Applied Ecology, Chinese Academy of Sciences; Alexandria L. Pivovaroff, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; Fenghui Yuan, Institute of Applied Ecology, Chinese Academy of Sciences; Peipei Zhang, East China Normal University; Wenzhi Wang, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; Heather M. Pacheco, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; Jiabing Wu, Institute of Applied Ecology, Chinese Academy of Sciences; Weibin Li, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, College of Pastoral Agriculture Science and Technology, Lanzhou University; Anzhi Wang, Institute of Applied Ecology, Chinese Academy of Sciences; Nathan McDowell, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

PS 11-96

Using physiological parameters to refine estimates of short rotation poplar performance and productivity
Leah F. Leonard, Mississippi State University; Heidi J. Renninger, Mississippi State University; Heather D. Alexander, Mississippi State University; Courtney M. Siegert, Mississippi State University; Randall J. Rousseau, Mississippi State University

PS 11-97

Ecological patterns and significance of secondary metabolites in a Neotropical shrub, Piper sancti-felicis
Lauren D. Maynard, Virginia Tech; Susan R. Whitehead, Virginia Tech

PS 11-98

Comparative ecophysiology of two southern Appalachian conifers: The importance of winter
Rachel K. Jordan, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Appalachian State University; Zane R. Sink, Appalachian State University; Howard S. Neufeld, Appalachian State University

PS 11-99

Ozone sensitive plant species in the United States
S. Douglas Kaylor, Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education, National Center for Envionmental Assessment, US Environmental Protection Agency; Emmi Felker-Quinn, National Center for Envionmental Assessment, US Environmental Protection Agency

Cancelled

PS 11-100

Drought responses in 1^st-year pine seedlings in relation to seed size and vascular anatomy (widthdrawn)
Steven P. Augustine, University of Wisconsin - Madison; Katherine A. McCulloh, University of Wisconsin-Madison

PS 11-101

Impact of earthquakes on tree growth and reproduction
Carla C. Bossard, St. Mary's College of California; Monica Daggett, St. Mary's College of California

PS 11 - Physiology