Session: Ecological Economics: Resource Management (USSEE) (2019 ESA Annual Meeting (August 11 -- 16))

PS 19 - Ecological Economics: Resource Management (USSEE)

Tuesday, August 13, 2019: 4:30 PM-6:30 PM

Exhibit Hall, Kentucky International Convention Center

PS 19-15

Investigating subsurface flow on a karstic landscape considering potentiometric surfaces
Coleman Barrie, Jones Center at Ichauway, The University of Georgia; Steven Brantley, Jones Center at Ichauway; Ernest Tollner, The University of Georgia

PS 19-16

Patterns of stormwater runoff and biogeochemistry in a highly urbanized catchment of the Phoenix metropolitan area
Stevan Earl, Arizona State University; Kathrine L. Kemmitt, Environmental Protection Agency; Lauren McPhillips, Pennsylvania State University; Rebecca L. Hale, Idaho State University; Nancy Grimm, Arizona State University

PS 19-17

Positive perceptions of urban wetlands and their ecosystem services in Valdivia, Chile
Stephen R. Elser, Arizona State University; Elizabeth M. Cook, The New School; Nancy Grimm, Arizona State University; Olga Barbosa, Universidad Austral de Chile

PS 19-18

Fish community composition and movement patterns in a hydrologically impacted urban stream
Adam J. Sanders, University of Cincinnati; Michael T. Booth, University of Cincinnati

PS 19-19

Stomatal density and leaf venation in Brassica: Mechanisms contributing to plant ecophysiology and agricultural sustainability
Eastyn Newsome, Miami University; Jared Lutz, Miami University; Grace Brock, Miami University; Robert Baker, Miami University

PS 19-20

Inoculation with a native mycorrhizal community increases perennial crop productivity in a polyculture agroecosystem
Liz Koziol, The Land Institute; James D. Bever, University of Kansas; Timothy E. Crews, The Land Institute

PS 19-21

Measuring soil health benefits on private rangelands through Wyoming ranchers’ profitability from improved forage production
Kristie A. Maczko, Sustainable Rangelands Roundtable; Holly Dyer, University of Wyoming; John Ritten, University of Wyoming; John A. Tanaka, University of Wyoming; Jennifer Moore Kucera, American Farmland Trust

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