Session: Restoration Ecology (2020 ESA Annual Meeting (August 3

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Do coastal reclaimed lands have deterministic soil microbial community assemblies?
Namjoo Heo, Rural Research Institute; Seona Yun, Sungkyunkwan university

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Distance from sagebrush canopy influences seedling survival in the Intermountain West
Sofia Koutzoukis, Utah State University; David A. Pyke, U.S. Geological Survey; Jacopo Baggio, University of Central Florida; Carmen Calzado, Utah State University; Mark Brunson, Utah State University; Kari E. Veblen, Utah State University

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How do butterflies respond to forest type transitions? A pilot study of pollinator response to restoration efforts of a rare longleaf pine (Pinus palustris) ecosystem
Jared Lamb, North Carolina State University, Doris Duke Conservation Scholars; Jodi A. Forrester, North Carolina State University; Jacqueline M. T. Hausle, North Carolina State University; Zakiya Leggett, Doris Duke Conservation Scholars, North Carolina State University

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Changes in soil microbial communities following the vegetation restoration of degraded sandy grassland
Haiming Kan, Beijing Academy of Agricultural and Forestry Science; Juying Wu, Beijing Academy of Agricultural and Forestry Science; Tiejun Sun, Beijing Academy of Agricultural and Forestry Science; Zhuo Pang, Beijing Academy of Agricultural and Forestry Science

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Tallgrass prairie plant responses to inoculation with native microbes: Implications for restoration success
Heath McDonald, Oklahoma State University; Eric Duell, Oklahoma State University; Adam Cobb, Oklahoma State University; Gail Wilson, Oklahoma State University

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Effects of disturbance and restoration treatments on fertile island development in the eastern Mojave desert
Camille A. Traylor, San Diego State University; Scott R. Abella, University of Nevada Las Vegas; Lindsay Chiquoine, University of Nevada Las Vegas

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Where have you bean? Restoration of legumes across a precipitation gradient in Kansas
Abigail J. Urban, Wichita State University; Gregory Houseman, Wichita State University; D. Fraser Watson, Wichita State University; Esben Kjaer, Wichita State University; Alexandra R. Morphew, Wichita State University; Molly M. Reichenborn, Wichita State University; Mary E. Jameson, Wichita State University; William E. Jensen, Emporia State University

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Comparing amphibian habitat quality and artificial light at night (ALAN) between natural and restored vernal pools
Will Pfadenhauer, Lafayette College; Megan B. Rothenberger, Lafayette College

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Arrested succession? Quantifying plant community and functional recovery (or lack thereof) on reclaimed oil and natural gas well pads in Alberta's boreal forests
Anne McIntosh, University of Alberta; Randi Lupardus, University of Alberta, Government of Alberta; Arnold Janz, Government of Alberta; Dan R. Farr, Government of Alberta; Ermias T. Azeria, Alberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute, University of Alberta; Kierann Santala, Natural Resources Canada; Isabelle Aubin, Natural Resources Canada

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Forested reclaimed mined lands support diverse mammal communities in southeast Kansas
Caleb Durbin, Pittsburg State University; Ximena Bogarin, Pittsburg State University, Universidad Nacional de Asunción; Christine C. Rega-Brodsky, Pittsburg State University

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Working backwards: Enhancing forest restoration by reversing effects of reclamation on soil bulk density
Michael Back, Kent State University; Anne J. Jefferson, Kent State University; Catherine T. Ruhm, Kent State University; Christopher Blackwood, Kent State University

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Amendments of lime and mycorrhizae improve first-year plant success in an experimental planting on abandoned coal mine overburden in Appalachia
Hannah Robart, Washington & Jefferson College; Jason Kilgore, Washington & Jefferson College

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Initial effects of spatially aggregated seeding on coexistence in a Kansas tallgrass prairie restoration
Naomi Betson, University of Kansas; David R. Hall, University of Kansas; Bryan L. Foster, University of Kansas

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Suitability of small scale Amur honeysuckle removal for passive restoration efforts
Julia Eilert, Washburn University; Brice A. Riddle, Washburn University; John Z. Glynn, Washburn University; Rodrigo Mercader, Washburn University; Jason Emry, Washburn University

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Selection of the reference ecosystems for restoring vegetation structure in the degraded areas
Eunhee Park, Seoul National University; Dohee Kim, Seoul National University; Suyeon Won, Seoul National University; Jungyoung Seo, DNC Engineering; Youngkeun Song, Seoul National University; Namchoon Kim, Dankook University

PS 66-

Assessing the ecological restoration projects in urban degraded areas with the comprehensive perspective
Heejung Sohn, Seoul National University; Dohee Kim, Seoul National University; Youngkeun Song, Seoul National University

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Age of restoration and initial conditions affect sagebrush steppe community composition
Sienna Wessel, University of Wyoming; Daniel Laughlin, University of Wyoming; Lauren G. Shoemaker, University of Wyoming; Laura Jones, National Park Service; Christian Stratton, Montana State University; Erik Kramer, National Park Service

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Comparative evaluation of reference ecosystem through vegetation cluster analysis
Suyeon Won, Seoul National University; Youngkeun Song, Seoul National University; Eunhee Park, Seoul National University

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Characterizing the resistance and the vulnerability of terrestrial plant communities to biological invasions: A meta-analysis to inform management
Laís Petri, University of Michigan; Sam A.Z. Schaffer-Morrison, University of Michigan; Gang Liu, Shaanxi Normal University; Sheila K. Schueller, University of Michigan; Inés Ibáñez, University of Michigan

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Native seeds and restoration: Using germination characteristics and seed priming to improve establishment
Sasha L. Victor, MPG Ranch; Chuck Casper, MPG Ranch; Daniel L. Mummey, MPG Ranch

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Tree growth patterns and mortality in a Minnesota coniferous forest restoration after 26 years
Alexandra Raduege, St Olaf College; Megan A. Kartheiser, St Olaf College; Kathleen Shea, St. Olaf College

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Functional traits and phylogenetics can help explain coastal grassland restoration planting survival and community change in extreme drought
Justin Luong, University of California, Santa Cruz; Karen D. Holl, University of California, Santa Cruz; Michael Loik, University of California

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Prairie legumes need soil microbes: a species specific approach to successful prairie restorations
Janae White, Eastern Michigan University; Emily Grman, Eastern Michigan University

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Twenty years of conservation and restoration of tallgrass prairie plant community diversity and identity at Nachusa Grasslands
Elizabeth Bach, The Nature Conservancy; Bill P. Kleiman, The Nature Conservancy

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Little bluestem (Schizachyrium scoparium) restoration variables in the Carolina Sandhills
Elizabeth E. Johnson, Clemson University; Thea Hagan, Clemson University; Joan L. Walker, USDA Forest Service; Patrick Hiesl, Clemson University

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Using hydrogels to enhance water holding capacity and ultimately restoration success in a monsoonally driven dryland system
Savannah Meadors, New Mexico State University; Erik A. Lehnhoff, New Mexico State University; Akasha Faist, New Mexico State University

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Status and trend of vegetation cover at San Juan Island National Historical Park
Regina M. Rochefort, National Park Service; John Boetsch, National Park Service; Shay Howlin, Western Ecosystems Technology, Inc.; Natalya Antonova, National Park Service; Jason Mitchell, Western EcoSystems Technology, Inc.

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Effects of low intensity fall grazing on a plant-pollinator community in the Columbia River Gorge, WA
Rebekah L. Gaxiola, Washington State University; John Bishop, Washington State University

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Neutral interactions between near-neighbor oak seedlings and saplings in a resource-limited habitat
Claudia Tyler, University of California Santa Barbara; Frank Davis, University of California

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Spatial heterogeneity of prescribed fire behavior in the northern Great Plains
Megan E. Zopfi, University of North Dakota; Kathryn Yurkonis, University of North Dakota; Devan A. McGranahan, North Dakota State University

PS 66 - Restoration Ecology