Session: Climate Change: Plants (2020 ESA Annual Meeting (August 3

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Growth-climate relationships of Acer saccharum in the American Midwest
Aaron Rudolph, Ohio University; David Leblanc, Ball State University

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Exploring patterns of thermal acclimation of leaf respiration in a marsh-mangrove ecotone
Matthew Sturchio, University of North Florida; Jeff Chieppa, University of North Florida; Gabriela Canas, University of North Florida; Samantha K. Chapman, Villanova University; Michael Aspinwall, University of North Florida

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Drought and herbivory impacts on Artemisia tridentata in US sagebrush steppe
Ashley M. Dupuis, Graduate Student

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The effects of winter climate change on prairie plant bud bank survival and growth
Sam Ahler, University of Wisconsin - Madison; Laura M. Ladwig, University of Wisconsin - Madison; Jonathan J. Henn, University of Wisconsin - Madison; Ellen I. Damschen, University of Wisconsin-Madison

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Drought–to-deluge responses of photosynthesis and productivity for Artemisa tridentata and Purshia tridentata in the western Great Basin Desert
Michael Loik, University of California

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Climatic change effects on the potential suitable habitat of the endangered plant Manihot walkerae
Gisel Garza, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley; Armida Rivera, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley; Crystian S. Venegas Barrera, Instituto Tecnológico de Ciudad Victoria; José G. Martínez-Avalos, Institute of Applied Ecology, Universidad Autónoma de Tamaulipas, Mexico; Jon Dale, American Forests; Teresa Patricia Feria Arroyo, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

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Woody plant growth increases with rain and snow intensity in a shrub-steppe ecosystem
Martin Holdrege, Utah State University; Karen Beard, Utah State University; Andrew Kulmatiski, Utah State University

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Experimental warming and elevated CO₂ impact reproduction of boreal conifers
Jalene LaMontagne, DePaul University; Beth A. Lawrence, University of Connecticut; Colleen Iversen, Oak Ridge National Laboratory; Anthony W. King, Oak Ridge National Laboratory; Jana R. Phillips, Oak Ridge National Laboratory; W. Robert Nettles, Oak Ridge National Laboratory; Paul J. Hanson, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

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Population differentiation and conservation strategies for Pleione formosana (Orchideace)
Wei-Chun Chao, National Chiayi University; Chun-Lin Huang, National Museum of Natural Science; Ming-Tao Jiang, Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University; Sha-Sha Wu, Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University; Yea chen Liu, National Chiayi University

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Effects of contrasting light regimes and environmental stress on the photosynthetic metabolism of the coastal seagrass Thalassia testudinum
Penelope Ales, Florida State University; Sophie J. McCoy, Florida State University

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Project Baseline: A genetic time capsule for studying plant evolutionary responses to global change
Julie R. Etterson, University of Minnesota-Duluth; Steven J. Franks, Fordham University; Susan J. Mazer, University of California Santa Barbara; Ruth G. Shaw, University of Minnesota; Heather E. Schneider, Santa Barbara Botanic Garden; Nicole Soper Gorden, Mars Hill University; Jennifer J. Weber, Southern Illinois University; Katharine J. Winkler Zlonis, University of Minnesota; Arthur E. Weis, University of Toronto

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Eastern red-cedar (Juniperus virginiana L.) and climate change in Oklahoma
Douglas Stevenson, Doug Stevenson; Michael McGlade, Western Oregon University; Jim Ansley, Oklahoma State University

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Loblolly pine (Pinus taeda) photosynthetic homeostasis in response to drought. Can drought stress be ameliorated by thinning and planting stock?
Norman Cone IV, Louisiana Tech University; Joshua Adams, Louisiana Tech University; Michael A. Blazier, Louisiana State University; Michael C. Tyree, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Mary Anne S. Sayer, USDA Forest Service, Southern Research Station

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The value of asking unpopular questions in ecology
Gregory Goldsmith, Chapman University; Scott T. Allen, University of Nevada Reno; Eleinis Avila-Lovera, Chapman University; Z. Carter Berry, Chapman University

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Pervasive drought effects on tree growth across a wide climatic gradient in subtropical coniferous forests of southwest China
Jiajia Su, University of Washington, Lanzhou University

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Changes in growth rate of southeastern Alaska trees over the past 70 years as recorded in tree rings
Caitlin Lawrence, Wells College; Jaclyn Schnurr, Wells College

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Prairie plant growth and phenology are influenced by season of fire and winter snow conditions
Jonathan J. Henn, University of Wisconsin - Madison; Laura M. Ladwig, University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh; Ellen I. Damschen, University of Wisconsin-Madison

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Experimental warming advances flowering dates and shortens growing season of Bromus tectorum
Armin Howell, U.S. Geological Survey; Michala Phillips, U.S. Geological Survey; Daniel Winkler, U.S. Geological Survey; Sasha Reed, U.S. Geological Survey

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Early establishment of dryland grass and shrub growthforms on intact and wind-eroded soils
Furong Niu, University of Arizona; Nathan A. Pierce, University of Arizona; Steven R. Archer, University of Arizona; Gregory S. Okin, University of California, Los Angeles

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Testing vulnerability assessments for plant species in Joshua Tree National Park using a landscape monitoring framework
Lynn Sweet, UC-Riverside; Cameron W. Barrows, University of California; Neil Frakes, Joshua Tree National Park, NPS; Nicolas Graver, Joshua Tree National Park, NPS

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Investigating the response of flowering times to temperature and precipitation in Salem, OR, USA using a legacy phenology dataset
Hannah Machiorlete, Lewis & Clark College

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Using physiological niche modeling to asses plant vulnerability to climate change in the Pacific
Joshua Cassinat, Brigham Young Univeristy; Richard A. Gill, Brigham Young University

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Tree seedling adaptation to local microbial communities in a changing climate
Isabelle George, University of Wisconsin; Richard Lankau, University of Wisconsin

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Differential responses to drought and post-drought conditions by three conifer species: The effects of water and nitrogen availability
Yuriko Yano, Montana State University; Jia Hu, University of Arizona

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Phenotyping rice genotypes using light and CO₂ response curves
Ayanna St. Rose, University of Arkansas; Ashley Bailey, University of Arkansas; Megan Reavis, University of Arkansas; Sara Yingling, University of Arkansas; Anuj Kumar, University of Arkansas; Andy Pereira, University of Arkansas; Kusum Naithani, University of Arkansas

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Shrub-induced microclimates in the alpine tundra delay flowering phenology and decrease floral resources
Micaela Seaver, CU Boulder; Laurel Brigham, University of Colorado, Boulder; Katharine N. Suding, University of Colorado, Boulder

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Soil nutrient availability affects growth and recruitment of saplings of six northern hardwood species
Dainel S. Hong, SUNY ESF; Ruth Yanai, SUNY-ESF

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Long-term warming decreases local richness and beta evenness by favoring a dominant grass species
Maggie Anderson, University of Minnesota; Jane M. Cowles, University of Minnesota; Forest Isbell, University of Minnesota

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Assessing forest level response to the death of a dominant tree within a pre-montane tropical rainforest
Manuel Flores III, Texas A&M University; Luiza Aparecido, Arizona State University; Eugenio Gonzalez, Texas A&M University; Kelly Brumbelow, Texas A&M University; Georgianne W. Moore, Texas A&M University

PS 30 - Climate Change: Plants