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COS 86
Biogeochemistry: Aboveground-Belowground Interactions
Wed, Aug 04, 2021:
12:00 PM-1:00 PM
Moderator:
Toby M. Maxwell
On Demand
Above- and belowground responses to increased N and P availability from chronic fertilization and fire suppression
Matthew A. Nieland
,
Kansas State University
;
On Demand
Do positive intercropping effects carry over to the subsequent crop in the rotation?
Amit Kumar
,
Leuphana University of Lüneburg
;
On Demand
Feedstock, climate, and management effects on sustainability of biofuel crops
Stephanie Juice
,
Department of Biology, West Virginia University
;
On Demand
Integrating the ecology of the soil microbiome into our understanding of bioproduct agroecosystem productivity and sustainability
Jenni Kane, M.S.
,
West Virginia University
;
On Demand
Marine rhizosphere: the diversity and function of the mangrove forest microbiome
Natalia Erazo
,
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
;
On Demand
Moving belowground with drought: Mycorrhizal association controls C allocation responses to water stress by temperate forest trees
Nanette Raczka
,
Department of Biology, West Virginia University
;
On Demand
Plants adjust nutrient acquisition strategies to nutrient availability over tropical forest succession
Michelle Wong
,
Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies
;
On Demand
Pre-fire hydroclimate and plant-community composition influence post-fire soil resource availability and resistance and resilience in the sagebrush steppe
Toby M. Maxwell
,
Biological Sciences, Boise State University
;
On Demand
Soil phosphorus availability influences nitrogen-fixing seedlings performance in tropical dry forests
Laura Toro
,
Plant and Microbial Biology, University Of Minnesota
;
On Demand
The return of fire in a transitioning forest: Ecosystem processes and soil biodiversity in fire-excluded, southern Appalachian forests
Melanie K. K. Taylor
,
Forest Zoology, Technical University of Dresden, Tharandt Germany
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