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COS 55
Invasion: Community Effects
Tue, Aug 16, 2022:
8:00 AM-9:30 AM
515C
8:00 AM
Invader species, not functional similarity, drives complex per-invader effects in a grassland community
Andrea N. Nebhut
,
Stanford University
;
David U. Hooper
,
Western Washington University
;
Jeffrey S. Dukes
,
Department of Global Ecology, Carnegie Institution for Science
;
8:15 AM
Enemy release of Callery pear: implications for an emerging invasive plant pest
Jessica Hartshorn
,
Clemson University
;
Forest Palmer
,
Clemson University
;
David Coyle
,
Clemson University
;
8:30 AM
Displacement and replacement of buzz-pollination by an exotic solitary bee on a sub-tropical island
Brittany M. Harris
,
Florida International University
;
Suzanne Koptur, PhD
,
Florida International University
;
Hong Liu
,
Florida International University
;
8:45 AM
Different adaptive strategies of alien woody species are linked to reduced native richness and abundance in Caribbean forests
Julissa Rojas-Sandoval
,
Institute of the Environment - University of Connecticut
;
James Ackerman
,
University of Puerto Rico
;
Humfredo Marcano-Vega
,
USDA Forest Service
;
Michael Willig
,
University of Connecticut
;
9:00 AM
Quantifying and linking mechanism scenarios to invasive species impact
Marc William Cadotte, PhD
,
Ecological Solutions and Evidence
;
9:15 AM
Underappreciated influencers: How do beetle-fungal mutualisms influence fungal communities and wood decay in Pinus ponderosa?
Emily Martin
,
MPG Ranch
;
Lorinda Bullington
,
University of Montana
;
Diana Six
,
University of Montana
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