2022 ESA Annual Meeting (August 14

LB 10-108

Tracing patterns of glacial refugia with Scottnema lindsayae nematode in McMurdo Dry Valleys, Antarctica.
Abigail Jackson, Brigham Young University;

LB 10-109

The Effect of Substrate and Environment on the Microbiome of Sour Dough Bread Starter Cultures.
Matthew D. Gacura, Gannon University;

LB 10-110

Host genotype and aerial spore communities influence the needle mycobiome of Norway spruce
Miguel A. Redondo, Department of Forest Mycology and Plant Pathology. Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences. Uppsala, Sweden. Visiting Postdoc at Pierre Legendre Numerical Ecology Lab. Unversité de Montréal;

LB 10-111

Functional diversity of chemical defense and morphological traits and reveal biotic and abiotic drivers of tree community assembly
Jon J. Henn, University of Colorado Boulder and University of California Riverside;

LB 10-112

Investigating the consequences of flooding for zooplankton diversity in a wetland metacommunity
Matthew S. Schuler, Montclair State University;

LB 10-113

Diversity dynamics of an avian community in coastal Texas
Michael McCloy, Texas A&M University;

LB 10-114

Demographic Response of Breeding Grassland Birds to Keystone Effects of Black-tailed Prairie Dogs
Andrew Dreelin, Northern Illinois University;

LB 10-115

Beyond recruitment limitation: post fire growth of seedling transplants across a boreal fire severity gradient
Carissa Brown, Memorial University;

LB 10-116

Sculpted by the winds: late-successional species grow shorter in wind-exposed sites in a tropical forest
Roi Ankori-Karlinsky, Columbia University;

LB 10-117

Impacts of drought on logged Bornean rainforest
Martin Svátek, Mendel University in Brno;

LB 10-118

Whole-microbial community (Bacteria and Eukarya) assembly across the river continuum
Robert J. Ramos, University of Kansas;

LB 10-119

The role of spatial and environmental factors in determining species richness patterns within primate communities
Kristin Brandon, Rice University;

LB 10-120

CANCELLED - Local and landscape-scale drivers of terrestrial herbaceous plant diversity along a tropical rainfall gradient in Western Ghats, India
Harikrishnan Venugopalan Nair Radhamoni, Yale School of the Environment;

LB 10-121

Non-equilibrium processes prevail in shaping species richness and functional diversity of terrestrial vertebrates in a global hotspot
Matheus T. Moroti, Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul;

LB 10-122

Incorporating environmental factors is critical for determining conservation baselines for shark relative abundance of coral reefs: Insights from the world’s largest shark sanctuary.
Naomi F. Farabaugh, Florida International University;

LB 10-123

Coastal sand dynamics structure the spatial synchrony of kelp forest communities
Ethan Kadiyala, University of Virginia;

LB 10-124

The variation in biomass allocation of Sesbania emerus in respond to three different flooding regimes in the Palo Verde National Park, Guanacaste, Costa Rica
Maritza Guerrero, Instituto Tecnológico de Costa Rica;

LB 10-125

Stop-and-go primary succession: Episodic vegetation development on a recent lava flow in northwestern British Columbia
Philip J. J. Burton, Ph.D., R.P.Bio., Ecosystem Science and Management Program, University of Northern British Columbia, Terrace, British Columbia, Canada.;

LB 10-126

CANCELLED - A critical review of successional dynamics in boreal forests of North America
Jiaxin Chen, Ontario Forest Research Institute;

LB 10-127

Predictors of intraspecific trait variation in Puerto Rican forests: Bayesian modeling approach and causal understanding of drivers
Eva Arroyo, Columbia University;

LB 10-128

Bringing light into the Raunkiæran shortfall: a comprehensive review of traits used in functional animal ecology
Thiago Goncalves-Souza, University of Michigan;

LB 10-129

Wood anatomical traits of pioneer and old-growth species from Malaysian Borneo
Palasiah Jotan, Czech University of Life Sciences Prague, Department of Forest Ecology, Czech Republic;

LB 10-130

The plant economic spectrum can be strong where the leaf economic spectrum is weak: lessons from two North American grasslands
Kevin E. Mueller, Cleveland State University;

LB 10-131

CANCELLED - Microbiome interactions within the seed ecological spectrum
Mason K. Chock, n/a, University of California, Berkeley;

LB 10-132

CANCELLED - Rearing substrates of Galapagos Diptera: a natural history study
Charles Lehnen, University of Southern California;

LB 10-133

Rearing substrates of Galapagos Diptera: a natural history study
Charles Lehnen, University of Southern California;

LB 10-134

The characterization of riparian vegetation in agriculture drains impacted by Phragmites australis: a Southwestern Ontario case study
RYAN M. GRAHAM, BSc Ecological Restoration, University of Windsor;

LB 10-135

Including phylogenetic and functional originality metrics in rarity indices provides a new prospective on which bee species are most rare
Michael Cunningham-Minnick, University of Massachusetts - Amherst;

LB 10-136

Ecological dynamic regimes: Identification, characterization, and comparison
Martina Sánchez-Pinillos, ISEM - CNRS - Univ. Montpellier;

LB 10-137

Temperature and carbon dioxide interact to drive divergent shifts in protist community functional composition in SPRUCE peatlands
Christopher L. Kilner, MSc, Duke University;

LB 10-138

The impacts of disturbed habitat gradients on field mice occupation and distribution
Danielle Lee, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville;

LB 10-139

Dispersal structures the geography of kelp synchrony
Miriam S. Wanner, University of Virginia;

LB 10 Community Ecology (Latebreaking)