2022 ESA Annual Meeting (August 14 - 19)

2022 ESA Annual Meeting (August 14 - 19)

LB 6 Biodiversity (Latebreaking)

5:00 PM-6:30 PM

ESA Exhibit Hall

LB 6-46

Birds ringing the bell on climate change in the Northern Canadian boreal forest
ANGELES A. RAYMUNDO SANCHEZ, Department of Wood and Forest Sciences, Laval University;

LB 6-47

Assessing biodiversity differences across nearshore habitats and restoration treatments using marine eDNA
Kate Sheridan, McGill;

LB 6-48

The state of Canada’s freshwater biodiversity: current gaps in molecular genetic resources and future perspectives
Marie-Eve Monchamp, McGill University;

LB 6-49

Identification of landscape connectivity according to land use change using Omniscape algorithm
Jihwan Kim, Seoul National University;

LB 6-50

Characterization of the Eastern Joshua tree arbuscular mycorrhizal community
Arik A. Joukhajian, University of California, Riverside;

LB 6-51

The responses of soil microbiome to climate factors are heterogeneous and similar along the different subtropical elevational gradients
Ruiqi Wang, State Key Laboratory of Biocontrol, School of Ecology, Sun Yat-Sen University;

LB 6-52

Distribution Pattern Of Oak Species (Quercus Sp.) In Arkansas And Local Assembly Processes
Suresh C. Subedi, Arkansas Tech University;

LB 6-53

Surviving on a risky diet: monitoring the effects of a devastating tropical cyclone on the diet of frugivorous black-and-white ruffed lemurs in southeastern Madagascar
Hasinala Ramangason, University of Calgary;

LB 6-54

CANCELLED - Assessing distribution of a threatened marsh bird in the Everglades to inform conservation planning
Forrest Wallace, Florida Gulf Coast University;

LB 6-55

Nutrients and climate shape plant community structure based upon genome size
Joseph A. Morton, Queen Mary’s University of London;

LB 6-56

23 years of plant functional group responses to CO2 and N manipulation in the BioCON grassland experiment
Neha Mohanbabu, University of Minnesota;

LB 6-57

Mutualism – when and how important is it – a peek through a metacommunity lens
Jurek Kolasa, McMaster University;