2022 ESA Annual Meeting (August 14 - 19)

2022 ESA Annual Meeting (August 14 - 19)

PS 12 Communities: Disturbance And Recovery

5:00 PM-6:30 PM

ESA Exhibit Hall

PS 12-100

Large-scale climate driven disturbance modifies net carbon pools in a mature temperate forest
Keri A. Kern, Temple University;

PS 12-101

Grassland plant communities have differential response and recovery to an extreme drought across a precipitation gradient
Maggie Ross, Colorado State University;

PS 12-102

This could be the start of something new: Jack Pine regeneration at Altona Flat Rock, NY
Mikayla Osmer, SUNY Plattsburgh;

PS 12-103

Grazing intensity and fire frequency effects on plant species and community characteristics in tallgrass prairie.
Kevin Wilcox, PhD, Program in Ecology, University of Wyoming;

PS 12-104

Ecological and evolutionary changes in freshwater bacterioplankton after severe stress induced by a glyphosate-based herbicide
NaÃla Barbosa da Costa, University of Montreal;

PS 12-105

Loss of wildfire â€“ a 55 year sample of forest change in north-central Minnesota
Mark R. Fulton, PhD, Bemidji State University;

PS 12-106

Low-intensity fire alters litter and soil bacterial communities in a fire-managed pine savanna ecosystem
Viet Q. Dao, Louisiana State University;

PS 12-107

Legacies of shrub removal shape initial stages of post-fire steppe recovery
Joshua B. Grinath, Idaho State University;

PS 12-108

Relating forest resistance to interacting drought and defoliation to pre-disturbance growth and memory of prior defoliation
Jillian Dyer, University of Connecticut;

PS 12-109

Plant community response to changes in grazing and precipitation timing in the Shortgrass Steppe
Jenny Hanson, Department of Ecosystem Science and Management, University of Wyoming;

PS 12-110

Using dendroecology to disentangle forest changes pre- and post-EAB
Maya Sagarin, Oberlin College;

PS 12-111

Bottom-up impacts of rotational grazing disturbance on ground-nesting bee assemblages: do they dig it?
Shannon M. Collins, B.A. in Biology, University of North Texas;

PS 12-112

Management regime and survey timing influence restored urban meadow seedbank composition
Devlin Grewal, University of Toronto;

PS 12-113

Plant community divergence, then convergence in response to chronic nitrogen and phosphorus enrichment over 20 years of grassland succession
Bryan L. Foster, Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology and Kansas Biological Survey & Center for Ecological Research, University of Kansas;