2022 ESA Annual Meeting (August 14

PS 13-114

Ecological forecasting of cyanobacterial densities in low-nutrient lakes: Testing the role of incorporating multiple sites and spatial processes to reduce uncertainty and improve predictions
Jennifer A. Brentrup, Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies and Dartmouth College;

PS 13-115

Spatial signatures in biological soil crust communities and their drivers
Daniel Kozar, University of California, Davis;

PS 13-116

The role of habitat composition and configuration on species turnover among temperate seagrass communities
Ben R. Millard-Martin, McGill University;

PS 13-117

Untangling soil factors controlling sugar maple distribution at Hopkins Forest
Aaron Stanton, Williams College;

PS 13-118

Tree traits and soil properties drive variability in soil invertebrate communities
Leticia Flores, Elmhurst University;

PS 13-119

Continental scale drivers of microbial biomass and community composition
Alexis O'Callahan, University of Arkansas;

PS 13-120

Landscape composition and configuration and its role on boreal bryophyte diversity
Enrique Hernández-Rodríguez, n/a, Institut de Recherche sur les Forêts (IRF), Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue (UQAT);

PS 13-121

Understanding the distribution of biological soil crusts within the coastal dune ecosystems of southern Lake Michigan
Jamal T. Sheriff, UIC;

PS 13-122

Daphnia morphological variations across an ion gradient
Elizabeth Baker, Bowdoin College;

PS 13-123

Functional diversity and trophic efficiency influence species richness and community changes of solitary Hymenoptera clades along elevational gradients.
Ben Camber, University of Vermont;

PS 13-124

Overstory tree falls generate spatial variation important for maintaining diversity in hyperdiverse communities of annual plants
Aubrie R.M. James, Massachusetts Institute of Technology;

PS 13-125

Anthropogenic and environmental drivers of fine-scale patterns of tree species diversity in a remnant tropical forest of Nepal’s Himalaya
Lila N. Sharma, Forest Action, Nepal;

PS 13-126

Woodland soil fungal communities vary more with soil characteristics than nearby tree identity at a local scale
Steve Kutos, Smithsonian's National Zoo & Conservation Biology Institute;

PS 13-127

Covariation of plant and soil microbial communities along a water availability gradient in a north American prairie ecosystem
Yuguo Yang, School of Biological Sciences, University of Nebraska-Lincoln;

PS 13-128

Environmental vs. organismal controls on big sagebrush plant communities
Scott M. Carpenter, Yale School of the Environment;

PS 13-129

Local to continental-scale small mammal population dynamics in North America
Jessica H. Barton, DePaul University;

PS 13-130

Using eDNA and remote sensing to quantify species diversity, functional diversity, and their environmental drivers along an agricultural-riparian gradient
Jacob R. Nesslage, n/a, University of California Merced;

PS 13-131

The important role of northern flying squirrels (Glaucomys sabrinus) for fungal spore dispersal
Rebekah Persad, Trent University;

PS 13-132

Competition and aspect contribute to saxicolous lichen species distribution on serpentine outcroppings
Tim sisneros, University of California Los Angeles;

PS 13-133

Spatial variation in trophic interactions of bottlenose dolphins in estuarine habitats of the Florida Coastal Everglades
Valeria A. Paz, Florida International University;

PS 13 Communities: Spatial Patterns And Environmental Gradients