2022 ESA Annual Meeting (August 14

PS 22-1

Exploring the potential drivers of below and above-ground biomass and productivity across montane meadow ecotypes
April E. Bermudez, Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory, Crested Butte, CO;

PS 22-2

Multiple element limitation in northern hardwood ecosystems (MELNHE): updates from the world's longest-running NxP nutrient addition experiment in a temperate forest
Ruth Yanai, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry;

PS 22-3

Ectomycorrhizal fungi enhance tree nitrogen availability over fourteen decades of global change
Talia J. Michaud, University of Minnesota;

PS 22-4

Nitrogen loss and retention in dryland ecosystems determined by seasonality and atmospheric inputs
Aral C. Greene, University of California, Riverside;

PS 22-5

Precipitation patterns in drylands drive NOx emissions from AO communities
Sharon Zhao, University of California, Riverside;

PS 22-6

Persistence of N saturation effects four years after the cessation of experimental N deposition to northern hardwood forests
Andrew Burton, Michigan Technological University;

PS 22-7

Global response patterns of terrestrial plant biomass allocation to nitrogen addition: A meta-analysis
Jiahuan Guo, Nanjing Forestry University;

PS 22-8

The interactive effects of exotic grass (Lehmann lovegrass) removal and nitrogen amendments on Chihuahuan Desert grassland biogeochemistry
Jennifer Holguin, University of Texas at El Paso;

PS 22-9

Understanding the dynamics of N deposition in fragmented forests
Luis D. Rivera, MSU;

PS 22-10

Impacts of seasonal flooding on soil carbon and nutrients across an ecosystem disturbance gradient
Rachael Harman-Denhoed, B Sc., McGill University;

PS 22-11

Biophysical controls on soil carbon fluxes & storage at Hopkins Memorial Forest
Patrick R. Hodgson, Williams College;

PS 22-12

Landscape-scale soil carbon and nitrogen dynamics in sagebrush-dominated ecosystems of the Intermountain West
Uthara Vengrai, Yale School of the Environment;

PS 22-13

Influence of soil carbon availability on N pool size and cycling across Hopkins Memorial Forest
Angela Hsuan Chen, Williams College;

PS 22-14

Effects of Biochar Application on Soil Nitrous Oxide Emission using Mega-Analysis: Synthesis of Meta-Analyses
FNU Navneet, DOE Berkeley Lab;

PS 22-15

Characterizing nitrous oxide fluxes and potential drivers across a permafrost gradient in a boreal peatland
Melanie S. Burnett, M.Sc., McGill University;

PS 22-16

Root Zone N Sustainability in Perennial Energy Crops
Danyang Duan, Unviersity of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign;

PS 22-17

Global positive effects of climate change on terrestrial soil CH4 emissions
Huili Feng, Nanjing Forestry University;

PS 22-18

Combining nutrient competition, dynamic vegetation, and parameter calibration to improve boreal forest responses to changing climate
Jennifer A. Holm, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory;

PS 22-19

Determining Tipping Points of Soil Salinity and Water Level on Primary Productivity and Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Tidal Freshwater and Low-salinity Wetlands
Hongqing Wang, USGS Wetland and Aquatic Research Center;

PS 22-20

Effects of open-field experimental extreme climate events on soil extracellular enzyme activity and microbial biomass under Pinus densiflora and Larix kaempferi seedlings
Minyoung Kwon, Korea University;

PS 22-21

Interannual Variations of Switchgrass Physiology, Growth, and Soil Respiration under Precipitation Changes: Comparisons between Greenhouse and Field Experiments
Dafeng Hui, Ph.D., Tennessee State University;

PS 22-22

Temporal variation in plant diversity and carbon dynamics of a mountain meadow in response to warming and species removal
Olivia K. Vought, University of Michigan;

PS 22-23

Estimating carbon derived from deadwood in soil pools over eight years of wood decomposition
Samuel Mensah Opoku, n/a, Michigan Technological University;

PS 22-24

Simulating redox and soil geochemical interactions with ecosystem carbon cycling in a land surface model
Benjamin N. Sulman, Oak Ridge National Laboratory;

PS 22-25

Watershed scaling of nutrient loading from eroding streambanks
Peter Moore, Iowa State University;

PS 22-26

Microbial physiology regulates long-term soil carbon and nitrogen stoichiometry
Wanyu Li, Wuhan University;

PS 22-27

Carbon stocks by forest types in tropical rainforests of Brunei Darussalam
Minju Jang, n/a, Korea university;

PS 22-28

Keeping track of vegetation phenology across Mexico using digital cameras
Alejandro Cueva, El Colegio de la Frontera Sur, Unidad Villahermosa;

PS 22 Biogeochemistry