2022 ESA Annual Meeting (August 14

PS 26-60

Growth and Physiological Responses of Pinus densiflora Seedlings to Extreme Climate Events and Subsequent Recovery
Hyeonji Kim, Korea University;

PS 26-61

The experimental manipulation of atmospheric drought disentangles the role of microclimate in biodiversity experiments
Beatriz A. Aguirre, Cornell University;

PS 26-62

Experimental warming and elevated CO2 changes reproductive output of black spruce
Jalene LaMontagne, PhD, DePaul University;

PS 26-63

Towards biophysically-informed indicators of impending drought
Kesondra B. Key, Indiana University;

PS 26-64

Secondary dormancy induction in Switchgrass, Panicum virgatum
Andrew Bleich, Michigan State University;

PS 26-65

Experimental warming and elevated CO2 affect black spruce cone characteristics
Teodora Stoycheva, n/a, DePaul University;

PS 26-66

Impact of summer extreme climate events on seed germination of Pinus densiflora
Gwang-Jung Kim, Korea University;

PS 26-67

Cold tolerance of prairie plant species during germination
Laura M. Ladwig, n/a, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh;

PS 26-68

Silica gel packets as a novel dehumidification strategy for enhancing plant drought experiments
Stephanie L. Varghese, California State University, Los Angeles;

PS 26-69

Pervasive phenological mismatches between native and nonnative temperate forest plants
Sara Kuebbing, Yale University;

PS 26-70

Threshold responses in Yellowstone grasses across a broad CO2 gradient
Elena Figler, Syracuse University;

PS 26-71

Reach for the sky: Elevated CO2 plus warming cause hyponastic growth in tomatoes
Michael D. Thomas, University of Toledo;

PS 26-72

Warming and drought effects on volatile emissions of Solidago canadensis
Kara Dobson, Department of Integrative Biology, Michigan State University;

PS 26-73

CANCELLED - The effects of drought stress on flower features of a buzz pollinated species
Diana Michael, n/a, Ashoka University, Sonipat, India;

PS 26-74

Examining climatic adaptation via gene flow using serpentine tolerant plants
Erin Hall, University of San Francisco;

PS 26-75

How will native southern Appalachian conifers respond to winter warming?
Rachel K. Jordan, University of Wisconsin-Madison;

PS 26-76

From seed to seedling: understanding plant reproduction in a changing climate
Diana Macias, University of New Mexico;

PS 26 Climate Change: Plants