2022 ESA Annual Meeting (August 14

PS 36-176

Evaluating carbon allocation in Arctic plants photosynthesizing in the subnivean environment
Nicholas Wright-Osment, n/a, University of Alabama;

PS 36-177

What does it mean to be a subspecies? Quantifying physiology of big sagebrush (Artemisia tridentata) subspecies in a common garden setting
Spencer R. Roop, Idaho State University;

PS 36-178

Eco-physiological adaptation through biochemical changes in halophytic vegetation growing in arid and semi-arid region
Suhas J. Vyas, Department of Life Sciences Bhakta Kavi Narsinh Mehta University Junagadh;

PS 36-179

Stomatal control in C4 plants differing in biochemical sub-pathway
Julie Gan, University of Toronto;

PS 36-180

Resource-based tradeoffs and seasonal plasticity of butterfly wing melanism
Andrew M. Stoehr, n/a, Butler University;

PS 36-181

Contrasting leaf water conservation strategies in adult avocado (Persea americana) scion varieties in a common garden
Amber R. Jolly, uci;

PS 36-182

Developing a Continental-Scale Perspective on Wood Water Storage and Capacitance
Lou F. Duloisy, Schmid College of Science and Technology, Chapman University;

PS 36-183

CANCELLED - Northern red oak growth, phenology, and physiology across a latitudinal gradient
Emily C. Lindback, Michigan Technological University;

PS 36-184

CANCELLED - Greater leaf succulence and lower root allocation is related with drought avoidance in succulent subshrubs and shrubs
Bihan Guo, University of Melbourne;

PS 36-185

Effects of nanoplastic on fungal fitness
Claus Baessler, Goethe University Frankfurt;

PS 36-186

PS 36-187

Reassimilation of CO2 in the leaves of Tribulus species (Zygophyllaceae): implications for the evolution of C4 photosynthesis
Arthur Leung, Dept. of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, University of Toronto;

PS 36-188

A tale of two pines: Comparing seedling physiological traits between whitebark pine and limber pine
Danielle E. M. Ulrich, Montana State University Ecology;

PS 36-189

Inter and intra-specific variation in the trade-off efficiency versus hydraulic safety in a Terra firme forest of the Colombian Amazon
Natali Caro, n/a, Université du Quebec á Montreal;

PS 36-190

The relationship between tree hydraulics and rock fractures in bedrock cliffs
Estefania Roldan Nicolau, MSc, University of Calgary;

PS 36-191

Effects of density, variety, and their interaction on mung bean ecophysiology and yield
Jaekedah Christian, Tennessee State University;

PS 36-192

Intraspecific variation in switchgrass physiology is revealed through spectral reflectance
Nathan Emery, University of California Santa Barbara;

PS 36-193

No evidence of hydraulic lift in a longleaf pine (Pinus palustris) savanna during an abnormally wet year
Phoebe A. Judge, University of Georgia;

PS 36-194

The role of rock fractures in supplying water to trees growing on cliffs
Michelle Ives, n/a, University of Calgary;

PS 36-195

Wetland plant water-use strategies: species composition drives trends in wetland evapotranspiration
Anna E. Wright, Colorado State University;

PS 36 Physiological Ecology