2022 ESA Annual Meeting (August 14 - 19)

2022 ESA Annual Meeting (August 14 - 19)

PS 42 Restoration Ecology

5:00 PM-6:30 PM

ESA Exhibit Hall

PS 42-33

CANCELLED - Differing controls of perennial grass mortality over consecutive years in a Sonoran Desert savanna – implications for rangeland restoration efforts.
Nathan A. Pierce, Ph.D., USDA-ARS Southwest Watershed Research Center;

PS 42-34

A comparative study of the acoustic complexity indexes between restored and degraded coral reefs in Culebra, Puerto Rico
Jeremy Velazquez Alvarado, Universidad Ana G. Mendez;

PS 42-35

Assessing meadow restoration outcomes over time in Northeast Ohio
Emily Rauschert, Cleveland State University;

PS 42-36

Microbial and Plant Diversity and Correspondence with Soil and Environmental Properties on Brownfields in a Semi-Arid Area
Danielle N. Stevenson, University of California Riverside;

PS 42-37

Effects of simulated grazing on fire-treated mine tailings for restoration
Keenan Baker, Thompson Rivers University;

PS 42-38

Past fertilization inhibits ground cover recovery in a fire-suppressed woodland
Stribling Stuber, The Jones Center at Ichauway;

PS 42-39

Five-year assessment of the effectiveness of the Forestry Reclamation Approach on an anthracite mine in northeastern Pennsylvania
Allie Shulskie, Wilkes University;

PS 42-40

The role of soil amendments and site characteristics in modifying priority effects during ecological restoration
Morodoluwa Akin-Fajiye, Thompson Rivers University;

PS 42-41

Microbial communities of reclaimed mines increasingly become similar to undisturbed reference sites
Jay Prakash Singh, Thompson Rivers University;

PS 42-42

Initial vs long-term effects of intraspecific spatial aggregation on community structure of a tallgrass prairie restoration
Naomi Betson, Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology and Kansas Biological Survey & Center for Ecological Research, University of Kansas;

PS 42-43

The importance of priority effects and nutrient levels for semi-arid grassland community dynamics
Nathaniel Dungey, Thompson Rivers University;

PS 42-44

CANCELLED - Examining directional change in the abiotic environments and the understory plant communities across a chronosequence of oak woodland restorations
Rory B. Schiafo, n/a, Northwestern University and Chicago Botanic Garden;

PS 42-45

Impacts of roadside habitat restoration on animal-related vehicular collisions in New York, USA
Hannah DeFelice, Rochester Institute of Technology;

PS 42-46

Where Should They Come From? Where Should They Go? Locally sourced seed establishes no better than non-locally sourced seed in early prairie restorations
Riley B. Pizza, Michigan State University;

PS 42-47

Seed rain and seed bank dynamics in a remnant and chronosequence of tallgrass prairie restorations
Katherine C. Wynne, University of Missouri-Columbia;

PS 42-48

Is water storage potential of a restored grassland influenced by beaver dam structure and density?
Jesse Sikora, Northern Illinois University;

PS 42-49

Forest management drives recruitment dynamics in the forest understory
Alexa S. Wagner, Case Western Reserve University;

PS 42-50

Assisted migration as adaptative and rehabilitation tool for degraded forests
Patricia Raymond, PhD, Ministère des Forêts, de la Faune et des Parcs du Québec;

PS 42-51

Biochar Rescues Native Trees in the Biodiversity Hotspot of Mauritius
Leeladarshini Sujeeun, BSc, University of Toronto;

PS 42-52

How does inoculation with species-specific rhizobia affect survival and growth of rare legumes?
Emily Galloway, Miami University;

PS 42-53

Temperature and daylength influence germination timing in Eschscholzia californica
Karagan Smith, University of California San Diego;

PS 42-54

Nursery treatments may improve restoration outcomes by reducing seedling transplant shock
Douglas E. Mainhart, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley;

PS 42-55

Seed arrival in grassland restorations alters the role of soil resources in structuring plant population size
Isabelle Turner, Michigan State University;

PS 42-56

Variations in Metal Tolerance and Accumulation by Ornamental Plants Duranta repens and Duranta erecta Exposed to Arsenic and Nickel
Omolara T. Titilayo, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife;

PS 42-57

How site context and restoration practices influence native plant community assembly outcomes across urban-rural gradients
Emily Conway, Michigan State University;

PS 42-58

Impacts of native herbaceous and invasive woody vegetation on tree seedling performance in an urban riparian forest restoration
Ryan L. McCarthy, The Ohio State University;

PS 42-59

Bat foraging on West Virginia mined land restored via the Forestry Reclamation Approach
Briana Snyder, University of Kentucky;

PS 42-60

Restoration of Bottomland Hardwood Forested Wetlands: Hydropatterns, Sedimentation, and Carbon Accretion
Marissa Miles, The Biological Sciences Department, Murray State University;

PS 42-61

CANCELLED - Addition of replanting in Phragmites restoration plan increases native plant diversity in an urban wetland
Maris Grundy, University at Buffalo;

PS 42-62

Can imitating beavers improve water quality and soil health?
Heather Neace, University of Idaho - Moscow, ID;