Biogeochemistry
Phenology of belowground carbon allocation in a mid-latitude forest
Poster Number: 160 Presenter/Primary Author: Rose Abramoff Annual forest productivity and carbon storage are affected by the amount and timing of carbon allocated belowground. Despite clear relationships between some climate factors (e.g.
Variation in carbon cycling impacts of an invasive grass (Microstegium vimineum) across an urban-rural gradient in Southern Appalachian forests
Poster Number: 157 Presenter/Primary Author: Matt Craig Although there is broad recognition that invasive species can alter ecosystem processes, little is known about how other factors influence such impacts.
Belowground Biogeochemical Processes Across the LTER Network
Belowground plant and microbial processes exert major control over the Earth’s biogeochemical cycles and climate. While fundamentally important they are treated in a rudimentary manner at bes Session: Working Group Session 5 - Wednesday Room Assignment: Ruesch Auditorium - Billhiemer (50)
StreamChem DB and cross site synthesis
Working Group Reports Final reports: Final report_StreamChem DB and cross site synthesis.docx Cross-site studies are a useful for understanding ecosystem processes and placing findings into a broader context. Session: Working Group Session 6 - Thursday Room Assignment: Longs Peak - Keyhole (60)
Impacts of land-use change on carbon and nitrogen cycling: a cross-site opportunity
Working Group Reports Final reports: Report of LTER ASM Working Group.pdf Increasing human demands for food, energy, and space has resulted in the conversion of forest and grasslands to intensively used lands. Session: Working Group Session 3 Tuesday Room Assignment: Longs Peak - Chasm Lake (60)
