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44 Poster - Organic Matter Processing

Tuesday, May 19, 2009: 1:30 PM-4:30 PM
Ambassador Ballroom
294
The effect of snails on leaf litter processing in aquatic systems
Joseph K. Brady, New Philadelphia High School; Emily J. Cholak, Clarion University; Andrew M. Turner, Clarion University
296
Consumption of leaf litter by stream invertebrates: Evaluating leaf size
Carl R. Ruetz III, Grand Valley State University Annis Water Resource Institute; Matthew J. Breen, Utah Division of Wildlife Resources
297
Does size matter? the importance of leaf litter patch size on decomposition and invertebrate communities
Jesse M. Maestas, Northern Arizona University; Zacchaeus G. Compson, Northern Arizona University; Kenneth J. Adams, Northern Arizona University; Joeseph A. Edwards, Northern Arizona University; Jane C. Marks, Northern Arizona University
298
Invasion ecology: Can the feeding on a non-indigenous plant influence the invasion success of a non-indigenous crayfish?
Rachel E. Barker, Millersville University; John R. Wallace, Millersville University
299
Leaf litter processing rates in four cave-stream ecosystems
Michael P. Venarsky, University of Alabama; Jonathan P. Benstead, University of Alabama; Alexander D. Huryn, University of Alabama
300
Organic matter inputs to northern Minnesota headwater streams following riparian timber harvesting
Susan L. Eggert, USDA Forest Service North Central Research Station; Brian J. Palik, USDA Forest Service; Doug N. Kastendick, USDA Forest Service; Josh J. Kragthorpe, USDA Forest Service; Randy K. Kolka, USDA Forest Service; J. Nick Baldauf, University of Minnesota
301
C, N and P from a simple single-vial persulfate digestion
Stuart Belli, Vassar College; Catherine M. O'Reilly, Bard College; Catherine Gibson, Skidmore College
302
The influence of hydrologic gradients on processing rates and macroinvertebrate colonization patterns on tulip poplar leaves in headwater stream channels in a Cumberland Plateau watershed, u.s.a
Miller S. Jarrell, Western Kentucky University; Scott A. Grubbs, Western Kentucky University
303
Mass loss, fungal colonization and nutrient dynamics of Phragmites australis shoots during plant senescence and standing litter decomposition
Kevin A. Kuehn, University of Southern Mississippi; Mark O. Gessner, Eawag; Daniel Steiner, Eawag
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