Tuesday, November 6, 2007: 2:00 PM-4:00 PM
Convention Center, Exhibit Hall A, First Floor
215: Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Dynamics
Sponsor:S07 Forest, Range & Wildland Soils
1428Effect of Atmospheric Nitrogen Deposition on High Elevation Ecosystems of Grand Teton National Park.
Jen Minnick, Utah State University, Helga Van Miegroet, Utah State University, Jenny Wolfgram, Utah State University
1429Linking Nitrogen, Carbon and Phosphorus Mineralization in a North Florida Watershed dominated by Forests.
Aja Stoppe, University of Florida, Nicholas Comerford, University of Florida, Sabine Grunwald, University of Florida, James Sickman, University of California, Riverside
1430Control of Competing Vegetation Following Harvesting: Effects on Nitrogen Leaching, Mineralization, and Douglas-fir Foliar Status.
Robert A. Slesak, Department of Forest Engineering, Oregon State University, Stephen H. Schoenholtz, Virginia Tech, Timothy B. Harrington, USDA Forest Service, PNW Research Station
1431The Long-Term Effects of Past N-Fertilization on Subsequent Stands of Douglas-Fir in the Pacific Northwest.
Paul Footen, University of Washington, Robert Harrison, University of Washington, Gage Wagoner, University of Washington, Brian Strahm, University of Washington
1527Solute Transport and Nitrogen Mineralization on a Harvested Hillslope in the Southern Appalachians.
Erin Moore, Virginia Tech Department of Forestry, Stephen H. Schoenholtz, Virginia Tech, Jennifer Knoepp, USDA-FS (Forest Service)
1528Late-Rotation Nitrogen Management in Deciduous Short Rotation Woody Crops.
Todd A. Carpenter, North Carolina State University, Daniel Israel, USDA-ARS, Carl Trettin, USDA-FS (Forest Service), Michael Vepraskas, North Carolina State University, Rory Maguire, Virginia Tech, Mark Coleman, USDA-FS (Forest Service)
1530Does Acid Deposition Affect Nutrient Dynamics in Forest Leaf Litter?.
Prinith Munasinghe, West Virginia Univ., Kathryn Piatek, West Virginia Univ., William Peterjohn, West Virginia Univ., Mary Beth Adams, USDA-FS (Forest Service)
1531Using a Suite of Biochemical Indicators to Evaluate the Impacts of Harvest Intensity on Black Spruce Seedling Growth and Nutrition.
David Morris, Government of Ontario, Michael Hoepting, Government of Ontario, Nancy Luckai, Lakehead University
1628Predicting Response to N Fertilization in Pacific Northwest.
Kim Littke, University of Washington, Robert Harrison, University of Washington, Dave Briggs, University of Washington, Brian Strahm, University of Washington, Paul Footen, University of Washington
1629Nitrogen Leaching from Douglas-Fir Forests Following Urea Fertilization and Impacts on Water Quality.
Cynthia Flint, University of Washington, Rob Harrison, University of Washington, Brian Strahm, University of Washington
1630Annual and Cumulative Litter Decay in Clearcut, Closed Forest, and Wetland Sites Across Canada.
John A. Trofymow, Canadian Forest Service, Erin Thompson, Environment Canada, Alan Cameron, Canadian Forest Service, David Paré, Canadian Forest Service, Mike Lavigne, Canadian Forest Service, Larry Flanagan, University of Lethbridge, Tim Moore, McGill University, Brian Amiro, University of Manitoba, Carolyn Smyth, Canadian Forest Service, Alice Solyma, Canadian Forest Service
1631Autotrophic and Heterotrophic Soil Respirations in Hybrid Poplar Stands and Other Land-Use Systems.
Carmela Arevalo, University of Alberta, Jagtar Bhatti, Northern Forestry Centre Natural Resources Canada, Scott Chang, University of Alberta

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