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General Forest, Range & Wildland Soils: I

Poster Session

SSSA Division: Forest, Range & Wildland Soils

This is a general poster session for papers related to forest, range & wildland soils.

Monday, November 4, 2013: 4:00 PM-6:00 PM
Tampa Convention Center, East Hall
Organizer:
Daniel deB. Richter
124-1
Deep Soil: Accurately Quantifying and Modeling Soil Carbon and Nitrogen In Subsurface Layers.
Jason James, University of Washington; Robert Harrison, University of Washington; Warren Devine, U.S. Army; Thomas A. Terry, Weyerhaeuser Co. (retired) and USDA Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station
124-2
Soil Physical Properties As Affected By Logging Activities In A Central Hardwood Forest.
Langston A. Simmons, University of Missouri; Stephen H. Anderson, University of Missouri
124-3
Reservoir Sediment Carbon Along the Elwha River After Removal of Dams.
Seth Wing, University of Washington; Darlene Zabowski, University of Washington
124-4
Impacts Of Fertilizer Management Practices On Soil Greenhouse Gas Fluxes From Managed Forest Ecosystems Of The Pacific Northwest US.
Raj K. Shrestha, Forest Resources and Environmental Conservation, Virginia Tech; Brian Strahm, Virginia Tech; Eric B. Sucre, Weyerhaeuser Co.; Scott M. Holub, Weyerhaeuser Co.; Nathan Meehan, Weyerhaeuser Co.
124-5
Development of Ecosystem Structure and Function On Reforested Mined Lands.
Bethany Avera, Virginia Tech; Brian Strahm, Virginia Tech; James A. Burger, Virginia Tech; Carl E. Zipper, Virginia Tech
124-6
Comparison of Soil Structure Development for Reclaimed, Fire-Disturbed and Undisturbed Forested Soils Using Soil Physical Properties in Northern Alberta, Canada.
Kristopher D Novak, University of Saskatchewan; Kenneth Cornelius J. Van Rees, University of Saskatchewan
124-7
Soil Phosphorus Pools and Availability: Responses to Competing Vegetation Control and Organic Matter Retention in 10-Year-Old Douglas-Fir Stands of the Pacific Northwest.
Daniel Gary DeBruler, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University; Stephen H. Schoenholtz, Virginia Tech; Brian D. Strahm, Virginia Tech; Robert A. Slesak, University of Minnesota; Timothy B Harrington, U.S Forest Service
124-8
Seasonal Dynamics of Surface Soil Bulk Density in a Forested Catchment.
Andrienne Nottingham, West Virginia University; James A. Thompson, West Virginia University; Joshua Cook, West Virginia University; Philip Turk, West Virginia University; Stephanie Connolly, USDA Forest Service
124-9
Temporal Analysis of Field, SSURGO, and LiDAR Derived Site Indices in the Southeastern U.S.
Steven Ham, Clemson University; Elena A. Mikhailova, Clemson University; Lawrence Gering, Clemson University; Christopher Post, Clemson University; William C Bridges, Clemson University; Silas Cox, Clemson University
124-10
The Effect of Environmental Factors On Soil Organic Carbon Stocks: Protected Areas in Jordan As a Case Study.
Zahir Rawajfih, Jordan University of Science and Technology; Bayan Khamis, Jordan University of Science and Technology
124-11
The NEON Soil Archive – A Community Resource.
Edward Ayres, NEON
124-12
Soil Total Mercury, Carbon and Nitrogen Within Northern Minnesota Forested Wetland Basins in Relation to Landscape Position, Profile Depth, and Landscape Characteristics.
Randall K. Kolka, USDA Forest Service (FS); Mikayla Boche, North Dakota State University; Thomas M. DeSutter, North Dakota State University
124-13
Geostatistical Methods to Better Characterize Chemical Soil Properties of PNW Forest Stands At the Sub-Plot Level.
Maxwell D Taylor, Oregon State University
124-14
Soil Microbial Communities and Metabolic Function of a Northern Alabama Forest Ecosystem.
Fritz Ntoko, Alabama A&M University; Terrence G. Gardner, North Carolina State University; Veronica Acosta-Martinez, USDA-ARS; Zachary Senwo, Alabama A&M University
124-15
Deep Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Changes With Organic Matter Removal and Competing Vegetation Control in a Pacific Northwest Douglas-Fir Plantation.
Erika Knight, University of Washington; Paul Footen, University of Washington; Robert B. Harrison, University of Washington; Thomas A. Terry, Weyerhaeuser Co. (retired) and USDA Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station; Scott M. Holub, Weyerhaeuser Co.
124-16
Quantifying Uncertainty in Ecosytem Studies (QUEST): A Research Coordination Network.
Ruth D. Yanai, SUNY-ESF (College of Environmental Science & Forestry); John L. Campbell, USDA Forest Service (FS); Daniel deB. Richter, Duke University; Megan L Mobley, University of Wyoming
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