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Harvard Forest REU Symposium Abstracts 2010
- Amici, Autumn A.
Effects of an Urbanization Gradient on Arthropod Availability for Nesting Woodpeckers in Massachusetts.
- Ardeshiri, Roxanne .
Community Assembly in Relation to Prey Capture Dynamics and the Importance of Biodiversity on Ecosystem Functioning of Sarracenia purpurea.
- Baker, Elisabete M.
Addressing uncertainties associated with computational models, to improve the accuracy of forecasting species distribution response to climatic change.
- Blaszczak, Joanna R.
Soil Carbon Dynamics at Harvard Forest: An Exploration of the Abiotic and Biotic Drivers of Soil Respiration for Future Use in Models.
- Case, Madelon F.
The Influence of Overstory Characteristics on Herb-Layer Diversity in New England Forests.
- Chen, Lisa N.
Azimuthal Variations in Sap Flux Density Suggest a Trade-off Between Axial Efficiency and Tangential Connectivity in Tree Vascular Systems.
- Choudhury, Sarah F.
Using Granier style thermal dissipation probes to analyze canopy-bole time lags and interspecies differences in daily sap flow patterns.
- Clark, Adam T.
For ants on the Boston Harbor Islands, classical island biogeography explains island-scale species richness, but not where it came from or how it got there..
- Drott, Milton T.
Harvesting Affects Ungulate Activity in Surrounding Intact Forest.
- Garcia, Andrea M.
Digital Imagery Reveals the Effects of Solar Azimuth and Altitude on the Phenology of Deciduous Forests.
- Garcia, Crystal .
Changes in vegetation composition of temperate forest following a clear cut at Harvard Forest.
- Gillette, Allison J.
Secrets of the Mud: The Hemlock Mystery.
- Gray, Sarah A.
Exploring the affect of Soil Warming on the level of Nitrate Reductase for Different Tree Species.
- Horn, Joseph G.
An improved data management system for the Wildlands and Woodlands project at the Harvard Forest.
- Jevon, Fiona V.
Changes in Understory Vegetation Composition and Impacts on Carbon Sequestration in the Harvard Forest.
- Jones, Megan S.
What people do and who they talk to about it: Landowner decision-making and social networks in New Hampshire and Vermont.
- Kueny, Meredith E.
The Influence of Legacy Trees on Forest Regeneration after a Severe Wind Disturbance.
- Lee, Lianna M.
Sprouting Enables Long-Term Persistence of Trees Damaged in a Simulated Hurricane.
- Marquez, Jesus I.
Factors that help predict the distribution of Ragweed in the New England Landscape.
- Marshall, Angela .
Harvest-induced elevation of coarse and fine woody debris imposes a legacy of carbon emissions: Comparison to pre-harvest and undisturbed forest.
- Nagel, Leah .
Urban-to-rural differences in tree growth rates: A comparison of native Quercus rubra and invasive Ailanthus altissima.
- Oberg, Erik W.
Heat Tolerances of Northeastern United States Ants Explored to Elucidate Potential Effects of Climate Change on Forest Ant Populations and Communities.
- Perez, Sam .
Decomposer Fungi Diversity Decreases Under Nitrogen Deposition But Not Warming.
- Perovich, Carlyn .
Deer, Moose, and Oak Regeneration in Central New England Forests.
- Reveles, Claudia F.
Soil Carbon Dynamics at Harvard Forest: Soil Respiration Variance in Prospect Hill Tract.
- Rivera, Anthony L.
Assessing Noise Pollution and Sound Propagation in Three Woodpecker Species Along Urbanization Gradient in Central Massachusetts.
- Romero, Margaurete A.
How Temperature Will Affect the Ant, Aphid, Plant Relationship.
- Schipper, Kristen K.
What people do and who they talk to about it: Landowner decision-making and social networks in New Hampshire and Vermont.
- Taskova, Sofiya .
Software support for capturing digital data provenance.
- TesheraSterne, Cory L.
A comparative study of digital image capture technology for phenological research.
- Thomas, Maya .
Soil Carbon Dynamics at Harvard Forest: Assessment of Spatial Relationships.
- Vigil, Morgan A.
Improving Provenance Capture Using Examples from Hydrology.
- Young, Adam .
Processing digital webcam images to generate a clear phenological signal of forest canopies.