Poster Session I: Dynamic Landscapes8. HERBACEOUS SPECIES RICHNESS IN HURRICANE-CREATED GAPS IN THE
SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS 9. SPATIAL VARIATION IN STRUCTURE, MORTALITY, AND REGENERATION
OF A PONDEROSA PINE FOREST. 13. RESPONSE OF UNDERSTORY VEGETATION TO VARIABLE DENSITY THINNING 15. THE EFFECTS OF WILDFIRE ON VEGETATION DYNAMICS OF A MOUNTAIN
HEMLOCK FOREST IN THE HIGH CASCADE RANGE OF OREGON 16. DYNAMICS OF AN OLD COAST REDWOOD FOREST 20. COARSE AND FINE SCALE INFLUENCES ON ARBOREAL REGENERATION
PATTERNS SINCE 1989 IN WISCONSIN 23. PLANT SPECIES DIVERSITY AND COMPOSITION ALONG AN EXPERIMENTAL
GRADIENT OF NORTHERN HARDWOOD ABUNDANCE IN PICEA MARIANA PLANTATIONS 24. ABUNDANCE AND ARRANGEMENT OF LARGE, IN-STREAM WOODY MATERIAL
IN BLUE RIVER BASIN, CASCADE RANGE, OREGON 26. PLASTICITY OF TREE TRAITS AS A FUNCTION OF LIGHT REGIME AND
TREE SIZE: IMPLICATIONS FOR SUCCESSIONAL PATTERN AND SILVICULTURAL
PRACTICES 32. LANDSCAPE CHANGE AND SPECIES DYNAMICS UNDER DIFFERENT DISTURBANCE
REGIMES ON THE HOOSIER NATIONAL FOREST, INDIANA 33. THE DIVERSITY OF CANOPY STRUCTURE ACROSS A SUCCESSIONAL GRADIENT
FOR THREE FOREST TYPES IN WESTERN OREGON 35. CONCISELY CHARACTERIZING FOREST DYNAMICS WITH CHANGE VECTORS 36. SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL PATTERNS OF VERY OLD DOUGLAS-FIR TREES
AND STANDS, WESTERN CASCADES, OREGON 39. THE FORESTS OF WASHINGTON AND OREGON IN THE 1930’S 41. HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL VARIATION IN THE SPATIAL STRUCTURE
OF AN OLD-GROWTH PSEUDOTSUGA FOREST 46. TREE MORTALITY AND WOODY DEBRIS IN UNMANAGED OLD-GROWTH FORESTS
OF SOUTHEAST ALASKA 48. HIERARCHARCY OBSERVATIONS FROM THE SURVEY LINE FIRE ON THE
FLOODPLAIN OF THE TANANA RIVER IN INTERIOR ALASKA 52. EFFECT OF LOCAL TOPOGRAPHY AND DISTURBANCE ON SNAG AND LOG
DISTRIBUTION IN AN OLD-GROWTH SIERRA-NEVADA MIXED-CONIFER FOREST 59. EFFECTS OF REMNANT OLD-GROWTH TREES ON RATES OF SUCCESSION
IN MATURE DOUGLAS-FIR FORESTS, SOUTHERN WASHINGTON CASCADE RANGE 63. MODELING DEAD WOOD DYNAMICS IN A LANDSCAPE CHARACTERIZED
BY DISTURBANCE 65. FIRE INTENSITY AND SHRUB COVER EFFECTS ON MICROCLIMATE AND
TREE REGENERATION IN SIERRA NEVADA FORESTS 66. THE EFFECTS OF LOGGING AND PRESCRIBED FIRE ON FECUNDITY AND
SEED DISPERSAL OF SIERRAN CONIFERS 69. PATHWAYS TO THE CANOPY: GROWTH PATTERNS OF THREE SPECIES
PRIOR TO CANOPY RECRUITMENT IN A SUBALPINE FOREST OF THE NORTHEASTERN
U.S. 73. MILLENNIAL-SCALE VARIATIONS IN FIRE AND VEGETATION HISTORY
OF THE OREGON COAST RANGE 77. ABOVE AND BELOWGROUND FIRE-RELATED TEMPERATURES IN A CHEATGRASS
(Bromus tectorum L.) INFESTED SIERRA NEVADA YELLOW PINE FOREST:
EFFECTS ON CHEATGRASS SEEDS AND NATIVE PLANTS 83. FOREST EDGES AND RARE GROUND DWELLING ORGANISMS 84. INFLUENCE OF LARGE-SCALE NATURAL DISTURBANCE ON HISTORICAL
RANGE OF VARIABILITY (HRV) IN FOREST STRUCTURE AND LANDSCAPE PATTERNS
IN THE OREGON COAST RANGE 85. INFLUENCE OF LIGHT AND SOIL MOISTURE ON THE SIERRAN MIXED-CONIFER
UNDERSTORY COMMUNITY 86. GOOD SCIENCE, GOOD POLICY: SAVING OREGON’S OAK HABITAT
MIGHT TAKE “OUT OF THE BOX” THINKING 91. EFFECTS OF SNAGS ON LIGHT TRANSMISSION IN BOREAL FORESTS 99. DOUGLAS-FIR LEAVE TREE MORTALITY: IMPLICATIONS FOR BIODIVERSITY
AND POLICY 101. THE IMPACT OF PRESERVATION ON FOREST HEALTH IN THE ADIRONDACK
MOUNTAINS, NEW YORK 103. DOCUMENTING THE ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF NEW SILVICULTURAL
SYSTEMS IN MAINE’S ACADIAN FOREST 104. PLANT DIVERSITY IN HARVEST GAPS, NATURAL GAPS, AND CLOSED
CANOPY OF THE ACADIAN FOREST, MAINE Darci 117. APPLICATION OF AN INTEGRATED APPROACH FOR IDENTIFYING REFERENCE
CONDITIONS OF DISTURBED FOREST ECOSYSTEMS AT SLEEPING BEAR DUNES
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