2025 SPRUCE All Hands Meeting- Poster Lightning Talks

Presentations

1. The SPRUCE Sample Archive - Organization, Availability, and Citation Joshua Birkebak, Terri Velliquette, Tom Ruggles

   • Joshua Birkebak

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     01-Sample Archive Lighting Slide.pdf (711.77 KB)

2. Still Better Than A Warehouse

   • Kyle Pearson

   • Document

     02_KylePearsonLightningRound.pdf (1 MB)

3. SPRUCE Treatment Performance

   • Mark Guilliams

   • Document

     03_GuilliamsPearson_Performancelightning.pdf (471.19 KB)

4. Data Management Flashtalk

   • Tom Ruggles and Terri Velliquette

   • Document

     04_RugglesVelliquetteBirkebak_Data_MGMT_FlashTalk.pptx.pdf (336.81 KB)

5. How Climate Change Impacts Peatland Water Table Dynamics

   • Erwin Don Racasa

   • Document

     06_Racasa et al WTD Sy Lightening Slide.pdf (156.43 KB)

6. Impact of warming on Larch phenology, 2015-2024

   • Perry Giambuzzi

   • Document

     07_Giambuzzi_Pheno_SPRUCE_LighteningTalk.pdf (574.12 KB)

7. Eight Years of Manipulative Treatments Alters Fine Root Production, Root traits, and Fungal Biomass

   • Kathleen Coffman

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     08_Coffman_SPRUCE_Ingrowth_summ_slide.pdf (761.37 KB)

8. Shrub fine roots shift to a "fast" resource acquisition strategy with warming, Trees did not show significant changes with warming

   • Tiia Määttä

   • Document

     09_Maatta_Malhotra_slide.pdf (168.99 KB)

9. Warming & CO2 effects on conifer reproduction

   • Jalene Lamontagne

   • Document

     10 - 2025-05 - LaMontagne_SPRUCE_one slide.pdf (153 KB)

10. Relationship Between Microtopography and Conifer Growth Metrics

    • James Hada

    • Document

      11_JamesHada_LightningTalk.pdf (393.73 KB)

11. Modeling hydraulic failure of spruce and larch

    • Yanjun Song

    • Document

      12_Song_lightning talk_Modelling hydraulic failure.pdf (328.4 KB)

12. Lightning Talk

    • Erik Hobbie

    • Document

      15_Hobbie-single slide.pdf (221.97 KB)

13. Atmospheric Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Wetlands: Dark Fenton- Hydroxyl Radical Production in a Peatland Bog and Prairie Potholes

    • Maricia Pacheco

    • Document

      16_Pacheco_SPRUCE_AHM_2025_1page.pdf (525.38 KB)

14. 14C and 13C of emitted CO2 and CH4 and peat at SPRUCE

    • Karis McFarlane

    • Document

      19_McFarlane_2025_LightningPoster.pdf (318.01 KB)

15. The Regulatory Role of Phenolic Compounds in Peat Decomposition Alexis E. Slentz*, Rachel M. Wilson, Saman

    • Alexis Slentz

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      20_Slentz_2025SPRUCEAllHands_flashtalk.pdf (153.8 KB)

16. Response of Redox-Active Organic Matter Reduction to Long- Term Climate Change Manipulations in a Boreal Peatland

    • Jessica Rush

    • Document

      21_Rush_Keller_AllHands.pdf (363.13 KB)

17. Soil Bacterial and Fungal Responses to Warming and Elevated CO2 in a Temperate Peatland

    • Xiaofeng Xu

    • Document

      22_Xu_poster_Lighting Slide.pdf (492.24 KB)

18. Climate change drivers enhance microbial degradation of phenolic compounds in a northern peatland

    • Katherine Duchesneau

    • Document

      23_Duchesneau_lightning_2025.pdf (972.93 KB)

19. Elevated CO2 exacerbates peatland carbon loss under extreme drought and warming

    • Lifen Jiang

    • Document

      24_Poster Lightning Talk_Lifen Jiang.pdf (578.66 KB)

20. Elevated CO2 alleviates positive feedback between warming and methane emissions in a peatland

    • Weinan Chen

    • Document

      25_Poster lightning talk_Weinan Chen.pdf (517.63 KB)