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2025 SPRUCE All Hands Meeting - Posters

Agenda

Presentations

  1. The SPRUCE Sample Archive - Organization, Availability, and Citation

    • Joshua Birkebak, Terri Velliquette, Tom Ruggles
  2. Still Better Than A Warehouse: A SPRUCE Operations Retrospective

    • Kyle Pearson
  3. Field Performance of the SPRUCE Whole-Ecosystem Warming Facility for Tall- Stature Peatland Vegetation

    • Mark Guilliams and Kyle Pearson
  4. Data Management Snapshot: Dataset Statistics, SPRUCE Closeout, and Data Provider Resources

    • Thomas Ruggles, Terri Velliquette, snf Joshua Birkebak
  5. A unifying physical theory of eddy covariance

    • Lianhong Gu
  6. How Climate Change Impacts Peatland Water Table Dynamics

    • Erwin Don Racasa
  7. Impact of SPRUCE warming and CO2 treatments on vegetation phenology, 2015-2024

    • Perry Giambuzzi
  8. Eight Years of Manipulative Treatments Alters Fine Root Production, Root traits, and Fungal Biomass

    • Kathleen Coffman
  9. Peatland Shrub fine roots increase resource acquisition with warming

    • Tiia Määttä
  10. Characterizing Relationships Between Conifer Growth Metrics and Microtopography at SPRUCE

    • James Hada
  11. Modeling hydraulic failure of spruce and larch

    • Yanjun Song
  12. Woody Ecophysiology and Water Relations

    • Jeffrey Warren
  13. Moss Uncovered: Discoveries to Date and the Road Ahead

    • Dave Weston
  14. Inferring C and N dynamics from Foliar Isotopes

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

    • Maricia Pacheco
  16. 14C and 13C of emitted CO2 and CH4 and peat at SPRUCE

    • Karis McFarlane
  17. The Regulatory Role of Phenolic Compounds in Peat Decomposition

    • Alexis Slentz
  18. Response of Redox-Active Organic Matter Reduction to Long-Term Climate Change Manipulations in a Boreal Peatland

    • Jessica Rush and Jason Keller
  19. Soil Bacterial and Fungal Responses to Warming and Elevated CO2 in a Temperate Peatland

    • Xiaofeng Xu
  20. Elevated CO2 exacerbates peatland carbon loss under extreme drought and warming

    • Lifen Jiang
  21. Elevated CO2 alleviates positive feedback between warming and methane emissions in a peatland

    • Weinan Chen

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