PLANT-ANIMAL INTERACTIONS

Monday, August 7, 2000
3:30 PM to 5:00 PM
Sports Event Center (Site A)

99	Effects of soil nutrient and water interactions on the growth and chemistry of the silky willow (Salix sericea), and performance of a leaf beetle herbivore (Plagiodera versicolora). LOWER, S.S. , C.M. ORIANS
100	Herbivore community dynamics in wet and dry tropical forests. BARONE, J.A.
101	Interaction between fungal endophytes and environmental stressors influences plant resistance to insects. BULTMAN, T.L. , G.D. BELL
102	Endophytic fungi in Elymus canadensis (Canada wild rye): What, where, and why? HORNING, J.L. , R.A. SCHMITT, M. ANN VINTON
103	Inter- and intraspecific differences in aggressiveness among colonies of Azteca ants contribute to variation in diversity and impact of herbivores on Cecropia trees . LAPIERRE, L.M.
104	Mechanisms underlying increased seed production of Gossypium thurberi (Malvaceae) in the presence of ants. RUDGERS, J.A.
105	Grasshopper population dynamics and vegetation patterns: An experimental analysis. BRANSON, D.H.
106	Belowground overcompensation in response to floral predation in a clonal perennial. TOBLER, M. , P.A. VAN ZANDT, S. MOPPER
107	A positive link between resistance to herbivores and flowering phenology in Arabidopsis thaliana. ALBRIGHT, H.R. , A.K. BRODY
108	Highly skewed sex ratios of tephritid flies reared from two high-altitude Erigeron (Asteraceae) species: Why do female flies predominate? LEIGH, M.J. , D.W. INOUYE
109	What is the role of herbivores in relationships between plant population size and reproduction? HENDRIX, S.D. , C.K. LEWIS
110	Common deciduous tree seed characteristics influence seed removal by lab-reared Peromyscus maniculatus. SCHNURR, J.L.
111	Emission of volatile compounds by seeds under different environmental conditions. JORGENSEN, E.E.
112	Fitness effects of seed caching by desert rodents on a native and an introduced grass species. LONGLAND, W.S.
113	Effects of Neotoma micropus Dens on Prosopis glandulosa. KINNE, C.D. , D.M. POST
114	Consuming and grouping. WILSON, W.