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355 Advanced Techniques for Assessing and Interpreting Microbial Community Function: II

Poster Session

Advanced molecular techniques exist to determine microbial communities in different environments, such as PCR, (T)RFLP, FAME, PLFA and DGGE. However, these determinative microbial techniques typically lack correlation with functional or environmental parameters, and are therefore subjective. The symposium will explore the application and interpretation of these techniques to explore the spatial, environmental and temporal influences on microbial community function.

S03 Soil Biology & Biochemistry
Wednesday, October 19, 2011: 2:00 PM-4:00 PM
Henry Gonzalez Convention Center, Hall C, Street Level
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Organizers:
Robert Michitsch and Jean McLain
Presiders:
Jean McLain and Robert Michitsch
355-1
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Soil As Metagenomics Greatest Challenge: The Great Prairie Project.
James Tiedje, Michigan State University; Adina Howe, Michigan State University; Rachel Lamendella, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab; Rachel Mackelprang, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab; C. Titus Brown, Michigan State University; Susannah G. Tringe, DOE Joint Genome Institute; Jordan Fish, Michigan State University; Qiong Wang, Michigan State University; James R. Cole, Michigan State University; Patrick S. Chain, Los Alamos National Lab; Tijana Glavina del Rio, DOE Joint Genome Institute; Janet K. Jansson, LBNL
355-2
133
New Players and Tools In Nitrification Research.
Jeanette Norton, Utah State University; John Stark, Utah State University
355-3
134
Role of Salinity and Different Bacterial Phyla On the Survival of Escherichia Coli O157:H7 In Leafy Green Producing Soils.
Abasiofiok Ibekwe, USDA-ARS; JINCAI Ma, USDA-ARS
355-4
135
Linking Microbial Community Structure and Function to Characterize Antibiotic Resistant Bacteria and Antibiotic Resistant Genes From Cattle Feces.
Lisa M. Durso, USDA, ARS, Agroecosystem Management Research Unit
355-5
136
Transport of Tylosin and Tylosin-Resistance Genes In Subsurface Drainage Water From Manured Fields.
Thomas Moorman, USDA-ARS National Laboratory for Agriculture and the Environment; Michelle Soupir, Iowa State University; Jason Garder, Iowa State University
355-6
137
Nitrifier Activity and Diversity In Swine Lagoon Covers.
Daniel Miller, USDA-ARS
355-7
138
Do Invasive Grasses Outcompete Native Species by Altering Soil Carbon Cycling and Microbial Diversity? A Study In the Santa Rita (Arizona) Rangeland.
Jean E. McLain, USDA-ARS; Erik P. Hamerlynck, USDA-ARS
355-8
139
Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungal Communities In Maize Fields Are Diverse, Strongly Dominated, and Likely Shaped by Soil Textural Characteristics.
Daniel Moebius-Clune, Cornell University; Bianca Moebius-Clune, Cornell University; Zoe Anderson, Cornell University; Teresa Pawlowska, Cornell University
355-9
140
Getting to a Standard Method - Acid Vs. Base Catalysed Methyl Esterification of Fames.
Taniya Roy Chowdhury, Ohio State University; Richard Dick, The Ohio State University
355-11
141
The Effect of Compost Tea Additions On Extractable Soil Nutrients and Microbial Activity.
Anna Courtney, University of Wisconsin Stevens Point Student Chapter of SWCS; Robert Michitsch, University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point; Kyle Herrman, University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point; Les Werner, University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point; Aga Razvi, University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point; Keith Turnquist, University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point
355-10
142
Study On the Correlation Between Microbial Metazoan (animal) Compositions In Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) and Animal Number/Biomass.
Tiehang Wu, University of South Florida; Abusad Mahmud, University of South Florida; Jim Garey, University of South Florida
355-12
143
Effects of Compost Tea On Soil Microbial Biomass Carbon, Nitrogen, and Phosphorus.
Joel Stokdyk, University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point; Kyle Herrman, University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point; Robert Michitsch, University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point; Aga Razvi, University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point; Keith Turnquist, University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point; Les Werner, University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point
355-13
144
The Effects of Compost Tea Applications to Soil on Microbial Activity.
Evan Roberts, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point; Les Werner, University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point; Kyle Herrman, University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point; Robert Michitsch, University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point; Aga Razvi, University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point; Keith Turnquist, University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point
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