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2009 Harvard Forest REU Student Symposium Abstracts- Aponte, Noelia: Response of nitrate reductase enzyme activity to soil warming in sapling and canopy trees
- Bartlett, Megan: Leaf and Canopy-level Relationships Between Optical Properties, Photosynthetic Productivity, and Nitrogen Content
- Bennett, Katherine: Nectar production and anthocyanins in Sarracenia purpurea and their resulting effect on prey capture
- Bushey, Danielle: Urbanization and its Effect on the Feeding Rates in Red-Bellied and Downy Woodpeckers
- Carpenter, Dunbar: Biomass Energy and a Changing Forest Landscape: Modeling the Effects of Intensified Harvesting of Massachusetts' Forests for Biomass Energy Production
- Chandler, Jonathan: Temperature Alters Competitive Interactions in Ants at Harvard Forest
- Connell, Tamsin: Changes in coarse woody debris and fine woody debris due to an ice storm in Harvard Forest
- DeYoung, Sonia: The Effects of Ungulate Browsing on the Growth of Red Maple and Other Hardwoods
- Doroski, Danica: Factors Driving Species Diversity in Three Vegetation Layers of New England Forest
- Dossman, Bryant: Urbanization and Nest-Site Preference of Two Cavity Nesting Bird Species: Yellow-Bellied Sapsucker (Sphyrapicus varius) and Red Bellied Woodpecker (Melanerpes carolinus)
- Gallagher, Brendan: A twenty year study of vegetation dynamics in a virgin Hemlock forest in Sothern New Hampshire
- Hilerio, Samantha: The Presence of Spiders Reduces Ant Activity in Bogs
- Irizarry, Susan: Resilience of Acer rubrum growth after sustaining damage caused by an experimental blowdown
- Kassarjian, Alanna: Removing the Eastern Hemlock Influences Overstory Tree Growth
- Lawrence, Michael: Regional and Historical Variation of Tree Composition in New England Forests
- Ledwell, Eliza: Forecasting potential habitat of Tsuga canadensis under climate change using bioclimatic envelope models.
- Levye, Jennifer: Implications of Sectoral Variation in Red Oaks and Red Maples on Sap Flow Measurements
- Marroquin, Adriana: Long-term dynamics of hemlock in western Massachusetts
- Popham, Jennifer: Seedling & Sapling Composition Influences Browse Intensity of Ungulates in Massachusetts
- Rodriguez, Daniella: Under Warmer Conditions, the Advantage of Improved Foraging is negated by Increased Mortality in Apheanogaster rudis
- Subt, Cristina: Land Owner Decision Monitoring Over Long Term Displays Trends in Acreage Parcelization
- Teshera-Sterne, Cory: A Software Engineering Approach to Scientific Data Provenance
- Turner, Jenna: Stratified Dispersion: Tracking Long-distance Wind and Insect Dispersal Events in the Forest Understory
- Virgilio, Tawny: The Use of Mixed-Bead Resins to Determine the Effect of Two Invasive Insects on Throughfall Nitrogen Dynamics Under Eastern Hemlock (Tsuga canadensis L.)
- Wagner, Maggie: Mortality, coarse woody debris, and nutrient cycling over 20 years in a virgin Tsuga canadensis forest in New Hampshire
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