• Introduction

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Articles

• Burning and mowing have no effect on water content, ph or organic matter in prairie and forest soils at CERA

  Ian Besse, Jennifer Thornton

  1-9

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• Burning reduces nematode abundance in reconstructed prairies

  Evie Kenepp

  10-16

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• Over reliance on annual burning, with or without mowing, may be harmful to soil arthropods

  Maria Kustritz, Rachel Melis

  17-24

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• Forest fire has no significant effect on abundance or diversity of edaphic arthropods at CERA

  Greta Bliss, Laura Marz, Sacha Steenhoeck

  25-29

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• Ant mounds influence soil composition, but not vegetation

  Sarah Bode, Allyson Goose, Chuck Warpehoski

  30-36

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• The effects of burning and mowing on the growth of Lespedeza cuneata

  Adam Diller

  37-39

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• Allocation of clonal growth in goldenrod varies across species and environments

  Caitlin Nora Crowley, Seth Michael Ford, Lindsay Marie Hagy

  40-46

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• Basal stem width, and herbivory differ in galled ramets versus ungalled ramets for Solidago altissima

  Andrew J. Civettini, Gordon B. Rice, Jordan H. Serin

  47-53

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