Wednesday Afternoon 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1630	B34A	CC 714B	Carbon Linkages Between Terrestrial and Aquatic Ecosystems: Magnitude, Mechanisms, and Biogeochemical Consequences II (joint with H) Presiding: E Stets, USGS; S Sebestyen, U.S. Forest Service; I Buffam, University of Wisconsin-Madison    [Print-friendly session details]
1630	B34A-01	CC 714B	Tracking Catchment-Scale Shifts In The Magnitude And Partitioning Of Carbon Export In Response To Changing Climatic Conditions *I F Creed INVITED    [Abstract]
1650	B34A-02	CC 714B	The Importance of Hydroscape Complexity in Regional Aquatic Carbon Dynamics *N R Lottig, E H Stanley    [Abstract]
1705	B34A-03	CC 714B	Export of Dissolved Organic Carbon From the Penobscot River Basin in North-Central Maine *T G Huntington, G R Aiken    [Abstract]
1720	B34A-04	CC 714B	Natural Variability in Dissolved Organic Carbon and Dissolved Organic Nitrogen Transport in Artificially Drained Landscapes of the U.S. Midwest. *P E Cuadra, P Vidon    [Abstract]
1735	B34A-05	CC 714B	Predicting the Fate of Dissolved Organic Carbon Within Forest Mineral Soils *D N Kothawala, T R Moore    [Abstract]
1750	B34A-06	CC 714B	Carbon Cycling in Alpine and Arctic watersheds affected by permafrost degradation: An insight from Sweden *C L Roehm, R Giesler, J Karlsson    [Abstract]
1805	B34A-07	CC 714B	Landscape Change, Organic Carbon Mineralization, and Carbon Export in Northern River Basins *R G Striegl INVITED    [Abstract]