Monday Morning 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1020	B12A	MCC 3004	The Bioatmospheric N Cycle: N Emissions, Transformations, Deposition, and Terrestrial and Aquatic Ecosystem Impacts I (joint with A, OS, AE, GC) Presiding: S B Weiss, Creekside Center for Earth Observations, menlo Park, California; S Pryor, Atmospheric Science Program, Department of Geography, Indiana    [Abstracts]
1020	B12A-01	MCC 3004	Anthropogenic Nitrogen Mobilization: Drivers, Consequences and Opportunities for Action *J N Galloway INVITED    [details]
1035	B12A-02	MCC 3004	An overview of sources and species of water-soluble organic nitrogen in the global atmosphere *K A Mace    [details]
1050	B12A-03	MCC 3004	Passive Samplers for Monitoring Insidious N Air Pollutants and Estimating N Deposition to Terrestrial Ecosystems *A Bytnerowicz INVITED    [details]
1105	B12A-04	MCC 3004	Dry and Wet Deposition of Atmospheric Inorganic Nitrogen in a Tropical Environment (Rond\^{o}nia, Brazil: 10\deg45.44'S, 62\deg21.27'W) *I Trebs, L L Lara, L M Zeri, M A Moura, L V Gatti, P Artaxo, J Slanina, M O Andreae, F X Meixner    [details]
1120	B12A-05	MCC 3004	Nitrogen Additions Increase the Diversity of Carbon Compounds Degraded by Fungi in Boreal Forests *T B Gartner, K M Turner, K K Treseder    [details]
1135	B12A-06	MCC 3004	Biodiversity Risks from Atmospheric Nitrogen Deposition in California *S B Weiss    [details]
1150	B12A-07	MCC 3004	Atmospheric Nitrogen Deposition: An increasingly Important Source of "new" Nitrogen Supporting Coastal Eutrophication *H W Paerl, D R Whitall, R L Dennis    [details]
1205	B12A-08	MCC 3004	Development and Implementation of Critical Loads for Atmospheric Deposition: Federal Land Management Implications *E M Porter    [details]