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Keith Evan Schubert Penny Boston, Jane Curnutt, Ernesto Gomez Scotch on the Rocks Keith Evan Schubert Penny Boston, Jane Curnutt, Ernesto Gomez

Biological Soil Crusts

Solid lawns of goo grade into biovermiculations and back again In the twilight zone, organisms are photosynthetic…. Images by K. Ingham Image by P. Boston

Sulfur caves…. Luna Azufre, near Villa Luz Frassassi Cave, Italy, a H2S- rich system. Dan Jones and Jen Macalady, Penn State. La Joya Cave, Tabasco, MX

Tongass National Forest, AK Cataract Cave, above moonmilk Thrush Cave, above moonmilk Wingate Cave, heavily iron rich. A frequently “washed” system… Bioverms & moonmilk battle for supremacy

Lavatube Bioverms Gruta do Natal, Azores Epperson’s Cave, Hawaii Image by D. Northup Epperson’s Cave, Hawaii Kula Kai Cave, Hawaii Images by K. Ingham

Regrowth experiment by Louise Hose April 1999 September 2003 Earliest Most recent TEST SITE 1

Rietkerk, M., Dekker, S.C., de Ruiter, P.C., & van de Koppel, J. 2004. Self-organized patchiness and catastrophic shifts in ecosystems. Science 305:1926-1929.

Biological Patterning Ut = DUxx+R(U) Paper: The chemical basis of morphogenesis Image from Greg Turk

Example Pictures from Wikipedia

Baseline Model Growth dependent on water and nutrients Oscillation and bias Diffusion nutrient addition and use Precipitation Runoff, evaporation, absorption, diffusion, etc.

Generalized Cellular Automaton Radius of 3 Each cell has variable for biomass, nutrients, and water Next state of a cell is based on its current value, those within the radius, random factors Weights set to capture effect of differential equations

Simple Example Each cell has variable for biomass Є {0,1} Radius of 3 Each cell has variable for biomass Є {0,1} Water and nutrients in abundance Next state of a cell is same if sum of neighbors in range 8-12 Grow if sum of neighbors in range 13-34 Die else or randomly 5% of time

Simulated Bioverms

So Long And Thanks For All The Coffee