Purdue AGRICULTURE

Purdue Agriculture Research Works

Annual Statistical Report 2006-2007

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Food. Feed. Fiber. Fuel. Sustainability. Environmental concerns. Food price- inflation. Riots in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. The debates are visceral and, sometimes, even violent. Purdue Agriculture is helping find solutions for these often competing interests.

Our faculty, staff, and students are making significant advances in genomics and proteomics, informatics and statistics, biophysics, molecular genetics, breeding, genetic engineering of plants and animals, human and animal health, nutrition, nanotechnology, youth and family issues, and other areas. This is creating unprecedented opportunities to develop new and sustainable systems, with minimal impact on the environment and husbanding of natural resources.

This annual report of the Purdue agricultural research enterprise provides an overview of the people, their efforts to address issues, and the metrics.

Through Discovery, Learning, and Engagement, our faculty are making a difference to more effectively address questions related to human and animal health, environmental and natural resource management, the bioeconomy, food security and food safety, and enhancing agricultural competitiveness.

We thank you for your support of our efforts and hope this report gives you an overview of the Purdue Agricultural Research Programs.

Sonny Ramaswamy Director of Agricultural Research Programs Associate Dean of Agriculture

Purdue AGRICULTURE 2 Contents

Features Food safety invention wins team award ...... 4 Waste to watts ...... 5 College recognizes million-dollar grants ...... 6 New era at Purdue still steeped in land-grant history ...... 6 Team award winners know your business ...... 7 Growth Industry ...... 8 Group Dynamics ...... 8 A bumpy road to energy independence ...... 9 Turning waste into wattage ...... 9 Gerald E. Shively—2007 Agricultural Research Award. . . . 10 From fat to fit ...... 11-12 Financial Awards Summary Statistics Expenditures ...... 14 Expenditures Chart ...... 15 Federal Formula Projects Summary ...... 16 Federal Formula Projects ...... 17-24 Award Amounts Departments ...... 26 Non-Academic Units ...... 27 Federal Grants Federal Competitive Awards Summary ...... 29 Federal Competitive Awards ...... 30-36 Non-Federal Grants, Contracts, and Support Corporations, Foundations, and Individuals . . . . . 38-46 State and Other Agencies ...... 47-48 Faculty Activities Faculty Expertise ...... 50-57 Faculty Honors ...... 59-61 Journals ...... 63-65 Faculty Publications ...... 67-93 Sponsored Programs ...... 95-113

3 Features Food safety invention wins team award By Susan Steeves An interdisciplinary team of scientists who are inventing new ways to protect our food supply from potentially deadly food pathogens has garnered the 2006 Purdue Agriculture Team Award. The Biosensor Detection Team’s research focuses on rapidly deter- mining whether such microbes as Listeria monocytogenes or E. coli exist in food, particularly meat and milk products. The technologies the team has developed include a biochip about the size of a fingernail that analyzes very small amounts of food and does it faster and less expensively than current methods. The researchers also have found a way to take large samples of foods and concentrate the microorganisms into small volumes to inject onto the chip. “The technologies that the Biosensor Detection Team has devel- Faculty members of the team are food science professors Bhunia oped are a major step in protecting food throughout the supply and Richard Linton and associate professors Bruce Applegate and system from accidental or purposeful contamination by potentially Mark Morgan; agricultural and biological engineering distinguished deadly pathogens,” says Randy Woodson, Glenn W. Sample Dean of professor Michael Ladisch and assistant professor Nate Mosier; Agriculture. Rashid Bashir, professor of electrical and computer engineering and biomedical engineering; J. Paul Robinson, professor of biomedical The diagnostic method that includes the biosensor and the cell engineering and biology; and Dan Hirleman, William E. and Flor- concentration technology has decreased detection time from two ence E. Perry Head and Professor of Mechanical Engineering. or three days to a few hours. The research provides a first important step toward a prototype integrated system for testing in industry. Other members of the team are Padmapriya Banada, food science postdoctoral research scientist; Debra Sherman, manager, hor- “We could not have achieved the same results if just one research ticulture department life sciences microscopy facility; Shu-I Tu, specialty had been involved,” says Arun Bhunia, a microbiologist in supervisory research chemist, USDA Agricultural Research Service; the Department of Food Science. “The interdisciplinary work not and laboratory technicians Kiya Smith from food science, David only has enabled us to produce these new technologies, but it also Taylor from chemical engineering, Jennifer Sturgis from veterinary has helped us better teach and train undergraduate and graduate medicine’s Department of Basic Medical Sciences, and Xingya Liu students in biology, microbiology and engineering.” from the Laboratory of Renewable Resources Engineering. Approximately 76 million cases of foodborne illness occur annu- Other team members from that laboratory are Miraslav Sedlak, ally in the United States, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease senior research scientist; bioprocess research engineer Tom Huang, Control and Prevention. This results in 5,500 deaths and 325,000 also of the Department of Chemical Engineering; and Linda Liu, people being hospitalized. laboratory supervisor. The USDA Agricultural Research Service has funded the work Reprinted with permission from Fall 2006 Connections through a cooperative agreement with the Purdue Center for Food Safety Engineering.

4 Waste to watts Scientists create mobile, trash-fueled generator By Doug Main The problem with garbage is just that — it is waste, and it use- lessly takes up space. But what if you could turn garbage into something useful? Scientists at Purdue are turning this science-fiction hypothetical into reality: They have created a portable refinery that efficiently converts food, paper and plastic rubbish into electricity. The machine, designed for the military, would allow soldiers to con- vert field waste into power at remote locations anywhere in the world, and could have widespread civilian applications in the future.

“This is a very promising technology,” says Michael Ladisch, a profes- Photo by Tom Campbell sor of agricultural and biological engineering who leads the project. Professor Nathan Mosier fine-tunes the tactical biorefinery that Purdue scientists helped develop for the U.S. Army to turn waste “In a very short time, it would be ready for use in the military, and I into electricity think it could be used outside the military shortly thereafter.” or low-grade propane and methane. The gas and the ethanol then The “tactical biorefinery” processes several kinds of garbage at once become the fuel for a modified diesel engine that powers a generator. and converts it into fuel via two parallel processes — and then The only residue from the two processes is a small amount of ash burns the different fuels in the same diesel engine, which powers that must be removed from the biorefinery every two or three days. a generator and which initially powered the conversion of some of In November, the researchers fired up the machine and demonstrated the materials into fuel. that it produced 90 percent more energy than it consumed, Warner Roughly the size of a U-Haul trailer, the biorefinery could provide said. The U.S. Army subsequently commissioned the tactical biorefinery, soldiers with electricity in remote locations while simultaneously signifying that the team had successfully completed a functional disposing of waste. This would alleviate the expense and potential prototype. In December, Army officials presented Army Certificates danger associated with transporting waste and fuel. And, by elimi- of Appreciation to the researchers, including Ladisch and Nathan nating trash, it could also protect a military unit’s security, since Mosier, a professor of agricultural and biological engineering. garbage may reveal valuable information about a unit’s location, The next steps are to improve the existing prototype and build a movement and activities. second, after which the devices will be tested on-site at an overseas “We’ve designed a device that converts military field waste into location. electrical energy, and we’ve shown that it works very well,” says Ladisch foresees a time when the biorefinery could be used at a Jerry Warner, founder of Defense Life Sciences LLC, a collaborating variety of factories, restaurants or stores. company based in McLean, Va. “I believe the biorefinery could be of immediate use to our military personnel after we complete the “The biorefinery could probably be used to generate a little extra fine-tuning process.” electricity at any place that generates a fair amount of food and scrap waste,” he says. “This could help reduce electricity costs, and Ladisch and Warner say they could see the biorefinery used in a you might even be able to produce some surplus energy to put back disaster situation such as Hurricane Katrina or any crisis in which onto the electrical grid.” people are stranded in areas without power. The machine could turn debris such as wood chips, organic material and assorted The biorefinery is also earth-friendly, Mosier says, because much garbage into electricity. of the fuel it combusts is carbon-neutral. Carbon-neutral fuels — such as ethanol — do not cause a net increase in atmospheric The biorefinery first separates organic food material from residual carbon dioxide because they release carbon that already was in the trash, such as paper, plastic, Styrofoam and cardboard. The food atmosphere until it recently was taken up by a plant during pho- waste goes to a bioreactor, where industrial yeast ferments it into tosynthesis. The same is not true for petroleum, because its carbon ethanol. Residual materials go to a gasifier, where they are heated contents were removed from the atmosphere millions of years ago. under low-oxygen conditions and eventually become producer gas, Reprinted with permission from Winter 2007 Connections 5 College recognizes million-dollar grants By Tom Campbell In an era when the average grant is around $200,000, the ability The College of Agriculture has opened the doors to a most exclusive to secure million-dollar grants says Purdue teams are conducting club. All it costs to get in is $1 million. research that funding agencies think is important. Two teams and one individual researcher are inaugural millionaire’s “Funding is incredibly competitive,” Ramaswamy said. “Major fund- club members for securing $1 million in grants during 2005-06. ing agencies such as the National Science Foundation, the National “I am very grateful, especially during this difficult funding climate, Institutes of Health and the USDA National Research Initiative that my laboratory was able to secure federal funds to support our only fund between 6 and 12 percent of grant applications, so our research projects,” said Scott Briggs, assistant professor of biochem- researchers’ ability to secure these large grants is significant.” istry and one of the “millionaires” cited. The name of each researcher is listed on a large plaque in the “Furthermore, it is such a nice honor to be recognized by Purdue Agricultural Administration Building. In addition to the college and the College of Agriculture for this award, Purdue Provost Sally Mason plants a achievement. These funds will help support tree on campus to honor each research team. projects that are trying to explain the basic The team led by Linton focuses on building function of how genes are regulated and how multidisciplinary teams and developing bet- aberrant gene expression may lead to cancer.” ter approaches for detection and control of Other Purdue Agriculture researchers foodborne hazards that affect the U.S. food honored with membership in the “club” are supply. Other team members whose names a team led by professor Mary Pilat in the appear on the plaque are Bruce Applegate, Department of Youth Development and Agricultural Education, Arun Bhunia, Carlos Corvalan, Maribeth Cousin and David Nivens, and one led by food science professor Richard Linton at the Purdue all from food science; Joseph Irudayaraj, Michael Ladisch and Chang Center for Food Safety Engineering. Lu, all from agricultural and biological engineering; and Charles Woloshuk, from botany and plant pathology. Sonny Ramaswamy, associate dean of Purdue Agriculture and director of Agriculture Research Programs, explained why the club was cre- The team led by Pilat runs the CARe (Communities Against Rape) ated: “By honoring these researchers, we want to send the message initiative, which creates, implements and evaluates interpersonal that our faculty are hitting their stride on securing big-time grants. violence prevention educational programs in more than 35 commu- nities, 200 school systems, and at 27 colleges/universities, reaching “Getting a million dollars in grants is pretty amazing. Establishing more than 300,000 youth ages 12-21. Other team members whose this millionaire’s club within the college is a way of recognizing names appear on the plaque are Andrea Linsmeyer, Renee McKee these outstanding scientists.” and Suzan Norris, all in youth development and agricultural education. Reprinted with permission from Winter 2007 Connections New era at Purdue still steeped in land-grant history When the Purdue University Board of Trustees voted President Córdova comes to Purdue from a sister unanimously May 7 to name France Córdova as land-grant institution, the University of California, Purdue’s 11th president, three of the trustees casting Riverside, where she was at the forefront of innovative votes were members of the Purdue Agriculture family. research and progressive community outreach programs. The opportunity to elect a new president was a mo- During her acceptance speech, she remarked that the mentous occasion for Purdue Agriculture alumni Mark frontier research at Purdue today is fused with spirit of the Townsend and John Hardin Jr. and animal sciences land-grant mission, so that the university is able to reach major Rachel Cumberbatch, the student representative into every community in Indiana and make a difference. on the board. Hardin also co-chaired the 14-member Córdova We at Purdue Agriculture welcome President Córdova presidential search committee, of which Bernard Tao, Indiana and look forward to her leadership as we continue to meet the Soybean Board Professor in Soybean Utilization Research, was a needs of communities at home and abroad through learning, member. They all did us proud in choosing a president who is an discovery and engagement. internationally renowned scientist and a visionary leader. Reprinted with permission from Summer 2007 Agricultures 6 Team award winners know your business By Susan Steeves A 35-member group of Purdue Extension county educators and university specialists dedicated to helping entrepreneurs launch and expand Indiana businesses is the largest team ever to win the Purdue Agriculture Team Award. Begun in 2002, the New Ventures Team helps people evalu- ate, develop and expand all types of commercial enterprises. The team obtained a $1 million USDA-Rural Development Program grant to form the Agricultural Innovation and Com- mercialization Center (AICC) in 2003. “We started the New Ventures Team to respond to commu- nity needs based on questions received in county Extension offices and offices here on campus,” says Joan Fulton, Purdue professor of agricultural economics and co-chair of the team.

“The AICC philosophy is to provide tools so people can evalu- Photo by Tom Campbell ate and analyze business ideas themselves.” The 2007 Purdue Agriculture Team Award recipients are: Front row, left The other co-chairs named in the award are Jerry Nelson, to right: Bernie Tao, Vickie Hadley, Maria Marshall, Margaret Zoglmann, Maud Roucan and Kevin Keener. Second row: Steve Swain, Kirby Hayes, Purdue New Ventures educator (for New Ventures), and Mi- Linda Heckaman, Freddie Barnard and Steve Smith. Third row: Laura chael Boehlje, professor of agricultural economics (for AICC). Hoelscher, Joy May, Jerry Nelson, Joan Fulton, Betty Jones, Jane Anderson and Steven Engleking. Fourth row: Chris Sigurdson, Jennifer Dennis, Aissa The New Ventures/AICC Team provides assistance through Irvin, Craig Dobbins and Nick Held. Back row: Tom Jordan, Jim Luzar, one-on-one consultations, publications, workshops, research Kwamena Quagrainie, Allan Gray, Michael Boehlje and Dan Wilson. Not and INVenture, the online tool for developing a business pictured are Jay Akridge, Alice Alderson, Sam Cordes, Kelly Easterday, Ken plan. The team has presented more than 70 workshops to Foster and Stacy Herr. more than 1,800 people since its inception. The topics include grant writing, new business evaluation, organic foods, agritourism, economic development that professionals in other states are adopt- starting a food business, and targeted sales and marketing. ing them,” Woodson says. “One of our most popular workshops is ‘Bigger Profits through The team has produced a series of publications available online Targeted Sales,’” Fulton says. “People who have never attended an that cover the workshop topics and other areas relevant to business Extension event before have taken advantage of these.” development. The materials are listed at www.agecon.purdue.edu/ newventures/. In nominating the New Ventures/AICC Team, Sally Thompson, head of Purdue’s Department of Agricultural Economics, said the group is Fulton says that people who come to the New Ventures/AICC semi- the epitome of teamwork. nars and who use the publications are in three different categories: “The Purdue New Ventures/AICC Team exemplifies a group of 1) Farmers who want to expand beyond traditional farming into diverse Extension professionals joining together to address an areas such as agritourism, ethanol or corn masa. important societal need to a significant target audience,” her 2) Farm families who want to start a separate business not nomination stated. “Their efforts have stimulated and supported connected to the farm. entrepreneurial activity.” 3) Small and medium businesses not associated with agricul- Randy Woodson, Glenn W. Sample Dean of Agriculture, says the ture. About 75 percent of the attendees at sales and market- team has been successfully innovative in developing the materials ing workshops last fall were from nonagricultural businesses, to meet the needs of those interested in initiating or expanding a including home heating contractors, financial planners, business. florists, beauty product salespeople, a towing service owner “Their workshops and publications are so appropriate for spurring and a pest control business owner. Reprinted with permission from Spring2007 Connections 7 Growth industry More and more, landowners who are looking to start a new business venture or expand an existing operation are considering agritourism. Farm tours and markets, u-pick farms, wineries, and bed and breakfast inns are among the most popular agritourism ventures. Purdue Extension has produced the Indiana Resource Guide for Agritourism to help make entrepreneurs aware of the possibilities and the pitfalls of starting such an enterprise. “Usually the owners understand production very well,” says Jerry Nelson, Purdue Extension New Ventures educator. “What they need help with is promotion, partnerships and polices. There is usually much confu- sion about liability issues, creative ways to get people to come out to the farm and getting enough capital to start their business.” Photo by Tom Campbell You can download the resource guide at www.ces.purdue.edu/ Offering strawberries and other produce is a popular agritourism venture in Indiana. extbusiness/value.htm or pick up a CD version at any Purdue Extension county office. Reprinted with permission from Summer 2007 Agricultures

Group dynamics By Beth Forbes A new statistical method of determining genetic traits that influence social interactions among animals may make for more productive livestock. Scientists from Purdue University, the Netherlands and England designed mathematical equations based on traits to choose animals that are more congenial in groups, says William Muir, a Purdue Department of Animal Sciences geneticist. The new method is a tool that could contribute both to animal well-being and to securing the world’s future food supply, including permitting more animals to be domesticated. The tool makes it possible to design selective breeding programs to effectively reduce competitive interactions in livestock. The method also aids in predicting how social interactions affect the natural Photo by Tom Campbell evolution of species. Inherited competition among animals—for All plants and animals compete for limited resources. Purdue geneticist William Muir, such things as food, space, territory and mates—has profound shown with a domesticated tilapia, has discovered information that can help breed less effects on performance, Muir says. aggressive animals that will be more productive. The scientists discovered that aggressiveness and all other traits “This selection methodology is a roadmap to improving the breed- affecting social interactions are inherited and can be estimated. ing of domesticated animals,” Muir says. “The tool also could allow They were also able to confirm more inherited trait variations that us to domesticate more species as readily available food sources, influence social interactions than could be identified with classic such as cannibalistic shellfish and game fish.” selection analysis. Reprinted with permission from Summer 2007 Agricultures 8 A bumpy road to energy independence By Beth Forbes On the road to making the United States energy independent, Hoosiers are likely to find potholes, highway congestion and con- struction zones, says Frank Dooley, a Purdue University agricultural economist who specializes in transportation. While the ethanol boom should reduce the nation’s dependence on foreign oil, delivering corn to production plants and the finished product to retailers could create a transportation problem in Indiana. “The grain and transportation industries face dramatic changes over the next few years as a result of the growth of the ethanol industry,” Dooley says.banner The race to build ethanol plants is a positive sign for agriculture, but the plants are going up faster than the transportation infra- structure to support them. “The state could be a potential loser if it Dooley examines the ethanol industry’s impact on grain shipping doesn’t monitor changing traffic patterns and roads,” he says. “For and transportation systems in The Effect of Ethanol on Grain Trans- example, are we going to need to build more interchanges on the portation and Storage, a Purdue Extension publication available on interstates? Let’s say an ethanol plant pops up. How are we going Purdue’s BioEnergy Web site www.ces.purdue.edu/bioenergy. to get corn off the interstate and over to that plant? The state could have bills coming in that it hadn’t anticipated.” Reprinted with permission from Summer 2007 Agricultures

Turning waste into wattage Industrial and farm waste soon “We’re bringing together agricul- may supply electricity for thou- ture and industry to optimize the sands of people, thanks to an energy potential in waste,” says economic development collabora- Ron Turco, Purdue environmental tion among experts from Purdue microbiologist. “We want this University, industry, and city and project located in an area that county governments. takes full advantage of the avail- Purdue planners and scientists, able waste generated by the area’s central Indiana’s Clinton County industrial base.” and city of Frankfort, Archer Changing waste into energy for Daniels Midland Co. and Indiana homes, businesses and farms is Clean Energy LLC are joining forces stewardship for the environment, to use waste to produce methane says Gina Sheets, Clinton County for conversion to electricity. Two economic development director. separate facilities will be built— “Throwing away waste that has one for industrial waste conversion value is a waste; it harms the and another for hog waste—with the goal of having plants in environment and ignores a valuable resource.” operation by spring 2008. Reprinted with permission from Summer 2007 Agricultures

9 Gerald E. Shively earns 2007 Agricultural Research Award At an international scientific conference in Costa Rica a few years Shively’s trademark project, a longitudinal study of a group of ago, Jerry Shively concluded a presentation of his research with lowland rice farmers and their upland neighbors in a remote something rare—humor. region of the Philippines, demonstrated that building an irrigation “I said that I needed some money to go back to the Philippines to system in the river valley had positive impacts on productivity, continue my research,” Shively recalls. “Of course we all laughed, farm households, and even the environment. One strength of the because everybody in the room needed research funds.” study was that Shively was able to collect data before and after the irrigation system was put in place. A surprising observation: irriga- But while Shively’s need wasn’t compelling to his audience, his tion indirectly caused a small but significant decrease in local rates ability was: he had just completed one of a series of landmark stud- of deforestation, because it provided jobs for the upland residents ies demonstrating the economic and environmental ramifications who otherwise would have cleared forest. of agricultural development in a remote part of the Philippines. Similar research followed in Malawi, where Shively and one Even at this early stage, people were paying attention of his students showed that the introduction of improved to—and paying for—his work; during a coffee break, a maize seeds created more opportunities for farm work man approached him and offered to fund his next study. while reducing forest-use. He has done similar research on “‘I’m from the World Bank,’ he said,” as Shively recalls. “‘I agricultural markets and production systems in Bangladesh, think we can help you out.’” Vietnam, Ghana, and elsewhere. Others—including the National Science Foundation— Besides conducting research around the world and bringing followed suit. As a graduate student, Shively won a John in $2 million in grant money to Purdue, Shively manages to teach a popular undergraduate course and mentor graduate D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Graduate Shively Studies Fellowship and a Fulbright grant. The Ford students, two of whom have received national recognition Foundation has also funded his work. for their research. And despite having no Extension appointment, he has worked on several local projects, including an economic Whether entertaining his family with his guitar, mentoring his stu- study of the proposed Grand Kankakee Marsh National Wildlife dents, or conducting research around the world, Shively gives much Refuge in Indiana and Illinois. of his time and effort to bettering people’s lives. That’s because Shively not only devotes time to his family and students—he Born in Ohio, Shively went to Boston University intent on studying was awarded his department’s undergraduate teaching award in classics. He instead found a passion for economics and, graduating 2003—but because his research is “closely focused on understand- magna cum laude, stayed a year to finish his Master’s in economics. ing and addressing problems that affect peoples’ lives and their use Then, Shively did something unexpected: he bought a one-way of natural resources in rural settings,” as one of his peers put it. ticket to Katmandu, Nepal and spent almost two years traveling on This is only one reason among many why Jerry Shively is this year’s a shoestring throughout South and Southeast Asia. It was during 2007 Agricultural Research Award recipient. this time that Shively saw firsthand the problems faced by rural low-income people in developing countries. Another is that Shively is a preeminent leader in agricultural economics, as recognized by his appointments as Co-Editor-in-Chief “In retrospect, this voyage was an important part of my growing of Agricultural Economics and Associate Editor of Environment and awareness of problems related to economic development and the Development Economics, both leading journals. critical role of agriculture in fostering development,” he says. He has also authored or co-authored more than 50 peer-reviewed The rest is history. After earning his Ph.D. from Wisconsin with an articles in top journals, and many of his studies are widely cited. award-winning dissertation in 1996, he came to Purdue the same His writing is known for its scientific rigor and clarity; a professor at year, where he has been ever since, performing his groundbreak- another university uses one of Shively’s articles as a model for his ing research and educating the students who will make further thesis-writing course. contributions. Shively’s research, which has taken him all over the world, exam- We in the Purdue Agriculture community hope that all of the plane ines a wide range of issues surrounding the role of agriculture in tickets in Shively’s future will be round-trip. economic development and in the relationship between people and their environment. 10 From fat to fit Hoosiers shed pounds through programs that combine healthy eating and physical activity

By Beth Forbes included smoothies, pasta, salads Hoosiers shed pounds through programs that combine healthy and sandwiches. The judging eating and physical activity team of local restaurateurs was Thirteen-year-old Taylor Patterson loves to cook, even when she’s so impressed with the nutritious not in her own kitchen, where licking the bowl and spattering a recipes created by the contestants little over the edge are accepted. that some of the winning edibles made it onto menus at local Last summer she cooked at the Hendricks County 4-H fair in front eateries. One teenage participant of an audience and three judges. Taylor’s task was to make a tasty was even offered a job. “Charbon- Photos by Tom Campbell treat while competing against two other teams. And, like the Food nos featured our sandwich for a Taylor Patterson shows that kids can make healthy snacks for themselves, a Network’s Rachel Ray, she had to chat about her recipe and prepare weekend, and, when they made it in 30 minutes or less. feat she demonstrated at the Kitchen it, it was right on the money,” Inventions competition at the Hendricks Taylor, of Pittsboro, Ind., believed she had a winner in her Tex-Mex Benjamin says. “We took our County 4-H fair. chicken wraps, a concoction she made up after surfing the Web whole family there to eat. We for recipes. Her secret ingredient: her dad’s homemade barbecue met the cooks, and they clapped for us.” sauce. As she plated her creation, she hoped it would please the Thanks to the success of the event, national food companies ap- judges’ palates, too. proached Switzer about sponsoring and expanding the Kitchen This competition, where “Iron Chef” meets county fair, was the Inventions challenge. This summer, the contest will feature an ad- brainchild of Beth Switzer, a Purdue Extension educator in Hen- ditional category for college students making an entire 30-minute dricks County. Dubbed “Kitchen Inventions,” the contest was not meal. That should give Rachel Ray some competition. only fun for kids, but also a way for them to learn how to select and Girth growth make healthy, nutritious foods. Participants had to create a recipe that had high Vitamin A, calcium or fiber content. Being overweight is a growing problem for kids. In fact, the signifi- cance of the obesity problem among youth is such that this nation “Kids need to take responsibility for their own intake,” says Switzer, may raise a generation with decreased life expectancy from that a nutrition expert. “This contest was a way to empower young of their parents due to chronic disease, according to Karen Zotz, people to make good choices and take an active role in their food Purdue Extension consumer and family sciences program leader. selections and consumption.” According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Children make many of their own food decisions. Whether it’s skip- percentage of overweight children has more than doubled in the ping breakfast, drinking pop from vending machines, selecting á la carte lunch items at school, purchasing candy on the way home last 20 years in the United States. In 2003, 13.5 percent of our na- or eating nutritionally empty, calorie-laden after-school snacks, tion’s youngsters weighed more than they should, and, in Indiana, today’s youth have ample opportunities to add to their ampleness. 11.5 percent of children were overweight. When the judges’ verdict came in, Taylor and teammate John Problems associated with children who are overweight include Stayton finished second in their category. “The judges thought we health concerns, school absenteeism, poor academic performance should have cooked the tortilla more and put the barbecue sauce and depression. Excess weight has also been tied to the likelihood on the side,” she says. that a child will be bullied in school. The winning team of 13-year-old Benjamin Hendricks and his In addition to health concerns, obesity has other hidden costs, 11-year-old sister Riley, of Brownsburg, Ind., won over the judges such as medical bills and a lack of productivity. According to a U.S. with a creation they called “Last Night’s Leftovers.” “It was grilled Surgeon General’s report, the economic cost of obesity in this na- chicken on a Kaiser roll with a pickle, lettuce and ranch dressing,” tion is about $117 billion. “Being overweight is not just a personal Benjamin reveals. problem,” Zotz says. Twenty-seven teams of children between the ages of 10 and 18 Shedding excess weight and keeping it off is a skill that can be competed in the inaugural Kitchen Inventions contest. The fare learned. “Behavior modification is really what it’s all about,” Zotz 11 says. “Research provides us with successful change models that can That was nearly 30 years ago. At 79 years of age, Evens has slowed be used to motivate and teach young people about the importance her pace but hasn’t lost ground. The petite, energetic woman, who of living a healthy lifestyle.” ironically makes some of the finest desserts in Greencastle for a Healthy habits local restaurant, continues the exercise regimen she started years ago. “I’ve told my employer that I think I’ll stop working next year, The Kitchen Inventions contest is only one of several exciting health but I still will walk about every morning,” she says. and fitness programs that Purdue Extension offers in counties across the state to educate youth and adults about the importance Evens is one of about 600 walkers in Putnam County who last fall of good nutrition and physical fitness. signed up for Walking for Wellness, a joint program of Purdue Ex- tension and the Putnam County Health Department. The goal was For instance, in Adams County, kids participate in a Purdue Extension for the group to cover enough distance to walk around the world. program twice a week that helps them take off excess pounds and gain self-confidence. The after-school effort, Super Kids Dare to Be Evens, who also cross-country skis, was already active but joined Healthy, targets kids and parents with behavior-changing advice. the program to encourage others in the pursuit of better health. “I know it invigorates me and takes the stress away,” she says. “We talk about nutrition education, behavioral health, body image, self-esteem and physical activity,” says Purdue Extension educa- During the 12-week Walking for Wellness program, participants tor Trisha Hockemeyer. In addition, the two-hour sessions include were given pedometers to keep track of the number of steps they activities such as sports and rock climbing. took each day. At the end of each week, the total num- ber of strides was reported and logged on a Purdue Seventeen year-old Sarah Cearns participated in Extension Web site. the program with her sister Shalynn and brother Cody. Sarah joined primarily for the encourage- Purdue Extension educator Jackie Baumann says Walk- ment she thought she would receive but found ing for Wellness allowed people to walk anywhere, much more. “I had been overweight and trying to anytime, and every step was recorded. She says that lose weight,” she says. “The nutrition advice really once people became aware of personal walking pat- helped, and now I read nutrition labels. You don’t terns, some started doing things like taking the stairs have to eat just veggies, veggies, veggies. There rather than the elevator and parking farther from the are some good food alternatives.” store in order to increase their steps. “We surpassed our goal at the start of the program,” Bauman says. “The Sarah lost 15 pounds while in the program and Thursa Evens continues an exercise regimen distance we covered totaled more than 44,000 miles, or continues the healthy habits that she learned. She that she began some 30 years ago. The nearly two trips around the world.” and her 15-year-old sister set a New Year’s resolu- Greencastle, Ind., resident was one of 600 in tion to lose more weight together and learned Putnam County who participated in Walking Greencastle’s Karen Shillings, who was the top female how to set reasonable goals from the Super Kids for Wellness, a fitness program sponsored by walker, with more than 957,525 steps, used her Purdue Extension. program. Their 11-year-old brother, who doesn’t diminutive stature in her fitness strategy. “My husband normally like sports, says he really enjoys the exercise portions of and I walked together. He’s 6 feet tall, and I’m 5 feet 3 inches. So the sessions, and he now plays more outside. “I also liked learning I tried to cover as much distance as he did, but I always had more that ice cream is not as bad as you think,” Cody says. steps,” she laughs. The top walker, Dale Cantonwine, reported more than one million steps. And for those in the program, a better self-image helps complete the picture. Parents of children who have participated report seeing People at work also got involved. Cindy Wright got her Greencastle an overall increase in confidence among their children and report officemates to participate and kept track of the 11 ladies’ strides feeling more confident themselves in modeling healthier lifestyles. each week, encouraging slackers to get moving. She says the pe- dometer was also a helpful motivator. “Having that thing strapped Move on over to your belt gets you to do it,” Wright says. People also walked in While eating and exercise behaviors are learned at an early age, it’s teams at the local school, hospital and county courthouse. never too late to start a healthy habit. When Thursa Evens turned For folks not part of a formal walking program, Evens says all you 50, her doctor suggested she become more active and take up really need to get into walking is a good pair of tennis shoes and walking or jogging. She enjoyed being outdoors, so she started the willingness to start. “Just do it,” she says. “The more you do, the strolling her rural Bainbridge road. Walking a mile each day soon more you want to.” led to her covering a mile-and-a-half. She then started jogging that same stretch, eventually running up to three miles per day. Reprinted with permission from Summer 2007 Agricultures

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Expenditures Expenditures Chart Federal Formula Projects Summary Federal Formula Projects

13 Expenditures Report for Agricultural Research Programs Fiscal Year 2006-2007 RESEARCH Appropriations $ % State Appropriations University General Funds 16,524,235 22.0 Specific Line 4,109,776 5.5 State subtotal: 20,634,011 27.5

Federal Appropriations 6,591,729 8.8 Total Appropriations: 27,225,741 36.3

Grants and Contract Support $ % Federal Grant and Contract Support USDA Grants 9,370,365 12.5 NSF 7,035,997 9.4 DHHS 2,923,081 3.9 NASA 1,144,958 1.5 DOE 976,682 1.3 AID 726,451 1.0 Other Federal 984,645 1.3 Federal Subtotals: 23,162,179 30.9

Non-Federal Grants and Contract Support State/Local Govts 931,745 1.2 Industry/Foundations 11,164,163 14.9 Other 1,656,460 2.2 Non-Federal Subtotal: 13,752,369 18.3

Gifts 4,239,925 5.6 Total Grants & Contract Support: 41,154,472 54.8

Sales and Miscellaneous Income $ % Farms 5,548,500 7.4 Other 1,131,308 1.5 TOTAL RESEARCH 75,060,021 100.0

REGULATORY AND SERVICES State Appropriations-Specific Line 3,518,959 24.4 Grant and Contract Support 1,427,312 9.9 Regulatory/Commodity Income 6,632,622 45.9 Sales and Miscellaneous Income 2,863,488 19.8 TOTAL REGULATORY & SERVICE 14,442,380 100.0

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15 eterinary $60,068 eterinary School of Medicine: V School of V Stennis $475,039 Hatch $310,461 Agriculture: McIntire Medicine: Animal Health $863,272 Agriculture: Multistate amily $310,760 Sciences: Hatch Consumer & F Federal Projects Summary Federal Projects $5,269,842 Agriculture: Hatch

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19 ain athogens oodboring Beetles Affecting Hardwoods In Indiana y In The Drosophila Br y Phosphatases actors athogens elopment ces cerevisiae ates Of Protein Kinases y abidopsis thaliana vior Of W Of vior ation asitic Nematodes ormula Projects y ar drogenase e y egulating The Anaphase-Promoting Complex anscription F oa r y In Ar In y o Necrotrophic Plant P al F al de Deh de rky T rky y athogenicit ces cerevisiae alls y eder ass Diseases o Landscapes y ating And R And ating F egetation esponses T or Genomic Applications egetables And Fruit eletal Muscle Growth And Differentiation urfgr esponses In Maiz xins Biosynthesis By Corn P eplication And Disease Dev coto esponses By W ood Safet ood athogens In Important Indiana Crops ests Of V ystematics ys And Fungal P acting Proteins In Cell Prolifer a egulation Of Cell Identit el Method Of Inheritance In Plants egulation Of The Cdc14 Dual Specificit v w egulating Sk o The Identification Of Direct Substr acterization Of Selected Plant P y And F And y emodeling In Ciliated Protoz ath ystems In Agronomic Crops ylpropanoid Metabolism In Plants y Of Nucleic Acid Secondary Structures ormation In Saccharom amily Members In Activ ylation And Chromatin Function In Saccharom eed Management: Genes T -Mediated Host Colonization And Mating Beha actors Influencing Accumulation Of Calcium Oxalate In Plants ansduction P ansduction And R al Studies Of Catalytic RNAs r r , Ecology And Management Of The German Cockroach xins: Biosecurit cle Function And R actors That Influence My ated W ole Of Plant Virus Genes In R ole And Implications Of Gene Duplications In Flowering Plants Input And Organic Management Of Fruit Ornamental Diseases acterization Of A No - coto eed Management S Management eed oles Of Plk1 And Its Inter egulation Of Ion Channels By Phosphorylation ole Of Cdc20 F egulation Of Plant Defense R accinia Virus Gene Expression My Molecular Mechanisms R Cell Cy Engineering Homing Endonucleases F Structur R Proteomic Approaches T The Genetic And Molecular Basis Of Sex Determination In Plants Structure And Biosynthesis Of Plant Cell W Integr Genetics And Genomics Of Stress R V Heterochromatin F R Enzymology And Molecular Biology Of Aldeh Analysis Of Stabilit Low Ecology Of Soil-Borne Plant P T Signal Nematode Collections And S Char And Management P Arthropod Of Management Modification Of Phen R T Signal R T Of Management And Epidemiology Biology And Management Of Aquatic V The R Char Epidemiology And Management Of Fusarium Head Blight Wheat Host F The R Biology Chemically Molecular Mechanisms Underlying Neuronal Connection Specificit W Cellular F Analysis Of Genome R Histone Meth Molecular Genetics Of Plant Defense R .; . , S , . eller . . . . L. . . .; Hallett, S . . . . .; W . . C. . . . T . , A. L. A. , . . L. . . R. . S . . S . . D . . . A. . . R. . R. . , G. E. G. , , H. , J , . A. . , R. E. , M. A. M. , . erman, J erman, el, M. D M. el, yles, S , W , artz, D artz, oloshuk, C. P einer L. H. eith, ebb estphal, A. oloshuk, C. P w ossie, S u, J u, anis, M. J orney erris, V erris, V oster ao Johnson, W W S Briggs, S Bro Chapple, C. C. H. Charbonneau, Clemens, J F Gimble, F Golden, B Hall, M. C. Kirchmaier X. Liu, Ogas, J R T W W Banks, J T Bauman, Beck C. N. Carpita, Z. Chen, Gibson, K. D S G. Johal, R. Latin, A. C. Lembi, Loesch-fries, L. S Mengiste, T Pruitt, R. E. Shaner W W W X Z W G. Bennett, F F F Ginz Department of Biochemistry Pathology Plant & Botany of Department Department of Entomology Multistate Hatch Hatch Multistate Hatch

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Beyrout Bigelow Laur Bowling, Brouder Camber Christmas, Ellsworth Cr DeVillez, Phil R Doerge, Department of Agronomy

51 cle ance vironment age legumes age ance of for . impact v ansfer collected from the en ass E. coli acterization of the global carbon cy ations ance in turfgr , climate change, remote sensing y ass and legume species amming following nuclear tr ype in obesit al meteorology amine Conditions in Sudan aits elated F vironmental stress toler ement acking and genetic fingerprinting of v -R alue added tr actions, agricultur , plant nutrition ate metabolism, partitioning , Source tr tmospheric Science, Quantification and char ys in plants, disease resistance cereal crops ysical chemistry a dr y soil surface boundary conditions and erosion processes , biometeorology y w al and functional genomics of gr esearch , pedology ansport, greenhouse gas emissions and eroision ysiology , carboh , carbon and nitrogen assimilation ysiological and biochemical mechanisms influencing growth stress toler acterization of feed ingredients in nonruminants, lean meat production, en aulic Engineer dr e Ph e, structur ybean germplasm adapted for production in the Midwest, disease resistance, herbicide toler e ph vironmental ph vironmental , immunology immunology , emote Sensing for Drought alogy and genesis chemistry al meteorology al ains, oats and wheat ysiology ysiology ativ eaching and R e so ysics, soil management ying cellular factors that direct nuclear reprogr v ass acteriz e genetics, genomics, and v y Expertise age production and utilization vironmental soil chemistry vironmental organic chemistry ysiological and molecular basis of en ysiology anslational genomics for crop impro esearch Hy eproductiv or orest soils and tree nutrition, metal contamination of actors that mediate the insulin resistant phenot urfgr r Sorghum breeding and genetics, international agriculture Diagnostic plant problems Agricultur Soils teaching A and Earth of Department Plant ph Methodologies to quantif Plant genomics and cytogenetics Ph En F en and Soil Soil ph Soils and land use En Impro Compar gr Small F Molecular microbial ecology Corn production and management Biosphere – atmosphere inter Soil science Breeding and genetics of disease insect resistance in wheat oats Soil geomorphology R T Satellite R Soil miner Soil chemistry Plant ph Molecular signaling path Nutrient fate and tr Crops T Soil management, soil genesis Soil microbiology and biochemistry Genetics and Cell Biology of Plant Growth T Soil microbiology and biochemistry Soils teaching and research Char Cropping systems, crop management Cropping systems, tillage Maiz Nutritional char F Ph Minimizing nitrogen and phosphorus emissions from poultry oper Genes that regulate growth and reproduction in mammals fish R Identif acult F IWRRC esearch Center , Director oultry Specialist S C4E e VP Academic Affairs aining and R and aining ass Specialist r esearch Center (PCCRC) ecutiv urfgr State Climatologist for IN NRES , Extension Specialist , Extension P , joint E&A joint , , Crop Diagnostic T , Director , Associate Director , Extension Corn Specialist , Extension T , Associate Director ARP , Associate Ex , Associate Head , , ybean Breeding and Genetics Project Leader esearch Assistant Professor esearch Soil Scientist Professor Director Professor Professor Assistant Professor Professor Adjunct Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Associate Professor Professor So R Extension Agronomist Emeritus Professor Professor Professor Assistant Professor Adjunct Associate Professor Distinguished Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor, Adjunct Professor R Change Climate Purdue Professor Professor Professor Adjunct Assistant Professor R Assistant Professor Professor Soil Scientist Associate Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Associate Professor Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor . , USDA , ...... , USDA , e R. . . . yi aul , Jr , odd J . . . . . eith D , Lee E. Lee , om L. L. om ola ac J evin R. evin an . La . oc, George E. ad odney D odney er y y , Eileen J Eileen , on F on y , T , , A. P A. , e, Darrell G. Darrell e, o , Z , , K , ad D ad , Lori J Lori , a, Mitch , Corey Corey , on , Allen , R , ab y eel, John G. John eel, ee, William W der w weitz o v ogi, Dev Dev ogi, y ant, Rich H. a eil, Cliff F eicher ochon, Gilbert yn, T yn, an Sco olenec, Jeffery J orst, Jim J appas, Elizabeth uinstr urco Ejeta, Gebisa Gerber Gr Gr Gurney Housley USDA/ARS Chi-hua, Huang, Jackson, Scott Jiang, Yiwei Br Joern, Johnson, K Johnston, Cliff T Kladivk Br Lee, S Linda Lee, LeR Jianxin Ma, Mansfield, Chuck McF Nakatsu, Cindy H. Nielsen, Bob L. Niy USDA/ARS Darrell, L. Norton, W Herb Ohm, Owens, Phillip R. P R R Schultz Sch Sch Scofield, Stev R. Douglas Smith, Sn C. Gary Steinhardt, E. Diane Stott, Szymanski, Daniel B T T V V V V W O Adeola, K Ajuwon, Allrich, R Applegate, T Bidwell, Christopher A. Bridges, Allen Cabot, R Department of Animal Sciences

52 elopment e lean efficiency eletal muscle dev cretion; odors from manures els of antibiotics elopment y estock vironment to maximiz to vironment actices ate dev y in lean pigs lean in y apeutic lev ertebr ys that influence sk a w ation and carcinogenesis elopment elopmentally regulated genes regulated elopmentally eletal, cardiac and smooth) onic dev ement of domestic liv v y and husbandry pr drogenasess y e processes in farm animals, swine y e performance of beef cows elopment in pathogenic bacteria ylation, dev ylation, ed in signaling path de deh esearch Unit y elopments to direct applications and molecular genetics es for impro olv v ysiology vior R vior cretion, replacements for subther e reproductiv acting proteins in cell prolifer oa ansduction, chromatin remodeling acellular factors that regulate early v action, muscle shortening (sk ategies influence on cow/calf performance ysiological disorders in domestic animals xviruses estock Beha vironmental ph vironmental e animal well-being, productivit v , signal tr y y ubiquitin , and well being ylation in gene expression and oncogensis estigate ph v vior y issues, antibiotic resistance dev actions and protein engineering of homing endonucleases. , welfare and production e kinase 1 and its inter es that reduce nutrient ex ategies in acetic acid bacteria; enzyme mechanism ood Producing Animals , beha , vior impro to vior e genetics from new theoretical dev aluation systems, breeding objectiv ers to in olo-lik afficking and the enzymology of aldeh ansduction, muscle contr al basis for RNA catalysis est food safet afish as a model to study extr y Expertise elopmental Biology ysiological mechanisms associated with reproductiv anscriptional regulation in po wine Nutrition and Management and Nutrition wine esearch Animal Scientist, Liv ole of histone meth egulation of differentiation in protoz egulation of the cell b esistance str oles of P egulation of cell identit ynthesis, structure and function of nucleic acids; computational biochemistry ebr r Ethology of F of Ethology Z Ph Control of nutrient metabolism in ruminants Harv Immunology Animal nutrition beha Animal Growth and Muscle Biology Function and expression of growth factors in Animal well-being, stress, en Dev Nutritional and management str mark Lipid Animal welfare and production Energy and protein resources to optimiz Epigenetic gene regulation mechanisms, DNA meth Cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying early embry R Signals regulating growth of adipose and muscle tissue, fat meat qualit Quantitativ management ruminant Small Management Nutrient and Nutrition Cattle Dairy beha Animal Intestinal Microbiology Dietary additiv S Management Equine Genetically increase swine lean growth and model the optimal nutrition en Mastitis in first lactation heifers, disease resistance of dairy cattle and milk qualit Genetic ev Intestinal microbial metabolism; enteric diseases; nutrient absorption, utilization and ex tr Signal R T Biochemistry and molecular biology of plant secondary metabolism Mitotic function and regulation of the Cdc14 protein phosphatase Molecular mechanisms of neuron connection specificit R Protein-DNA inter Structur R R R R The structure, regulation, and function of protein Ser/Thr phosphatase 5 Proteomics and biological mass spectrometry Protein tr S acult F ARS - oultry Specialist , USDA , ew Scholar , Extension P P , , Head Head , Head , esearch Biologist R Professor Professor Professor Assistant Professor Adjunct Assistant Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Professor Professor Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor Adjunct Assistant Professor Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Adjunct Assistant Professor Associate Professor Professor Extension Sheep Specialist Assistant Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor Professor Professor Associate Professor Professor Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Professor Professor Professor Assistant Professor Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Professor Professor y . . . , USDA/ARS , ...... , USDA/ARS , y . ei, USDA ei, a L. a . a , Jr , a S a onald P onald . e S e e wn S ey A. ey v . orde, Jerem orde, , R , oltan y C. . Joseph amilee erry S erry aul R. aul -F atricia Y , Z , aul D aul el, Allan P Allan el, y , Henry Henry , , Joseph P , James . Andy Andy . , P , , Mick , Susan D , Michael , P , art, T art, , Edmond A. Edmond , ard, Da ard, , William M. e, Scott yles, Stev , W , , Donald C. Donald , artz, Darl R Darl artz, ant, Allan L. Allan ant, y einer Lee H. eith, ussell, Mark A. adcliffe, Scott w ossie, Sandr uang, Shihuan uang, appock, T ajor atterson, John A. orsyth, Dale M. orney ao Cheng, Heng W Heng Cheng, Collodi, P A. Mark Diekman, Sha Donkin, Ebner Eicher F Garner Gerr Gr Hester K Lak Latour La Lemenager Lossie, Am Machat Marchant Mills, Scott E. Muir Neary Nennich, T P P R Richert, Brian R Schinck Schutz, Michael M. Stew L. Alan Sutton, S Briggs, Scott D Bro Chapple, Clint Harry Charbonneau, Clemens, James F Gimble, Frederick S Barbar Golden, C. Mark Hall, K Liu, Xiaoqi Ogas, Joe P R T W W Department of Biochemistry

53 actions e actions ae and pupae and ae y ylogenetic methodology ersit Fusarium graminearum all structure and biosynthesis and and egetables am am al plant hormones ed cells ammed cell death in maiz able to plant defense proteins ansduction during plant defense responses ass and v esticide Use all arthropod biodiv er egetable crops v elopment of bioherbicides ategies and control methods age industry Magnaporthe grisea Magnaporthe ational P ational elopment; plant cell w ybean, and corn; disease resistance , and management of nuisance algae ys in ain stor a w viors of wood-boring beetles. esources Extension progr ery and dev and ery elopment, and virus control. ains, so v ysiology al R al elopment; fertilization and epidermal cell inter ements, and on o ttitudes, Bior y in fungal pathogens of corn and sorghum v xin biosynthesis. action and purification of acidic polysaccharides , ph xalate accumulation in specializ ansgenes to enhance resistance in wheat coto e plant species and herbicide resistant weeds y , epidemiology and control of soilborne diseases cucurbits vironmental stress ariabilit , Purdue Urban Landscape Project (PULP) ategies for the gr elopment and networks; plant systematics ph esearch asiv ansduction path al methods of weed management systems v cological and epidemiological aspects of fungal diseases al and Natur and al y olution and speciation of plant pathogenic fungi; disease resistance genomics , Consumer A er insect pest management str ams for use on Indiana fruit and v v al genetics am , and the monitoring of virulence within fly populations all analysis, extr ysiology of m vior cology; on ecology y y and genetic v antage o antage yment, simple population dynamics model for genes conferring cowpea weevil resistance Fusarium oxysporum , and ph and , est Management R e adv e y genes and signal tr , Chemical Ecology ystematics elopmental biology; calcium o ategies, and progr , and management of in of management and , al genes in virus replication, disease dev a fauna of North America ystems P olution of of olution action with fungal pathogens; disease lesion mimic mutants, progr arthropods -mediated host colonization and mating beha al S al , Industrial Affiliates Progr , biology wide leadership for the Agricultur ass entomology and applied ecology action between chemical and cultur e inter e y Expertise elopment of non-pesticidal control str estigation of western corn rootworm, analysis cockroach tergal glands ategies for gene deplo ybean diseases with emphasis on m ysiology and genetics of adaptation to en ysiological, biochemical and genomoic systems in insects that are vulner olution and genetics of plant form, dev v ector biology and mosquito functional genomics, structure-based drug design, vision olysaccharide structures, cell w opulation genetics of Hessian fly urfgr So Genetic and molecular basis of sex determination differentiation in plants Inter Diseases of landscape ornamentals, greenhouse, nursery and small/tree fruits disease management Biochemical and molecular aspects of plant cell growth dev Molecular basis of plant disease resistance; gene expression and signal tr Biochemical and molecular studies on the biosynthesis metabolism of natur Mechanisms of pathogenicit Ecology Ph Molecular and population genetics, ev Biological control of weeds with emphasis on the disco Maiz Biology and management of weeds in agronomic crops; weed tactics, insects disease inter State- Epidemiology and management of bacterial fungal diseases turfgr Aquatic weed science and ph Function of vir Molecular ev Host defense response to necrotrophic fungi Molecular and genetic regulation of growth dev P Epidemiology and management of diseases small gr Plant cell and dev Genetics, biochemistry Fungal pathogenicit Ev Urban and industrial pest management Director Biochemistry and molecular biology of insect immune responses to bacterial infection in host larv Agricultur Nematology and S IPM methods, str Chemically V Impacts of land use on insect populations and mo Honey bee genomics and beha Dev Ephemeropter Ph In Soil micro- Molecular basis of metabolic pesticide resistance in insects T Landscape Ecology P Str Hessian fly genomics; genomic organization, tr Insecticide biochemistry and mode of action Insect genes selectiv acult F y esearch, Director ation and Compliance Urban Center Center Urban , Extension Entomology esearch Administr , Head Head , , Director Center for Crop Biosecurit , Extension Specialist , Coordinator , Associate Vice President for R , Extension Coordinator , Instruction, K12 Education, Advisor y R y ersit esearch Assistant Professor Adjunct Associate Professor Professor Professor Assistant Professor Professor Associate Professor Professor Adjunct Associate Professor Assistant Professor Professor Adjunct Associate Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Professor; Assistant Director of Extension Professor Professor Associate Professor Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Professor Associate Professor Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Professor R Professor Emeritus Professor Professor Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Professor Professor Associate Professor Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Professor Adjunct Assistant Professor Emeritus Professor Adjunct Assistant Professor Adjunct Asstistant Professor Professor Univ . , USDA/ARS , . . . . . andi, USDA/ARS andi, e D e . . , USDA/ARS , egorz egorz at . y , USDA/ARS , eter B eter . . . P . onald C. onald . . en G. esfa ymond D ymond , W , ad L. L. ad a evin y ong . Scott, USDA/ARS obert E. eter E. eter , Gregory E. Gregory , , T , , Rick E. owski, Grz , Chris Y , Cliff S Cliff , , Mary Alice erman, Janna erman, yn, R yn, el, Matthew el, ards, C. Richard ebb oloshuk, Charles P euhs, Br u, Jin-R u, anis, Michael erris, Virginia R. oster Abney Banks, Jo Ann Bauman, Thomas T Beck Carpita, Nicholas C. Zhixiang Chen, R Coolbaugh, D Larry Dunkle, Gibson, K Goldsbrough, P B Stephen Goodwin, Hallett, Stev Guri Johal, Johnson, William G. N. Thomas Jordan, Latin, Richard X. A. Carole Lembi, Loesch-Fries, L. Sue Mart Mengiste, T Pruitt, R R Shaner W W X Z W Gary Bennett, Buczk P Dunn, Edw F F Ginz Hill, Catherine Jeffrey Holland, Greg Hunt, Mason, Linda J McCaffert Murdock, Larry L. J Jonathan Neal, Oseto Pittendrigh, Barry R. Richmond, Doug Sadof Schemerhorn, Br Shade, Dick E. Shukle, Rich H. Sparks, Thomas C. J Jeff Stuart, Department of Botany & Plant Pathology Plant & Botany of Department Department of Entomology

54 y vironmental protection y added processing ethanol alue- , interfacial dynamics cellence elopment and en and elopment anoids , , v asions ention, aging reactions v en, pork, and beef and pork, en, el food processing technologies v elopment of v ysiology eloping countries -odor prev olutionary processes affecting genetic change actions, dev viors of wood-boring beetles. al and urban locations y and biological in ersit olution; wildlife and fisheries management east nutrition, off ams for learning; insects as knowledge tools y meat. y elopment estock and poultry arthropod rodent pests; forensic entomology e microbiology for death of microorganisms in food , biodiv ersion, utilization of cellulose and starch v atershed and ecosystem management , utilization of cereals in dev y measurement techniques and no y sensing; process automation, biosensors for food safet elopment Specialist, Center for Instructional Ex ates, food ingredient inter y of proteases and protein breakdown products in milk dairy viding new knowledge to selected industrial wood manufacturing problems dr y e qualit egetation management in rur in management egetation asiv y v y y: fermentation and y and fermentation y: y and safet v a w - esonance (NMR) to measure the fat content in chick el carboh ation of foodborne pathogens in foods y ecology v vironmentally friendly solutions for use of wood materials and their residues furniture construction , food proteins , nursery culture, plantation establishment, stress ph andy qualit andy ystems Engineering , ecosystem, and global ecology -mediated host colonization and mating beha aided furniture design and engineering. ate and Health and ate y - dr al applications of wood-based composit materials e and efficient mechanisms progr y rights economics and other institutional structures for economic dev y , economic impact, and control of liv y Expertise elopment of non-in asion biology & sustainable pest management ysicochemistry and thermodynamics of biomaterials bioprocess, rheology ytochemical and botanical chemistry with focus on food pigments fla olutionary genetics; molecular ecology and ev v actical and en ood products industrial engineering oody plant tissue culture, genetic modification, hardwood tree genetics, herbicide resistance apid detection of molds in foods, predictiv esponse of bird populations to large-scale changes in habitat distribution olysaccharide structure and modification athogen detection, mechanisms and testing olysaccharides in industrial applications, biologically important nucleic acids ermentation technology for biomass con ood packaging and proteins ood processing, qualit ood chemistry ood processing orest and rights-of orest ecology Instruction and Dev Applied research on management of urban insect pests, ecology ants, termites, and cockroaches Molecular genetic basis of resistance in wheat to the Hessian fly Biology In Effectiv Detection of viable foodborne pathogens using bateriophage Biological S P P br and Wine P F Ph R Nutrition Ph Maximization of the production high qualit Cereal protein and starch chemistry Location, structure, and activit Dev Molecular and biochemical studies utilizing cultured mammalian cells animal model of obesit Growth and inactiv Nuclear Magnetic R F F Aseptic food processing F F Applications of no Carboh Genetic mutations in individuals, populations, species; ev Animal health, aquaculture, growth and dev Applied research aimed at pro Ev Communit R Computer Agriculture and resource economics, w W Chemically Aquatic communit Pr F Propert Structur F Genetically engineered pest resistance, flowering control, biofuels, genes for heartwood and figure wood W acult F CFSE , Director WCCR HTIRC , Instruction, Science Education, Advisor , Director , Assistant Director ARP Head , , Assistant Head Emeritus , esearch Assistant Professor esearch Assistant Professor Professor R Adjunct Assistant Professor Professor Professor , Head Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Professor Professor Associate Professor Professor Professor Assistant Professor Professor Visiting Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Professor Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Scholle Chair Professor Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor R Professor Professor Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Assistant professor Assistant Professor Professor Professor Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Project Leader ami ami . , USDA/ARS , engasw . , Jr , ...... a an, R an, e E. E. e e e ernanda . . . v , A. , yi . Andrew . y D y alph E. alph om om y euben ey . Suzanne . y S y evin M. M. evin ameshia , J , aul B aul a, Ev a, , Bruce R. . T . ado v , James N. asekar er , Charles M. , William L. William , , K , ee-Hong ee-Hong uan uan , Lisa J e, Christian E. er , R , oody alan, Carlos M. ard, Da ard, el, Matthew el, es, Jeff v es, Kirb o , Y , elman, Carl A. Carl elman, y viaro ang, Changlu Changlu ang, eener ork, Alan C. Alan ork, erruzzi, Mario G. G. Mario erruzzi, aninek, Stev aninek, ao arnsworth, Richard L. urpin, F urpin, T W Williams, Christie E. Williams, R Y Y M. Bruce Applegate, T Ballard, BeMiller K. Arun Bhunia, Butzk Chandr Li-Fu Chen, Corv Cousin, Maribeth A. Am Devitt, F Gerr Hamak Ha K K Kim, Linton, Richard H. Marks, Ja Mauer T Mark Morgan, Nelson, Philip E. Nielsen, S F Martin, San Y Gen Zhang, Bickham, John W P Brown, Cassens, Daniel L. DeW Duk B John Dunning, Eck F Gaz Ginz R Goforth, Ha Holt, Harv Hoo Hunt, Michael O Jacobs, Douglass F Meilan, Richard Michler Department of Food Science Department of Forestry & Natural Resources

55 ore ecology -herbiv ysiology of wildlife elopment ores y e ph e plants et structures, identification of e herbiv e ation al biotechnology y structure, plant al biotechnology ysiology al preserv al methods of weed control in hort. crops ater shortage and saline stress elopment of superior nativ ance and agricultur ance; agricultur ation success , history of horticulture ance in plants ansport and utilization y forestry and rur ance and accumulation vironmental stressors on reproductiv elopment of distribution and mark airie restor right , indirect effects on communit ement and production v al nutritional ecology of manipulativ d W vior y ass pr , role of pectic substances in plant growth and dev ysiologies, adaptations, and ecological specializations in fishes y y which plants adapt to w ys, communit a , identification and dev w ank Llo ank y e economics of sustainable production and fruit qualit v aits, ph viation planning, historic landscapes ersit vironment agriculture -genetic determinants of plant cuticle function as adaptation in drought stress xicology ansformation systems, chemical and cultur aluation of tallgr of aluation ed in nutrient acquisition, tr vy metal accumulation and toler vironmental stress; quaternary ammonium and tertiary sulfonium synthesis ails and green olv vian reproduction, miner v ater pollution ansport al scent production ysical mechanisms b vironmental a vironmental et definition, facilitating the dev actions eting Specialist , en , ariable life history tr , genetics, ecoto , masonry construction, Fr , sublethal effects of contaminants and en elopment and ev and elopment ysiology of hea ets in America y & Urban planning and design agmentation, spatial structure on beha al ecology of ecological landscapes ysiology & controlled en ysiology and Biosensors e in apple, factors regulating flowering apple rootstock ph y Crop Mark Crop y added opportunities for aquaculture products and feeds ated crop management to impro xicology vior -pathogen inter et analysis, mark ance y Expertise ysico-chemical and molecular ysiological and bioph uxin-related growth, herbicide metabolism, metal toler alue- outh plant science education, biotechnology education orest resource management decision making, support systems, financial analysis orest ecosystems in relation to human activities orest geomatics & modeling v F Application of mathematics, statistics and computers to forest resource assessment management Genetic basis of v F Impacts of land use and climate change on ecosystem services Plant cell, tissue, and organ culture for tree impro Soil-plant nutrient relationships and root processes Land use changes and w Mark Wildlife ecology Indicator dev Hardwood Silviculture Ecoto F fr Habitat Ecological energetics of a Herpetology Spatial statistics Beha Integr Molecular genetic determinants of abiotic and biotic stress toler Mined land reclamation, tr Establishment methods, genetic div Specialt Molecular biology of flor Molecular engineering to enhance fruit qualit Molecular genetic determinants of abiotic and biotic stress toler Fruit siz Plant genetics and breeding, new crop information technology Ph Ph Landscape ecology Floriculture Landscape nursery management Plant ph A Plant Y Cellular basis of auxin tr Plant Ph Molecular mechanisms in Metabolic adaptations to en Molecular ph Public mark Plant biochemical and molecular genetics History & theory of landscape architecture Design theory Cell responses to herbicides, tr Communit toler acult F CCED aduate School e Staff e PICES , Chair , , Extension Specialist , Director ativ esearch Professor , Associate Dean Gr , Director Head , Head , ysiologist esearch Assistant Professor esearch Assistant Professor Associate Professor Professor Assistant Professor Professor Associate Professor Plant Ph Professor Assistant Professor Director of Aquaculture Professor Assistant R Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor Professor Professor Assistant Professor Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor Professor Associate Professor Professor Assistant Professor Professor Professor Professor Associate Professor Professor Associate Professor Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Professor Associate Professor R Associate Professor R Associate Professor Professor Professor Professor Senior Administr Assistant Professor Associate Professor Professor Professor Associate Professor ...... an amena e e , Jr , , Jr , . w . . aul M. 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Murph Narsimhan, Meena Orvis, K P P R Rhodes, Da Da Salt, Schuette, K Schulz, Burkhard Siciliano So W Wilson, Kim L. Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture

56 outh in life science careers outh y y y y service learning al education in urban settings outh and communities with a special focus on alcohol e y e , animal biology ams, communit ategies for secondary teachers e biology outh, multimedia, distance education elopment of str acy through nonformal life science education; Indiana y action, animal assisted education ams for y elopment and communities, social justice issues faced b al education, international progr al Biotechnology Education al and risk communication e teaching; dev animal inter animal ation of science and agriculture in education y Expertise drologic modeling, finite element analysis eflectiv outh animal education; reproductiv Integr Human- Hy Health, education, and justice systems to serv Science and math liter Multicultur Agricultur R Adolescent dev Y Underrepresented populations in agriculture; agricultur Engineering progr Agricultur acult F ams ams y Progr ersit esource Progr al R al , Ass't Dean Div outh Natur outh Y , , Head , Associate Professor Associate Professor Professor Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Professor Associate Professor . . oger L. oger . am V am athryn athryn weid, Mark A. Mark weid, , Mark A. Mark , , Colleen M. Colleen , em, Linda Linda em, er ady usk, Clinton P eters, Jerry L. uck ormoehlen, R ormoehlen, albert, Brian A. Brian albert, Balsch Br J Natalie Carroll, Chez Knobloch, Neil A. Morris, P Orvis, K P Mary Pilat, R T T T Department of Youth Development & Agricultural Education

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58 Faculty Honors

Department of Agricultural & Biological Engineering Don Jones Agricultural & Biological Engineering Outstanding Agriculture Teacher Michael Ladisch Marquis Who's Who Who's Who in America Marquis Who's Who Who's Who in American Education Marquis Who's Who Who's Who in Finance and Business Marquis Who's Who Who's Who in Science and Engineering Marquis Who's Who Who's Who in Science and Engineering Marquis Who's Who Who's Who in the Midwest Marquis Who's Who Who's Who in the World 2006 Andy Tao American Society for Mass Spectrometry Research Award: “Identification of the drug targets based on dendrimer nanoprobes and mass spectrometry” Department of Agricultural Economics Jay Akridge AAEA Senior Extension Specialist Award Jay Akridge Purdue University Honorary Advisors for the Iron Key Class of 2007 Janet Ayres PUCESA Career Extension Specialist Award Joe Balagtas AJARE Best Article in AJARE in 2006 Blackwell Price Michael Boehlje Purdue University Distinguished Professor Allan Gray Purdue University Gamma Sigma Delta Award of Merit INVenture (Ag AAEA Outstanding Agricultural Economics Extension Website Innovation & Commercialization CenterMarshall Martin College of Agriculture Frederick L. Hovde Award Will Masters Purdue University Gamma Sigma Delta Award of Merit New Ventures Team/Ag PUCESA Team Award Innovation & Commercialization CenterGerald Shively PUCESA Agricultural Research Award Robert Taylor Purdue University Honorary Advisors for the Iron Key Class of 2007 Sarehelen Thompson Purdue University Violet Haas Award Christine Wilson College of Agriculture Richard L. Kohls Outstanding Undergraduate Teacher Award AAEA Distinguished Teaching Award Less than 10 years Purdue University Fellows - Teaching Academy Executive Council NACTA Teaching Award of Merit Department of Agronomy Craig Beyrouty Food Systems Leadership Institute Fellows Recognition Melba Crawford Chair of Excellence in Earth Observation Rebecca Doerge College of Science Graduate Student Mentoring Award. Purdue rUniversity Elected to Sigma Xi Elected Fellow of the American Statistical Association, American Statistical Association Elected by committee for recognition of excellence in statistical genetics Keynote Lecturer, Conference on Applied Statistics in Agriculture, Kansas State University Gebisa Ejeta Invited speaker at the International Plant Breeding Conference, Mexico City, Mexico Requested to serve as a member of an External Project and Management Review (EPMR) panel of the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA); Science Council of the Consultative Group for International Agricultural Research Member, Scientific Advisory Board, the African Food Security Program, The Rockefeller Foundation Corey Gerber American Society of Agronomy 2006 Educational Materials Awards Program Association for Communication Excellence (ACE) 2007 Critique and Awards Program Entomological Society of America - Board Certified Entomologists of Mid-America 2007 Entomology Educational Project Award Kevin Gurney Shares Nobel Peace Prize, as part of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Thomas L. Housley Agronomic Resident Education Award, American Society of Agronomy Crop Science Teaching Award, Crop Science Society of America Scott Jackson International Conference on Legume Genetics and Genomics Memer, International organizing committee Soybean Genetics Executive Committee Member, Soybean Genetics Executive Committee Wickersham Chair of Excellence in Agricultural Research, Plant Genetics and Cytogenetics Member, International Organizing Committee, International Conference on Legume Genetics and Genomics

59 Scott Jackson Faculty Honors

2006 Heyne Lecturer, Kansas State University Chair of International Soybean Genome Sequencing Project, international Soybean Genome Sequencing Project Member, International Coordinating Committee, International Rice Functional Genomics Symposium Eileen Kladivko Blue Ribbon Award for American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Educational Aids Jianxin Ma Invited speaker, Utilization of Transposon-Based Genomics Tools for Crop Improvement, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Beijing Chairman of “Transposable Elements Workshop", International Plant & Genome Conference Robert Nielsen American Society of Agronomy 2006 Educational Materials Contest Certificate of Excellence Grand Marshall of the 2007 Indiana State Farmer’s Day Parade Indiana Extension Agent Association 2006 CES Team Award Dev Niyogi Review Editor, Climate Research Journal Herbert Ohm Department of Agronomy Outstanding Graduate Faculty Mentor Honorary Professor at Shandong Agricultural University, Taian, China Invited to present lectures on Wheat Breeding Research, Shandong Agricultural University, Taian, China Mitch Tuinstra Wickersham Chair of Excellence in Agricultural Research Tony Vyn North Central Branch, American Society of Agronomy Secretary-Treasurer Soil & Tillage Research Journal Associate Editor Department of Animal Sciences Layi Adeola AFIA Nonruminant Nutrition Research Award Maple Leaf Farms Duck Research Award Mark Diekman Chauncey Co-operative House Dean Beverly Stone Award for Non-Academic Advising to Student Organizations Department of Animal Sciences Outstanding Teacher in Animal Sciences Shawn S. Donkin University Faculty Scholar Mickey A. Latour National Teaching Fellow Michael M. Schutz Midwest Section of American Dairy Science Association Award for Extraordinary Service as Secretary, Vice-President and President William Muir Purdue University Outstanding Graduate Educator Department of Biochemistry Scott Briggs Purdue University Seed for Success Award Clinton Chapple Purdue University Seed for Success Award Plant Biology 2006 Editorial Board, Annual Review of Plant Biology Ann Kirchmaier The Genetics Society of America 2006 Genetics Society of America Poster Award Andy Tao Purdue University Seed for Success Award Department of Botany & Plant Pathology Daniel Egel Fariborn Commuintiy Schools Fairborn High School Hall of Fame William Johnson North Central Weed Science Society Coach - 1st place graduate team at NCWSS Weed Science contest Raymond Martyn The American Phytopathological Society President Glenn Nice American Society of Agronomy 2006 Educational Materials Contest - Certificate of Excellence North Central Weed Science Society Distinguished Achievement Award for Service in Weed Science Department of Entomology Alan York 2005-2006 Entomology Oustanding Undergraduate Teacher Award Christie Williams USDA-ARS Outstanding Merit Award Molecular Plant-Microbe Interactions Journal Cover Article Christian Krupke 2007 Entomological Educational Project Award Greg Hunt James I. Hambleton Memorial Award Jamal Faghihi 2007 Entomological Educational Project Award Judy Loven 2007 Entomological Educational Project Award John Obermeyer 2007 Entomological Educational Project Award Arwin Provonsha Outstanding Service to Students in Entomology Department of Food Science Kevin Keener Purdue University College of Agriculture Dean's Team Award Department of Forestry & Natural Resources Richard Meilan Department of Forestry and Natural Resources Exceptional Departmental Service Award

60 Faculty Honors

Richard Meilan Office of the Provost, Purdue University Seed for Success Award Bryan Pijanowski Purdue University and University of Texas at Austin NSF III-XT Machine Learning for Land Use/Cover Change Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture Bruce Bordelon 2006 ASHS Outstanding Extension Publication Award (book category): The Midwest Grape Production Guide Mike Dana Indiana Nursery and Landscape Association Nursery and Landscape Achievement Award Jennifer Dennis 2006 Teaching for Tomorrow Award Fall 2006 Departmental Teaching Award Natalia Dudareva Purdue University The Wickersham Chair of Excellence in Agricultural Research Purdue University Faculty Scholar in the College of Agriculture Mike Hasegawa Institute for Scientific Information (ISI) Highly Cited Research – Plant and Animal Science Peter Hirst Accepted in HELD (National Extension Leadership Development program) Purdue University Cooperative Extension Specialists Association Junior Extension Award Jules Janick A.E. Thompson Career Award of the Association for the Advancement of Industrial Crops International Horticultural Congress Certificate of Appreciation University of Connecticut, Storrs: Donald N. Maynard Endowed Lecturer International Society for Horticultural Science Fellow Purdue University Patent Recognition: H2-169 Pear and Coop 39 Apple Elizabeth Maynard Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service Eric G. Sharvelle Distinguished Extension Specialist Award Cary Mitchell Discovery Park's "Seeds-for-Success": ALS NSCORT ASGSB Orr E. Reynolds Distinguished Service Award Angus Murphy Purdue University Faculty Scholar United Kingdom Dept Plant Sciences, University of Oxford BBSRC 2006 Underwood Fellow Kim Wilson Indiana Campus Compact: Brian Douglas Hiltunen Faculty Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Scholarship of Engagement Purdue University Charles B. Murphy Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching Award Purdue University Teaching Academy Names Fellow North American Colleges & Teachers of Agriculture (NACTA) Teaching Award of Merit Purdue University College of Agriculture Richard L. Kohl's Outstanding Undergraduate Teacher Purdue University Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture Outstanding Teacher in Landscape Architecture Department of Youth Development & Agricultural Education Mark Balschweid Outstanding Undergraduate Counselor, College of Agriculture, 2007 Outstanding Undergraduate Counselor, Department of Youth Development and Agricultural Education, 2007 Linda Chezem Fellow, Indiana University Academy of Law Alumni Fellows, Bloomington, IN, April, 2007 Natalie Carroll Forests of Fun, 4-H Forestry Curriculum and Supporting Website, Award for Excellence (High Distinction), Mixed Media – Youth & Teacher Education, Southern Regional Extension Forestry Award Recipient (August, 2006) Neil Knobloch USDA Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service’s Excellence in College and University Teaching in the Food and Agricultural Sciences New Teacher Award, 2007 Academy of Global Engagement, University of Illinois College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences, 2007 Second Runner-Up Outstanding Research Poster, AAAE Research Conference, 2007 First Runner-Up Outstanding Research Poster, AAAE Research Conference, 2006 Second Runner-Up Outstanding Research Poster, AAAE Research Conference, 2006 Outstanding Symposium Presentation, Association for Career and Technical Education Research, 2006 Academy of Teaching Excellence, University of Illinois College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences, '06-07 Renee McKee Purdue University Million $ Seeds of Success Award, 2006, 2007 College of Agriculture Millionaires Club, 2006, 2007 Steve McKinley North Central Regional Winner of Communicator Award for Educational Piece-Team category, 2007 National Association of Agricultural Educators Outstanding Service Award, Indiana Association of Agricultural Educators Pamala Morris Diversity Leadership Academy of Greater Indianapolis (2007) Mary Pilat Seed for Success Acorn Award, Purdue University, 2006 Outstanding Community Ally Award, Purdue Latino Faculty and Staff Association, 2006 B. Allen Talbert Outstanding Service Citation, Indiana Association of Agricultural Educators (2007) Purdue University, College of Agriculture, Department of Youth Development & Agricultural Education: Outstanding Undergraduate Teacher Award Mark Tucker ACE Service Award, Association for Communication Excellence, 2006

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62 Journals in Which Purdue Agriculture Faculty Have Published

Acta Horticulturae Canadian Journal of Zoology Advances in Agronomy Cell Cycle Advances in Space Research Cell Death and Differentiation AgBioForum Cereal Chemistry Agribusiness An International Journal Chemical Reviews Agricultural Economics Choices Agricultural Water Management Condor Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment Conservation Genetics Agronomy Journal Critical Reviews in Plant Sciences American Entomologist Crop Management American Journal of Agricultural Crop Protection Economics Crop Science American Journal of Botany Current Biology American Journal of Physiology Development Analytical Chemistry Diversity and Distributions Animal Behaviour Economic Modeling Animal Conservation Entomologia Experimentalis et Applicata Animal Genetics Entomological News Animal Science Environment and Development Economics Annals of Botany Environmental and Resource Economics Annals of Forest Science Environmental Entomology Annals of the Entomological Society of Environmental Health Perspectives America Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Annual Reviews of Phytopathology Environmental Science & Technology Antitrust Bulletin Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry Applied Animal Behaviour Science Eukaryotic Cell Applied Engineering in Agriculture FEMS Microbiology Letters Applied Turfgrass Science (Online) Forest Ecology and Management Aquaculture Economics and Management Forest Products Journal Aquatic Toxicology Forests, Trees, and Livelihoods Arboriculture & Urban Forestry Fungal Genetics and Biology Archives of Insect Biochemistry and Gene Physiology Genetica Australian Journal of Agricultural and Genetics Resource Economics Genome Behavioural Brain Research Genome Research Behavioral Ecology Gravitational and Space Biology Bulletin Biochemical Society Transactions HortScience Biochemistry Hydrological Processes Biochimica Et Biophysica Acta ICES Journal of Marine Science Biological Control Illinois Trees Biomacromolecules In Vitro Cellular & Developmental Biology Biophysical Journal Plant Biosensors and Bioelectronics Insect Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Biotechnology Progress Insect Molecular Biology BMC Genomics Insectes Sociaux Brain Research International Food and Agribusiness British Poultry Science Management Review Bulletin of Environmental Contamination International Journal of Food Microbiology and Toxicology International Journal of Food Science and Canadian Entomologist Technology Canadian Journal of Animal Science International Journal of Industrial Canadian Journal of Soil Science Organization

63 Journals in Which Purdue Agriculture Faculty Have Published

International Journal of Learning Journal of Molecular Biology International Journal of Poultry Science Journal of Nematology International Journal of Quality and Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences Reliability Management Journal of Plant Nutrition International Journal of Systematic and Journal of Policy Modeling Evolutionary Microbiology Journal of Political Economy International Review of Law and Journal of Poultry Science Economics Journal of Proteome Research Italus Hortus Journal of the American Chestnut Journal for Workforce Education and Foundation Development Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Journal of African Economies (Series C, Applied Statistics) Journal of Agribusiness Journal of the World Aquaculture Society Journal of Agricultural Education Journal of Theoretical Biology Journal of Agriculture and Food Chemistry Journal of Virology Journal of American Pomology Society Journal of Wildlife Diseases Journal of Animal Science Journal of Wildlife Management Journal of Applied Genetics Journal on Chain and Network Science Journal of Applied Microbiology Key Engineering Materials Journal of Arboriculture Lab Chip Journal of Biological Chemistry Landscape Ecology Journal of Biological Education Langmuir Journal of Biomedical Optics Livestock Science Journal of Biotechnology Macromolecules Journal of Cellular Biochemistry Mammalia Journal of Chemical Ecology Marine Resource Economics Journal of Cotton Science Meat Science Journal of Crop Improvement Microbial Ecology Journal of Dairy Science Molecular & Biochemical Parasitology Journal of Data Science Molecular and Cellular Biology Journal of Dynamics and Differential Molecular Biology of the Cell Equations Molecular Breeding Journal of Economic Entomology Molecular Ecology Journal of Economic Integration Molecular Genetics and Genomics Journal of Entomological Science Molecular Plant Microbe Interactions Journal of Experimental Botany Mycopathologicia Journal of Extension Nature Neuroscience Journal of Field Ornithology New Forests Journal of Food Science New Phytologist Journal of Food Protection Novenyvedelem Journal of Freshwater Ecology Ornithological Monographs Journal of Immunoassay and Pacific Economic Review Immunochemistry Pan Pacific Entomologist Journal of Industry, Competition, and Parasitology Trade Perspectives in Agriculture, Veterinary Journal of Insect Physiology Science, Nutrition and Natural Resources Journal of Insect Science Pest Management Science Journal of International Agricultural Trade Photochemistry and Photobiology and Development Physiologia Plantarum Journal of Land Use Science Phytopathology Journal of Mammalogy Plant Biology Journal of Marketing Channels Plant Breeding Journal of Medical Entomology Plant Cell

64 Journals in Which Purdue Agriculture Faculty Have Published

Plant Cell Reports Weed Technology Plant Cell Physiology Wildlife Society Bulletin Plant Disease World Congress on Genetics Applied to Plant Journal Livestock Production Plant Molecular Biology World Politics Plant Physiology Zootaxa Plant Science Planta PLoS Genetics Poultry Science Proceedings of CELA Annual Meeting, Vancouver, BC Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Washington Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science Proceedings of the International Union of Forest Research Organization Proceedings of the National Academy of Science, USA Propagation of ornamental plants An International Journal Protein Science Rejuvenation Research Review of Agricultural Economics Revue Des Droits De La Concurrences Scandinavian Journal of Forest Research Science Science in China Science of the Total Environment Scientia Horticulturae Sensors Sociobiology Soil Science Society of America Journal South African Journal of Economic and Management Sciences Spatial Economic Analysis Structure The Plant Cell The Plant Genome The Plant Journal The Professional Animal Scientist Transactions of the American Entomological Society Transgenic Research Tree Physiology Trends In Biotechnology Trends in Genetics Vadose Zone Journal Veterinary Record Water International Weed Research Weed Science

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66 Publications

Department of Agricultural & Biological Engineering

Books / Book Chapters Ho, K.K. and H. Weiner. Screening for variants of human liver cytosolic aldehyde dehydrogenase with altered properties. In: Enzymology and Molecular Biology of Carbonyl Metabolism 12. Weiner, H., Lindahl, R., Plapp, B and Maser, E. (eds.), Purdue University Press, Lafayette IN, pp 28-32. Jau, J., D. Goldman, C.J.P. Eriksson, A.T. Kallarakal, T.T.Y. Wang, H. Weiner and B.J. Song. Accumulation of hepatic acetaldehyde and reduced alcohol drinking in transgenic mice carrying the oriental variant of the human aldehyde dehydrogenase 2 gene. In: Enzymology and Molecular Biology of Carbonyl Metabolism 12. Weiner, H., Lindahl, R., Plapp, B and Maser, E. (eds.), Purdue University Press, Lafayette IN, pp 42-49. Sommer, S.G., G.Q. Zhang, A. Bannink, D. Chadwick, T. Misselbrook, R. Harrison, N.J. Hutchings, H. Mentz, G.J. Monteny, J. Ni, O. Oenema, and J. Webb. 2006. Algorithms determining ammonia emission from buildings housing cattle and pigs and from manure store. IN: Advances in Agronomy. Sparks, D.L. (eds). Academic Press, Amsterdam. Refereed Journal Publications Bender, L.B., J. Suh, C.R. Carroll, Y. Fong, I.M. Fingerman, S.D. Briggs, R. Cao, Y. Zhang, V. Reinke and S. Strome. 2006. MES-4: An autosome-associated histone methyltransferase that participates in silencing the X chromosomes in the C. elegans germ line. Development 133:3907- 3917. Cooks, R.G., H. Chen, M.N. Eberlin, X. Zheng and W.A. Tao. 2006. Polar acetalization and transacetalization in the gas phase: The Eberlin Reaction. Chemical Reviews 106:188-211. Gentile, S., T. Darden, C. Erxleben, C. Romeo, A. Russo, N. Martin, S. Rossie and D.L. Armstrong. 2006. Rac GTPase signaling through the PP5 protein phosphatase. Proceedings of the National Academy of Science USA. 103(13):5202-5206. Gimble, F.S. 2006. Broken symmetry in homing endonucleases. Structure 14:804-806. Gutiérrez-Cirlos, E.B., B. Pérez-Gómez, D.W. Krogmann and C. Gómez-Lojero. 2006. The phycocyanin-associated rod linker proteins of the phycobilisome of Gloeobacter violaceus PCC 7421 contain unusually located rod-capping domains. Biochimica et Biophysica Acta 1757:130- 134. Ho, K.K., T.D. Hurley and H. Weiner. 2006. Selective alteration of the rate-limiting step in cytosolic aldehyde dehydrogenase through random mutagenesis. Biochemistry 45:9445-9453. Holzer, T.R., W.R. McMaster and J.D. Forney. 2006. Expression profiling by whole-genome interspecies microarray hybridization reveals differential gene expression in procyclic promastigotes, lesion-derived amastigotes, and axenic amastigotes in Leishmania mexicana. Molecular & Biochemical Parasitology 146:198-218. Huang, T.T., D.G. Taylor, K.S. Lim, M. Sedlak, R. Bashir, N.S. Mosier, and M.R. Ladisch. 2006. Surface directed boundary flow in microfluidic channels. Langmuir 22(14):6429-6437. Ileleji, K.E., D.E. Maier, C. Bhat, and C.P. Woloshuk. 2006. Detection of a developing hot spot in stored corn using a CO2 sensor. Applied Engineering in Agriculture 22(2):275-289. Kirchmaier, A.L. and J. Rine. 2006. Cell cycle requirements in assembling silent chromatin in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Molecular and Cellular Biology 26:852-862. Knutson, B., X. Liul, J. Liul, J. Oh and S. Broyles. 2006. Vaccinia virus intermediate and late promoter elements are targeted by the tata-binding protein. Journal of Virology 80(14): 6784- 6793. Liu, X., L. Ming and R. Erikson. 2006. Normal cells, but not cancer cells, survive severe Plk1 depletion. Molecular and Cellular Biology 26(6): 2093-2108. Luo, Q., K. Yang, F. Yang, A. Elias, Y. Shen, R.J. Moore, R. Zhao, K.K. Hixson, S.S. Rossie and R.D. Smith. 2006. More sensitive and quantitative proteomic measurements using very low flow rate porous silica monolithic LC columns with electrospray ionization-mass spectrometry. Journal of Proteome Research 5(5): 1091-1097.

67 Martinez, J.S., D.-E. Jeong, E. Choi, B.M. Billings and M.C. Hall. 2006. Acm1 is a negative regulator of the Cdh1-dependent anaphase-promoting complex/cyclosome in budding yeast. Molecular and Cellular Biology 26: 9162-9176. Matsuda, A. and J. Forney. 2006. The SUMO Pathway is developmentally regulated and required for programmed DNA elimination in Paramecium tetraurelia. Eukaryotic Cell 5(5): 806-815. Messner, D.J., C. Romeo, A. Boynton and S. Rossie. 2006. Inhibition of PP2A, but not PP5, mediates p53 activation by low levels of okadaic acid in rat liver epithelial cells. Journal of Cell Biochemistry 99:241-255. Muir, W.M., J. Romero-Severson, S.D. Rider, A. Simons and J. Ogas. 2006. Application of one sided t-tests and a generalized experiment wise error rate to high-density oligonucleotide microarray experiments: An example using Arabidopsis. Journal of Data Science 4:323-341. Mukhopadhyay, A., S.J. Zullo and H. Weiner. 2006. Factors that might affect the allotopic replacement of a damaged mitochondrial DNA-encoded protein. Rejuvenation Research 9(2):182- 190. Mukhopadhyay, A., C.-S. Song and H. Weiner. 2006. Binding of mitochondrial leader sequences to Tom 20 assessed using a bacterial two-hybrid system show that hydrophobic interactions are essential and that some mutated leaders that do not bind Tom 20 can still be imported. Protein Science 15:2739-2748. Rodriguez-Zavala J.S., Allali-Hassani A. and Weiner H. 2006. Characterization of E. coli tetrameric aldehyde dehydrogenases with atypical properties compared to other aldehyde dehydrogenases. Protein Science 15:1387-1396. Rossie, S., H. Jayachandran and R.L. Meisel. 2006. Cellular co-localization of protein phosphatase 5 and glucocorticoid receptors in rat brain. Brain Research 1111:1-11. Steussy, C.N., A.D. Robison, A.M. Tetrick, J.T. Knight, V.W. Rodwell, C.V. Stauffacher and A.L. Sutherlin. 2006. A structural limitation on enzyme activity: The case of HMG-CoA synthase. Biochemistry 45:14407-14414. Tang, J., R.L. Erikson and X. Liu. 2006. Checkpoint kinase 1 (Chk1) is required for mitotic progression through negative regulation of polo-like kinase 1 (Plk1). Proceedings of the National Academy of Science USA 103:11964-11969. Tang, J., R.L. Erikson and X. Liu. 2006. Ectopic expression of Plk1 leads to activation of the spindle checkpoint. Cell Cycle 5:2484-2488. Wang, X., C.T. Mosley, J.R. Frankenberger, and E.J. Kladivko. 2006. Subsurface drain flow and crop yield predictions for different drain spacings using DRAINMOD. Agricultural Water Management 79:113-136. Wenzel, P., U. Hink, M. Oelze, S. Schuppan, K. Schaeuble, S. Schildknecht, K. K. Ho, H. Weiner, M. Bachschmid, T. Munzel and A. Daiber. 2006. Role of reduced lipoic acid in the redox regulation of mitochondrial aldehyde dehydrogenase (aldh-2) activity: Implications for mitochondrial oxidative stress and nitrate tolerance. Journal of Biological Chemistry 282:792-799. Yang, L., P.P. Banada, M.R. Chatni, K.S. Lim, A.K. Bhunia, M.R. Ladisch, and R. Bashir. 2006. A Multifunctional microfluidic system for dielectrophoretic concentration coupled with immuno- capture of low numbers of Listeria monocytogenes. Lab Chip 6:896-905. Yang, B. and A.L. Kirchmaier. 2006. Bypassing the catalytic activity of SIR2 for SIR protein spreading in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Molecular and Cellular Biology 17:5287-5297. Zhou, T., W. Zimmerman, X. Liu and R.L. Erikson. 2006. A mammalian NudC-like protein essential for dynein stability and cell viability. Proceedings of the National Academy of Science USA 103:9039-9044. Zhu, H., T. Hummel, J.C. Clemens, D. Berdnik, S.L. Zipursky and L. Luo. 2006. Dendritic patterning by Dscam and synaptic partner matching in the Drosophila antennal lobe. Nature Neuroscience 9:349-355.

68 Department of Agricultural Economics

Books / Book Chapters Bander, L. and R.J.G.M. Florax. 2006. The Valuation of Wetlands: Primary Valuation versus Meta- Analysis Based Value Transfer. In: J. I. Carruthers and B. Mundy (eds.), Environmental Valuation: Interregional and Intraregional Perspectives, Aldershot: Ashgate,231–52. Banse, M. and T.L. Walmsley. 2006: Chapter 11B: The Central Eastern European Economies. In Dimaranan, B. V. and R. McDougall, Global Trade, Assistance and Production: The GTAP 6 Data Base, Center for Global Trade Analysis, USA. Bongiovanni, R. and J. Lowenberg-DeBoer. 2006. Viabilidad Económica. Chapter 9. In: Agricultura de Precisón: Integrando conocimientos para una agricultural moderna y sustentable, R. Bongiovanni, E. Mantovani, S. Best, and A. Roel, eds., PROCISUR/IICA, Montevideo, Uruguay, p. 177-199. Connor, J.M. 2006. Global Price Fixing: 2nd Updated and Revised Edition: Studies in Industrial Organization No. 26. Berlin and Heidelberg, Germany: Springer Verlag. Connor, J.M. 2006. Price-Fixing Overcharges: Legal and Economic Evidence. Chapter 4 and pp. 59- 154, In: J. B. Kirkwood (ed.), Volume 22 of Research in Law and Economics, Oxford, Amsterdam and San Diego: Elsevier (2007). Dimaranan, B.V. (ed.). 2006. Global Trade, Assistance, and Production: The GTAP 6 Data Base, Center for Global Trade Analysis, Purdue University. Dimaranan, B., T. Hertel, and W. Martin. 2006. Potential Gains from Post-UR Trade Reform: Impacts on Developing Countries, Chapter 6. In: Reforming Agricultural Trade for Developing Countries (Vol. 2), A. F. McCalla and J. Nash (eds.), Washington, D.C.: The World Bank. Engle, C.R. and K.K. Quagrainie. 2006. The Aquaculture Marketing Handbook. Blackwell Publishing, Ames, Iowa. Hertel, T.W. and R. Keeney. 2006. Assessing the Impact of WTO Reforms on World Agricultural Markets: A New Approach, Chapter 16. In: Agricultural Commodity Markets and Trade: New Approaches to Analyzing Market Structure and Instability, A. Sarris and D. Hallam (eds.), Edward Elgar Publishing, U.K. Hertel, T.W. and L.A. Winters. 2006. Poverty Impacts of a WTO Agreement: Synthesis and Overview, Chapter 1. In: T. W. Hertel and L. A. Winters (eds.) Poverty and the WTO: Impacts of the Doha Development Agenda, New York: Palgrave-MacMillan. Hertel, T.W. and L.A. Winters (eds.). 2006. Poverty and the WTO: Impacts of the Doha Development Agenda, New York: Palgrave MacMillan. Hertel, T.W. and M. Ivanic. 2006. World Market Impacts of Multilateral Trade Reforms. Chapter 3 in T. W. Hertel and L. Alan Winters (eds.) Poverty and the WTO: Impacts of the Doha Development Agenda, New York: Palgrave-MacMillan. Hertel, T.W., and R. Keeney. 2006. The Balance between Domestic Support, Market Access and Export Competition: Where do Developing Country Interests Lie? Chapter 2. In: K. Anderson and W. Martin (eds.) Agricultural Trade Reform and the Doha Development Agenda, New York: Palgrave-MacMillan. Hertel, T.W., M. Ivanic, P.V. Preckel, and J.A.L. Cranfield. 2006. The Earnings Effects of Multilateral Trade Liberalization: Implications for Poverty. In: Critical Perspectives on the Global Trading System and WTO, Eds. K. Anderson and B. Hoekman, Edward Elgar Publishing, Ltd., Cheltenham, United Kingdom. Norton, G.W., J. Alwang and W.A. Masters. 2006. Economics of Agricultural Development. New York: Routledge. http://ecagdev.agecon.vt.edu Oltmer, K., P. Nijkamp, R. Florax and F. Brouwer. 2006. Impactos medioambientales de la política agroambiental en la Unión Europea: una investigación meta-analitica. In: À. Tarroja and R. Camagni (eds.), Una nueva cultura del territorio: criterios sociales y ambientales en las políticas y el gobierno del territorio, Barcelona: Diputació de Barcelona, 351–84. Patrick, G.F. 2006. Issue 2: Installment sale of Livestock. Chapter 11, National Income Tax Workbook, p.369-372. Patrick, G.F. 2006. Issue 3: Lease vs. Purchase of Equipment. Chapter 11, National Income Tax Workbook, p.372-374.

69 Patrick, G.F. 2006. Issue 4: Sale vs. Lease of Equipment by a Retiring Farmer. Chapter 11, National Income Tax Workbook, p.375-377. Patrick, G.F. 2006. Issue 5: Conservation Program Payments. Chapter 11, National Income Tax Workbook, p.377-388. Patrick, G.F. 2006. Issue 6: Improvements Installed by Lessee. Chapter 11, National Income Tax Workbook, p.388-389. Walmsley, T.L. and R. McDougall. 2006: Chapter 11A: Overview. In: Dimaranan, B. V. and R. McDougall, Global Trade, Assistance and Production: The GTAP 6 Data Base, Center for Global Trade Analysis, Purdue University, USA. Welch, R., and B. Waldorf. 2006. Public Service Expenditures and their Impact on Housing Values and Rents. Chapter 5. In: J. Carruthers and J. Mundy (eds.) Environmental Valuation: Interregional and Intraregional Perspectives. Aldershot, UK: Ashgate, pp. 101-117. Zhai, F. and T.W. Hertel. 2006. Impacts of the Doha Development Agenda on China: The Role of Complementary Education Reforms. Chapter 10. In: T. W. Hertel and L. A. Winters (eds.) Poverty Impacts of a WTO Agreement: Putting Development Back into the Doha Agenda, New York: Palgrave-MacMillan. Refereed Journal Publications Abbott, P. 2006. Monopolistic competition and trade: Does theory carry any weight? comments. Journal of International Agricultural Trade and Development 2(1):33-37. Alexander, C. 2006, Farmer decisions to adopt genetically-modified crops. CAB Reviews: Perspectives in Agriculture, Veterinary Science, Nutrition and Natural Resources, 1, no. 45. Alexander, C. and M.I. Marshall. 2006. The Risk Matrix: Motivating the importance of risk management strategies. Journal of Extension Volume 44(2). Alston, J.M, J.V. Balagtas, H. Brunke, and D.A. Sumner. 2006. Supply and demand for commodity components: Implications of free trade versus the AUSFTA for the U.S. dairy industry. Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics 50:131-152. Arndt, C., J. Kozlitina, and P.V. Preckel. 2006. Efficient survey sampling of households via Gaussian Quadrature. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society (Series C, Applied Statistics), 55(3):355-364. Arndt, C., F. Tarp and S. Robinson. 2006. Trade reform and gender in Mozambique. Nordic Journal of Political Economy 32:1-17. Arndt, C., M. Barslund, V. Nhate and K. Van den Broeck. 2006. Orphans and Discrimination in Mozambique: An Outlay Equivalence Analysis. American Journal of Agricultural Economics 88(December):1279-1286. Arndt, C., R. C. James and K. R. Simle. 2006. Has Economic Growth in Mozambique Been Pro-Poor? Journal of African Economies 15:571-602. Arndt, C. 2006. HIV/AIDS, Human Capital and Economic Prospects for Mozambique. Journal of Policy Modeling 28(July):477-489. Boehlje, M. D. 2006. Economics of Animal Agriculture Production, Processing and Marketing. Choices 3rd Quarter 21(3):159. Bolotova, Y., J.M. Connor and D.J. Miller. 2006. Factors influencing the magnitude of cartel overcharges: An empirical analysis of food-industry cartels. Agribusiness: An International Journal 23 (Winter):17-33. Boys, K., N. Li, P.V. Preckel, A.P. Schinckel, and K.A. Foster. 2006. Economic replacement of a heterogeneous herd. American Journal of Agricultural Economics 89:24-35. Brander, L., R.J.G.M. Florax and J. Vermaat. 2006. The empirics of wetland valuation: A comprehensive summary and a meta-analysis of the literature. Environmental and Resource Economics 33(2):223–50. Connor, J.M. and Y. Bolotova. 2006. A meta-analysis of cartel overcharges. International Journal of Industrial Organization 24 (November): 1109-1137 (Special Issue The Economics of Cartels, Cartel Policy, and Collusion). Connor, J.M. 2006. The Great Global Price-Fixing Conspiracy: Sanctions and Deterrence. Concurrences: Revue Des Droits De La Concurrences (October) 4: 17-20. Connor, J.M. and Robert H. Lande. 2006. Cartel Overcharges: Implications for U.S. and EU Fining Policies. Antitrust Bulletin, 51(Winter): 983-1022.

70 Connor, J.M. 2006. Effectiveness of Sanctions on Modern International Cartels. Journal of Industry, Competition, and Trade 6:195-223. Detre, J., B. Briggeman, M. Boehlje, and A.W. Gray. 2006. Scorecarding and heat mapping: Tools and concepts for assessing strategic uncertainty. International Food and Agribusiness Management Review, 9(1):71-92. Doering, O. and J. Outlaw. 2006. The evolution of the rationale for government involvement in agriculture. Choices, 4th Quarter 2006. Ehmke, C. and M. Boehlje. 2006. INVenture: A Software-Based Model Assessing Entrepreneurial Ventures. Journal of Extension 44(2):1-6, April. Elbehri, A. and T.W. Hertel. 2006. A comparative analysis of the EU-Morocco FTA vs. Multilateral Trade Liberalization. Journal of Economic Integration 21(3):496-525. Faye, M., A. Jooste, J. Lowenberg-DeBoer and J. Fulton. 2006. Impact of sucrose contents and cooking time on cowpea prices in Senegal. South African Journal of Economic and Management Sciences 9(2):207–212. Garrett, T.A., T.L. Marsh, and M.I. Marshall. 2006. Political allocations of agricultural disaster payments in the 1990s. International Review of Law and Economics 26(2):143-161. Grant, J.H. and K.D. Meilke. 2006. The World Trade Organization Special Safeguard Mechanism: A Case Study of Wheat. Review of Agricultural Economics 28(1):24-47. Gray, A.W., M.D. Boehlje, and P.V. Preckel. 2006. Value chain risk and reward sharing and governance structures: Implications for industry strategy and structure. Journal on Chain and Network Science 6:45-54. Gunderson, M.A., M. Roucan, M.D. Boehlje, and A.W. Gray. 2006. Analyzing risk and uncertainty of new product marketing: The case of eMerge Interactive and VerifEYE. International Food and Agribusiness Management Review 9(3):38-48. He, L., W.E. Tyner, Rachid, Doukkai, and G. Siam. 2006. Policy options to improve water allocation efficiency: Analysis on Egypt and Morocco. Water International 31(3):320-337. Henderson, J.R., J.T. Akridge, and F.J. Dooley. 2006. Internet and e-commerce use by agribusiness firms: 2004. Journal of Agribusiness 24(1):17-39, Spring. Hertel, T.W. and M. Ivanic. 2006. Making the Doha Development Agenda More Poverty-friendly: The Role of South-South Trade. Review of Agricultural Economics 28(3):354-361. Hertel, T.W. and F. Zhai. 2006. Labor market distortions, rural-urban inequality and the opening of China’s economy. Economic Modeling 23:76–109. Humphreys, M., W.A. Masters and M. Sandbu. 2006. The role of leadership in democratic deliberations: Results from a field experiment in Sao Tome and Príncipe. World Politics 58(4):583-622. Johnson, M.E., W.A. Masters, and P.V. Preckel. 2006. Diffusion and spillover of new technology: A heterogeneous-agent model for cassava in West Africa. Agricultural Economics 35:119-129. Kaliba, A.R., K.O. Osewe, E.M. Senkondo, B.V. Mnembuka and K.K Quagrainie. 2006. Economic analysis of Nile Tilapia (Oreochromis niliticus) production in Tanzania. Journal of the World Aquaculture Society 37(4):464-473. Kazianga, H. and W.A. Masters. 2006. Property rights, production technology and deforestation: Cocoa in Cameroon. Agricultural Economics 35(1):19-26. Lambert, D., J. Lowenberg-DeBoer and G. Malzer. 2006. Economic analysis of spatial-temporal patterns in corn and soybean response to Nitrogen and Phosphorous. Agronomy Journal 98:43- 54. Langyintuo, A., and J. Lowenberg-DeBoer. 2006. Potential regional trade implications of adopting Bt cowpea in West and Central Africa. AgBioForum 9(2):111-120. Lusk, J.L., J.P. Brown, T. Mark, I. Proseku, R. Thompson, and J. Welsh. 2006. Consumer behavior, public policy, and country-of-origin labeling. Review of Agricultural Economics 28(2):284-292. Lynch, K., J.T. Akridge, S.P. Schaffer, and A.W. Gray. 2006. A framework for evaluating return on investment in management development programs. International Food and Agribusiness Management Review 9(2):33-53. Marshall, M.I. and T.L. Marsh. 2006. Endogenous trade protection in the Mexican corn market. Journal of International Agricultural Trade and Development 2(2):221-240.

71 Marshall, M.I. and C. Alexander. 2006. Using a contingency plan to combat human resource risk. Journal of Extension 44(2). Martens, B.J. and J.T. Akridge. 2006. Customer relationship management at Farm Credit Services of America: Working toward a single view. International Food and Agribusiness Management Review 9(3):23-37. Quagrainie, K.K. 2006. IQF Catfish Retail Pack: A study of consumers' willingness to pay. International Food and Agribusiness Management Review 9(2):75-97. Quagrainie, K.K. 2006. Analysis of U.S. Catfish fillet market share using a flexible logistic model. Marine Resource Economics 21(1):33-45. Quagrainie, K.K. and C.R. Engle. 2006. A latent class model for analyzing preferences for catfish. Aquaculture Economics and Management 10(1):1-14. Quagrainie, K.K. and N. Wiese. 2006. Evaluation of alternative market channels for farm-raised catfish. Journal of Marketing Channels 13(3):51-61 Rios, A. and G. Shively. 2006. Farm size and nonparametric efficiency measurements for coffee farms in Vietnam. Forests, Trees, and Livelihoods 16(4):397-412. Sá, C., R.J.G.M. Florax and P. Rietveld. 2006. Does accessibility to higher education matter? Choice behavior of high school graduates in the Netherlands. Spatial Economic Analysis 1(2):155–74. Schinckel, A.P., M.E. Einstein, R. Hinson, B.T. Richert, P.V. Preckel and S. Pence. 2006. Evaluation of different mixed model nonlinear functions on pigs fed low-nutrient excretion diets. Professional Animal Scientist 22:401-412. Schinckel, A.P., N. Li, B.T. Richert, P.V. Preckel, K. Foster and M.E. Einstein. 2006. Development of a model to describe the compositional growth and dietary lysine requirements of pigs fed increasing dietary concentrations of ractopamine. The Professional Animal Scientist 22:438-499. Shively, G.E. 2006. Externalities and labour market linkages in a dynamic two-sector model of tropical agriculture. Environment and Development Economics 11(1):59-75. Siebert, J., K. Litzenberg, R. Gallagher, C.A. Wilson, F.J. Dooley, and A.F. Wysocki. 2006. Factors associated with students’ academic motivation in agricultural economics classes. American Journal of Agricultural Economics 88(August)750-762. Tyner, W. E. and J. Quear. 2006. Comparison of a fixed and variable corn ethanol subsidy. Choices 21(3):199-202. Walmsley, T., T.W. Hertel, and E.I. Ianchovichina. 2006. Assessing the impact of China’s WTO accession on investment. Pacific Economic Review 11(3):315-339. Wiese, N., C.R. Engle, B. Green, and K.K. Quagrainie. 2006. Reducing catfish farm losses due to dockages assessed by processing plants. Journal of the World Aquaculture Society 37(1):60-73. Wilcock, A., S. Karapetrovic, K.A. Boys, and P. Piche. 2006. Use of ISO 9004:2000 and other Business Excellence Tools in Canada. International Journal of Quality and Reliability Management 23(7):828-846.

Department of Agronomy

Books / Book Chapters Koliantz, G., and D. B. Szymanski. 2006. Genetics: A Laboratory Manual. Lisa Al-Amoodi (eds). American Society of Agronomy, Inc.; Crop Science Society of America, Inc., Madison, WI, USA. Patton, A. J., Z. J. Reicher, A. J. Zuk, J. D. Fry, M. D. Richardson, and D. W. Williams. 2006. Applied Turfgrass Science. A Guide to Establishing Seeded Zoysiagrass in the Transition Zone. Schoonheydt, R. A., and C. T. Johnston. 2006. Surface and interface chemistry of clay minerals. In: Handbook of Clay Science. Bergaya, F., B. Theng, G. Lagaly (eds). Elsevier Science LTD, Netherlands. Szymanski, D. B. 2006. Genetics: A Laboratory Manual. ASA, Inc; CSSA, Inc., Madison Wisconsin. Wing, R.A. H.R. Kim, J.L. Goicoechea, Y. Yu, D. Kudrna, A. Zuccolo, S. S. A. Jetty, M. Luo, W. Nelson, J. Ma, P. SanMiguel, B. Hurwitz, D. Ware, D. Brar, D. Mackill, C. Soderlund, L. Stein, and S. Jackson. 2006. Resource for Comparative Genome Studies within Oryza. In: N.M. Upadhyaya (ed.) Rice Functional Genomics. Springer (395-410).

72 Refereed Journal Publications AbuQamar, S., S. M. Cunningham, and J. J. Volenec. 2006. Phosphate nutrition and defoliation effects on growth, root physiology, and phosphate transporter transcript levels of alfalfa (Medicago sativa L.). Journal of Plant Nutrition 29:1387-1403. Becker, J. M., C. H. Nakatsu, J. D. Wilbur, and A. Konopka. 2006. Bacterial activity, community structure, and cm-scale spatial heterogeneity in contaminated soil. Microbial Ecology 51(2):220- 231. Camberato, J. J., B. Gagnon, D. A. Angers, M. H. Chantigny, and W. L. Pan. 2006. Pulp and paper mill by-products as soil amendments and plant nutrient sources. Canadian Journal of Soil Science 86:641-653. Castonguay, Y., S. Laberge, E. C. Brummer, and J. J. Volenec. 2006. Alfalfa winter hardiness: A research retrospective and integrated perspective. Advances in Agronomy 90:203-265. Cromley, S. M., W. J. Wiebold, P. C. Scharf,, and S. P. Conley. 2006. Hybrid and planting date effects on corn response to starter fertilizer. Crop Management DOI:10.1094/CM-2006-0906-01- RS. Dahle, G. A., H. A. Holt, W. R. Chaney, J. Grabosky, T. M. Whalen, D. L. Cassens, R. Gazo, R. L. J. McKenzie, and J. B. Santini. 2006. Decay Patterns in Silver Maple (Acer saccharinum) Trees Converted from Roundovers to V-Trims. Arboriculture & Urban Forestry 32(6):260-264. Dungan, R. S., B. D. Lee, and U. Kukier. 2006. Blending foundry sands with soil: Effect on dehydrogenase activity. Science of the Total Environment 357:221-230. Gonzalo, M., J. B. Holland, T. J. Vyn, and L. M. McIntyre. 2006. Mapping density response in maize: A direct approach for testing genotype and treatment interactions. Genetics 173:331-348. Grant, R. H., and G. M. Heisler. 2006. Impact of cloud cover on UV-B exposure under canopies: will climate change change UVB exposure? Photochemistry and Photobiology DOI:10.1562/2005-07- 07-RA604. Hass-Jacobus, B., M. Futrell-Griggs, B. Abernathy, R. Westerman, J-L. Goiocechea, J. Stein, P. Klein, B. Hurwitz, B. Zhou, F. Rakhshan, A. Sanyal, N. Gill, J-Y. Lin, J.G. Walling, M.Z. Luo, J.S.S. Ammiraju, D. Kudrna, H-R. Kim, D. Ware, R.A. Wing, P. SanMiguel and S.A. Jackson. 2006. Integration of hybridization-based markers (overgos) into physical maps for comparative and evolutionary explorations in the genus Oryza and in Sorghum. BMC Genomics 7:199. Jackson, R.A. Wing and O. Panaud. 2006. Doubling genome size without polyploidization: Dynamics of retrotransposition-driven genomic expansions in Oryza australiensis, a wild relative of rice. Genome Research 16:1262-1269. Jackson, S.A., D. Rokhsar, G. Stacey, R. Shoemaker, J. Schmutz and J. Grimwood. 2006. Toward a reference sequence of the soybean genome: A multi-agency effort. The Plant Genome 46:S-55- S-61. Jackson, S.A., S. Rounsley and M. Purugganan. 2006. Comparative sequencing of plant genomes: Choices to make. Plant Cell 18:1100-1104. Janovicek, K. J., W. Deen, and T. J. Vyn. 2006.. Soybean response to zone tillage, twin-row planting, and row spacing. Agronomy Journal 98:800-807.! Joynt, J., M. Bischoff, R. F. Turco, A. Konopka, and C. H. Nakatsu. 2006. Microbial community analysis of soils contaminaed with lead, chromium and petroleum hydrocarbons. Microbial Ecology 51:209-219. Kung, K. J. S., E. J. Kladivko, C. S. Helling, T. J. Gish, T. S. Steenhuis, D. B. Jaynes. 2006. Quantifying the pore size spectrum of macropore-type preferential pathways under transient flow. Vadose Zone Journal 5:978-989. ! Li, H., B. J. Teppen, D. A. Laird, C. T. Johnston, and S. A. Boyd. 2006. Effects of increasing potassium chloride and calcium chloride ionic strength on pesticide sorption by potassium- and calcium-smectite. Soil Science Society of America Journal 70(6):1889-1895. Ma, J., and J. L. Bennetzen. 2006. Recombination, rearrangement, reshuffling, and divergence in a centromeric region of rice. Proceedings of the National Academy of Science USA 103(2):383-388. Ma, J., and S. A. Jackson. 2006. Retrotransposon accumulation and satellite amplification mediated by segmental duplication facilitate centromere expansion in rice. Genome Research 16(2):251- 259.

73 Ma, J., R.A. Wing, J.L. Bennetzen and S.A. Jackson. 2006. Plant Centromere Organization: Conserved Functions within a Dynamic Structure. Trends in Genetics 23: 134-139. McDonald, S. J., P. H. Dernoeden, and C. A. Bigelow. 2006. Dollar Spot Control In Creeping Bentgrass As Influenced by Fungicide Spray Volume and Application Timing. Applied Turfgrass Science (Online) DOI:10.1094/ATS. McDonald, S. J., P. H. Dernoeden, and C. A. Bigelow. 2006. Dollar Spot and Gray Leaf Spot Severity As Influenced by Irrigation, Chlorothalonil, Paclobutrazol, and A Wetting Agent. Crop Science 46:26752684. Nakatsu, C. H., K. Hristova, S. Hanada, X. Y. Meng, J. R. Hanson, K. M. Scow, and Y. Kamagata. 2006. Methylibium petroleiphilum gen. nov., sp. nov., a new methyl tert-butyl ether (MTBE)- degrading methylotroph of the beta-Proteobacteria. International Journal of Systematic and Evolutionary Microbiology 56:983-989. Ohm, H. W. 2006. A resistance-like gene identified by EST mapping and its association with a QTL controlling Fusarium head blight infection on wheat chromosome 3BS. Genome 49:631-635. Ohm, H. W. 2006. Gene-for-gene defense of wheat against the Hessian fly lacks a classical oxidative burst. Molecular Plant-Microbe Interactions 19:1023-1033. Ohm, H. W. 2006. Fusarium head blight resistance derived from Lophopyrum elongatum chromosome 7E and its augmentation with the Qfhs.ndsu-3BS in wheat. Plant Breeding 125:424- 429. Omonode, R. A. and T. J. Vyn. 2006. Vertical distribution of soil organic carbon and nitrogen under warm season native grasses relative to croplands. Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment 17(2- 3):159170. Piegu, B., R. Guyot, N. Picault, A. Roulin, A. Sanyal, HR. Kim, K. Collura, D.S. Brar, S.A. Sanyal, A. and S.A. Jackson. 2006. Comparative genomics in the genus Arabidopsis of a 789-kilobase region surrounding the FLC locus. Molecular Genetics and Genomics 275: 26-34. Szymanski, D. B. 2006. Arabidopsis BRICK1/HSPC300 is an essential subunit of the WAVE complex that selectively stabilizes the Arp2/3 activator SCAR2. Current Biology 16:895-901. Walling, J.G., R.C. Shoemaker, N.D. Young, J. Mudge and S.A. Jackson. 2006. Chromosome level homeology in paleopolyploid soybean (Glycine max) revealed through integration of genetic and chromosome maps. Genetics 172: 1893-1900. Wang, X., C. T. Mosley, J. R. Frankenberger, and E. J. Kladivko. 2006. Subsurface drain flow and crop yield predictions for different drain spacings using DRAINMOD. Agricultural Water Management 79:113-136. Wang, X., J. R. Frankenberger, and E. J. Kladivko. 2006. Uncertainties in DRAINMOD predictions of subsurface drain flow for an Indiana silt loam using GLUE methodology, Hydrological Processes 20:3069-3084. Yau, K. P., D. G. Schulze, C. T. Johnston, and S. L. Hem. 2006. Aluminum hydroxide adjuvant produced under constant reactant concentration. Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences 95(8):1822- 1833.

Department of Animal Sciences

Books / Book Chapters Collodi, P., and D.W. Barnes. 2006. Cell culture and stem cells. IN: The Physiology of Fishes. D.H. Evans and J.B. Claiborne, eds (eds). CRC Press, New York, NY. Garner, J.P. 2006. Implications of Recognizing Mechanistic Differences in Abnormal Repetitive Behaviour. IN: Stereotypic Animal Behaviour: Fundamentals and Applications to Welfare. Rushen, J. and G. Mason, Wallingford UK. Garner, J.P. 2006. Ch 5. Perseveration and stereotypy - systems-level insights from clinical psychology. Stereotypic Animal Behaviour: Fundamentals and Applications to Welfare (2nd edition). J. Rushen and G. Mason. Wallingford, England, UK, CABI. Garner, J.P. 2006. Box 10.2. Implications of Recognizing Mechanistic Differences in Abnormal Repetitive Behaviour. Stereotypic Animal Behaviour: Fundamentals and Applications to Welfare (2nd edition). J. Rushen and G. Mason. Wallingford, England, UK, CABI: 293-294.

74 Garner, J.P. 2006. Box 7.2. Direct–Indirect Pathway Organization, Modulation and Drug Effects. Stereotypic Animal Behaviour: Fundamentals and Applications to Welfare (2nd edition). J. Rushen and G. Mason. Wallingford, England, UK, CABI: 209. Garner, J.P. 2006. Box 1.2. A Quick Systems Sketch of Brain and Behaviour, and the Key Systems Implicated in Stereotypies. Stereotypic Animal Behaviour: Fundamentals and Applications to Welfare (2nd edition). J. Rushen and G. Mason. Wallingford, England, UK, CABI: 8-9. Machaty, Z. 2006. Activation of oocytes after nuclear transfer. In: “Nuclear Transfer Protocols: Cell Reprogramming and Transgenesis”; (Eds.: P.J. Verma and A.O. Trounson). Methods in Molecular Biology, Vol. 348. pp. 43. Humana Press, Totowa, NJ, USA. Refereed Journal Publications Adeola, O. 2006. International Journal of Poultry Science. Review of Research in Duck Nutrient Utilization. International Journal of Poultry Science 5:201-218. Adeola, O. 2006. Amino acid digestibility in corn, pearl millet, and sorghum for White Pekin ducks Anas platyrinchos domesticus. Journal of Poultry Science 43:357-364. Adeola, O. 2006 and D. King. 2006. Developmental changes in morphometry of the small intestine and jejunal sucrase activity during the first nine weeks of postnatal growth in pigs. Journal of Animal Science 84:112-118. Adeola, O., O.A. Olukosi, J.A. Jendza, R.N. Dilger and M.R. Bedford. 2006. Response of growing pigs to Peniophora lycii- and Escherichia coli-derived phytases or varying ratios of calcium to total phosphorus. Animal Science 82:637-644. Adeola, O., and R.N. Dilger. 2006. Estimation of Endogenous Phosphorus Loss in Growing Pigs fed Conventional and Low-Phytate Soybean Meals. Journal of Animal Science 84:627-634. Angel, R., W.W. Saylor, A. Mitchell, W. Powers, T.J. Applegate, and A.S. Dhandu. 2006. Effect of dietary phosphorus concentration, and inclusion of phytase and 25-hydroxycholecalciferol on broiler chicken bone mineralization, litter total and water soluble phosphorus, and processing yields. Poultry Science 85:1200-1211. Bijma, P. and W.M. Muir 2006. Genetic analysis and improvement of traits affected by interaction among individuals. World Congress on Genetics Applied to Livestock Production 17:974-980. Boys, K., N. Li, P.V. Preckel, A.P. Schinckel, and K.A. Foster. 2006. Economic Replacement of a Heterogeneous Herd. American Journal of Agricultural Economics 89:24-35. Copenhafer, T.L., B.T. Richert, A.P. Schinckel, A.L. Grant and D.E. Gerrard. 2006. Augmented postmortem glycolysis does not occur early postmortem in AMPK!3-mutated porcine muscle of halothane positive pigs. Meat Science 73:590-599. Cowieson, A.J., D.N. Singh, and O. Adeola. 2006. Prediction of ingredient quality and the effect of a combination of xylanase, amylase, protease and phytase in the diets of broiler chicks. I. Growth performance and digestible nutrient intake. British Poultry Science 47:477-489. Cowieson, A.J., D.N. Singh, and O. Adeola. 2006. Prediction of ingredient quality and the effect of a combination of xylanase, amylase, protease and phytase in the diets of broiler chicks. II. Energy and nutrient utilization. British Poultry Science 47:490-500. Davis, J.D., C. Alionte, T. Kobayashi, R.J. Solaro, D.R. Swartz, and S. Tikunova. 2007. Effects of thin and thick filament proteins on calcium binding and exchange with cardiac troponin C. Biophysical Journal 92:3195-31206. Dennis, R. L., W.M. Muir, and H.W. Cheng. 2006. Effects of raclopride on aggression and stress in diversely selected chicken lines. Behavioural Brain Research 175:104-111. Devlin, R.H., L.F. Sundstrom, and W.M. Muir. 2006. Interface of biotechnology and ecology for environmental risk assessments of transgenic fish. Trends In Biotechnology 24:89-97. Dilger, R.N. and O. Adeola. 2006. Estimation of true phosphorus digestibility and endogenous phosphorus loss in growing chicks fed conventional and low-phytate soybean meals. Poultry Science 85:661-668. Eddinger, T.E., J.D. Schiebout, and D.R. Swartz. 2007. Adherens junction associated protein distribution differs in smooth muscle tissue and acutely isolated cells. American Journal of Physiology 292:G684-697. Eicher, S.D., H.W. Cheng, A.D. Sorrells, and M.M. Schutz. 2006. Short Communication: Behavioral and physiological indicators of sensitivity or chronic pain following tail docking. Journal of Dairy Science 89:3047-3051.

75 Fan, L., J. Moon, J. Crodian, and P. Collodi. 2006. Homologous recombination in zebrafish ES cell cultures. Transgenic Research 15(1):21-30. Garner, J.P., C.L. Meehan, J.A. Mench, and T.R. Famula. 2006. Genetic, environmental, and neighbor effects on the severity of stereotypies and feather picking in SAM-winged Amazon parrots (Amazona amazonica): An epidemiological study. Applied Animal Behaviour Science 96(1- 2):153-168. Garner, J.P., C.M. Thogerson, H. Würbel, J.D. Murray and J.A. Mench. 2006. Animal Neuropsychology: Validation of the Intra-Dimensional Extra-Dimensional set shifting task in mice. Behavioural Brain Research 173(1):53-61. Harris, M.J., E.A. Pajor, A.D. Sorrells, S.D. Eicher, B.T. Richert, and J.N. Marchant-Forde. 2006. Effects of stall or small group gestation housing on the production, health and behaviour of gilts. Livestock Science 102:171-179. Hester, P.Y., C.Z. Alvarado, S.F. Bilgili, J.H. Denton, A.M. Donoghue, A. Giesen, B.M. Hargis, J.W. Kessler, F.N. Madison, G.W. Malone, P. Mavrolas, S.L. Noll, A.J. Pescatore, C.A. Ricks, F.E. Robinson, R.B. Shirley, M. Sifri, M.O. Smith, R.H. Stonerock, J.L. Wilson, M.J. Wineland, M.M. Beck, and W.W. Saylor, 2006. The 2006 – 2010 Strategic Plan for the Poultry Science Association. Poultry Science 85:1-7. Jendza, J.A., R.N. Dilger, J.S. Sands and O. Adeola. 2006. Efficacy and equivalency of an Escherichia coli-derived phytase for replacing inorganic phosphorus in the diets of broiler chickens and young pigs. Journal of Animal Science 84:3364-3374. Leytem, A.B., D.R. Smith, T.J. Applegate, and P.A. Thacker. 2006. The influence of manure phytic acid on phosphorus solubility in calcareous soils. Soil Science Society of America Journal 70:1629-1638. Miller, K.A., J.P. Garner and J.A. Mench. 2006. Is fearfulness a stable and consistent trait that is measurable using behavioural tests? Animal Behaviour 71(6):1323-1334. Muir, W.M. and P. Bijma. 2006. Incorporation of competitive effects in breeding programs for improved performance and animal well-being. The World Congress on Genetics Applied to Livestock Production 17:806-812. Muir, W.M., J. Romero-Severson, S.D. Rider Jr., A. Simons, and J. Ogas. 2006. Application of one sided t-tests and a generalized experiment wise error rate to high-density oligonucleotide microarray experiments: An example using Arabidopsis. Journal of Data Science 4:323-341. Nyachoti C.M., J.S. Sands, M.L. Connor and O. Adeola. 2006. Effect of supplementing phytase to corn- or wheat-based diet getating and lactating diets on nutrient digestibility and sow and litter performance. Canadian Journal of Animal Science 86:501-510. Onyango, E.M., E.A. Asem, and O. Adeola. 2006. Dietary cholecalciferol and P influence intestinal mucosa phytase activity in broiler chicks. British Poultry Science 47:632-639. O’Reilly, K.M., M.J. Harris, M.T. Mendl, S. Held, C. Moinard, P. Statham, J.N. Marchant-Forde, and L.E. Green. 2006. Generating hypotheses for factors associated with pre-weaning mortality on commercial pig farms in England and Wales. Veterinary Record 159:193-196. Pang, Y. and T.J. Applegate. 2006. Effects of copper source and concentration on in vitro phytate phosphorus hydrolysis by phytase. Journal of Agriculture and Food Chemistry 54:1792-1796. Perkins, A.C., L.N. Kramer, D. Spurlock, T.S. Hadfield, N.E. Cockett, and C.A. Bidwell. 2006. Postnatal changes in the expression of genes located in the callipyge region in sheep skeletal muscle. Animal Genetics 37(6):535-542. Schinckel A.P., M.E. Einstein, R. Hinson, J.S. Radcliffe , B.T. Richert, and P.V. Preckel. 2006. Evaluation of different mixed model nonlinear functions on pigs fed low nutrient excretion diets. The Professional Animal Scientist 22:170-182. Schinckel, A.P., and M.E. Einstein. 2006. Evaluation of alternative methods to develop prediction equations to predict carcass fat-free lean mass. The Professional Animal Scientist 22:170-182. Schinckel, A. P., N. Li, B. Richert, P.V. Preckel, K. Foster, and M.E. Einstein. 2006. Development of a model to describe the compositional growth and dietary lysine requirements of pigs fed increasing dietary concentrations of ractopamine. The Professional Animal Scientist 22: 438-449. Sorrells, A.D., S.D. Eicher, K.A. Scott, M.J. Harriss, E.A. Pajor, and D.C. Lay, B.T. 2006. Post-natal behavioral and physiological responses of piglets from sows housed individually or in groups during gestation. Journal of Animal Science 84:757-766.

76 Sun, W., V.M. Margam, L. Sun, G. Buczkowski, G.W. Bennett, B. Schemerhorn, W.M. Muir, and B.R. Pittendrigh. 2006. Genome-wide analysis of phenobarbital-inducible genes in Drosophila melanogaster. Insect Molecular Biology 15:455-464. Swartz, D.R., Z. Yang, A. Sen, S.B. Tikunova and J.P. Davis. 2006. Myofibrillar troponin exists in three states and there is signal transduction along skeletal myofibrillar thin filaments. Jourrnal of Molecular Biology 361:420-435. Thompson, K.L., and T.J. Applegate. 2006. Feed withdrawal alters small intestinal morphology and mucus of broilers. Poultry Science 85:1535-1540. Weber, T.E., B. Richert, M.A. Belury, Y. Gu, K. Enright and A.P. Schinckel. 2006. Evaluation of the effects of dietary fat, conjugated linoleic acid, and ractopamine on growth performance, pork quality, and fatty acid profiles in genetically lean gilts. Journal of Animal Science 84:720-732.

Department of Biochemistry

Books / Book Chapters Ho, K.K. and H. Weiner. Screening for variants of human liver cytosolic aldehyde dehydrogenase with altered properties in enzymology and molecular biology of carbonyl metabolism 12. Weiner, H., Lindahl, R., Plapp, B and Maser, E. eds., Purdue University Press, Lafayette IN, pp 28-32. Jau, J., D. Goldman, C.J.P. Eriksson, A.T. Kallarakal, T.T.Y. Wang, H. Weiner and B.J. Song. Accumulation of hepatic acetaldehyde and reduced alcohol drinking in transgenic mice carrying the oriental variant of the human aldehyde dehydrogenase 2 gene in enzymology and molecular biology of carbonyl metabolism 12. Weiner, H., Lindahl, R., Plapp, B and Maser, E. eds., Purdue University Press, Lafayette IN, pp 42-49. Weiner, H. 2006. Enzymes: Classification, Kinetics, and Control. IN: Textbook of Biochemistry With Clinical Correlations, Sixth Edition. Thomas M. Devlin (eds). John Wiley & Sons, Inc, Refereed Journal Publications Bender, L.B., J. Suh, C.R. Carroll, Y. Fong, I.M. Fingerman, S.D. Briggs, R. Cao, Y. Zhang, V. Reinke and S. Strome. 2006. MES-4: An autosome-associated histone methyltransferase that participates in silencing the X chromosomes in the C. elegans germ line. Development 133:3907- 3917. Cooks, R. G., H. Chen, M. N. Eberlin, X. Zheng and W. A. Tao. 2006. Polar acetalization and transacetalization in the gas phase: The Eberlin Reaction. Chemical Review 106:188-211. Gentile, S., T. Darden, C. Erxleben, C. Romeo, A. Russo, N. Martin, S. Rossie and D.L. Armstrong. 2006. Rac GTPase signaling through the PP5 protein phosphatase. Proceedings of the National Academy of Science USA 103(13): 5202-5206. Gimble, F.S. 2006. Broken symmetry in homing endonucleases. Structure 14: 804-806. Gutiérrez-Cirlos, E.B., B. Pérez-Gómez, D.W. Krogmann and C. Gómez-Lojero. 2006. The phycocyanin-associated rod linker proteins of the phycobilisome of Gloeobacter violaceus PCC 7421 contain unusually located rod-capping domains. Biochimica Et Biophysica Acta 1757:130- 134. Ho, K.K., T.D. Hurley and H. Weiner. 2006. Selective alteration of the rate-limiting step in cytosolic aldehyde dehydrogenase through random mutagenesis. Biochemistry 45: 9445-9453. Holzer, T.R., W.R. McMaster and J.D. Forney. 2006. Expression profiling by whole-genome interspecies microarray hybridization reveals differential gene expression in procyclic promastigotes, lesion-derived amastigotes, and axenic amastigotes in Leishmania mexicana. Molecular & Biochemical Parasitology 146:198-218. Kirchmaier, A.L. and J. Rine. 2006. Cell cycle requirements in assembling silent chromatin in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Molecular and Cellular Biology 26:852-862. Knutson, B., X. Liul, J. Liul, J. Oh and S. Broyles. 2006. Vaccinia virus intermediate and late promoter elements are targeted by the tata-binding protein. Journal of Virology 80(14): 6784- 6793.

77 Liu, X., L. Ming and R. Erikson. 2006. Normal cells, but not cancer cells, survive severe Plk1 depletion. Molecular and Cellular Biology 26(6):2093-2108. Luo, Q., K. Yang, F. Yang, A. Elias, Y. Shen, R.J. Moore, R. Zhao, K.K. Hixson, S.S. Rossie and R.D. Smith. 2006. More sensitive and quantitative proteomic measurements using very low flow rate porous silica monolithic LC columns with electrospray ionization-mass spectrometry. Journal of Proteome Research 5(5):1091-1097. Martinez, J.S., D.-E. Jeong, E. Choi, B.M. Billings and M.C. Hall. 2006. Acm1 is a negative regulator of the Cdh1-dependent anaphase-promoting complex/cyclosome in budding yeast. Molecular and Cellular Biology 26:9162-9176. Matsuda, A. and J. Forney. 2006. The SUMO Pathway is developmentally regulated and required for programmed DNA elimination in Paramecium tetraurelia. Eukaryotic Cell 5(5):806-815. Messner, D.J., C. Romeo, A. Boynton and S. Rossie. 2006. Inhibition of PP2A, but not PP5, mediates p53 activation by low levels of okadaic acid in rat liver epithelial cells. Journal of Cellular Biochemistry 99:241-255. Muir, W.M., J. Romero-Severson, S.D. Rider, A. Simons and J. Ogas. 2006. Application of one sided t-tests and a generalized experiment wise error rate to high-density oligonucleotide microarray experiments: an example using Arabidopsis. Journal of Data Science 4:323-341. Mukhopadhyay, A., C.-S. Song and H. Weiner. 2006. Binding of mitochondrial leader sequences to Tom 20 assessed using a bacterial two-hybrid system show that hydrophobic interactions are essential and that some mutated leaders that do not bind Tom 20 can still be imported. Protein Science 15:2739-2748. Mukhopadhyay, A., S.J. Zullo and H. Weiner. 2006. Factors that might affect the allotopic replacement of a damaged mitochondrial DNA-encoded protein. Rejuvenation Research 9(2):182- 190. Rodriguez-Zavala J.S., Allali-Hassani A. and Weiner H. 2006. Characterization of E. coli tetrameric aldehyde dehydrogenases with atypical properties compared to other aldehyde dehydrogenases. Protein Science 15:1387-1396. Rossie, S., H. Jayachandran and R.L. Meisel. 2006. Cellular co-localization of protein phosphatase 5 and glucocorticoid receptors in rat brain. Brain Research 1111:1-11. Steussy, C.N., A.D. Robison, A.M. Tetrick, J.T. Knight, V.W. Rodwell, C.V. Stauffacher and A.L. Sutherlin. 2006. A structural limitation on enzyme activity: The case of HMG-CoA synthase. Biochemistry 45:14407-14414. Tang, J., R.L. Erikson and X. Liu. 2006. Checkpoint kinase 1 (Chk1) is required for mitotic progression through negative regulation of polo-like kinase 1 (Plk1). Proceedings of the National Academy of Science USA 103:11964-11969. Tang, J., R.L. Erikson and X. Liu. 2006. Ectopic expression of Plk1 leads to activation of the spindle checkpoint. Cell Cycle 5:2484-2488. Wenzel, P., U. Hink, M. Oelze, S. Schuppan, K. Schaeuble, S. Schildknecht, K.K. Ho, H. Weiner, M. Bachschmid, T. Munzel and A. Daiber. 2006. Role of reduced lipoic acid in the redox regulation of mitochondrial aldehyde dehydrogenase (aldh-2) activity: Implications for mitochondrial oxidative stress and nitrate tolerance. Journal of Biological Chemistry 82:792-799. Yang, B. and A.L. Kirchmaier. 2006. Bypassing the catalytic activity of SIR2 for SIR protein spreading in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Molecular Biology of the Cell 17:5287-5297. Zhou, T., W. Zimmerman, X. Liu and R.L. Erikson. 2006. A mammalian NudC-like protein essential for dynein stability and cell viability. Proceedings of the National Academy of Science USA 103:9039-9044. Zhu, H., T. Hummel, J.C. Clemens, D. Berdnik, S.L. Zipursky and L. Luo. 2006. Dendritic patterning by Dscam and synaptic partner matching in the Drosophila antennal lobe. Nature Neuroscience 9:349-355.

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Department of Botany & Plant Pathology

Refereed Journal Publications AbuQamar S, X. Chen, R. Dahwan, B. Bluhm, J. Salmeron, S. Lam, R.A. Dietrich and T. Mengiste. 2006. Expression profiling and mutant analysis reveals complex regulatory networks involved in Arabidopsis response to Botrytis infection. The Plant Journal 48:28-44. Bluhm, B. H. and C. P Woloshuk. 2006. Fck1, a C-type cyclin-dependent kinase, interacts with Fcc1 to regulate development and secondary metabolism in Fusarium verticillioides. Fungal Genetics and Biology 43:146–154. DeRidder, B.P., and P.B. Goldsbrough. 2006. Organ-specific expression of glutathione S- transferases and the efficacy of herbicide safeners in Arabidopsis. Plant Physiology 140:167-175. Ellis, D., Gumaelius, L., Indriolo, E., Pickering, I., Banks, J. and D. Salt. 2006. A unique arsenate reductase from the arsenic hyperaccumulating fern Pteris vittata. Plant Physiology 141:1544- 1554. Ileleji, K. E., Maier, D. E, Bhat, C. and Woloshuk, C. P. 2006. Detection of a developing hot spot in stored corn with a CO2 sensor. Applied Engineering in Agriculture 22:275-289. Johnson, W. G. and K. D. Gibson. 2006. Glyphosate resistant weeds and resistance management strategies: An Indiana grower perspective. Weed Technology 20:768-772. Kang CH, Jung WY, Kang YH, Kim JY, Kim DG, Jeong JC, Baek DW, Jin JB, Chung WS, Mengiste T, Koiwa H, Kwak SS, Bahk JD, Lee SY, Nam JS, Yun DJ, and Cho MJ. 2006. AtBAG6, a novel calmodulin binding protein, induces programmed cell death in yeast and plants. Cell Death and Differentiation 13: 84–95. Kim, K.-C. Fan, B. and Chen, Z. 2006. Pathogen-induced WRKY7 transcription factor is a transcriptional repressor and enhances plant susceptibility to Pseudomonas syringae. Plant Physiology 142:1180-1192. Latin, R. 2006. Residual activity of fungicides for control of dollar spot on creeping bentgrass. Plant Disease 90:571-575. Melgar, J. C., Abney, T. S., and Vierling, R.A. 2006. Peroxidase activity in hypocotyl tissues of Glycine max following inoculation with Phytophthora sojae. Mycopathologicia 161:37-42. Park, G., Xue, C., Zhao, X., Kim, Y., Orbach, M., and Xu, J.-R. 2006. Multiple upstream signals converge on an adaptor protein Mst50 to activate the PMK1 pathway in Magnaporthe grisea. The Plant Cell 18:2822–2835. Pickering, I.J., Gumaelius, L., Harris, H.H., Prince, R.C., Hirsch, G., Banks, J.A., Salt, D.E., George, G.N. 2006. Localizing the biochemical transformations of arsenate in a hyperaccumulating fern. Environmental Science & Technology 40:5010-5014. Seong, K., Li, L., Hou, Z., Kistler, H. C., and Xu, J.-R. 2006. Cryptic promoter activity of the HMR1 coding region in the wheat scab fungus Fusarium graminearum. Fungal Genetics and Biology 43:34-41. Smith, D.A., Abney, T.S., and Shannon, J.G. 2006. Virulence in Phytophthora sojae isolates to soybeans with Rps8 resistance. Proceeding 33rd Southern Soybean Disease Workers Conference. Jackson, TN. p.6. Spencer, D. F., C. A. Lembi, and R. R. Blank. 2006. Spatial and Temporal variation in the composition and biomass of algae present in selected California rice fields. Journal of Freshwater Ecology 21:649-656 Vázquez, S, P. Goldsbrough, and R.O. Carpena. 2006. Assessing the relative contributions of phytochelatins and the cell wall to cadmium resistance in white lupin. Physiologia Plantarum 128: 487-495. Veronese P, Nakagami H, Bluhm B, AbuQamar S, Chen X, Salmeron J, Dietrich RA, Hirt H, Mengiste T. 2006. Distinct roles of the membrane anchored Botrytis Induced Kinase 1 in Arabidopsis resistance to necrotrophic and biotrophic pathogens. Plant Cell 18:257-273.

79 Xing, D., and Chen, Z. 2006. Effects of mutations and constitutive overexpression of EDS1 and PAD4 on resistance to different types of microbial pathogens. Plant Science 171:251-262. Xing, L.-J., and A. Westphal. 2006. Interaction of Fusarium solani f. sp. glycines and Heterodera glycines in sudden death syndrome of soybean. Phytopathology 96:763-770. Xu X, Bai GH, Carver BF, Shaner GE, Hunger RM. 2006. Molecular characterization of a powdery mildew resistance gene in wheat cultivar Suwon 92. Phytopathology 96(5):496-500. Xu, J.-R., Peng, Y., Dickman, M. B., and Sharon, A. 2006.The dawn of fungal pathogen genomics. Annual Reviews of Phytopathology 44:337-366. Xu, X., Chen, C., Fan, B., and Chen, Z. 2006. Physical and functional interactions between pathogen-induced Arabidopsis WRKY18, WRKY40 and WRKY60 transcription factors. Plant Cell 18:1310-1326. Zheng Z, AbuQamar S, Chen Z and Mengiste T. 2006. Arabidopsis WRKY33 transcription factor is required for resistance to necrotrophic fungal pathogens. The Plant Journal 48(4):592-605

Department of Entomology

Books / Book Chapters Bennett, G. W., J. M. Owens, and R. M. Corrigan. 2006. Truman's Scientific Guide to Pest Management Operations 6th Edition Revised. G. W. Bennett, J. M. Owens, R. M. Corrigan (eds). Questex, Cleveland OH. Gibb, T. and C. Y. Oseto. 2006. Arthropod collection and identification field and laboratory techniques. Elsevier Academic Press, Amsterdam, Boston. Mason, L. J. 2006. Insect Management for Food Storage and Processing. Jerry Heaps (eds). AACC International, St Paul MN. Refereed Journal Publications Baumgardner, D. E., M. D. Meyer and W. P. McCafferty. 2006. A new species of Asioplax (Ephemeroptera: Leptohyphidae) from Costa Rica and Nicaragua. Pan Pacific Entomologist 82:346-350. Buczkowski, G. and G. W. Bennett. 2006. Dispersed central-place foraging in the polydomous odorous house ant, Tapinoma sessile as revealed by a protein marker. Insectes Sociaux 53:282- 290. Buczkowski, G. and J. Silverman. 2006. Geographical variation in Argentine ant aggression behaviour mediated by environmentally derived nestmate recognition cues. Animal Behaviour 71:327-335. Butler, C. D. and R. J. O'Neil. 2006. Defensive Response of Soybean Aphid (Hemiptera: Aphididae) to Predation by Insidious Flower Bug (Hemiptera: Anthocoridae) \h [electronic resource]. Annals of the Entomological Society of America 99:2. Chen, M. S., J. P. Fellers, Y. C. Zhu, J. J. Stuart, S. Hulbert, M. El-Bouhssini and X. Liu. 2006. A super-family of genes coding for secreted salivary gland proteins from the Hessian fly, Mayetiola destructor. Journal of Insect Science 6:6. Desneux, N., R. J. O'Neil and H. J. S. Yoo. 2006. Suppression of Population Growth of the Soybean Aphid, Aphis glycines Matsumura, by Predators: The Identification of a Key Predator and the Effects of Prey Dispersion, Predator Abundance, and Temperature. Environmental Entomology 35:1342-1349. Donald, P. A., P. E. Pierson, S. K. St. Martin, P. R. Sellers, G. R. Noel, A. E. MacGuidwin, J. Faghihi, V. R. Ferris, C. R. Grau and D. J. Jardine. 2006. Assessing Heterodera glycines-resistant and susceptible cultivar yield response. Journal of Nematology 38: 76-82. Edwards, C. R. 2006. Diagnostic protocols for regulated quarantine pests. Novenyvedelem 42: 253- 258. Ginzel, M. D. , J. A. Moreira, A. M. Ray, J. G. Millar and L. M. Hanks. 2006. (Z)-9-nonacosene - major component of the contact sex pheromone of the beetle Megacyllene caryae. Journal of Chemical Ecology 32: 435-451.

80 Giovanini, M. P., D. P. Puthoff, J. A. Nemacheck, O. Mittapalli, K. D. Saltzmann, H. W. Ohm, R. H. Shukle and C. E. Williams. 2006. Gene-for-Gene Defense of Wheat Against the Hessian Fly Lacks a Classical Oxidative Burst. Molecular Plant Microbe Interactions 19:1023-1033. Green, J. M., M. E. Scharf, and G. W. Bennett. 2006. Agonism and Resource Partitioning of Subterranean Termites (Isoptera: Rhinotermitidae), Reticulitermes flavipes and R. tibialis in a Laboratory Assay. Sociobiology 47(2):211-216. Holland, J. D. 2006. Cerambycidae larval host condition predicts trap efficiency. Environmental Entomology 35:1647-1653. Jacobus, L. M. and W. P. McCafferty. 2006. A new Oriental species of Uracanthella (Ephemeroptera: Ephemerellidae) from Thailand and Vietnam. Entomological News 117:276-280. Jacobus, L. M. and W. P. McCafferty. 2006. Notable records of Ephemeroptera (Baetidae, Leptophlebiidae, Metretopodidae) from Indiana, U.S.A. Entomological News 117:344-346. Jacobus, L. M. and W. P. McCafferty. 2006. Phylogenetic revision of Ephemerythidae (Ephemeroptera: Pannota). Transactions of the American Entomological Society 132:75-79. Jacobus, L. M. and W. P. McCafferty. 2006. Reevaluation of the phylogeny of the Ephemeroptera infraorder Pannota (Furcatergalia), with adjustments to higher classification. [Erratum: 2006 Sept-Dec, v. 132, no. 3-4, p. 429-430.]. Transactions of the American Entomological Society 132: 81-90. Jacobus, L. M., R. L. Newell and W. P. McCafferty. 2006. First adult and egg descriptions of Caudatella edmundsi (Ephemeroptera: Ephemerellidae) from Montana (U.S.A.), with habitat observations. Entomological News 117:175-180. Krupke, C. H., V. P. Jones, and J. F. Brunner. 2006. Diel periodicity of Euschistus conspersus (Heteroptera: Pentatomidae) aggregation, mating, and feeding. Annals of the Entomological Society of America 99:169-174. McCafferty, W. P. and L. M. Jacobus. 2006. A new Oriental species of Behningia lestage (Ephemeroptera: Behningiidae). Journal of Insect Science 6:6. McCafferty, W. P. 2006. New synonym and western range extension for Heterocloeon anoka (Daggy) (Ephemeroptera: Baetidae). Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Washington 108:738. McCafferty, W. P. 2006. Rediscovery of Fallceon eatoni (Kimmins) Ephemeroptera: Baetidae). Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Washington 108:248. McCafferty, W. P., J. R. Davis and J. M. Webb. 2006. New and notable records of flatheaded mayfly species (Ephemeroptera: Heptageniidae) from Texas, U.S.A. Entomological News 117:272-275. Mittapalli, O., R. H. Shukle and I. L. Wise. 2006. Identification of mariner-like elements in Sitodiplosis mosellana (Diptera: Cecidomyiidae). Canadian Entomologist 138:138-146. Mittapalli, O., R. H. Shukle, N. Sardesai, M. P. Giovanini and C. E. Williams. 2006. Expression patterns of antibacterial genes in the Hessian fly. Journal of Insect Physiology 52:1143-1152. Mittapalli, O., I. L. Wise, and R. H. Shukle. 2006. Characterization of a serine carboxypeptidase in the salivary glands and fat body of the orange wheat blossom midge, Sitodiplosis mosellana (Diptera: Cecidomyiidae). Insect Biochemistry and Molecular Biology 36:154-160. Moraes, G. J., I. D. Zannou, A. R. Oliveira, J. S. Yaninek, and R. Hanna. 2006. Phytoseiid mites of the subtribes Typhlodromalina and Euseiina (Acari: Phytoseiidae: Euseiini) from sub-Saharan Africa. Zootaxa 1114:1-52. Peacock, L., V. Ferris, M. Bailey and W. Gibson. 2006. Multiple effects of the lectin-inhibitory sugars D-glucosamine and N-acetyl-glucosamine on tsetse-trypanosome interactions \h [electronic resource]. Parasitology 132:651-658. Pierce, C. M., and M. E. Gray. 2006. Seasonal Oviposition Behavior of a Western Corn Rootworm, Diabrotica virgifera virgifera LeConte (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae), Variant in East Central Illinois Commercial Maize and Soybean Fields. Environmental Entomology 35(3):676-683. Pierce, C. M., and M. E. Gray. 2006. Western Corn Rootworm, Diabrotica virgifera virgifera LeConte, (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae) Oviposition: A Variant’s Response to Maize Phenology. Environmental Entomology 35(2):423-434. Pittendrigh, B. R., J. M. Clark, J. S. Johnston, S. H. Lee, J. Romero-Severson and G. A. Dasch. 2006. Sequencing of a new target genome: the Pediculus humanus humanus (Phthiraptera: Pediculidae) genome project. Journal of Medical Entomology 43:1103-1111.

81 Provonsha, A. V. and W. P. McCafferty Provonsha AV and McCafferty WP. 2006. A second species of the North American mayfly genus Amercaenis Provonsha and McCafferty (Ephemeroptera:Caenidae). Journal of Insect Science 6:6. Rebek, E. J., C. S. Sadof, and L.M. Hanks. 2006. Influence of floral resource plants on control of an armored scale pest by the parasitoid Encarsia citrina (Craw.) (Hymenoptera: Aphelinidae). Biological Control 37:320-328. Rebek, K. A. and R. J. O'Neil. 2006. The effects of natural and manipulated density regimes on Alliaria petiolata survival, growth and reproduction. Weed Research 46:345-352. Richmond, D. S., J. Cardina and P. S. Grewal. 2006. Influence of grass species and endophyte infection on weed populations during establishment of low-maintenance lawns. Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 115:27-33. Rodas, S. and R. J. O'Neil, S. Rodas and R. J. O'Neil. 2006. A survey of Indiana soybean producers following the introduction of a new invasive pest, the soybean aphid. American Entomologist 52:146-149. Rutledge, C. E. and R. J. O'Neil. 2006. Soybean plant stage and population growth of soybean aphid. Journal of Economic Entomology 99:60-66. Saltzmann, K. A., K. D. Saltzmann, J. J. Neal, M. E. Scharf and G. W. Bennett. 2006. Effects of the juvenile hormone analog pyriproxyfen on German cockroach, Blattella germanica (L.), tergal gland development and production of tergal gland secretion proteins. Archives of Insect Biochemistry and Physiology 63:15-23. Saltzmann, K. D., K. A. Saltzmann, J. J. Neal, M. E. Scharf and G. W. Bennett. 2006. Characterization of BGTG-1, a tergal gland-secreted alpha-amylase, from the German cockroach, Blattella germanica (L.). Insect Molecular Biology 15:425-433. Sedenger, B. D., D. R. Suiter and G. W. Bennett. 2006. German cockroach, Blattella germanica (L.) (Blattaria: Blattellidae), feeding activity in apartment kitchens. Journal of Entomological Science 41:49-56. Subramanyam, S., N. Sardesai, D. P. Puthoff, J. M. Meyer, J. A. Nemacheck, M. Gonzalo and C. E. Williams. 2006. Expression of two wheat defense-response genes, Hfr-1 and Wci-1, under biotic and abiotic stresses. Plant Science 170:90-103. Suiter, D. R., B. M. Schneider, C. Riegel, M. S. Smith, and G. W. Bennett. 2006. Brood Reduction in Noviflumuron-fed Pharaoh's Ant and Argentine Ant Colonies. Sociobiology 47(1):149-164. Sun, L., A. Sabo, M. D. Meyer, R. P. Randolph, L. M. Jacobus, W. P. McCafferty and V. R. Ferris. 2006. Tests of current hypotheses of mayfly (Ephemeroptera) phylogeny using molecular (18s rDNA) data. Annals of the Entomological Society of America 99:241-252. Sun, W., V. M. Margam, L. Sun, G. Buczkowski, G. Bennett, B. Schemerhorn, W. Muir, and B. R. Pittendrigh. 2006. Genome-wide analysis of phenobarbital-inducible genes in Drosophila melanogaster. Insect Molecular Biology 15:455-464. Tarver, M. R., R. E. Shade, R. D. Tarver, Y. Liang, G. Krishnamurthi, B. R. Pittendrigh and L. L. Murdock. 2006. Use of micro-CAT scans to understand cowpea seed resistance to Callosobruchus maculatus. Entomologia Experimentalis et Applicata 118:33-39. Wang, C. L. and G. W. Bennett. 2006. Comparative study of integrated pest management and baiting for German cockroach management in public housing. Journal of Economic Entomology 99:879-885. Wang, C. L. and G. W. Bennett. 2006. Comparison of cockroach traps and attractants for monitoring German cockroaches (Dictyoptera: Blattellidae). Environmental Entomology 35:765- 770. Wang, C. L. and G. W. Bennett. 2006. Efficacy of noviflumuron gel bait for control of the German cockroach, Blattella germanica (Dictyoptera: Blattellidae) - laboratory studies. Pest Management Science 62:434-439. Weaver, D. K., G. P. Opit, L. J. Mason and J. E. Throne. 2006. Gravimetric Method for Determining Stage of an Obligate Internally Feeding Stored-Product Insect Pest, the Cowpea Weevil. Environmental Entomology 35:1483-1490. Webster, T. M., M. G. Burton, A. S. Culpepper, J. T. Flanders, T. L. Grey and A. C. York. 2006. Tropical Spiderwort (Commelina benghalensis L.) Control and Emergence Patterns in Preemergence Herbicide Systems. Journal of Cotton Science 10:1.

82 Wyckhuys, K. A. G. and R. J. O'Neil. 2006. Population dynamics of Spodoptera frugiperda Smith (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) and associated arthropod natural enemies in Honduran subsistence maize. Crop Protection 25:1180-1190. Zhou, C. F., L. M. Jacobus and W. P. McCafferty. 2006. New synonyms of Serratella jinghongensis (Ephemeroptera: Ephemerellidae) from China. Entomological News 117:237-238. Zhou, X., M. R. Tarver, G. W. Bennett, F. M. Oi and M. E. Scharf. 2006. Two hexamerin genes from the termite Reticulitermes flavipes: Sequence, expression, and proposed functions in caste regulation. Gene 376:47-58.

Department of Food Science

Books / Book Chapters Bhunia, A. K. 2006. Detection of significant bacterial pathogens and toxins of interest in homeland security. IN: Advances in Homeland Security, The Science of Homeland Security. S. Amass, A.K. Bhunia, A. Cahaturvedi, D.Dolk, S. Peeta and M. Atallah (eds). Purdue Press, West Lafayette, IN Refereed Journal Publications Aboubacar, A., K. A. K. Moldenhauer, A. M. McClung, D. H. Beighley, and B. R. Hamaker. 2006. Effect of growth location in the US on amylose content, amylopectin fine structure and thermal properties of starches of long grain rice cultivars. Cereal Chemistry 83(1):93-98. Banada, P. P., Y. S. Liu, L. Yang, R. Bashir, and A. K. Bhunia. 2006. Performance evaluation of a low conductive growth medium (LCGM) for growth of healthy and stressed Listeria monocytogenes and other common bacterial species. International Journal of Food Microbiology 111:12-20. Bayraktar, B., P. P. Banada, E. D. Hirleman, A. K. Bhunia, J. P. Robinson, and B. Rajwa. 2006. Feature extraction from light-scatter patterns of Listeria colonies for identification and classification. Journal of Biomedical Optics 11(3):034006. Ferruzzi, M., J. Lumpkin, S. J. Schwartz, and M. L. Failla. 2006. Digestion, micellarization and intestinal cell uptake of beta-carotene isomers. Journal of Agriculture and Food Chemistry 54:2780-2785. Gehring, A. G., D. M. Albin, A. K. Bhunia, S. A. Reed, S. I. Tu, and J. Uknalis. 2006. Antibody microarray detection of Escherichia coli O157:H7: Quantification, assay limitations, and capture efficiency. Analytical Chemistry 78:6601-6607. Geng, T., B. K. Hahm, and A. K. Bhunia. 2006. Selective enrichment media affect the antibody- based detection of stress-exposed Listeria monocytogenes due to differential expression of antibody-reactive antigens identified by protein sequencing. Journal of Food Protection 69(8):1879-1886. Geng, T., J. Uknalis, S. I. Tu, and A. K. Bhunia. 2006. Fiber-optic biosensor employing alexa-fluor conjugated antibody for detection of Escherichia coli O157:H7 from ground beef in four hours. Sensors 6:796-807. Hahm, B. K., and A. K. Bhunia. 2006. Effect of environmental stresses on antibody-based detection of Escherichia coli O157:H7, Salmonella enterica subspecies Enteritidis and Listeria monocytogenes. Journal of Applied Microbiology 100:1017-1027. Han, X., Z. Ao, S. Janaswamy, J. Jane, R. Chandrasekaran, and B. R. Hamaker. 2006. Development of a low glycemic maize starch: Preparation and characterization. Biomacromolecules 7:1162-1168. Huang, T. T., D. G. Taylor, K. S. Lim, M. Sedlak, R. Bashir, N. S. Mosier, and M. R. Ladisch. 2006. Surface directed boundary flow in microfluidic channels. Langmuir 22(14):6429-6437. Ismail, B., L. H. Choi, L. M. Were, and S. S. Nielsen. 2006. Activity and nature of plasminogen activators associated with the casein micelle. Journal of Dairy Science 89(9):3285-3295. Janaswamy, S., and R. Chandrasekaran. 2006. Sodium iota-carrageenan: A paradigm of polymorphism and pseudopolymorphism. Macromolecules 39: 3345-3349. Kim, G., M. T. Morgan, D. R. Ess, B. K. Hahm, A. Kothapalli, A. Valadez, and A. K. Bhunia. 2006. Detection of Listeria monocytogenes using an automated fiber-optic biosensor: Raptor. Key Engineering Materials 321-323:1168-1171.

83 Kim, K. P., B. Jagadeesan, Z. W. Jaradat, J. L. Wampler, M. T. Morgan, and A. K. Bhunia. 2006. Adhesion characteristics of Listeria adhesion protein (LAP) – expressing Escherichia coli to Caco-2 cells and the recombinant LAP to eukaryotic receptor Hsp60 by a surface plasmon resonance sensor. FEMS Microbiology Letters 256:324-332. Lathrop, A. A., K. Huff, and A. K. Bhunia. 2006. Prevalence of antibodies reactive to pathogenic and nonpathogenic bacteria in preimmune serum of New Zealand white rabbits. Journal of Immunoassay and Immunochemistry 27(4):351-361. Morgan, M. T., G. Kim, D. Ess, A. Kothapalli, B. K. Hahm, and A. K. Bhunia. 2006. Binding inhibition assay using fiber-optic based biosensor for the detection of foodborne pathogens. Key Engineering Materials 321-323:1145-1150. Nanduri, V., G. Kim, M. T. Morgan, D. Ess, B. K. Hahm, A. Kothapalli, A. Valadez, T. Geng, and A. K. Bhunia. 2006. Antibody Immobilization on waveguides using a flow –through system shows improved Listeria monocytogenes detection in an automated fiber optic biosensor: RAPTOR™. Sensors 6:808-822. Wang, H. Y., A. K. Bhunia, and C. Lu. 2006. A microfluidic flow-through device for high throughput electrical lysis of bacterial cells based on continuous DC voltageic chip. Biosensors and Bioelectronics 22:582-588. Yang, L., P. Banada, M. R. Chatni, L. L. Seop, A. K. Bhunia, M. Ladisch, and R. Bashir. 2006. A multifunctional micro-fluidic system for dielectrophoretic concentration coupled with immunocapture of low numbers of Listeria monocytogenes. Lab Chip 6(7):896-905. Zhao, J., S. Jedlicka, J. Lannu, A. K. Bhunia, and J. L. Rickus. 2006. Liposome-doped nanocomposites as artificial-cell-based biosensors: Detection of listeriolysin O. Biotechnology Progress 22:32-37.

Department of Forestry & Natural Resources

Books / Book Chapters Crow, T.R., Cleland, D.T., Donner Wright, D.M., Gustafson, E.J., Lytle, D.E., Parker, L.R., Probst, J., Schulte, L.A., Sturtevant, B.R., and Zollner, P.A. 2006. Managing midwestern landscapes using ecological principles. In: Chen, J, Saunders, S.C., Brosofske, K.D., and Crow, T.R. eds. Linking ecology to landscape hierarchies. Nova Sciences Publishers, New York. p. 251-281. Dunning, J. B. 2006. Bachman's Sparrow (Aimophila aestivalis). The Birds of North America Online, Ithaca, Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology Dunning, J. B., M. J. Groom, and H. R. Pulliam. 2006. Species and landscape approaches to conservation. Pp. 419-466, in: Groom, M. J., G. K. Meffe, and C. R. Carroll. Principles of Conservation Biology, Sinauer Associates, Sunderland, MA. Third edition. Khanna, M., and R. L. Farnsworth. 2006. Economic Analysis of Green Payment Policies to Protect Water Quality. In: Frontiers in Water Resource Economics. Renan-Ulrich Goetz and Dolors Berga (eds). Springer, New York Shao, G. and K.M. Reynolds (ed.). 2006. Computer Applications in Sustainable Forest Management: Including Perspectives on Collaboration and Integration. Springer, Netherland, 276 pp. Refereed Journal Publications Beever, E. A., R. K. Swihart, and B. T. Bestelmeyer. 2006. Linking the concept of scale to studies of biological diversity: Evolving approaches and tools. Diversity and Distributions 12:229-235. [Introductory article to Special feature on linking the concept of scale to studies of biological diversity] Birge, Z.K.D, Salifu, K.F., and Jacobs, D.F. 2006. Modified exponential nitrogen loading to promote morphological quality and nutrient storage of bareroot-cultured Quercus rubra and Quercus alba seedlings. Scandinavian Journal of Forest Research 21:306-316 Blaedow, R.R., W.R. Chaney, P.C. Pecknold and H.A. Holt. 2006. Investigation of fungicidal properties of the tree growth regulator paclobutrazol to control apple scab. Journal of Arboriculture 32(2):67-73.

84 Busov, V.B., Meilan, R., Pearce, D.W., Rood, S.B., Ma, C., Tschaplinski, T.J., and Strauss, S.H. 2006. DELLA-less Arabidopsis GAI and RGL1 induce dwarfism, altered root morphology, and complex metabolic changes in transgenic poplars. Planta 224(2):288-299. Cassens, D. L. 2006. Moisture Distribution in a Dried Red Oak Lumber Package Stored in a High Humidity Environment. Forest Products Journal 56(4):75-80. Clement, C., Lihra, T., Gazo, R., and R. Beauregard. 2006. Maximizing lumber use: The effect of manufacturing defects on yield – a case study. Forest Products Journal. 56(1):60-65. Custer, C. M., T. W. Custer, D. Warburton, D. J. Hoffman, J. W. Bickham , and C. W. Matson. 2006. Trace element concentrations and bioindicator responses in tree swallows from northwestern Minnesota. Environmental Monitoring and Assessment 118:247-266. Custer, T. W., C. M. Custer, B. L. Goatcher, M. J. Melancon, C. W. Matson, and J. W. Bickham. 2006. Contaminant exposure of Barn Swallows nesting on Bayou D’Inde, Calcasieu Estuary, Louisiana, USA. Environmental Monitoring and Assessment DOI: 10.1007/s10661-005-9153-x. D’Souza, N., D.I. Skonberg, D.A.J. Stone and P.B. Brown. 2006. Effect of soybean meal-based diets on the product quality of rainbow trout fillets. Journal of Food Science 71:337-342. Dahle, G.D., Holt, H.H., Chaney, W.R., Whalen, T.M., Cassens, D.L., Gazo, R. and R.L. McKenzie. 2006. Branch strength loss implications for silver maple trees converted from round-over to V- trim. Arboriculture & Urban Forestry 32(4):148-154. Dahle, G.D., Holt, H.H., Chaney, W.R., Whalen, T.M., Grabosky, J., Cassens, D.L., Gazo, R., McKenzie, R.L. and J.S. Santini. 2006. Decay patterns in silver maple trees converted from round-overs to V-trims. Arboriculture & Urban Forestry. 32(6):260-264. Davis, A.S., Jacobs, D.F., Wightman, K.E., and Birge, Z.K.D. 2006. Organic matter added to bareroot nursery beds influences soil properties and morphology of Fraxinus pennsylvanica and Quercus rubra seedlings. New Forests 31:293-303. Davis, M.F., Tuskan, G.A., Payne, P., Tschaplinski, T.J., and Meilan, R. 2006. Assessment of Populus wood chemistry following the introduction of a Bt toxin gene. Tree Physiology 26:557– 564. DeVault, T.L., M.B. Douglas, J.S. Castrale, C.E. Mills, T. Hayes and O.E. Rhodes, Jr. 2006. Nesting success and status of the least tern breeding colony at Gibson Lake in southwestern Indiana. Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science. 115:53-59. Duchamp, J. E., M. Yates, R-M Muzika, and R. K. Swihart. 2006. Estimating probabilities of detection for bat echolocation calls: An application of the double-observer method. Wildlife Society Bulletin 34:408-412. Dunning, J. B. 2006. Modeling approaches in avian conservation and the role of field biologists. Ornithological Monographs 59:1-56. Eckelman, C. and E. Haviarova. 2006 Performance Tests of School Chairs Constructed with Round Mortise and Tenon Joints. Forest Products Journal 56(3):51-57. Eckelman, C., E. Haviarova, and H. Akcay. 2006. Exploratory Study of the Withdrawal Resistance of Round Mortise and Tenon Joints with Steel Pipe Cross Pins. Forest Products Journal 56(11/12): 55-61. Eckelman, C., H. Ackay, and E. Haviarova. 2006. Performance Tests of Small Barn Frame Constructed with Round Mortise and Tenon Joints. Forest Products Journal 56(4):41-47. Eckelman, C., Y. Erdil, E. Haviarova. 2006. Effect of Shoulders on the Bending Moment Capacity of Round Mortise and Tenon Joints. Forest Products Journal 56(1):82-86. Espinosa, A.C., Pijut, P.M., and Michler, C.H. 2006. Adventitious shoot regeneration and rooting of Prunus serotina in vitro cultures. HortScience 41(1): 193-201. Filichkin, S.A., Meilan, R., Busov, V.B., Ma, C., Brunner A.M., and Strauss S.H. 2006. Alcohol- inducible gene expression in transgenic Populus. Plant Cell Reports 25(7):660-667. Filichkin, S.A., Wu, Q., Busov, V.B., Meilan, R., Lanz-Garcia, C., Groover, A.T., Goldfarb, B., Ma, C., Dharmawardhana, P., Brunner A.M., and Strauss, S.H. 2006. Enhancer trapping in woody plants: isolation of a putative AT-hook motif transcription factor ET304 and characterization of the expression patterns conferred by its promoter in transgenic Populus and Arabidopsis. Plant Science 171(2):206-216.

85 Garcia-Reyero N, Barber DS, Gross TS, Johnson KG, Sepúlveda MS, Szabo NJ, Denslow ND. (2006). Dietary exposure of largemouth bass to OCPs changes expression of genes important for reproduction. Aquatic Toxicology 78:358-369. Gazo, R., and D. L. Cassens. 2006. Maximizing lumber use: The effect of manufacturing defects on yield - a case study. Forest Products Journal 56(1):60-65. Gonzales, J.M. and P.B. Brown. 2006. Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) as a food source in Advanced Life Support Systems: Initial considerations. Advances in Space Research 38:1132- 1137. Gopurenko, D., R.N. Williams, C.R. McCormick, and J.A. DeWoody. 2006. Insights into the aggregate breeding biology of the tiger salamander (Ambystoma tigrinum) as revealed by genetic parentage analyses. Molecular Ecology 15:1917-1928. Hoffman, J. I., C. W. Matson, W. Amos, T. R. Loughlin, and J. W. Bickham. 2006. Deep genetic subdivision within a continuously distributed and highly vagile marine mammal, the Steller’s sea lions (Eumetopias jubatus). Molecular Ecology 15:2821-2832. Holt, H., R. McKenzie and A. Toney. 2006. Midwest urban tree care forum benefits IAA and the green industry. Illinois Trees Vol. XX(III):8-9. Jacobs, D. F., M. Selig, and L. Severeid. 2006. The potential use of American chestnut for reclaiming mine lands. Journal of the American Chestnut Foundation 19:30-37. Jacobs, D.F., Woeste, K.E., Wilson, B.C., and McKenna, J.R. 2006. Stock quality of black walnut (Juglans nigra) seedlings as affected by half-sib seed source and nursery sowing density. Acta Horticulturae 705:375-381. Kurtz, W. B., J. M. Fly, and R. K. Swihart. 2006. Impacts of landscape fragmentation in the Central Hardwood Region of the United States. Proceedings of the International Union of Forest Research Organizations 3.08 Symposium on Small-scale Forestry and Rural Development: The Intersection of Ecosystems, Economics, and Society. pp. 212-225. June 18-23. Galway, Ireland. Latch, E.K and O.E. Rhodes, Jr. 2006. Evidence for seasonal variation in local genetic structure in the wild turkey. Animal Conservation 9:308-315. Latch, E.K., Dharmarajan, G., J.C. Glaubitz and O.E. Rhodes, Jr. 2006. Relative performance of Bayesian clustering software at low levels of population differentiation. Conservation Genetics 7:295-302. Latch, E.K., L.A. Harveson, J.S. King, M.D. Hobson and O.E. Rhodes, Jr. 2006. Assessing hybridization in wildlife populations using molecular markers: A case study in wild turkeys. Journal of Wildlife Management 70:485-492. Latch, E.K., R.D. Applegate, and O.E. Rhodes, Jr. 2006. Genetic composition of wild turkeys in Kansas following decades of translocations. Journal of Wildlife Management 70: 1698-1703. Li, Y., Z. Feng, R. K. Swihart, J. P. Bryant, and N. Huntly. 2006. Modeling the impact of plant toxicity on plant-herbivore dynamics. Journal of Dynamics and Differential Equations 18:1021- 1042. Lim, B. K., M. D. Engstrom, J. C. Patton, and J. W. Bickham. 2006. Systematic relationships of the Guianan brush-tailed rat (Isothrix sinnamariensis) and its first occurrence in Guyana. Mammalia 2006:120-125. Matson, C. W., M. M. Lambert, T. J. McDonald, R. L. Autenrieth, K. C. Donnelly, A. Islamzadeh, D. I. Politov, and J. W. Bickham. 2006. Evolutionary toxicology and population genetic effects of chronic contaminant exposure on marsh frogs (Rana ridibunda) in Sumgayit, Azerbaijan. Environmental Health Perspectives 114:547-552. Meilan, R. 2006. Challenges to commercial use of transgenic plants. Journal of Crop Improvement 18(1/2):433-450. Meilan, R. 2006. Field trial detects incomplete barstar attenuation of vegetative cytotoxicity in Populus trees containing a poplar LEAFY promoter::barnase sterility transgene. Molecular Breeding 19(1):6985. Michler, C.H., Pijut, P.M., Jacobs, D.F., Meilan, R., Woeste, K.E., Ostry, M.E. 2006. Improving disease resistance of butternut (Juglans cinerea), a threatened fine hardwood: a case for single- tree selection through genetic improvement. Tree Physiology 26:121-128. Moore, J. E., and R. K. Swihart. 2006. Nut selection by captive blue jays: Importance of availability and implications for seed dispersal. Condor 108:377-388.

86 Mora, M. A., D. Musquiz, J. W. Bickham, D. S. MacKenzie, M. J. Hooper, J. Szabo, and C. W. Matson. 2006. Biomarkers of exposure and effects of environmental contaminants in swallows nesting along the Rio Grande, Texas, USA. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry 25:1574- 1584. Neuparth, T., J. W. Bickham, C. W. Theodorakis, F. O. Costa, M. H. Costa. 2006. Detection of Endosulfan-Induced Genotoxicity in the Gilthead Seabream, Sparus aurata L., by means of Flow Cytometry and Micronuclei Assays. Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology 76:242-248. O’Corry-Crowe G., B. L. Taylor, T. Gelatt, T. R. Loughlin, J. Bickham, M. Basterretche, K. W. Pitcher, and D. P. DeMaster. 2006. Demographic independence along ecosystem boundaries in Steller sea lions revealed by mtDNA analysis: implications for management of an endangered species. Canadian Journal of Zoology 84: 1796-1809. Pijanowski, B., K. Alexandridis and D. Mueller. 2006. Modeling urbanization patterns in two diverse regions of the world. Journal of Land Use Science (1):83-108. Quesada, H., and R. Gazo. 2006. Mass Layoffs and Plant Closures in the US Primary and Secondary Wood Products Industries. Forest Products Journal. 56(10):101-106. Radeloff, V.C., Mladenoff, D.J., Gustafson, E.J., Scheller, R.M., He, H.S., Zollner, P.A., and R. Akçakaya. 2006. Modeling forest harvesting effects on landscape pattern in Northwest Wisconsin Pine Barrens. Forest Ecology and Management 236:113-126. Rhodes, O.E., Jr., T.L. DeVault and L.M. Smith. 2006. Seasonal carcass composition of American wigeon wintering in the Southern High Plains. Journal of Field Ornithology 77:220-228. Rizkalla, C. E., and R. K. Swihart. 2006. Community structure and differential responses of aquatic turtles to agriculturally induced habitat fragmentation. Landscape Ecology 21:1361-1375. Robichaud, R.L., J.C. Glaubitz, O.E. Rhodes, Jr. and K. Woeste. 2006. A robust set of black walnut microsatellites for parentage and clonal identification. New Forest 32:179-196. Salifu, K.F. and Jacobs, D.F. 2006. Characterizing fertility targets and multi-element interactions for exponential nutrient loading of Quercus rubra seedlings. Annals of Forest Science 63:231-237. Salifu, K.F., Jacobs, D.F., Pardillo, G., and Schott, M. 2006. Response of grafted Juglans nigra to increasing nutrient availability: Growth, nutrition and nutrient retention in root plugs. HortScience 41:1477-1480. Salifu, K.F., Nicodemus, M.A., Jacobs, D.F., and Davis, A.S. 2006. Evaluating chemical indices of growing media for nursery production of Quercus rubra seedlings. HortScience 41:1342-1346. Seifert, J.R., Jacobs, D.F., and Selig, M.F. 2006. Influence of seasonal planting date on field performance of six temperate deciduous forest tree species. Forest Ecology and Management 223:371-378. Sepúlveda MS, Del Piero F, Wiebe JJ, Rauschenberger HR, Gross TS. (2006). Necropsy findings in American alligator late stage embryos and hatchlings from North-Central Florida lakes contaminated with organochlorine pesticides. Journal of Wildlife Diseases 42:56-73. Shao, G., F. Wang, L. Dai, J. Bai, and Y. Li. 2006. A density-dependent matrix model and its applications in optimizing harvest schemes for a temperate forest in northeast China. Science in China (Series E Technological Sciences), 49 Supp. I: 108-117. Sparling, D. W., C. W. Matson, J. W. Bickham, and P. Doelling-Brown. 2006. Toxicity of Glyphosate as Glypro® and LI-700 to Red-eared Slider (Trachemys scripta elegans) embryos and early hatchlings. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry 25:2768-2774. Sudman, P. D., J. K. Wickliffe, P. Horner, M. J. Smolen, J. W. Bickham, and R. D. Bradley. 2006. Molecular systematics of pocket gophers of the genus Geomys. Journal of Mammalogy 87: 668- 676. Swihart, R. K., J. J. Lusk, J. E. Duchamp, C. M. Rizkalla, and J. E. Moore. 2006. The roles of landscape context, niche breadth, and range boundaries in predicting species responses to habitat alteration. Diversity and Distributions. 12:277-287. [Special feature on linking the concept of scale to studies of biological diversity] Tora, S., D.L. Cassens, and E. Haviarova. 2006. Performance of Stock Kitchen Cabinets Designed and Produced Based on Tested Joints. Forest Products Journal 56(11/12):51-54. Tora, S., D.L. Cassens, and E. Haviarova. 2006. Properties of Hot-Melt Adhesives Used in Furniture Joints. Forest Products Journal 56(11/12):43-50.

87 Triant D.A. & DeWoody J.A. (2006) Accelerated molecular evolution in Microtus (Rodentia) as assessed via complete mitochondrial genome sequences. Genetica 128:95-108. Victory, E., J.C. Glaubitz, O.E. Rhodes, Jr. and K. Woeste. 2006. Genetic homogeneity in Juglans nigra (Juglandaceae) at nuclear microsatellites. American Journal of Botany 93:118-126. Wang, S., G. Shao, H. Gu, Q. Wang, and L. Dai. 2006. A geographic information systems approach for classifying and mapping forest management categories in Baihe Forestry Bureau, Northeast China. Journal of Forest Research 17 (3): 211-215. Waser, P.M. & DeWoody J.A. (2006) Multiple paternity in a philopatric rodent: The interaction of competition and choice. Behavioral Ecology 17:971-978. Waser, P.M., Busch J., McCormick C.R. & DeWoody J.A. 2006. Parentage analysis detects cryptic pre-capture dispersal in a philopatric rodent. Molecular Ecology 15:1929-1937. Wilson, B.C. and Jacobs, D.F. 2006. Quality assessment of temperate zone deciduous hardwood seedlings. New Forests 31:417-433. Xu, D., Z. Feng, L. Allen, and R. K. Swihart. 2006. A spatially structured metapopulation model with patch dynamics. Journal of Theoretical Biology 239:469-481. Zhang, M., Gazo, R., Cassens, D. and J. Xie. 2006. Moisture Distribution in a Dried Red Oak Lumber Package Stored in a High Humidity Environment. Forest Products Journal. 56(4):75-80.

Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture

Books / Book Chapters Friml J., Murphy AS. 2006. Nomenclature for apical/basal polarity in plants, Web Essay, In Plant Physiology, fourth edition, Taiz L, Zeiger E, eds. Sinauer Associates, Sunderland MA. Handa, A.K., A. Srivastava and V. Perla. 2006. Hormonal control of fruit ripening. In: Genetic Improvement of Solanaceous Crops. Razdan, M.K. and Mattoo, A.K. (Eds) Science Publishers Inc, Enfield, New Hampshire, USA, pp 313-342. Jain, A., Vasconcelos, M.J., Shivendra, V.S., Raghothama, K.G. 2006. Molecular mechanisms of plant adaptation to phosphate3 deficiency. Plant Breeding Reviews 29:359-419 (published in Dec. of 2006). Janick, J. 2006. Horticulture Reviews. Jules Janick (ed). Wiley, New York Janick, J. 2006. Plant Breeding Reviews. Jules Janick (ed). Wiley, New York R. W. Sovinski. 2006. Brick Masonry. IN: Landscape Architectural Graphic Standards. Hopper, Len, Editor-in-Chief (eds). John Wiley and Sons, Inc., New York City Janick, Jules. 2006. Origins of fruit culture and fruit breeding . p. 269-282. In: Kendall R. Lamkey and Michael Lee (eds), Plant Breeding: The Arnel Hallauer International Symposium. Blackwell Publishing, Ames, Iowa. Murphy, A. S. 2006. Auxin: the growth hormone. In Plant Physiology, fourth edition, Taiz L, Zeiger E, eds. Sinauer Associates, Sunderland MA. Raghothama, K.D., Karthikeyan, A.S. 2006. Phosphate acquisition in root physiology-from gene to function. Lambers, H. & Colmer, T.D. (eds) Kluwer Academic Publishers (in press) Sovinski, R.W. 2006. Landscape Architectural Graphic Standards. Hopper, Len (ed) John Wiley and Sons, Inc (1), New York City. Refereed Journal Publications Bang, W., S. Kim, A. Ueda, M. Vikram, R. A. Bressan, P. M. Hasegawa, J. Bahk, and H. Koiwa. 2006. Arabidopsis carboxyl-terminal domain phosphatase-like isoforms share common catalytic and interaction domains but have distinct in planta functions. Plant Physiology 142:586-594. Blakeslee JJ, Bandyopadhyay A, Lee OR, Sauer M, Mravec J, Titapiwatanakun G, Geisler M, Nagashima A, Sakai T, Martinoia E, Friml J, Peer, WA, Murphy AS. 2006. Interactions among PINFORMED (PIN) and P-glycoprotein (PGP) auxin transporters in Arabidopsis thaliana. Plant Cell, Jan 19, 2007 Bouchard R, Vincenzetti V, Blakeslee JJ, Bailly A, Lee OR, Popanov I, Palme K, Murphy AS, Schulz B, Geisler M. 2006. Functional interaction between the immunophilin-like protein TWD1 and P- glycoprotein PGP1. Journal of Biological Chemistry 281:30603-30612.

88 Bouchard, R., Bailly, A., Blakeslee, J.J., Vincenzetti, V., Paponov, I., Palme, K., Mancuso, S., Murphy, A.S., Schulz, B., Geisler, M. 2006. Immunophilin-like TWISTED DWARF1 modulates auxin efflux activities of Arabidopsis p-glycoproteins. Journal of Biological Chemistry 218:30603- 30612. Dahl, B. and K. Jacobs. 2006. Internships in Landscape Architecture: Good Idea or Essential Educations. Proceedings of CELA Annual Meeting, Vancouver, BC D'Angelo, C., Weinl, S., Batistic, O., Pandey, G.K., Cheon, Y.H., Schultke, S., Albrecht, V., Ehlert, B., Schulz, B., Harter, K., Luan, S., Bock, R., Kudla, J. 2006. Alternative complex formation of the Ca2+-regulated protein kinase CIPK1 controls abscisic acid-dependent and independent stress responses in Arabidiopsis. Plant Journal 48:857-872. Dennis, J. L. 2006. Evaluating the Role and Impacts of Agriculture Innovation Centers. HortScience 41 ((4)):928. Doudareva, N. 2006. Plant volatiles: recent advances and future perspectives. Critical Reviews in Plant Sciences 25:417-440. Doudareva, N. 2006. Plant phenylacetaldehyde synthase is a bifunctional homotetrameric enzyme that catalyzes both decarboxylation and oxidation of phenylalanine. Journal of Biological Chemistry 281:23357-23366. Doudareva, N. 2006. Synthesis of the food flavoring methyl benzoate by genetically engineered Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Journal of Biotechnology 122:307-315. Doudareva, N. 2006. Metabolic engineering of floral scent of ornamentals. Journal of Crop Improvement 18:325-346. Doudareva, N. 2006. Characterization of a petunia acetyltransferase involved in the biosynthesis of the floral volatile isoeugenol. Plant Journal 49:265-275. Doudareva, N. 2006. Generation of phenylpropanoid pathway-derived volatiles in transgenic plants: rose alcohol acetyltransferase produces phenylethyl acetate and benzyl acetate in petunia flowers. Plant Molecular Biology 60:555-563. Doudareva, N. 2006. Eugenol and isoeugenol, characteristic aromatic constituents of spices, are biosynthesized via reduction of a coniferyl alcohol ester. Proceedings of the National Academy of Science USA 103:10128-10133. Doudareva, N. 2006. Biosynthesis of plant volatiles: nature’s diversity and ingenuity. Science 311:808811. Doudareva, N. 2006. Reduction in the synthesis of benzenoids in petunia flowers reveals multiple pathways to benzoic acid and an unexpected enhancement in auxin transport. The Plant Cell 18:3458-3475. Ellis, D.R., Gumaelius, L., Indriolo, E., Pickering, I.J., Banks, J.A., Salt D.E. 2006. Isolation and characterization f a unique arsenate reductase from the arsenic hyperaccumulating fern Pteris vittata. Plant Physiology 141:1544-1554. Handa, A.K., A. Srivastava, T. Datsenka and L. McIntyre. 2006. Transcriptional regulation during tomato fruit development: Identification of novel genes involved in fruit maturation and ripening. VI International Solanacae Conference, Madison, WI July 23, 2006. Hillger, D. E., S. C. Weller, E. T. Maynard, and K. D. Gibson. 2006. Weed management systems in Indiana tomato production. Weed Science 54(3):516-520. Hillger, D.E., S.C. Weller, et al. 2006. Emergent weed communities associated with tomato production systems in Indiana. Weed Science 54:1106-1112. Jacobs, K. and B. Dahl. 2006 LABOK: More Details in Construction Education. Proceedings of CELA Annual Meeting, Vancouver, BC. Jacobs, L and B. Dahl. 2006. Trail Planning for Aging Adults. Proceedings of National Trails Symposium. Jain, SM, Jenks, MA, Rout, GR, and Radojevid, LJ. 2006. Micropropagation of ornamental potted plants. Propagation of Ornamental Plants: An International Journal 6:67-82. Janick J, JC Goffreda SS Korban. 2006. Co-op 39 (CrimsonCrisptm) Apple. HortScience 41(2):465- 466. Janick, J 2006. H2-169 (Ambrosiatm) Pear. HortScience 41(2)467. Janick, J. 2006. Gli Erbari, tra medicina e botanica. Italus Hortus 13(4)3-16.

89 Janick, J. 2006. First known images of Cucurbita in Europe, 1503-1508. Annals of Botany 98:41- 47. Janick, J. 2006. The cucurbit images (1515-1518) of Villa Farnesina, Rome. Annals of Botany 97:165-176. Janick, J. 2006. The PRI apple breeding program. HortScience 41:8-10. Janick, J., and H. Paris. 2006. The cucurbit images (1515-1518) of the Villa Farnesina, Rome. Annals of Botany 97:165-176. Jenks, M. A. 2006. Micropropagation of Ornamental Potted Plants. Propagation of Ornamental Plants, An International Journal 6:67-82. Kaminaga, Y., Schnepp, J., Peel, G., Kish, C.M., Ben-Nissan, G., Weiss, D., Orlova, I., Lavie, O., Rhodes, D., Wood, K., Porterfield, D.M., Cooper, A.J., Schloss, J.V., Pichersky, E., Vainstein, A., Dudareva, N. 2006. Plant phenylacetaldehyde synthase is a bifunctional homotetrameric enzyme that catalyzes phenylalanine decarboxylation and oxidation. Journal of Biological Chemistry 281:23357-23366. Koiwa, H., R. A. Bressan, and P. M. Hasegawa. 2006. Identification of plant stress-responsive determinants in arabidopsis by large-scale forward genetic screens. Journal of Experimental Botany 57:1119-1128. Lee, J., J. Nam, H. C. Park, G. Na, K. Miura, J. B. Jin, C. Y. Yoo, D. Baek, D. H. Kim, J. C. Jeong, D. Kim, S. Y. Lee, D. E. Salt, T. Mengiste, Q. Gong, S. Ma, H. J. Bohnert, S. S. Kwak, R. A. Bressan, P. M. Hasegawa, and D. J. Yun. 2006. Salicylic acid-mediated innate immunity in Arabidopsis is regulated by SIZ1 SUMO E3 ligase. Plant Journal 49:79-90. Maggio A, Zhu JK, Hasegawa PM, Bressan RA. 2006. Osmogenetics: Aristotle to Arabidopsis. Plant Cell 18:1542-1557. Marini, RP, JL Andersen, WR Autio, BH Barritt, JA Cline, WP Cowgill, RM Crassweller, JM Garner, A Gaus, R Godin, GM Creene, CR Hampson, PM Hirst, MM Kushad, J Masabni, E Meilke, R Moran, CA Mullins, ML Parker, RL Perry, JP Prive, GL Reighard, TL Robinson, CR Rom, T Roper, JR Schupp, E Stover. 2006. Performance of 'Gala' trees on 18 dwarfing rootstocks: ten-year summery of the 1994 NC-140 rootstock trial. J. Amer. Pom. Soc. 60(2): 69-83. Marini, RP, JL Andersen, WR Autio, BH Barritt, JA Cline, WP Cowgill, RM Crassweller, JM Garner, A Gaus, R Godin, GM Creene, CR Hampson, PM Hirst, MM Kushad, J Masabni, E Meilke, R Moran, CA Mullins, ML Parker, RL Perry, JP Prive, GL Reighard, TL Robinson, CR Rom, T Roper, JR Schupp, E Stover. 2006. Performance of 'Gala' apple on four semi-dwarf rootstocks: a ten-year summary of the 1994 NC-140 rootstock trial. Journal of the American Pomology Society 60(2):58-68. Massa GD, Mick ME, Mitchell, CA. 2006. Strawberry cultivar analysis: temperature and pollination studies. ICES Journal of Marine Science 01-2030. Massa, GD, Emmerich JC, Morrow RD, Bourget CM and CM Mitchell. 2006. Plant-growth lighting for space life support: A review. Gravitational and Space Biology Bulletin 19(2): 19-29. Mattion, A. Zhu JK, Hasegawa PM, Bressan RA (2006) Osmogenetics: Aristotle to Arabidopsis. Plant Cell 18:1542-1557 Mattoo, A. K., A. Sobolev, R. Goyal, A. Neelam, A. K. Handa, and A. L. Segre. 2006. Metabolite profiles of transgenic tomato fruit engineered to accumulate polyamines spermidine and spermine using NMR spectroscopy reveal enhanced nitrogen-carbon interactions. Plant Physiology 142:1759-1770. Mickelbart, MV, P Chapman, and L Collier-Christian. 2006. Endogenous levels and exogenous application of glycinebetaine to grapevines. Scientia Horticulturae 111:7-16. Morales, M, E Maynard, J Janicl. 2006. 'Adagio': A slow-bolting arugula. HortScience 41(6): 1506- 1507. Morales, M. R., E. T. Maynard, and J. Janick. 2006. ‘Adagio’: A Slow-Bolting Arugula. HortScience 41 (6):1506-1507. Murphy, A. S. 2006. Interactions of PIN and PGP auxin transport mechanisms. Biochemical Society Transactions 35:137-141. Murphy, A. S. 2006. Functional interaction between the immunophilin-like protein TWD1 and P- glycoprotein PGP1. Journal of Biological Chemistry 281:30603-30612. Murphy, A. S. 2006. Assessment of plant from the Brassicaceae family as genetic models for the study of nickel and zinc hyperaccumulation. New Phytologist 170:239-260.

90 Murphy, A. S. 2006. PIN proteins are auxin efflux catalysts determining both quantity and direction of auxin flow in plants. Science 312:914-918. Nagy, R., Vasconcelos, M.J.V., Zhao, S., McElver, J., Bruce, W., Amrhein, N., Raghothama, K.G., Bucher, M. 2006. Differential regulation of five Pht1 phosphate transporters from Maize (Zea mays L.) Plant Biology 8:186-198. Orlova I, Schnepp J, Marshall A, Qualley A, Varbanova M, Blakeslee JJ, Peer WA, Murphy AS, Rhodes D, Pichersky E, Dudareva N. 2006. Reductions in the synthesis of benzenoids in petunia flowers reveals multiple pathways to benzoic acid and an unexpected enhancement of auxin transport. Plant Cell 18:3458-3475. Parris, HS, M-C Daunay, M Pitrat and J Janick. 2006. First known images of Cucurbita in Europe, 1503-1508. Annals of Botany 98:41-47. Peer, W.A., Madmoudian, M., Freeman, J.L., Lahner, B., Richards, E.L., Reevea, R.D., Murphy, A.S., Salt, D.E. 2006. Identifying model hyperaccumulating plants II: Germplasm analysis of 27 Brassicaceae accessions from a wide geographic area. New Phytologist 172:248-260. Peer, WA, Mahmoudian M, Lahner B, Richards EL, Reeves RD, Murphy AS, Salt DE. 2006. Assessment of plant from the Brassicaceae family as genetic models for the study of nickel and zinc hyperaccumulation. New Phytologist 170:239-260. Perrella G. Cremona G, Consiglio F, Errico A, Bressan RA, Conicella C (2006) Screening for mutations affecting sexual reproduction after activation tagging in Arabidopsis thaliana. Journal of Applied Genetics 47:109-111 Petrasek J, Mravec J, Bouchard R, Blakeslee JJ, Aba L, Tadele Z, Perry L, Krecek P, Covanova M, Skupa P, Lee OR, Benkova E, Fink G, Geisler M, Murphy AS, Luschnig C, Zazimalova E, Friml J. 2006. PIN proteins are auxin efflux catalysts determining both quantity and direction of auxin flow in plants. Science 312:914-918. Pichersky, E., J. P. Noel, and N. Doudareva. 2006. Biosynthesis of plant volatiles: nature's diversity and ingenuity. Science 311:808-811. Pickering, I.J., Gumaelius, L., Harris, H.H., Prince R.C., Hirsch, G., Banks, J.A., Salt, D.E., George, G.N. 2006. Localizing the biochemical transformations of arsenate in a hyperaccumulating fern. Environmental Science and Technology 40:5010-5014. Poovaiah, C.R., S.C. Weller, et al. 2006. Adventitious shoot regeneration of scotch spearmint (Mentha x gracilis sole). In Vitro Cellular & Developmental Biology Plant 42: 354-358. Poovaiah, C.R., S.C. Weller, et al. 2006. In vitro adventitious shoot regeneration of native spearmint using internodal explants. HortScience 41:414-417. Pooviah C, S Weller, MA Jenks. 2006. Advnetitious shoot regeneration of Scotch spearmint (Mentha x gracilis Sole). In Vitro Cellular & Developmental Biology Plant 42: 354-358. Pooviah, CR, Weller, SC and Jenks, MA 2006. In vitro adventitious shoot regeneration of native spearmint using internode explants. HortScience 41:414-417. Rampey, R.A., Woodward, A.W., Hobbs, B.N., Tierney, N.P., Lahner, B., Salt, D.E., and Bartel, B. 2006. An Arabidopsis basic helix-loop-helix leucine zipper protein modulates metal homeostasis and auxin conjugate responsiveness. Genetics 174:1841-1857. Rosado, A., A. L. Schapire, R. A. Bressan, A. L. Harfouche, P. M. Hasegawa, V. Valpuesta, and M. A. Botella. 2006. The Arabidopsis Tetratricopeptide Repeats Containing Protein TTL1 Is Required for Osmotic Stress Responses and ABA Sensitivity, Preview. Plant Physiology. Rothhaar, R., P. Pittendrigh, and K. Orvis. 2006. The genomics analogy model for educators (GAME): The effectiveness of the Lego! model in teaching gene sequence and biotechnology in high school classrooms. Journal of Biological Education 40(3):39-42. Rus, A, Baxter, I., Muthukumar, B. Gustin, J., Lahner, B., Yakuboa, E. and Salt, D. 2006. Natural variants of AtHKT1 enhance Na+ accumulation in two wild populations of Arabidopsis. PLoS Genetics 2(12):e210. Russell, JF, Massa GD, Mitchell CA. 2006. Water and energy transport of crops under different lighting conditions. ICES Journal of Marine Science 01-2028. Schulz, B., and Kolukisaoglu, H.U. 2006. Genomic analysis of plant ABC transporter genes. FEBS Letters 580:1010-1016.

91 Shoji T. Suzuki K., Abe T., Kaneko Y., Shi H.Z., Zhu JK, Rus A, Hawegawa PM, Hashimoto T. 2006. Salt stress affects cortical microtubule organization and helical growth in Arabidopsis. Plant Cell Physiology 47:1158-1168. Waters, B.M., Chu, H.H., Didonato, R.J., Roberts, L.A., Eisley, R.B., Lahner, B., Salt, D.E., Walker, E.L. 2006. Mutations in Arabidopsis yellow stripe-like1 and yellow stripe-like 3 reveal their roles in metal ion homeostasis and loading of metal ions in seeds. Plant Physiology 141:1446-1458. Yoo, C. Y., K. Miura, J. B. Jin, J. Lee, H. C. Park, D. E. Salt, D. J. Yun, R. A. Bressan, and P. M. Hasegawa. 2006. SIZ1 SUMO E3 Ligase Facilitates Basal Thermotolerance in Arabidopsis Independent of Salicylic Acid. Plant Physiology 142:1548-1558. Yoo, C.Y., Miura, K., Jin, J.B., Lee, J. Park, H.C., Salt, D.E., Yun, D.J., Bressan, R.A., Hasegawa, P.M. 2006. SIZ1 SUMO E3 ligase facilitates basal thermotolerance in Arabidopsis independent of salicylic acid. Plant Physiology 143:1548-1558.

Department of Youth Development & Agricultural Education

Books / Book Chapters Carroll, N. and D. Jones. 2006. Living on Acreages, What You Need to Know. Midwest Plan Service (MWPS-50).

Chezem, L. 2006, June. Public Health Law Bench Book for Indiana Courts. Update July 2006 available at http://spa.american.edu/justice/ .

Rothstein, M., L. Chezem, M. Talbot, and A. Scholfield. 2006. Public Health Law Guide Book Book Judicial Guidebook for Kentucky Judges Courts, University of Louisville, Louisville, KY, at www.Publichealthlaw.info. Hedges, L. E., and N. A. Knobloch. 2006. Supervising and Mentoring the Beginning Teacher: An Affirming Approach. Columbus, OH: Agricultural Education Curriculum. Refereed Journal Publications Wilson, E. B., W. G. Camp and M. A. Balschweid. 2006. Identifying Content for an Open Courseware Pre-Service Agricultural Education Program Planning Course. Journal of Agricultural Education 47(1):64-77. Balschweid, M. A. 2006. Designing Vocational Education for a Changing World: Teaching Academic Standards Within a Vocational Context. International Journal of Learning 12(1): 24-33. Knobloch, N. A. 2006. Exploring relationships of teachers’ sense of efficacy in two student teaching programs. Journal of Agricultural Education. 47(2):36-47. Whittington, M. S., E. A. McConnell and N. A. Knobloch. 2006. Teacher efficacy of novice teachers in agricultural education at the end of the school year. Journal of Agricultural Education 47(4):26- 38. Rothhaar, R., B. Pittendrigh and K. Orvis. 2006. The Genomics Analogy Model for Educators (GAME): The Effectiveness of the Lego® Model in Teaching Gene Sequencing and Biotechnology in High School Classrooms. Journal of Biological Education 40(3): 166-171. Rusk, C. P., S. Blomeke, M. A. Balschweid, S. J. Elliot and D. Baker. 2006. An Evaluation of Retinal Imaging Technology for 4-H Beef and Sheep Identification. Journal of Extension 43 (4), Article No. 5FEA7. Rusk, C. P., K. M. Brubaker, M. A. Balschweid and E. A. Pajor. 2006. Evaluation of a Livestock Ethics Curriculum for High School Youth. Journal of Agricultural Education 47(3):107-118. Talbert, B. A. and M. A. Balschweid. 2006. Career Aspirations of Selected FFA Members. Journal of Agricultural Education 47(2):67-80. Wakefield, D. B., B. A. Talbert and S. Pense. 2006. A descriptive study on the preparation of student teachers to work with diverse populations. Online Journal for Workforce Education and Development, 2(1), available at http://wed.siu.edu/Journal/ (14 pp.). Wakefield, D. B., M. L. Brandenburg, B. A. Talbert and S. Pense. 2006. Identifying the roles and challenges of female agricultural teachers employed in Illinois: A descriptive study. Online Journal

92 Shoji T. Suzuki K., Abe T., Kaneko Y., Shi H.Z., Zhu JK, Rus A, Hawegawa PM, Hashimoto T. 2006. Salt stress affects cortical microtubule organization and helical growth in Arabidopsis. Plant Cell Physiology 47:1158-1168. Waters, B.M., Chu, H.H., Didonato, R.J., Roberts, L.A., Eisley, R.B., Lahner, B., Salt, D.E., Walker, E.L. 2006. Mutations in Arabidopsis yellow stripe-like1 and yellow stripe-like 3 reveal their roles in metal ion homeostasis and loading of metal ions in seeds. Plant Physiology 141:1446-1458. Yoo, C. Y., K. Miura, J. B. Jin, J. Lee, H. C. Park, D. E. Salt, D. J. Yun, R. A. Bressan, and P. M. Hasegawa. 2006. SIZ1 SUMO E3 Ligase Facilitates Basal Thermotolerance in Arabidopsis Independent of Salicylic Acid. Plant Physiology 142:1548-1558. Yoo, C.Y., Miura, K., Jin, J.B., Lee, J. Park, H.C., Salt, D.E., Yun, D.J., Bressan, R.A., Hasegawa, P.M. 2006. SIZ1 SUMO E3 ligase facilitates basal thermotolerance in Arabidopsis independent of salicylic acid. Plant Physiology 143:1548-1558.

Department of Youth Development & Agricultural Education

Books / Book Chapters Carroll, N. and D. Jones. 2006. Living on Acreages, What You Need to Know. Midwest Plan Service (MWPS-50).

Chezem, L. 2006, June. Public Health Law Bench Book for Indiana Courts. Update July 2006 available at http://spa.american.edu/justice/ .

Rothstein, M., L. Chezem, M. Talbot, and A. Scholfield. 2006. Public Health Law Guide Book Book Judicial Guidebook for Kentucky Judges Courts, University of Louisville, Louisville, KY, at www.Publichealthlaw.info. Hedges, L. E., and N. A. Knobloch. 2006. Supervising and Mentoring the Beginning Teacher: An Affirming Approach. Columbus, OH: Agricultural Education Curriculum. Refereed Journal Publications Wilson, E. B., W. G. Camp and M. A. Balschweid. 2006. Identifying Content for an Open Courseware Pre-Service Agricultural Education Program Planning Course. Journal of Agricultural Education 47(1):64-77. Balschweid, M. A. 2006. Designing Vocational Education for a Changing World: Teaching Academic Standards Within a Vocational Context. International Journal of Learning 12(1): 24-33. Knobloch, N. A. 2006. Exploring relationships of teachers’ sense of efficacy in two student teaching programs. Journal of Agricultural Education. 47(2):36-47. Whittington, M. S., E. A. McConnell and N. A. Knobloch. 2006. Teacher efficacy of novice teachers in agricultural education at the end of the school year. Journal of Agricultural Education 47(4):26- 38. Rothhaar, R., B. Pittendrigh and K. Orvis. 2006. The Genomics Analogy Model for Educators (GAME): The Effectiveness of the Lego® Model in Teaching Gene Sequencing and Biotechnology in High School Classrooms. Journal of Biological Education 40(3): 166-171. Rusk, C. P., S. Blomeke, M. A. Balschweid, S. J. Elliot and D. Baker. 2006. An Evaluation of Retinal Imaging Technology for 4-H Beef and Sheep Identification. Journal of Extension 43 (4), Article No. 5FEA7. Rusk, C. P., K. M. Brubaker, M. A. Balschweid and E. A. Pajor. 2006. Evaluation of a Livestock Ethics Curriculum for High School Youth. Journal of Agricultural Education 47(3):107-118. Talbert, B. A. and M. A. Balschweid. 2006. Career Aspirations of Selected FFA Members. Journal of Agricultural Education 47(2):67-80. Wakefield, D. B., B. A. Talbert and S. Pense. 2006. A descriptive study on the preparation of student teachers to work with diverse populations. Online Journal for Workforce Education and Development, 2(1), available at http://wed.siu.edu/Journal/ (14 pp.). Wakefield, D. B., M. L. Brandenburg, B. A. Talbert and S. Pense. 2006. Identifying the roles and challenges of female agricultural teachers employed in Illinois: A descriptive study. Online Journal for Workforce Education and Development, 2(1), available at http://wed.siu.edu/Journal/ (17 pp.). Tucker, M., S.R. Whaley and, J. S. Sharp. 2006. Consumer perceptions of food-related risks. International Journal of Food Science and Technology, 41(2): 135-142.

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Department of Agricultural & Biological Engineering Arabi, Mazdak $50,974 Multi-Criteria Optimization of Watershed Management Practices for Sediment, Nutrient, and Pesticide Control Campanella, Osvaldo H $485 Moisture Sorption, Vitamin C, and Antioxidant Capacity Assays $25,321 A Multiscale Approach Towards Prediction of Stress-Cracking Corn Kernels $100,000 A Soluble Nanoscale Self-Assembling Complex from Starch, Protein, and Lipid for Healthy Nutrient Delivery Chaubey, Indrajeet $13,850 2007 Indiana Water Resources Research Center $186,409 Effectiveness and Optimization of BMP's in Improving Water Quality from an Agricultural Watershed Cherkauer, Keith A $107,500 Seasonal Soil Frost: a Study of Its Significance to the Hydrologic Cycle of North America Duffy, Vincent G $4,375 Proof of Concept for Test of Virtual Assembly Cell Engel, Bernard A $2,472 Graduate School Summer Research Grant Dept. 1146 $50,000 An Ecological/Environmental Decision Model for Watershed Management $50,000 Cyberinfrastructure for End-To-End Environmental Exploration $50,974 Multi-Criteria Optimization of Watershed Management Practices for Sediment, Nutrient, and Pesticide Control Ess, Daniel R $57,793 Exploring Biofuel Alternatives for Energy Intensive, Seasonal Drying Processes Field, William E $100 Breaking New Ground $300 Multi-Sponsored $47,469 ISDH Support for Breaking New Ground Outreach Program Activities $91,000 Implementation and Evaluation of Gearing Up for Safety Curriculum for Use with Black Youth Seeking AGHOS Certification $119,977 Development of a National Educational and Outreach Program for Food Safety and Food Defense Frankenberger, Jane R $10,000 Improving Sustainability of Drained Field Through Drainage Water Management $44,996 Drainage Water Management for Mid-Western Row Crop Agriculture $58,480 Continuing Support for Regional Water Quality Leadership for North Central States in USEPA Region 5 $195,000 Watershed-Scale Evaluation of BMP Effectiveness and Acceptability. Eagle Creek Watershed, Indiana French, Brian F $22,750 Implementation and Evaluation of Gearing Up for Safety Curriculum for Use with Black Youth Seeking AGHOS Certification Heber, Albert J $200 Agricultural Engineering Research $300 Agricultural Engineering $7,500 Measurement and Control of Air Emmissions from Laying Houses in Ohio $10,000 Improving the Purdue Odor-Based Setback Distance Model and Interactive Website $11,857 Measurement and Control of Air Emmissions from Laying Houses in Ohio $8,774,606 National Air Emissions Monitoring Study Ileleji, Klein $7,500 Illeleji Unrestricted Gift Account $115,586 Exploring Biofuel Alternatives for Energy Intensive, Seasonal Drying Processes

95 Sponsored Programs

Irudayaraj, Joseph M $10,291 Realtime and Reagentless Detection of Airborne Microorganisms $74,039 Multiplex Arrays Using Confocal Raman for BRCA1 Alternativesplice Profiling Ivantysynova, Monika $35,910 ERC Industrial Funds in Reference to - ERC for Compact, Clean and Efficient Fluid Power Systems $44,372 Optimization of Valve Plate to Reduce Noise and Control Effort for Axial Piston Pumps H1A 14CC and H1A 16CC $47,950 Pump and Motor Port Plate Optimization to Reduce Structure and Fluid Borne Noise Sources of Chery HM140T Transmission $52,474 Assessment of Technical and Market State of CVT's $81,284 NSF Engineering Research Center (ERC) for Compact, Clean and Efficient Fluid Power Systems $242,300 Power Split Transmission for Special Truck Application $351,224 Advanced Energy Saving Hydraulic System Achitecture Jones, Don D $3,400 Update Revision of Biodiversity Around the Great Lakes CD-ROM Krutz, Gary W $67 Holland,Michael,A $5,000 G.W. Lick Company, Inc. $64,625 Smart Seal $80,035 Rubber Toroidal Sensor Ladisch, Michael R $12,000 Testing Agreement: Compositional Changes in Corn Stover as a Function of Time $13,000 Whole-Plant Bio-Processing for Ethanol Production $17,946 Test Agreement on Corn Analysis $23,323 Indiana at a Biocrossroads: Input/Output Model for an Agricultural Park $30,000 IEA Bioenergy: Task 41, Project 2 (Analysis and Identification of Gaps) $30,000 Request for Match for STTR Proposal: Tactical Biorefinery for Forward Fuel Production Phase I Proposal - A045-019-0065 Phase II Proposal - A2-1792 $140,436 Micromechanical Sensors for Virus Detection $160,000 Manipulation of Lignin Biosynthesis to Maximize Ethanol Production from Populus Feedstocks Lim, Teng Teeh $30,000 Improving the Purdue Odor-Based Setback Distance Model and Interactive Website Lumkes, John H $3,135 Portable Pneumatic Trainer for Hands-On Demonstrations $5,000 Hydraulic Bike Project $5,000 Parker Laboratory Gift Account $5,000 Hydraulic Dynamometer for Small to Medium Sized Engines $130,609 Parker High Speed Digital Valve Project Maier, Dirk E $2,888 Cochran Fellowship Training Program: Mr. Velasquez $12,594 Ozonation of Corn, Wheat and Barley for the Control of Pests and Spoilage Agents, and the Removal of Off-Odors in Commercial Grain Storage Structures $17,502 Indiana Soybean End-Use Quality Traits Initiative (Year 3) $20,000 GEAPS-Purdue Distance Learning Program: Design and Operation of Grain Handling Facilities and Equipment $25,321 A Multiscale Approach Towards Prediction of Stress-Cracking Corn Kernels $57,793 Exploring Biofuel Alternatives for Energy Intensive, Seasonal Drying Processes $65,000 Crop Drying Project $179,966 Development of a National Educational and Outreach Program for Food Safety and Food Defense Mason, Linda J $6,297 Ozonation of Corn, Wheat and Barley for the Control of Pests and Spoilage Agents, and the Removal of Off-Odors in Commercial Grain Storage Structures Mohtar, Rabi H $9,114 French Government Mosier, Nathan S $8,000 Testing Agreement: Compositional Changes in Corn Stover as a Function of Time $11,964 Test Agreement on Corn Analysis $12,559 Indiana at a Biocrossroads: Input/Output Model for an Agricultural Park $13,000 Whole-Plant Bio-Processing for Ethanol Production $20,000 Request for Match for STTR Proposal: Tactical Biorefinery for Forward Fuel Production Phase I Proposal - A045-019-0065 Phase II Proposal - A2-1792 Narsimhan, Ganesan $6,000 Multi-Sponsored $15,712 Unfolding Kinetics of Proteins at Nanoparticle Surfaces $55,334 Fundamental Design, Characterization and Manufacturing Science of Biocompatible Engineered Composites Nivens, David E $55,334 Fundamental Design, Characterization and Manufacturing Science of Biocompatible Engineered Composites Okos, Martin R $55,334 Fundamental Design, Characterization and Manufacturing Science of Biocompatible Engineered Composites Porterfield, D. M $20,000 Studies of Nitric Oxide Biochemistry in Cardiovascular Physiology Using Self Referencing No Sensor Technology Rickus, Jenna L $7,500 IRL for Jianxiu Zhao Tao, Bernard Y $15,712 Metabolic Engineering of Microalgae for the Production of Fuels and Chemicals $47,060 Engaging New Researchers to Work in Soybean Utilization Theller, Lawrence O $145,800 A Working Plan of GIS Team for the ZT Vineyard Project Woloshuk, Charles P $6,297 Ozonation of Corn, Wheat and Barley for the Control of Pests and Spoilage Agents, and the Removal of Off-Odors in Commercial Grain Storage Structures

Department of Agricultural Economics Akridge, Jay T $165 Management Development Program for Food Retailers of Latin America Alexander, Corinne E $15,000 Risk Management Programs for Indiana Specialty and Priority Crop Producers Ayres, Janet S $7,317 North Central Regional Center for Rural Development $34,204 Leadership Development Program Balagtas, Joseph V $19,974 Impact of Trade Liberalization on Dairy Industry in The Ivory Coast Chen, Susan E $15,712 Does Location Matter? The Link Between Obesity and Access to Food Day, Harlan R $21,240 Secretary of State Grant $60,000 Secretary of State Grant

96 Sponsored Programs

Dennis, Jennifer L $15,000 Risk Management Programs for Indiana Specialty and Priority Crop Producers Dobbins, Craig L $15,000 Risk Management Programs for Indiana Specialty and Priority Crop Producers Dooley, Frank J $37,500 The Impacts of Biofuels on Transportation and Logistics in Indiana Florax, Raymond $15,712 Spatial Dynamics of Demography, Geography and Economic Growth: A Hierarchial Linear Model Approach Foster, Kenneth A $81,528 Research to Support Linking Livestock Markets to Wildlife Conservation Fulton, Joan R $15,000 Risk Management Programs for Indiana Specialty and Priority Crop Producers $15,400 "The Indiana New Ventures" $4,565,767 Encouraging Regional Trade with Hermetic Storage for Cowpea in West and Central Africa Hertel, Thomas W $17,500 GTAP Consoritum Membership $17,500 GTAP Consoritum Membership $17,500 GTAP Consoritum Membership $17,500 GTAP Consoritum Membership $17,500 GTAP Consoritum Membership $17,500 Multi-Sponsored GTAP Consortium Membership $17,500 Multi-Sponsored GTAP Consortium Membership $17,500 Multi-Sponsored GTAP Consortium Membership $17,500 Multi-Sponsored GTAP Consortium Membership $17,500 Multi-Sponsored Industrials $17,500 Multi-Sponsored Industrials $17,500 Multi-Sponsored Industrials $17,500 Multi-Sponsored Industrials $17,500 Multi-Sponsored Industrials $17,500 Multi-Sponsored Industrials $17,500 Netherlands Bureau of EC $18,200 GTAP Consortium $18,200 GTAP Consoritum Membership $20,701 Challenges and Opportunities from South-South Linkages: How Will India and China Affect Other Developing Countries? $27,500 Multi-Sponsored GTAP Consortium Membership Holt, Matthew T $21,500 The Role of Nonlinearity and Transactions Costs in Southern Timber and Regional Forest Product Markets Hurt, Christopher A $15,000 Risk Management Programs for Indiana Specialty and Priority Crop Producers Keeney, Roman M $29,050 A Proposal to Work Under Subcontract as Part of Global Insight's Proposal in Response to Solicitation Number FSA-R-21-05DC, Cost Benefit Analysis Lee, John G $50,974 Multi-Criteria Optimization of Watershed Management Practices for Sediment, Nutrient, and Pesticide Control Lowenberg-Deboer, James $13,200 West Africa Regional Facilitator - Bean/Cowpea M $22,498 Drainage Water Management for Mid-Western Row Crop Agriculture $104,548 Developing Bean and Cowpea Market Opportunities in Eastern and Southern Africa $175,437 West Africa Regional (Facilitator RF) Marshall, Maria I $4,087 Agricultural Export and Rural Incomes -Egypt $12,600 "The Indiana New Ventures" $15,000 Risk Management Programs for Indiana Specialty and Priority Crop Producers $81,528 Research to Support Linking Livestock Markets to Wildlife Conservation Masters, William A $6,000 Co-Editorship in Chief for the Journal of Agricultural Economics $19,430 Analysing Prize Reward Incentives to Accelerate Innovation in African Agriculture $20,203 Using Prize Rewards to Accelerate Innovation in African Agriculture $229,500 "Graduate Fellowships in Agricultural Trade Policy" McNamara, Kevin T $38,570 USDA/FAS Development with Kabul University Agricultural Faculty Project Miller, William A $15,000 Risk Management Programs for Indiana Specialty and Priority Crop Producers Paarlberg, Philip L $14,729 Estimation of the Economic Impact of AI Under Alternative Trade Regionalization Scenarios Patrick, George F $15,000 Risk Management Programs for Indiana Specialty and Priority Crop Producers Preckel, Paul V $4,250 Co-Editorship of American Journal of Agricultural Economics $4,250 Co-Editorship of American Journal of Agricultural Economics $37,500 The Impacts of Biofuels on Transportation and Logistics in Indiana Quagrainie, Kwamena K $2,296 Aquaculture Cage Culture Demonstration Project at SIPAC $15,000 Risk Management Programs for Indiana Specialty and Priority Crop Producers $74,390 Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant College Program Core Outreach Sanders, John H $27,000 Economic and Sustainability Evaluation of New Technologies in Sorghum and Millet Production $36,500 Economic and Sustainability Evaluation of New Technologies in Sorghum and Millet Production $150,000 Institutional and Technological Innovations in the Cotton Sector of West Africa Shively, Gerald E $6,000 Co-Editorship in Chief for the Journal of Agricultural Economics $20,000 Economic Analysis of Pest Management, Technology Adoption and Smallholder Cocoa Production in Indonesia $33,150 Globalization, Agricultural Growth and The Environment: Consolidation and Continuity of Sanrem Research in Southeast Asia $110,500 Watershed-Scale Evaluation of BMP Effectiveness and Acceptability. Eagle Creek Watershed, Indiana Thompson, Sarahelen $15,344 Beckman, Jayson F. Tyner, Wallace E $5,950 A Proposal to Work Under Subcontract as Part of Global Insight's Proposal in Response to Solicitation Number FSA-R-21-05DC, Cost Benefit Analysis $37,500 The Impacts of Biofuels on Transportation and Logistics in Indiana Vitale, Jeffrey D $50,974 Multi-Criteria Optimization of Watershed Management Practices for Sediment, Nutrient, and Pesticide Control Walmsley, Terrie L $60,826 Paraguay CGE Training Project, JICA-GTAP

97 Sponsored Programs

Walmsley, Terrie L $62,548 Disaggregation of the Global Trade Analysis Project (GTAP) Data Base for Africa and Capacity Building Wilson, Christine A $15,000 Risk Management Programs for Indiana Specialty and Priority Crop Producers

Department of Agronomy Anderson, Joseph M $46,852 Utilization of Genetics, Breeding and DNA Technologies to Develop Wheat that is Resistant to Multiple Disease and Pests Beyrouty, Craig A $66 Indiana Arborists Association, Inc. $138 Indiana Arborists Association, Inc. $3,600 Crop Performance $20,000 Potassium Management $20,000 Potassium Management Bigelow, Cale A $500 Putting Greens Research $1,000 Multi-Sponsored $1,000 Putting Greens Research $1,150 Multi-Sponsored $1,500 Putting Greens Research $1,710 2001 National Tall Fescure Test $2,000 Multi-Sponsored $2,000 Multi-Sponsored $2,000 Turfgrass Research $2,700 Multi-Sponsored $2,700 Multi-Sponsored $4,000 Multi-Sponsored $5,000 Multi-Sponsored $5,000 Multi-Sponsored $5,000 Multi-Sponsored $5,000 Putting Greens Research $5,250 Multi-Sponsored $7,500 2007 National Zoysiagrass Test (ZG-07-1) ... $7,901 Midwest Regional Turf Foundation $8,191 Midwest Regional Turf Foundation MOA $11,632 Midwest Regional Turf Foundation $12,500 Bigelow- National Turfgrass Evaluation Program TF-06-17 Tall Fescue Test $30,000 Water Movement in Golf Course Putting Green Rootzones: Production of High Quality Digital Video Recordings Bowling, Laura C $4,617 2007 Indiana Water Resources Research Center $211,542 Multisensor / Multiscale Assessment of Urban Impacts in the Great Lakes Region Brouder, Sylvie M $4,500 Soil Fertility Research $10,000 Biodiesel Sustainability $12,000 Rediscovering the Science Base for Soil Specific Potassium Recommendations $35,000 Fate of Hormones in Tile-Drained Fields and Impact to Aquatic Organisms Under Different Animal Waste Management Practices Camberato, James J $2,400 Corn Yield Response to Applied Fertilizer Nitrogen: Fine-Tuning Purdue's N Rate Recommendations $3,240 Crop Response to Micronutrient Fertilizers $9,000 Zinc Availability from Novel Fertilizers When Applied to Soil $12,000 Physiology of Early Planted Soybean $15,712 Developing and Verifying a Nitrogen Transformation and Lossmodel for Agriculture a 2006 PRF Research Proposal to the Department of Agronomy $16,158 Effective Manganese Management for High Soybean Yields in Glyphosate-Dominant Cropping Systems Conley, Shawn P $500 Soybean Research $875 Soybean Research $1,050 Conley Dow Agrosciences MUA $1,350 Soybean Research $1,350 Soybean Research $1,500 Soybean Research $2,500 Soybean Research $2,800 Soybean Research $5,373 Monitoring the Distribution of the Western Corn Rootworm Rotation-Resistant Variant Using ELISA $6,000 Soybean Research $8,600 Multi-Sponsored $15,000 Soybean Research $17,000 Multi-Sponsored $21,500 Cultural Practice Evaluation for Canola Production Under Indiana Conditions $27,142 Monitoring the Distribution of the Western Corn Rootworm Rotation-Resistant Variant Using ELISA $30,000 Physiology of Early Planted Soybean Crawford, Melba M $1,500 ABG AG Services LLC $1,500 Remote Sensing Devillez, Philip L $4,752 Crop Performance Program Ejeta, Gebisa $25,500 Development and Enhancement of Sorghum Germplasm and Collaborative Research on Drought and Grain Mold Resistance/PRF-207 $25,500 Striga Biotechnology Development and Technology Transfer - PRF 213

98 Sponsored Programs Ejeta, Gebisa

$39,000 INTSORMIL/Horn of Africa - PRF 211 $63,000 Development and Enhancement of Sorghum Germplasm and Collaborative Research on Drought and Grain Mold Resistance/PRF-207 $71,500 INTSORMIL/Horn of Africa - PRF 211 Gerber, Corey K $600 Crop Diagnostic Training - Summer 2007 $1,000 Crop Diagnostic Training - Summer 2007 $2,500 Crop Diagnostic Training $2,800 Crop Diagnostic Training - Summer 2007 $3,000 Crop Diagnostic Training - Summer 2007 $4,000 Crop Diagnostic Training $4,000 Crop Diagnostic Training - Summer 2007 $4,000 Crop Diagnostic Training - Summer 2007 $6,000 Crop Diagnostic Training - Summer 2007 $6,800 Crop Diagnostic Training - Summer 2007 Grant, Richard H $3,500 Climatological Monitoring of Ultraviolet Radiation $34,600 Climatological Monitoring of Ultraviolet Radiation $4,129,226 National Air Emissions Monitoring Study Graveel, John G $33,164 Grad Support - Tippe Wildlife Habitat (673 1150-3808) Gurney, Kevin R $42,004 High-Resolution Fossil Fuel Emission Estimates in Support of NACP CO2 Measurements and Assimilation System Huang, Chi-Hua $2,700 Soil Erosion Research $122,210 Acquisition of Goods and Services Jackson, Scott A $1,700 Convergence of Genomics and the Land Grant Mission Emerging Trends in the Application of Genomics in Agriculture Research. A National Scientific Conference $41,166 Evolutionary Genomics of a Rice Centromere $100,966 Sequencing of Chromosome 3 Short Arms from the AA, BB, CC, BBCC Genomes ...Functional and Evolutionary Genomics $216,586 Comparative Genomics of Rice: Reconstructing Rice Chromosome 1 in Related Species $274,985 Oryza Map Alignment Project $427,000 Genomics for Phaseolus as a Community Resource $1,736,093 VCA Soymap: An Integrated Map of Soybean for Resolution and Dissection of Multiple Genome Duplication Events Jiang, Yiwei $2,000 Turfgrass Research $7,901 Midwest Regional Turf Foundation $15,712 Improvement of Drought to lerance in Perennial Ryegrass by Transferring the Drebia Gene from Arabidopsis thaliana $20,500 Multi-Sponsored Joern, Brad C $200 Manure and Nutrient Research $300 Manure and Nutrient Research $1,200 Corn Yield Response to Applied Fertilizer Nitrogen: Fine-Tuning Purdue's N Rate Recommendations $314,300 Manure Management Planner (MMP) Nutrient Management Planning Software Johnson, Keith D $500 Forage Research Johnston, Cliff T $388 New Approach for Improving Phosphorous Acquisition and Aluminum Tolerance of Plants on Marginal Soils $11,880 New Approach for Improving Phosphorous Acquisition and Aluminum Tolerance of Plants on Marginal Soils $11,880 New Approach for Improving Phosphorous Acquisition and Aluminum Tolerance of Plants on Marginal Soils $15,300 Memorandum of Understanding Between the Agronomy Department of Purdue University and the Clay Mineral Society $55,661 Surface Colloidal Chemistry Related to Sorption of Ammonium, Atrazine and Glyphosate Kladivko, Eileen J $6,000 Water Losses from Tile-Drained Fields in Southeastern Indiana $35,000 Fate of Hormones in Tile-Drained Fields and Impact to Aquatic Organisms Under Different Animal Waste Management Practices $44,996 Drainage Water Management for Mid-Western Row Crop Agriculture Kong, Lingrang $22,793 Improvement of Soft Winter Wheat for Fusarium Head Blight Resistance Lee, Brad D $500 Research Programs in Soils and Land Use $2,225 Soils and Septic Systems $10,157 2007 Indiana Water Resources Research Center Lee, Linda S $210,000 Fate of Hormones in Tile-Drained Fields and Impact to Aquatic Organisms Under Different Animal Waste Management Practices Leroy, Allen R $3,500 Soybean Breeding Program $132,300 High Yielding Varieties with Better Disease Resistance and Germplasm with Improved Protein and Oil Ma, Jianxin $41,166 Evolutionary Genomics of a Rice Centromere McFee, William W $20 Indiana Arborists Association, Inc. $27 Elementary School Field Trips $27 Indiana Arborists Association, Inc. $55 Indiana Arborists Association, Inc. $64 Elementary School Field Trips $76 Indiana Arborists Association, Inc. $190 Indiana Arborists Association, Inc. Nielsen, Robert L $2,400 Corn Yield Response to Applied Fertilizer Nitrogen: Fine-Tuning Purdue's N Rate Recommendations Niyogi, Devdutta S $20 State Climatology $20 State Climatology $25 Cocorahs Research Program $25 Cocorahs Research Program $25 State Climatology $25 State Climatology

99 Niyogi, Devdutta S

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$30 Cocorahs Research Program $30 Cocorahs Research Program $30 Indiana State University $30 Indiana State University $30 State Climatology $30 State Climatology $30 State Climatology $30 State Climatology $33 State Climatology $35 State Climatology $50 State Climatology $2,500 Indiana State University $2,500 An Intensive GIS and Web-Based Agricultural Climate Atlas for Indiana $28,931 Developing Activities for Conceptualizing Climate and Climate Change $44,999 Integrating Recent Remote Sensing Products to Improve the Representation of Vegetation and Transpiration Processes in the NOAH Land Surfaces Model $45,000 Cyberinfrastructure for End-To-End Environmental Exploration $50,180 Impact of Transportation Feedback on Land Atmosphere Water Vapor Exchange and Land Surface Memory Ohm, Herbert W $3,904 Utilization of Genetics, Breeding and DNA Technologies to Develop Wheat that is Resistant to Multiple Disease and Pests $6,500 Identification of Wheat Genes Encoding Essential Components of Resistance to Fusarium Head Blight $17,500 Multi-Sponsored $35,000 Oat Improvement $79,775 Improvement of Soft Winter Wheat for Fusarium Head Blight Resistance $140,448 Soft Winter Wheat Germplasm Enhancement for Pyramided Disease Resistance, Preharvest Sprout Resistant Soft White Wheat, and Strong Gluten Soft Wheat Owens, Phillip R $4,000 Water Losses from Tile-Drained Fields in Southeastern Indiana Reicher, Zachary J $90 2001 National Tall Fescure Test $100 Turfgrass Growth Regulator $200 Multi-Sponsored $200 Multi-Sponsored $300 Turfgrass Research $500 Turfgrass Research $500 William H. Daniel Turfgrass Research and Diagnostic Center $1,000 Multi-Sponsored $1,000 Turfgrass Weed Management Research Programs $1,500 William H. Daniel Turfgrass Research and Diagnostic Center $2,000 Multi-Sponsored $2,000 Turfgrass Research $4,000 Multi-Sponsored $4,400 Turfgrass Growth Regulator $4,500 Turf Grass Weed Management Research Programs $4,500 Turfgrass Growth Regulator $5,000 Turfgrass Growth Regulator $5,208 Velocity and Certainty to Eliminate Poa trivialis in Newly Established Creeping Bentgrass $5,485 Midwest Regional Turf Foundation MOA $6,800 Multi-Sponsored $8,750 Turfgrass Research $8,750 Turfgrass Research $8,750 Turfgrass Research $8,750 W.H. Daniel Turfgrass Research and Diagnostic Center $10,074 Midwest Regional Turf Foundation $10,400 Multi-Sponsored $10,534 Midwest Regional Turf Foundation $10,850 Midwest Regional Turff Foundation $12,600 Turfgrass Weed Management Research Programs $12,985 Midwest Regional Turf Foundation $45,000 Reicher - Service & Site Agreement Dow Schulze, Darrell G $388 New Approach for Improving Phosphorous Acquisition and Aluminum Tolerance of Plants on Marginal Soils $1,000 Soil and Clay Mineral $3,500 Darrell Schulze - U of Illinois @ Urbana-Champaign $11,880 New Approach for Improving Phosphorous Acquisition and Aluminum Tolerance of Plants on Marginal Soils $11,880 New Approach for Improving Phosphorous Acquisition and Aluminum Tolerance of Plants on Marginal Soils Scofield, Steven R $58,500 Identification of Wheat Genes Encoding Essential Components of Resistance to Fusarium Head Blight Shen, Xiaorong $11,396 Improvement of Soft Winter Wheat for Fusarium Head Blight Resistance Szymanski, Daniel B $10,100 Spike 1 Novel Mechanisams for ROP Activation & Actin-Based Morphogenesis $120,000 The Arabidopsis Wave Complex: Mechanisms of Localized Actin Polymerization and Growth $152,554 Spike 1 Novel Mechanisams for ROP Activation & Actin-Based Morphogenesis Turco, Ronald F $33,241 2007 Indiana Water Resources Research Center

100 Sponsored Programs

Turco, Ronald F $70,000 Fate of Hormones in Tile-Drained Fields and Impact to Aquatic Organisms Under Different Animal Waste Management Practices $227,500 Watershed-Scale Evaluation of BMP Effectiveness and Acceptability. Eagle Creek Watershed, Indiana Vorst, James J $5,300 American Society of Agronomy $10,600 American Society of Agronomy $56,605 Jim Vorst-Asa Vyn, Tony J $36 Sustainable Management of Soybean Cyst Nematode Using Natural Population Density Suppression by Tillage System $600 Agricultural Cropping Sciences $2,954 Multi-Sponsored $3,000 Agriculture Cropping Systems $3,000 Multi-Sponsored $3,000 Nutrient Management for High Yield Corn & Soybeans $4,661 Sustainable Management of Soybean Cyst Nematode Using Natural Population Density Suppression by Tillage System $8,159 Sustainable Management of Soybean Cyst Nematode Using Natural Population Density Suppression by Tillage System $12,000 Efficient Nitrogen Management for Corn Producers with Automatic Guidance Systems $37,703 Effective Manganese Management for High Soybean Yields in Glyphosate-Dominant Cropping Systems Weil, Clifford F $200 Corn Genetics $1,000 Plant DNA Conference $1,000 Starch Genetics $3,000 Workshop: Embo Workshop on Plant DNA Repair and Recombination to Be Held in Presqu'ile De Giens, France May 31 - June 3,2007 $10,000 International Workshop on Plant DNA Repair and Recombination $1,617,351 The Maize Tilling Project:Reverse Genetics of Maize Point Mutations Williams, Christie E $46,852 Utilization of Genetics, Breeding and DNA Technologies to Develop Wheat that is Resistant to Multiple Disease and Pests Zhuang, Qianlai $189,145 Collaborative Research: Impact of Permafrost Degradation on Carbon and Water in the Boreal Ecosystems

Department of Animal Sciences Adeola, Olayiwola $2,500 Poultry (Duck) Nutrition Research $32,124 Determination of Ileal Digestibility of Amino Acids from Feed Ingredients for Broilers $36,000 Poultry Research $47,600 New Phytase Formulation - I $48,000 Danisco $150,000 The NCS Project Allrich, Rodney D $750 Incoming Freshman Integration and Retention Through Student-Led Animal Science Courses Applegate, Todd J $1,530 Pythase in Poultry $5,000 Pyhtase in Poultry $7,500 Poultry Research $7,850 Animal Science Research $7,850 Poultry Research $19,761 Dietary Effects on Laying Hen Emissions $25,000 Pyhtase in Poultry $44,504 Hen Testing Agreement $44,506 The Effectiveness of Ractopamine Hydrochoride on Growth Performance in Finishing Turkeys Fed for the Last 7 to 14 Days Prior to Slaughter $48,186 Determination of Ileal Digestibility of Amino Acids from Feed Ingredients for Broilers Cabot, Ryan A $15,712 Mechanisms Regulating the Dimethylations Status of the Lysine 9 Residue of Histone H3 in Porcine Oocytes and Embryos $404,814 Mechanisms Regulating Histone H3 Dimethylation in Porcine Embryos Cheng, Heng-Wei $13,415 Acquisition of Goods and Services Collodi, Paul $370,575 Zebrafish ES Cell Lines for Targeted Mutagenesis $370,575 Zebrafish ES Cell Lines for Targeted Mutagenesis Delks, Barry L $750 Incoming Freshman Integration and Retention Through Student-Led Animal Science Courses Diekman, Mark A $750 Incoming Freshman Integration and Retention Through Student-Led Animal Science Courses Donkin, Shawn S $15,000 Dr. Shawn Donkin's Dairy Research $15,333 Thomas, Milton $26,852 Dairy Product Intake Regulation of Energy Metabolism $28,000 Cattle Research $104,518 Fetal Programming, Fructose, and Insulin Resistance Ebner, Paul D $44,676 Employing Phage Therapy to Reduce Lairage Associated Increases in Salmonella Shedding Einstein, Mark E $5,500 NCRAC Extension Project $74,390 Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant College Program Core Outreach Gerrard, David E $1,128 Treatment of Ground Beef Trimmings with Ammonia for Pathogen Reduction $2,770 Effects of Dietary Fat and Crude Protein on Feedlot Performance and Carcass Characteristics in Steers Fed Differing Levels of Distiller's Dried Grains $95,760 Muscle Fiber Type, Postmortem Energy Metabolism and Pork Quality $144,371 Meat Tenderness Prediction: a Fundamental Structural Approach Based on Tissue-Light Interaction Grant, Alan L $250 Incoming Freshman Integration and Retention Through Student-Led Animal Science Courses Hester, Patricia Y $6,500 Midwest Poultry Cost Share $28,874 Bone Mineralization Lake, Scott L $10,000 Beef Research

101 Sponsored Programs

Lake, Scott L $22,160 Effects of Dietary Fat and Crude Protein on Feedlot Performance and Carcass Characteristics in Steers Fed Differing Levels of Distiller's Dried Grains Latour, Mickey A $5,000 BASF Corporation $8,704 Evaluation of the Effects of Distillers Dried Grains and Ractopamine on Growth Performance and Pork Quality in Genetically Lean Pigs $14,000 Dr. Latour Research Program $15,000 BASF Corporation $25,000 Smith Field Foods, Inc. Lay, Donald C $13,415 Acquisition of Goods and Services $72,996 Acquisition of Goods and Services Lemenager, Ronald P $2,770 Effects of Dietary Fat and Crude Protein on Feedlot Performance and Carcass Characteristics in Steers Fed Differing Levels of Distiller's Dried Grains Lossie, Amy C $15,712 Modeling Epigenetic Effects of Intraterine Growth Retardation in the Mouse Muir, William M $149,002 Improved Animal Model for Assessment of Allergenic Potential of Foods Through Selective Deletion of T Cells and Global Gene Expression Analysis Radcliffe, John S $3,500 Cheminova, Inc. $5,775 Alltech Biotchnology Center $5,775 Alltech Biotechnology Center $5,775 Alltech Biotechnology Center $5,775 Animal Science Research Richert, Brian T $4,964 Employing Phage Therapy to Reduce Lairage Associated Increases in Salmonella Shedding $5,000 Swine Research $9,750 Pro*Cal $15,232 Evaluation of the Effects of Distillers Dried Grains and Ractopamine on Growth Performance and Pork Quality in Genetically Lean Pigs $20,000 Advancing Animal Production $23,903 Effect of Soybean Peroxidase Activity on Phenolic Compounds, Ammonia, and Other Compounds in Swine Manure $100,000 Multi-Sponsored Russell, Mark A $2,500 Incoming Freshman Integration and Retention Through Student-Led Animal Science Courses Schinckel, Allan P $15,232 Evaluation of the Effects of Distillers Dried Grains and Ractopamine on Growth Performance and Pork Quality in Genetically Lean Pigs $55,292 Development of a Soy Allergy Model in Swine, Purdue University Schutz, Michael M $5,500 Ice Robotics Limited $40,000 Estimating Daily Milk, Component Yield, and SCS from Individual Milking Data - Development of Updated A.M.-P.M. Factors for Dairy Cattle Stewart, Terry S $6,375 Utilization of Economics Selection Indexes and DNA Marker Technology to Enhance Value in Beef Cattle $55,292 Development of a Soy Allergy Model in Swine, Purdue University Sutton, Alan L $15,935 Effect of Soybean Peroxidase Activity on Phenolic Compounds, Ammonia, and Other Compounds in Swine Manure Swartz, Darl R $326,648 Signal Transduction Along Cardiac Thin Filaments $336,404 Signal Transduction Along Cardiac Thin Filaments $355,575 Signal Transduction Along Cardiac Thin Filaments Teegarden, Dorothy $44,794 Fetal Programming,Fructose, and Insulin Resistance

Department of Biochemistry Briggs, Scott D $44,968 The Role of Set1-Mediated Ethylation in Chromatin Function $210,377 The Role of Set1-Mediated Methylation in Chromatin Function Broyles, Steven S $6,515 Knutson,Bruce,A $140,436 Micromechanical Sensors for Virus Detection Chapple, Clinton C $18,000 Functional Analysis of Phenylpropanois Cytochrome P450-Dependent Monoxygenases (Supplement for Student Summer Support) $100,000 Secondary Metabolism in Arabidopisis $150,000 Functional Analysis of Phenylpropanoid Cytochrome $340,000 Manipulation of Lignin Biosynthesis to Maximize Ethanol Production from Populus Feedstocks Forney, James D $2,472 Graduate School Summer Research Grant Dept. 1153 Gimble, Frederick S $213,390 Engineering DNA Endonuclease Teagents for Gene Targeting Hall, Mark C $3,000 Proteomic Analysis of Meiosis Hermodson, Mark A $25,000 Protein Science Kirchmaier, Ann L $15,712 Sir2 Function in Epigentic Processes Liu, Xiaoqi $153,663 Functional Studies of PLK1 and Its Interacting Proteins Ogas, Joseph P $15,712 Biochemical Characterization of the PKL Chromatin Remodeling Complex Tao, Weiguo A $2,000 Tao Grad Travel $25,000 Identification of Drug Targets Based on Dendrimer Nanprobes and Mass Spectrometry $25,000 Molecular Connections Between Metabolic Syndrome and Coronary Artery Disease, a Proteomics Approach $46,699 SYK and Associated Proteins in Breast Cancer $50,000 Quantitative Proteomics by Soluble Polymer-Based Isotopic Labeling $238,363 Career: Soluble Nanopolymers for Targeted Proteomics in Vitro and in Living Cells Weiner, Henry $351,734 Enzymology/Molecular Biology of Aldehyde Dehydrogenase

Department of Botany & Plant Pathology Abney, T S $3,850 Task Order for 7/24-9/30/06 $15,000 Indiana-Phytophthora sojae Losses-Part of Ohio State Univeristy's Limiting Losses to Phytophthora sojae in the North Central Region $34,929 Acquisition of Goods and Services

102 Sponsored Programs

Banks, Jo A $142,627 Banks IPA Agreement Bauman, Thomas T $600 Multi-Sponsored $1,000 Weed Research $1,250 Multi-Sponsored $2,300 Multi-Sponsored $2,760 Soybean Field Trial Purdue Bauman $3,150 Multi-Sponsored $3,250 Weed Research $4,000 Weed Research $4,500 Multi-Sponsored $5,000 Multi-Sponsored $5,500 Multi-Sponsored $5,500 Multi-Sponsored $8,000 Weed Research $9,500 Multi-Sponsored $11,000 Multi-Sponsored $11,300 Multi-Sponsored $16,700 Multi-Sponsored $31,000 Multi-Sponsored Beckerman, Janna L $100 Indiana Arborists Association, Inc. $100 Tree Pest and Disease Diagnostic Workshop $150 Multi-Sponsored Gift Account $200 Multi-Sponsored Gift Account $250 Indiana Arborists Association, Inc. $300 Tree Pest and Diagnostic Workshop $2,000 Perform Host Range and Fungicide Efficacy Studies and Testing $5,000 Indiana Arborists Association, Inc. Bohl, Sandra J $150 Multi-Sponsored Davis, Vince M $2,500 Utility Vehicle to Support Weed Biology, Management, and Other Research Projects Egel, Daniel S $250 Potassium Management $250 Vegetable Research $250 Vegetable Research $750 Vegetable Research $1,000 Multi-Sponsored $1,000 Potassium Management $1,000 Watermelon Vine Decline $1,500 Potassium Management $2,000 Multi-Sponsored $2,000 Potassium Management $2,000 Potassium Management $5,000 Vegetable Research $9,000 Potassium Management $10,000 Watermelon Vine Decline $13,000 Multi-Sponsored $20,672 Vegetable Research $26,974 Managing Soilborne Pathogens in Midwest Melon and Eggplant Crops Using Methyl Alternatives and New Application Methods $98,500 The Management of Watermelon Vine Decline Through Sustainable Management Practices Gibson, Kevin D $46,995 Integration of Late-Season Weed Control into Vegetable Production Systems Goodwin, Stephen B $4,802 Task Order for 8/1/06-9/30/06 $29,131 Acquisition of Goods and Services Huber, Don M $700 Multi-Sponsored $700 Plant Nutrition and Disease Control $3,860 Disease Research Program Johal, Gurmukh S $6,000 REU Supplement: Genetic and Molecular Insights Into Mechanisms Underlying a Maize Disease $15,712 Arabidopsis Mutants with Altered Sensitivity to Histone Deacetylase Inhibitors, Including HC-Toxin $163,860 Genetic and Molecular Insights into Mechanisms Underlying a Maize Disease Johnson, William G $900 Weed Research $900 Weed Research $1,000 Multi-Sponsored $1,200 Multi-Sponsored $1,500 Multi-Sponsored $2,000 Weed Research $2,100 Weed Research $2,100 2007 University Cooperator Agreement for Unapproved, Trait-Bearing Corn $2,400 Multi-Sponsored $2,400 Multi-Sponsored $2,500 Weed Research

103 Johnson, William G

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$2,500 Weed Research $2,500 Utility Vehicle to Support Weed Biology, Management, and Other Research Projects $2,520 Soybean Field Trial Purdue Johnson $2,800 Multi-Sponsored $3,000 Multi-Sponsored $3,000 Weed Research $3,600 Weed Research $4,000 Weed Research $4,500 Multi-Sponsored $5,000 Multi-Sponsored $5,000 Weed Research $5,200 Multi-Sponsored $6,800 Weed Research $10,000 Weed Research $10,000 Weed Research $10,500 Weed Research $11,000 Weed Research $12,500 Multi-Sponsored $15,000 Weed Research $17,000 Multi-Sponsored $19,000 Syngenta $22,500 Weed Research $27,000 Multi-Sponsored $28,492 A Hands-On Approach to Management of Glyphosate-Resistant Weeds and Glyphosate Stewardship Latin, Richard X $900 Multi-Sponsored $900 Turfgrass Disease Research $1,500 Turfgrass Disease Research $3,000 Turfgrass Disease Research $3,000 Turfgrass Disease Research $5,300 Multi-Sponsored $6,000 Multi-Sponsored $6,700 Turfgrass Disease Research $8,000 Multi-Sponsored $8,400 Multi-Sponsored $8,500 Turfgrass Disease Research $9,000 Multi-Sponsored $9,600 Multi-Sponsored $9,600 Multi-Sponsored $9,800 Multi-Sponsored $10,800 Turfgrass Disease Research $10,800 Turfgrass Disease Research $12,600 Turfgrass Disease Research Lembi, Carole A $5,000 Multi-Sponsored $10,000 Algal Research $10,000 Multi-Sponsored $13,000 Spatial and Temporal Variation in the Composition of Filamentous Algae Present in California Rice Fields Martyn, Raymond D $8,000 Soybean Rust Diagnostics Supplemental Funds $12,255 Indiana Homeland Security Strategy for Plants, Insects and Invasive Species $13,000 National Plant, Pest and Disease Diagnostic Network (NPDN) Mengiste, Tesfaye D $6,000 REU Supplement for Molecular Dissection of Plant Defense Responses to Necrotrophic Pathogens $100,000 The Role of Receptor Like Cytoplasmic Kinase Mediated Signaling in Plant Responses to Necrotrophic and Biotrophic Pathogens Rane, Karen K $250 Multi-Sponsored $250 Multi-Sponsored $300 Tree Pest and Disease Diagnostic Workshop $16,000 Soybean Rust Diagnostics Supplemental Funds $26,000 National Plant, Pest and Disease Diagnostic Network (NPDN) Ruhl, Gail E $200 Multi-Sponsored $16,000 Soybean Rust Diagnostics Supplemental Funds $26,000 National Plant, Pest and Disease Diagnostic Network (NPDN) Shaner, Gregory E $2,500 Wheat Disease Research $4,000 Multi-Sponsored $4,500 Wheat Disease Research $5,000 Multi-Sponsored $7,200 Multi-Sponsored $15,000 Wheat Disease Research $17,000 Wheat Disease Research $21,250 Sentinel Plots to Monitor the Spread of Soybean Rust in the US Soybean Production Region

104 Shaner, Gregory E

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$21,250 Sentinel Plots to Monitor the Spread of Soybean Rust in the US Soybean Production Region Westphal, Andreas $144 Sustainable Management of Soybean Cyst Nematode Using Natural Population Density Suppression by Tillage System $4,000 A. Westphal - Botany & Plant Pathology Research $5,000 Evaluation of Soybeans for Resistance to Frogeye Leaf Spot (Cercospora sojina) $6,000 Multi-Sponsored $15,000 Evaluation of Soybeans for Resistance to Frogeye Leaf Spot (Cercospora sojina) $18,643 Sustainable Management of Soybean Cyst Nematode Using Natural Population Density Suppression by Tillage System $20,000 Multi-Sponsored $32,637 Sustainable Management of Soybean Cyst Nematode Using Natural Population Density Suppression by Tillage System $107,895 Managing Soilborne Pathogens in Midwest Melon and Eggplant Crops Using Methyl Alternatives and New Application Methods Whitford, Fred $100 Purdue Pesticide Program $100 Purdue Pesticide Program $150 Multi-Sponsored $200 Purdue Pesticide Program $200 Purdue Pesticide Program $250 Multi-Sponsored $250 Purdue Pesticide Program $250 Purdue Pesticide Program $300 Purdue Pesticide Program $432 Purdue Pesticide Program $500 Multi-Sponsored $500 Purdue Pesticide Program $500 Purdue Pesticide Program $904 Lockton $909 Lockton $10,157 2007 Indiana Water Resources Research Center Woloshuk, Charles P $500 Mycotoxins Research $6,000 SDC Sensor Evaluation-Phase I $10,930 The Efficacy for Treating Grain with Ozone in Continuous Flow Systems Xu, Jin-Rong $20,000 Functional Genemoics of Fusarium graminearum the Wheat and Barley Scab Fungus $46,829 Isolate and Characterize Mutants Defective in DON Accumulation in Wheat Tissues

Department of Entomology Bennett, Gary W $100 10th Amendment and Extension of Agreement Between Dow Agrosciences and Purdue University, Thirteenth Protocol. Experiment for Ant Repellent Study $495 9th Amendment and Extension of Agreement Between Dow Agrosciences and PU. Use of CO2 Releasing Materials as Attractants to Subterranean Termites In $835 Cockroach Research $2,000 Cockroach Research $4,800 Multi-Sponsored $6,600 Multi-Sponsored $8,500 Cockroach Research Bledsoe, Larry W $1,200 Acquisition of a Utility Tractor for Field Crops Entomology and Purdue Agricultural Center Research and General Use. $2,500 Multi-Sponsored $3,600 Unrestricted Gift to Support "Purdue Entomology Field Crops Pest Management Program" $4,750 MON 88017 EUP Trial-Academic/ Yieldgard VT PRO EUP-2007 $4,940 MIR604/Bt11: Corn Rootworm Control and Yield Performance in Mid Maturity Field Corn $5,750 Multi-Sponsored $7,600 MIR162 COI Opportunity Trial: Corn Earworm (CEW) Efficacy on Field Corn. $8,000 Multi-Sponsored $8,000 Multi-Sponsored $19,000 MIRr604: Refuge Strategy Adult Emergence Tent Studies Ferris, Virginia R $2,500 Multi-Sponsored $2,500 Nematology Program $10,000 Multi-Sponsored $10,000 Soybean Cyst Nematode Research $41,000 Investigations of Changes in Resistance of PI 88788 to Field Populations of Soybean Cyst Nematode (SCN) that will Impact all North Central States Foster, Ricky E $400 Multi-Sponsored $1,000 Vegetable & Fruit Research $3,000 Multi-Sponsored $3,000 Multi-Sponsored $3,000 Multi-Sponsored $3,000 Multi-Sponsored $3,000 Multi-Sponsored $5,500 Establishing a Midwest Corn Earworm Migration and Insecticide Resistance Monitoring Network $6,000 Multi-Sponsored $6,000 Multi-Sponsored

105 Foster, Ricky E

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$6,000 Multi-Sponsored $48,232 Indiana SARE Plan of Work - 2006 Gibb, Timothy J $1,000 Multi-Sponsored $1,500 Turfgrass Research $2,000 Multi-Sponsored $2,000 Turfgrass Research $2,400 Multi-Sponsored $8,500 Multi-Sponsored $36,765 Indiana Homeland Security Strategy for Plants, Insects and Invasive Species Hill, Catherine A $1,600 Convergence of Genomics and the Land Grant Mission Emerging Trends in the Application of Genomics in Agriculture Research. A National Scientific Conference $105,520 Vectorbase: a Bioinformatics Resource Center for Invertebrate Vectors of Human Pathogens Krupke, Christian H $200 Entomology Field Crops Pest Management Research $250 MON 88017 EUP Trial-Academic/ Yieldgard VT PRO EUP-2007 $260 MIR604/Bt11: Corn Rootworm Control and Yield Performance in Mid Maturity Field Corn $400 MIR162 COI Opportunity Trial: Corn Earworm (CEW) Efficacy on Field Corn. $1,000 MIRr604: Refuge Strategy Adult Emergence Tent Studies $1,263 Soybean Aphid Management in the North Central States $1,673 Soybean Aphid Management in the North Central States $2,000 Multi-Sponsored $2,000 Multi-Sponsored $3,016 Monitoring the Distribution of the Western Corn Rootworm Rotation-Resistant Variant Using ELISA $4,800 Multi-Sponsored $5,000 Krupke - Entomology - Research $7,500 Krupke - Entomology - Research $9,600 Acquisition of a Utility Tractor for Field Crops Entomology and Purdue Agricultural Center Research and General Use. $10,000 Multi-Sponsored $12,000 Krupke - Entomology - Research $18,500 Multi-Sponsored $48,354 Monitoring the Distribution of the Western Corn Rootworm Rotation-Resistant Variant Using ELISA Mason, Linda J $1,000 Urban and Industrial Pest Management Research $2,888 Cochran Fellowship Training Program: Mr. Velasquez $7,500 Multi-Sponsored Murdock, Larry L $51,602 Genomic and Proteomic Responses to Dietary Toxins in a Stored Grain Insect Pest $1,712,163 Encouraging Regional Trade with Hermetic Storage for Cowpea in West and Central Africa O'Neil, Robert J $12,000 Predicting Soybean Aphid Population Densities - Mary S Rice Proposal $22,736 Soybean Aphid Management in the North Central States $31,778 Soybean Aphid Management in the North Central States $39,127 Periodicity of Soybean Aphid Outbreaks in Indiana $251,198 Biological Control of the Soybean Aphid Yr 3 Funding. Ortman, Eldon E $13,000 CSREES Agreement 90-CSA-IN4-410 Pearson, Johanna S $250 Turfgrass Research Pierce, Christopher M $15,000 2006 Indiana CAPS Program Core Projects Pittendrigh, Barry R $1,600 Convergence of Genomics and the Land Grant Mission Emerging Trends in the Application of Genomics in Agriculture Research. A National Scientific Conference $30,181 Functional Genomics in Hessian Fly $51,602 Genomic and Proteomic Responses to Dietary Toxins in a Stored Grain Insect Pest $60,000 Creation of a High-Density Genetic Map of the Hessian Fly Genome $90,481 Molecular Genetic Improvement of Cowpeas $1,712,163 Encouraging Regional Trade with Hermetic Storage for Cowpea in West and Central Africa Richmond, Douglas S $1,200 Multi-Sponsored $2,000 Midwest Regional Turf Foundation $3,600 Multi-Sponsored $4,200 Multi-Sponsored $8,000 Multi-Sponsored $8,000 Multi-Sponsored $9,000 Multi-Sponsored $10,000 Midwest Regional Turf Foundation $15,712 Influence of Billbugs on Weed Invasion in Turfgrass $19,000 Midwest Regional Turf Foundation Sadof, Clifford S $300 Ornamental Insect Research $70,000 Plan of Work for 2006-2007: Exotic Forest Pest Education Program $95,000 Ornamental Insect Research $200,000 Plan of Work for 2006-2007: Information and Education Program for Emerald Ash Borer Schemerhorn, Brandon J $29,093 Acquisition of Goods and Services Shukle, Richard H $128 Task Order for 7/1/06-8/30/06 $2,000 Multi-Sponsored $3,227 Task Order for 7/1/06-8/30/06

106 Sponsored Programs

Stuart, Jeffrey J $1,700 Convergence of Genomics and the Land Grant Mission Emerging Trends in the Application of Genomics in Agriculture Research. A National Scientific Conference Wang, Changlu $1,900 10th Amendment and Extension of Agreement Between Dow Agrosciences and Purdue University, Thirteenth Protocol. Experiment for Ant Repellent Study $9,405 9th Amendment and Extension of Agreement Between Dow Agrosciences and PU. Use of CO2 Releasing Materials as Attractants to Subterranean Termites In Williams, Ralph E $1,500 Entomology Research $3,000 Entomology Research $3,000 Entomology Research $3,000 Multi-Sponsored $3,000 Multi-Sponsored $3,000 Multi-Sponsored $3,000 Multi-Sponsored $4,500 Multi-Sponsored $5,000 Entomology Research $5,000 Multi-Sponsored Yaninek, John S $1,700 Convergence of Genomics and the Land Grant Mission Emerging Trends in the Application of Genomics in Agriculture Research. A National Scientific Conference $2,472 Graduate School Summer Research Grant Dept. 1158 $10,000 Contract Between IDNR and Purdue Entomology Dept for Purde Entomological Research Collection $15,000 2006 Indiana CAPS Program Core Projects $27,500 Forest Insect Taxonomic Support (FITS) Initiative for the USDA-APHIS-PPQ/CAPS Exotic Pest Detection Survey Program Yoo, Hojung S $1,263 Soybean Aphid Management in the North Central States

Department of Food Science Applegate, Bruce M $41,798 Inactivation of Pathogens in Protected Environments on Food and Food Contact-Surfaces Using Reactive Gases $63,169 Vulnerability Determination for Air Vehicle Contamination Bhunia, Arun K $400 Shuttleworth North America Butz, Ellen M $14,500 Indy International Wine Competition $17,837 Indy International 2006 Wine Competition Butzke, Christian E $1,000 Chateau De Pique $5,100 Wine Grape Action Team $12,500 Commission on Higher Education- Bench Fee for Visiting Scholar Jutaporn Swangkeaw $33,668 2007 Indy International Wine Competition $177,200 Establishing China's Premier Luxury Wine Estate-ZT Vineyards; Phase II Corvalan, Carlos M $41,798 Inactivation of Pathogens in Protected Environments on Food and Food Contact-Surfaces Using Reactive Gases $78,961 Vulnerability Determination for Air Vehicle Contamination Cousin, Maribeth A $485 Moisture Sorption, Vitamin C, and Antioxidant Capacity Assays $2,000 Food Microbiology Research $2,500 Mold Spore Survival Ferruzzi, Mario $1,500 Hill's Pet Nutrition, Inc. $12,000 Carotenoid Research Program $12,000 Research on Cortenoids $24,000 Hill's Pet Nutrition, Inc. $28,271 Impact of Food Matrix on Cocoa Polyphenol Bioavailablity In Vivo $86,487 Effect of Digestion on the Cancer Chemopreventative Activity of Tea Catechins Hamaker, Bruce R $1,000 Corn Dry Milling $10,000 New Slowly Digestible Starch Ingredients for Improved Health $27,000 Chemical and Physical Aspects of Food and Nutritional Quality Sorghum and Millet $35,112 Soft Winter Wheat Germplasm Enhancement for Pyramided Disease Resistance, Preharvest Sprout Resistant Soft White Wheat, and Strong Gluten Soft Wheat $44,550 Chemical and Physical Aspects of Food and Nutritional Quality of Sorghum and Millet, PRF 212 $72,000 Biopolymer and Cereal Research $91,000 INTSORMIL West Africa Region - PRF 209 $93,000 INTSORMIL West Africa Region - PRF 209 $100,000 Cereals and Processing Research $100,000 A Soluble Nanoscale Self-Assembling Complex from Starch, Protein, and Lipid for Healthy Nutrient Delivery Keener, Kevin M $600 Dr. Kevin Keener Research & Extension Activities $21,432 Treatment of Ground Beef Trimmings with Ammonia for Pathogen Reduction $41,798 Inactivation of Pathogens in Protected Environments on Food and Food Contact-Surfaces Using Reactive Gases Linton, Richard H $3,500 Food Safety Research & Outreach Programs $20,400 National Center for Food Protection and Defense $299,944 Development of a National Educational and Outreach Program for Food Safety and Food Defense Mauer, Lisa J $500 Hill's Pet Nutrition, Inc. $5,000 Multi-Sponsored Gift $8,730 Moisture Sorption, Vitamin C, and Antioxidant Capacity Assays $15,331 Stoklosa, Adam M. $570,721 Encouraging Regional Trade with Hermetic Storage for Cowpea in West and Central Africa Morgan, Mark T $1,000 Food Science Research

107 Sponsored Programs

Morgan, Mark T $2,500 Multi-Sponsored Gift $5,352 Food Science Research $9,900 Evaluating Pliant's Steam Quick Microwaveable Film /Bag $41,798 Inactivation of Pathogens in Protected Environments on Food and Food Contact-Surfaces Using Reactive Gases $214,099 Novel Aseptic Processing and Packaging to Ready-To-Eat Frankfurters Nelson, Philip E $321,149 Novel Aseptic Processing and Packaging to Ready-To-Eat Frankfurters Nielsen, S S $14,485 Technologies, Bean-Based Ingredients and Value- Added Products to Enhance Bean Utilization and Consumption in the U.S. and Latin America $75,105 Technologies, Bean-Based Ingredients and Value- Added Products to Enhance Bean Utilization and Consumption in the U.S. and Latin America Nivens, David E $41,798 Inactivation of Pathogens in Protected Environments on Food and Food Contact-Surfaces Using Reactive Gases $110,545 Vulnerability Determination for Air Vehicle Contamination Reuhs, Bradley L $15,712 Induced Alterations in Surface Polysaccharides of E. Coli O1557:H7 Smith, Richard S $250 Sensory Evaluation $500 Multi-Sponsored $500 Sensory Evaluation Research $500 Sensory Evaluation Research $1,000 Multi-Sponsored $1,000 Multi-Sponsored $1,000 Sensory Evaluation $1,000 Sensory Evaluation $1,000 Sensory Evaluation $1,000 Sensory Evaluation Research $1,000 Sensory Evaluation Research $1,000 Sensory Evaluation Research $1,000 Sensory Evaluation Research $1,000 Sensory Evaluation Research $1,000 Sensory Evaluation Research $1,000 Sensory Evaluation Research $1,000 Sensory Evaluation Research $1,000 Sensory Evaluation Research $1,500 Multi-Sponsored $1,500 Multi-Sponsored $1,500 Sensory Evaluation Research $1,800 Sensory Evaluation $2,000 Aseptic Processing $2,000 Food Science Research $2,000 Multi-Sponsored $2,000 Multi-Sponsored $2,000 Multi-Sponsored $2,000 Multi-Sponsored $2,000 Sensory Evaluation $2,000 Sensory Evaluation $2,100 Food Science Research $2,300 Aseptic Processing $3,000 Multi-Sponsored $3,000 Sensory Evaluation $3,000 Sensory Evaluation Research $3,500 Sensory Evaluation Research $4,000 Multi-Sponsored $4,000 Sensory Evaluation $5,000 Multi-Sponsored $5,000 Sensory Evaluation $5,000 Sensory Evaluation $6,000 Food Science Research $11,000 Sensory Evaluation Research $11,000 Sensory Evaluation Research Watkins, Bruce A $2,500 Fatty Acid Analysis Associated with Hemodialysis: A Pilot Study $10,000 Effects of Obesity and Protein Intake on the Kidney Yao, Yuan $10,000 Branch Structure of Starch from Selected Maize Mutants $15,712 Novel Food Starches Generated by Genetic and Enzymatic Modifications $40,000 Specialty Starches and Their Film Properties

Department of Forestry & Natural Resources Archer, Angela S $74,390 Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant College Program Core Outreach Bickham, John W $8,703 AToL Collaborative Research: Resolving Mammalion Phylogeny Using Genomic Morphological Approaches. $100,000 Development of a Panel of Microsatellite Loci and Assessment of Variability & Stock Structure in Bering Chukchi Beaufort Seas Stock of Bowhead Whales

108 Sponsored Programs

Broussard, Shorna R $179,400 Using Social Indicators to Improve Adoption of Land Management Practices to Protect Water Quality in Three Midwestern Watersheds Brown, Paul B $40,322 Largemouth Bass Nutrition $386,444 Soy-In-Aquaculture 5 Busch, Joseph D $1,200 Sexual and Natual Selection on MHC Genes in the Banner-Tailed Kangaroo Rat Carlson, Donald E $350 Herbicide Application Equipment for Forestry Research and Management at SEPAC $1,349 Deer Fencing Material Request for Completion of Demonstration Forest Regeneration Opening at SEPAC and Davis PAC $2,400 Hardwood Forestry Fund/Seedling Planting $2,677 Hardwood Forestry Fund/Seedling Equipment $4,948 Applied Research and Demonstration for Regenerating Oak on the Nature Conservancy and Forest Bank Lands in Southern Indiana Cassens, Daniel L $49,084 A Handbook for Manufacturing and Marketing Eastern Hardwood Lumber Produced by the New Generation of Thin Kerf "Portable" Sawmills Coates, Kathleen E $250 Breeding Bird Communities and Swamp Sparrow Population Dynamics at Restored and Natural Marshes in South-Central Wisconsin $250 Swamp Sparrow (Melospiza georgiana) Population Dynamics and Breeding Bird Communitites at Restored and Natural Marshes $5,000 Breeding Bird Communities and Swamp Sparrow Population Dynamics at Restored and Natural Marshes Dewoody, James A $300 Sexual and Natual Selection on MHC Genes in the Banner-Tailed Kangaroo Rat $1,700 Convergence of Genomics and the Land Grant Mission Emerging Trends in the Application of Genomics in Agriculture Research. A National Scientific Conference $5,000 Dr. Andrew Dewoody's Research Program $6,000 REU - The Influence of Genotype on Vertebrate Survivorship $33,493 Molecular Ecology and Conservation of Imperial Eagles (Aquila heliaca) and White-Tailed Eagles (Haliaeetus albicilla) from Kazakhstan $127,957 Development of DNA-Based Sexing Assays for Lake Sturgeon (Acipenser fulvescens) Dewoody, Yssa D $1,350 An Integrated, Hierarchical Framework for Modeling Biocomplexity Dunning, John B $250 Breeding Bird Communities and Swamp Sparrow Population Dynamics at Restored and Natural Marshes in South-Central Wisconsin $250 Swamp Sparrow (Melospiza georgiana) Population Dynamics and Breeding Bird Communitites at Restored and Natural Marshes $500 Stopover Habitat Selection by Migrant Landbirds in a Fragmented Forest-Agricultural Landscape $946 Stopover Habitat Selection by Migratory Landbirds in a Fragmented Forest-Agricultural Landscape $5,000 Breeding Bird Communities and Swamp Sparrow Population Dynamics at Restored and Natural Marshes $10,201 2006 Breeding Bird Surveys at Hoosier National Forest Farlee, Lenny D $402 Procurement of a Bobcat Mounted Tree Shear for Exotic Invasive Woody Vegetation Control and Forestry Research $2,102 Herbicide ApplicatIon Equipment for Forestry Research and Management at SEPAC Farnsworth, Richard L $50,000 An Ecological/Environmental Decision Model for Watershed Management Gazo, Rado $277,266 Hardwood Scanning - The Development of a Prototype X-Ray Log Scanner for Sawing Optimization Haviarova, Eva $3,000 Material Science and New Furniture Product Development: Evaluation of New Material Resources and Their Viability for Development $4,000 Furniture Design for CNC Manufacturing (Milan Simek) $45,575 Formation of Indiana Forest Products Community Holt, Harvey A $500 Municipal Urban Tree Care Forum of 2007 $500 Vegetation Management Right-of-Way $783 Vegetation Management Right-of-Way $1,000 Midwest Urban Tree Care Forum (MUTCF) $1,500 Midwest Urban Tree Care Forum (MUTCF) $2,000 Midwest Urban Tree Care Forum (MUTCF) $2,000 Vegetation Management Right-of-Way $3,900 Innovative Exotic Plant Management as it Applies to Improving Woodland, Wetland and Grassland Restoration in the Upper Midwest $4,500 Vegetation Management Rights of Way $5,500 Multi-Sponsored $6,000 Multi-Sponsored $7,000 Vegetation Management Right-of-Way $7,167 Vegetation Management Right-of-Way $8,000 Multi-Sponsored $8,000 Multi-Sponsored Jacobs, Douglass F $4,948 Applied Research and Demonstration for Regenerating Oak on the Nature Conservancy and Forest Bank Lands in Southern Indiana $18,750 Hoosier National Forest Data Collection Lowe, Zachary E $1,300 Innovative Exotic Plant Management as it Applies to Improving Woodland, Wetland and Grassland Restoration in the Upper Midwest MacGowan, Brian J $8,900 Habitat Use of Ruffed Grouse and Woodcock at Crane McKenna, James R $350 Herbicide ApplicatIon Equipment for Forestry Research and Management at SEPAC $402 Procurement of a Bobcat Mounted Tree Shear for Exotic Invasive Woody Vegetation Control and Forestry Research McKenzie, Rita L $100 Voluntary Support $300 Support Activities for R. Mckenzie / H. Holt $15,000 Indiana Arborists Association, Inc. Meilan, Richard $150 Arborist Certification Conference $7,588 Multi-Sponsored $117,161 Amendment 1 Increase ... Genome-Enabled Modification of Poplar Root Development $340,000 Manipulation of Lignin Biosynthesis to Maximize Ethanol Production from Populus Feedstocks Michler, Charles H $48,862 Hardwood Tree Improvement and Regeneration Research $112,200 Hardwood Tree Improvement and Regeneration Center Miller, Brian K $70,956 North Central Regional Aquaculture Extension Specialist (RAES) $71,195 North Central Regional Aquaculture Extension Specialist (RAES) Newman, Joyce R $765 Aquaculture Cage Culture Demonstration Project at SIPAC

109 Sponsored Programs

Packett, Diane L $500 Stopover Habitat Selection by Migrant Landbirds in a Fragmented Forest-Agricultural Landscape $946 Stopover Habitat Selection by Migratory Landbirds in a Fragmented Forest-Agricultural Landscape Parker, George R $3,900 Innovative Exotic Plant Management as it Applies to Improving Woodland, Wetland and Grassland Restoration in the Upper Midwest $61,301 Tecumseh Project: Purdue Program for Native Americans - A Proposal for a Partnership Between Purdue University and the Sloan Foundation Pope, Phillip E $337 Deer Fencing Material Request for Completion of Demonstration Forest Regeneration Opening at SEPAC and Davis PAC $600 Hardwood Forestry Fund/Seedling Planting Prokopy, Linda S $20,314 2007 Indiana Water Resources Research Center $117,000 Watershed-Scale Evaluation of BMP Effectiveness and Acceptability. Eagle Creek Watershed, Indiana $418,600 Using Social Indicators to Improve Adoption of Land Management Practices to Protect Water Quality in Three Midwestern Watersheds Rathfon, Ronald A $2,412 Procurement of a Bobcat Mounted Tree Shear for Exotic Invasive Woody Vegetation Control and Forestry Research $5,098 Applied Research and Demonstration for Regenerating Oak on the Nature Conservancy and Forest Bank Lands in Southern Indiana $6,000 Hardwood Forestry Fund: Forestry Site Preparation Equipment Rhodes, Olin E $2,000 Voluntary Support $2,341 Heffelfinger, Jim & Annette $2,500 Campfire Conservation Fund, Inc $2,993 Genetic Analysis of Black-Tailed Deer $3,432 Turner, Sara $5,800 Population Genetics of Mule Deer in Arizona $8,000 Heffelfinger, Jim & Annette $11,138 Genetic Analysis of River Otter and Bobcat Samples $15,000 Population Genetics of the Allegheny Woodrat in Indiana $15,712 Population Genetics of the Allegheny Woodrat in Indiana $25,000 Simulating Dispersal Movements by American Marten (Martes Americana) Following Reintroduction $66,000 Modeling of An Expanding River Otter Populations in North Dakota $155,727 Population Genetics of Reintroduced California Bighorn Sheep in Oregon Rode, Robert A $3,061 Aquaculture Cage Culture Demonstration Project at SIPAC Seifert, John R $18,750 Hoosier National Forest Data Collection Sepulveda, Maria S $15,712 The Use of Standardized Toxicity Tests, 'Omic" Technologies, and Field Evaluations to Determine Novel Biomarkers of Exposure and Effects in Freshwater $210,000 Fate of Hormones in Tile-Drained Fields and Impact to Aquatic Organisms Under Different Animal Waste Management Practices Shao, Guofan $88,600 Establishing China's Premier Luxury Wine Estate-ZT Vineyards; Phase II $218,700 A Working Plan of GIS Team for the ZT Vineyard Project Swihart, Robert K $1,350 An Integrated, Hierarchical Framework for Modeling Biocomplexity $1,500 Busch, Joseph Domini $2,000 Baumgart-Getz, Adam $15,495 In Forestry and Woodland Owners Association (IFWOA) $15,495 Walnut Council $61,000 Vol Spt. - Habitat Restoration $71,570 Habitat Restoration $149,279 Collaborative Research: Effects of Landscape Structure on Animal-Mediated Acorn Dispersal and Seedling Recruitment in the Central Hardwoods Weeks, Harmon P $3,900 Innovative Exotic Plant Management as it Applies to Improving Woodland, Wetland and Grassland Restoration in the Upper Midwest $8,900 Habitat Use of Ruffed Grouse and Woodcock at Crane Woeste, Keith E $350 Herbicide ApplicatIon Equipment for Forestry Research and Management at SEPAC $402 Procurement of a Bobcat Mounted Tree Shear for Exotic Invasive Woody Vegetation Control and Forestry Research $24,431 Hardwood Tree Improvement and Regeneration Research

Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture Bordelon, Bruce P $4,361 Speaker Travel Subsidy for American Society for Enology and Viticulture-Eastern Section Annual Meeting $9,619 Effect of Training System on Vine Growth and Fruit Quality in Traminette $10,639 Wine Grape Cultivar for the Soils and Climates of the Midwest $177,200 Establishing China's Premier Luxury Wine Estate-ZT Vineyards; Phase II Bressan, Ray A $10,214 Mint Industry Research Council-National Money $16,500 Mint Industry Research Council $90,481 Molecular Genetic Improvement of Cowpeas Dahl, Bernard L $3,000 National Stone Association $5,000 Multi-Sponsored Doudareva, Natalia $11,000 Fred Gloeckner Foundation, Inc. $33,585 Collaborative Research Metabolic Engineering of Floral Scent $36,000 Deciphering the Complex Metabolic Network in Snap Dragon Flowers: An Integrative Approach $350,000 Deciphering the Complex Metabolic Network in Snap Dragon Flowers: An Integrative Approach Gunter, Christopher C $250 Chris Gunter General Research Activities $500 Chris Gunter General Research Activities $750 Chris Gunter General Research Activities $800 Chris Gunter Research Activities $1,000 Chris Gunter General Research Activities $1,000 Chris Gunter General Research Activities

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Sponsored Programs

$1,000 Watermelon Trials $1,250 Chris Gunter General Research Activities $1,250 Melon Variety Trials $1,500 Multi-Sponsored $1,750 Chris Gunter General Research Activities $3,500 Chris Gunter General Research Account $3,600 Multi-Sponsored $4,750 Ruggedized Laptop Computer for Field Weighing Golf Cart $5,000 Chris Gunter Vegetable Variety Trials Handa, Avtar K $225 Identification and Classification of the Genotype- Specific modifications of Tomato Cell Wall Architecture That Gives Rise to Desired Quality Traits $4,087 Agricultural Export and Rural Incomes -Egypt $9,310 California League of Food Processor $9,311 California League of Food Processors $30,000 Use of Gene Transfer Techniques for Production of New Tomato and Strawberry Variety Tolerant to Nematodes $68,400 Identification and Classification of the Genotype- Specific modifications of Tomato Cell Wall Architecture That Gives Rise to Desired Quality Traits Hirst, Peter M $24,077 Mechanisms of Apple Fruit Growth Under Washington Conditions. Janick, Jules $2,500 Horticulture Improvements $5,000 Electronic Library - Income from National MIRC $20,000 Development of a Plant Iconography Database: Cucurbitaceae and Solanaceae Jenks, Matthew A $4,087 Agricultural Export and Rural Incomes -Egypt $15,712 Genetic Approaches Provide New Insights into the Association of Cuticle with Maintenance of Plant Water Status $125,715 Re-Evaluating the Molecular and Genetic Basis of Tomato Fruit Softening Using Cuticle-Associated Mutants Joly, Robert J $300 Poinsettia Research $2,165 Floriculture Research $2,200 Multi-Sponsored $2,470 Poinsettia Research $2,790 Poinsettia Research $5,840 Scientific Exchange with GSNU Mickelbart, Michael V $1,000 Landscape Architecture Research $4,500 Michael D. Huff $5,000 Michael D. Huff $10,000 Phytotoxicity to Herbacceous Perennial Plants with Pre-Emergent Applications of Pendulum, Pennant Magnum, and Snapshot. $11,700 Landscape Architecture Research $20,000 Avocado Tree Physiology-Understanding the Basis of Productivity Mitchell, Cary A $50,000 HELIAC 2 $500,000 Minimizing Equivalent Systems Mass Murphy, Angus S $123,500 Analysis of MDR/PGP Auxin Transport Proteins and Their Contribution to Monocot Biomass, Structural Stability, and Productivity - Amendment 1 $130,000 Analysis of MDR/PGP Auxin Transport Proteins and Their Contribution to Monocot Biomass, Structural Stability, and Productivity $144,541 The H+ Pyrophosphatase Avp1 and Root Development $150,000 The Role of The NPA-Binding,Plasma Membrane Aminopeptidase Atapm1 in Cellular Trafficking - Amendment 3 Raghothama, Kashchandra $400 New Approach for Improving Phosphorous Acquisition and Aluminum Tolerance of Plants on Marginal Soils G $805 New Approach for Improving Phosphorous Acquisition and Aluminum Tolerance of Plants on Marginal Soils $12,240 New Approach for Improving Phosphorous Acquisition and Aluminum Tolerance of Plants on Marginal Soils $12,240 New Approach for Improving Phosphorous Acquisition and Aluminum Tolerance of Plants on Marginal Soils $25,000 Biotechnology Strategies to Improve Phosphate Acquisition to Reduce Environmental Contamination by Poultry Litter Rhodes, David $175,000 Deciphering the Complex Metabolic Network in Snap Dragon Flowers: An Integrative Approach Salt, David E $7,925 Amendment 3 Increase ... The Ionome $53,840 Dual Beam Scanning Electron Microscope for Hydrated and Soft Material Applications $118,381 Tools for Differential Metabolomics $159,272 The Genetic Basis of Natural Ionomic Variation San Miguel, Phillip J $121,829 Comparative Genomics of Rice: Reconstructing Rice Chromosome 1 in Related Species $157,335 GEPR: The Transposable Elements of Maize Schulz, Burkhard $15,712 Interaction of Plasma Membrane Transporters with the Immunophilin TWD1 in A. thaliana Sherman, Debra M $53,840 Dual Beam Scanning Electron Microscope for Hydrated and Soft Material Applications Weller, Stephen C $1,000 Research Gift $1,000 Research Gift $3,000 Multi-Sponsored $6,000 Research Gift $10,214 Mint Industry Research Council-National Money $16,500 Mint Industry Research Council $46,995 Integration of Late-Season Weed Control into Vegetable Production Systems Yun, Dae-Jin $110,960 Scientific Exchange with GSNU

Department of Youth Development & Agricultural Education Carroll, Natalie J $570,721 Encouraging Regional Trade with Hermetic Storage for Cowpea in West and Central Africa

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Cook-Leitz, Christine D $25,000 Operation: Military Kids Grant McKee, Renee K $1,071,600 Afternoon's Rock In Indiana McKinley, Steven K $2,000 2007 Indiana 4-H Volunteer Congress, Focus on Communication $25,000 Operation: Military Kids Grant $26,004 Development and Implementation of an Online Agricultural Education Volunteer Leader Training Program Peters, Jerry L $9,485 Kabul University Teaching Symposium Pilat, Mary $2,000 Agreement Between Texas Migrant Council and Purdue University $5,000 Care: Communities Against Rape Initiative ISDH Preventitive Health and Health Service Block Grant Proposal $716,035 Care: Communities Against Rape Initiative Fy 2006-07 Talbert, Brian A $26,004 Development and Implementation of an Online Agricultural Education Volunteer Leader Training Program Tormoehlen, Roger L $5,000 State Farm Mutual Automobile Ins. Co $22,289 Development and Implementation of an Online Agricultural Education Volunteer Leader Training Program $67,676 A User-Friendly Portal to Age Appropriate Tasks on the Hosta Website

Field Extension Educators Akers, Douglas P $15,000 Boone County Learning Network $30,000 Boone County Learning Network $43,490 Boone County Learning Network Bastin, Catherine J $2,422 Hendricks College Network Summer Intern Beard, Jane A $500 Lead Legal Education to Arrest Delinquency Campbell, Dorothy S $18,260 Freedom Through The Arts Youth Program Davis, Peggy L $2,240 Owen County Extension Outreach Decker, Darlene $250 Professor Popcorn Exploring My Pyramid Easterday, Kelly L $18,750 Northern Indiana Farm Fresh Direct Marketing Program Evans, Mark G $3,360 Owen County Extension Outreach $24,340 Watershed Enhancement of Indiana Map Model Ferroli, Christina E $3,000 Summer Youth Program Marion County Extension $6,630 Plant Grow Labs for Marion County $7,500 Summer Youth Program Marion County Extension Fisher, Sue L $2,000 Healthy Habits for Life Foster, Scott P $42,862 Hendricks College Network Lead Academic Coach/Program Coordinator Position Support $47,100 Hendricks College Network Director Support Friend, Inger E $1,000 Dining with Diabetes Programs Furnish, Virginia E $400 Lead Project in Switzerland County $650 Project Lead Switzerland County Gilliam, Jerene M $7,500 2007 ATV Safety Gray, Juleann $9,000 Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP) $20,000 Have a Healthy Baby Hockemeyer, Trisha L $8,871 Temp Position at Adams Co Life Long Learning Center Hoyt, Ronald W $20,472 Education and Youth Activities Marion County Johnson, Stacye R $7,057 Knox County Lawson, Sharon M $2,500 Project Lead in Crawford County McCormick, Robert A $74,390 Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant College Program Core Outreach Moore, Kimberly J $4,000 Agriculture Week and Farm Festival in Johnson County Nagle, Jeffrey E $1,910 Cooking with Kids and Dining with Diabetes in Tippecanoe County Neher, Susan J $500 Professor Popcorn Petritz, David C $4,837 Support of Life Long Learning of Huntington County $70,300 ECD Educator in Ripley County $129,968 ICDC MOU $165,195 Support for IRDC Pfitzer, Chad M $3,616 2007 Apicultural Extension at SWPAC Podell, Rickey L $9,000 St. Joseph County 4-H Promotion Position Springstun, Thomas E $765 Aquaculture Cage Culture Demonstration Project at SIPAC Tharp, Susan J $1,115 Program Assistant for Clinton County Learning Network $15,700 Mommy and Me $16,998 Clinton County Learning Network Program Assistant $46,865 Melinda Grismer Salary $78,431 Clinton County Small Business Development Director Wahl, Jan C $2,000 Strengthening Families Through Parent Education Zoglmann, Margaret S $765 Aquaculture Cage Culture Demonstration Project at SIPAC

Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant College Program Hinchey Malloy, Elizabeth K $40,730 Great Lakes Regional Collaboration Pollution Prevention and Burn Barrel Reduction Initiative

Miller, Brian K $33,938 Agreement Between PU and Illinois Cooperative Extension Service, Univ. of IL $36,958 Agreement Between PU and Illinois Cooperative Extension Service, Univ. of IL $40,000 Knauss Fellowship for Kenli Shaaf

112 Miller, Brian K Sponsored Programs

$40,730 Great Lakes Regional Collaboration Pollution Prevention and Burn Barrel Reduction Initiative $48,862 Hardwood Tree Improvement and Regeneration Research $72,225 Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant College Program Omnibus 2006-2008 $373,240 Amendment 1 for Conducting Extension and Outreach for Greatlakes Monitoring, Water Quality and Legacy Programs $446,342 Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant College Program Core Outreach

International Programs in Agriculture Ejeta, Gebisa $36,750 Striga Biotechnology Development and Technology Transfer - PRF 213 $46,750 Development and Enhancement of Sorghum Germplasm and Grain Mold Resistance - PRF 207 Lowenberg-Deboer, James $4,950 Chemical and Physical Aspects of Food and Nutritional Quality of Sorghum and Millet, PRF 212 M $97,833 Research to Support Linking Livestock Markets to Wildlife Conservation $103,850 Advancing Afghan Agriculture Alliance $2,282,883 Encouraging Regional Trade with Hermetic Storage for Cowpea in West and Central Africa McNamara, Kevin T $934,650 Advancing Afghan Agriculture Alliance $1,061,500 Advancing Afghan Agriculture Alliance Sammons, David J $681 Agricultural Export and Rural Incomes -Egypt

Office of the Indiana State Chemist Nees, Larry W $4,200 Cooperative Activities Under Seed Laws Noel, Rodney J $930 Lactose Analysis Samples Submitted by North American Nutrition Companies, Inc. $35,443 Fy 2007 FDA Feed Mill and Bse Inspection Reed, Leo A $5,092 Cooperative Pesticide Recordkeeping Program Fy 2007 Scott, David E $200,000 Fy 2007 EPA Cooperative Agreement Waltz, Robert D $17,047 State Entomologist

Purdue Agricultural Centers Walker, Philip C $8,000 Funding for a Rock Picker for Field Research Support Biehle, Donald J $350 Herbicide ApplicatIon Equipment for Forestry Research and Management at SEPAC Tower, Jason E $402 Procurement of a Bobcat Mounted Tree Shear for Exotic Invasive Woody Vegetation Control and Forestry Research Young, Jay C $1,200 Acquisition of a Utility Tractor for Field Crops Entomology and Purdue Agricultural Center Research and General Use. $3,166 Equipment to Assist in Developing Organic Research at Throckmorton Purdue Agriculture Center Meigs Farm - Building of an Organic Sprayer for Pesticide $5,000 Liquid Fertilizer Applicator Replacement at the Throckmorton-Purdue Agricultural Center

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