PCC, Room224 AB, SecondLevel SESSION NO.7—7:00PM–8:30 PM PCC, Room229 AB, SecondLevel SESSION NO.6—10:00 AM–5:00 PM PCC, Third StreetEntrance, SESSION NO.5—7:30 AM–6:00 PM PCC, RegistrationCenter, Third Level, 4—6:00 AM–7:30AM NO. SESSION Saturday, Nov. 5 PCC, RegistrationCenter, Third Level, SESSION NO.3—8:00PM–9:00PM PCC, RegistrationCenter, Third Level, SESSION NO.2—7:00PM–7:55PM PCC, RegistrationCenter, Third Level, SESSION NO.1—5:00PM–9:00PM Friday, Nov. 4 Sessions organized bysection/divisionareonpages57-82andincludeasessionnumber. You canthenuse Students of Agronomy, SoilsandEnvironmentalSciences(SASES) Students of Agronomy, SoilsandEnvironmentalSciences(SASES) Students of Agronomy, SoilsandEnvironmentalSciences (SASES) Students of Agronomy, SoilsandEnvironmentalSciences (SASES) Students of Agronomy, SoilsandEnvironmentalSciences (SASES) Students of Agronomy, SoilsandEnvironmentalSciences(SASES) Graduate StudentLeadershipConference SASES CommitteeMemberMeeting Technical sessionsareorganized by SASES NationalOfficerMeeting Presidents TrophyCompetition ACS238 GraduateStudentCommittee SASES RegistrationII Sponsored byMonsanto Sponsored byCHS,Inc. SASES Registration the sessionnumbertofinddetailsinthismainpartoftechnicalprogram. SASES Tours Technical Sessions date , thenstart&end Sunday, Nov. 6 Hyatt Regency, RegencyBallroom ABCD, FirstFloor SESSION NO.9—10:00PM–11:55 PM PCC, Room224 AB, SecondLevel SESSION NO.8—8:30PM–9:30PM 13-4 13-3 13-2 13-1 PCC, Room225 A, SecondLevel SESSION NO.13—12:00PM–2:20PM Sheraton Grand,Valley oftheSun ABC, SecondFloor AM–11:3012—10:30 NO. AM SESSION Sheraton Grand,Valley oftheSun ABC, SecondFloor 11—9:00NO. AM AM–10:30 SESSION PCC, RegistrationCenter, Third Level, 10—7:30 AM–9:00AM NO. SESSION Students of Agronomy, SoilsandEnvironmentalSciences(SASES) Students of Agronomy, SoilsandEnvironmentalSciences(SASES) Students of Agronomy, SoilsandEnvironmentalSciences(SASES) Students of Agronomy, SoilsandEnvironmentalSciences (SASES) Students of Agronomy, SoilsandEnvironmentalSciences (SASES) Students of Agronomy, SoilsandEnvironmentalSciences (SASES) Undergraduate ResearchContest-OralII

SASES BrunchandKeynoteSpeaker 1:00 PM 12:45 PM 12:30 PM 12:15 PM 12:00 PM time SASES BusinessMeetingII SASES BusinessMeetingI SASES Registration:III Schroeder* andDarrell G.Schulze Hill PrairiesoftheWabash River Valley. Utilizing GIStoLocateEndangered Gravel Doydora, DeanHesterbergandCarl R.Crozier Corn ( While EnhancingPhosphorus Availability to Optimizing theRateof AVAIL® Co-Polymer Jeffrey Svedin andBryan GHopkins Andrea Lowe*, JessicaBuss,JamesHGish, Optimal TimingandRateof Application. Polymer CoatedUreainKentuckyBluegrass: Nicholas T. BastaandShaneD. Whitacre Wildlife Impact ofDietonPbBioccessibilityfor Introductory Remarks , andthen SASES Dance Zea mays). in Vitro Methods. section/division SamanthaJoCroat*,Sarah

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13-5 1:15 PM Quantifying Heavy Metals in Subsurface 15-2 1:50 PM Integration of Grazing and No-Tillage Crop Waters of Frac Sand Mine Reclamation Areas. Production to Improve Soil Health and Buffer Emily Sorenson*, Holly Dolliver and Paul T. Against Summer Heat. Sjoerd Willem Duiker* Kivlin and Jessica Williamson 13-6 1:30 PM Long Term Tillage Management in Row Crop 15-3 2:05 PM Using Extracellular Polymeric Substances Production and Its Effects on Soil Health. (EPS) from Bacteria to Make Soils More Jonathan Robert Alexander* Drought-Adapted. Joseph Blankinship*, Henry 13-7 1:45 PM The Effectiveness of Saturated Buffer Strips. Morse, Carlos Rodriguez, Kenneth Marchus and Travis Vieths* Joshua Schimel 13-8 2:00 PM Labile Soil Carbon for Different Rotations in 15-4 2:20 PM Microbial Responses to Disturbance Following Eastern Colorado. Rachel Seedorf*, Meagan E. the Conversion of CRP Land to Cropland Schipanski and Lucretia Sherrod Under Water Limiting Conditions. Chenhui Li*, Jennifer Kucera, Lisa M. Fultz, Veronica Acosta- 2:15 PM Break Martinez, David C. Weindorf and John C Zak 2:20 PM Adjourn 15-5 2:35 PM Crop Rotation, Tillage, and Climate Change Impact on Simulated Soil Organic Carbon SESSION NO. 14—12:00 PM–2:35 PM Stocks. Hero T. Gollany*, Patrick Nash, Mark PCC, Room 226 A, Second Level A. Liebig, David W. Archer and Jonathan J. Halvorson Undergraduate Research Contest - Oral I 15-6 2:40 PM How Do Conservation and Ecological Practices Students of Agronomy, Soils and Environmental Sciences (SASES) Effect Soil Water? a Meta-Analysis. Andrea 12:00 PM Introductory Remarks Diane Basche*, Marcia DeLonge and Jasmin 14-1 12:05 PM Identification of Soybean Lines with Traits Gonzalez That Contribute to Drought Tolerance at 2:45 PM Break Planting. Sruthi Narayanan, Aswathy Shailaja, 15-7 3:00 PM The Effects of Sea-Level Rise and Saltwater Ben Fallen and Amanda Jean Williams* Intrusion on Wetland Nutrient Transport in the 14-2 12:20 PM Germination Timing and Percentages Among Atlantic Coastal Plain. Katherine Tully*, Keryn Bentgrass Cultivars. Devon Carroll* and John E. Gedan, Thomas Jordan and Danielle Weissman Kaminski 15-8 3:15 PM The Effect of Short Term Inundation on 14-3 12:35 PM Educating Farmers on New Soybean Potential Nitrogen Flux in Coastal Ecosystems. Technologies: Matching Herbicides with Rosemary Collins*, Rao S. Mylavarapu, Todd Z. Correct Trait Packages. Crystal Dau* Osborne and Mark W Clark 14-4 12:50 PM Screening Palmer Amaranth (Ameranthus 15-9 3:30 PM Nitrogen Stewardship for Climate Smart palmeri) to Confirm Resistance to Multiple Agriculture and Forestry - USDA-NRCS Herbicides. Jessica A. Bramhall*, Mithila Strategies to Reduce Nitrous Oxide Emissions Jugulam and Johanna Dille from Pastures and Cropland. Norman L. 14-5 1:05 PM Antagonist Testing in Soybeans. Cody Widman* Thorburn* 15-10 3:45 PM USDA-NRCS Strategies to Decrease Climate 1:20 PM Break Change Impacts on Working Agricultural Lands. Michael A. Wilson*, David W. Smith, 14-6 1:35 PM Herbicide Time of Day Application Effects on Joel R. Brown, Bianca Moebius-Clune, Norm A Crop and Weed Injury. Kristin Horstmann* Widman, Adam Chambers, Glenn Carpenter, fternoon 14-7 1:50 PM Light Weight Roller Technology Impacts on Rebecca MacLeod, Eunice Padley, Daniel Dostie, Ultradwarf Bermudagrass Putting Greens. Dan Lawson, John A. Lee and Joel Larson Christian M. Baldwin, Matthew Tucker, Herbert 15-11 4:00 PM USDA Regional Climate Hub’s Adaptation W. Philley and William Whitfield* Resources for Agriculture Responding to 14-8 2:05 PM Seed Orientation Effects on Corn Growth and Climate Change in the Midwest and Northeast. Development. Lee Boles* Daniel Dostie*, Michael A. Wilson, Jerry L. 14-9 2:20 PM Cruiser Insecticide Interaction Influence Hatfield and Maria Janowiak Processing Pea Production and Yield. Jonathan 4:15 PM Adjourn Wagaman* 2:35 PM Adjourn SESSION NO. 16—1:30 PM–5:15 PM PCC, Room 228 B, Second Level SESSION NO. 15—1:30 PM–4:15 PM PCC, Room 226 B, Second Level Symposium--Techniques for Jumpstarting the Restoration of Desertified Ag and Grasslands Climate Change Impacts on Soil and Adaptation Soils Strategies Oral Special Sessions SSSA Division: Soil and Water Management and Conservation 1:30 PM Introductory Remarks Moderator: Andrea Basche, Marcia DeLonge 16-1 1:40 PM Recipes for Restoring Desertified Agricultural 1:30 PM Introductory Remarks Grasslands - Successes and Challenges. 15-1 1:35 PM Understanding and Managing Mobile Rivers Rebecca Schneider*, Stephen Morreale, in Agricultural Lands: Examples from Indiana, Changxiao Li, Jian Li and Zhigang Li U.S.a. Robert C. Barr*, Broxton W. Bird and Pierre-Andre Jacinthe

98 17-8 17-7 17-6 17-5 17-4 17-3 17-2 17-1 PCC, Room221 A, SecondLevel SESSION NO.17—1:55PM–4:30PM 16-5 16-4 16-3 16-2

4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:55 PM 5:15 PM 5:05 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:00 PM 2:40 PM 2:20 PM 2:00 PM Grassland Soils. and SoilMoistureContentinDegraded Ag/ Matter AmendmentstoIncreaseRainCapture Successful Applicaton ofWoodyOrganic Aaron M.Sassman*andC.LeeBurras the NorthCentralRegionof United States. Comparing SoilProductivityIndices Usedin Martinez* andMarkusKleber a Functionof A-Horizon Thickness. High CarbonStocksinUmbricFerralsols Are Brandon Bestelmeyer Matthew R.Levi*,David AWhite IIand Performance forDigital SoilMapping. Utilizing SoilPolypedonstoImprove Model Break G. Harris Yaslin NicoleGonzalez*, Allan BaconandWillie Massive andUnderstudiedSoilCarbonPool. Pedogenic andSpatial Characteristicsofa Jean-Jeune Anderson, PierreOge,DonaldJpsephandKarly Jones, TonyRolfes,ManuelMatos,Deborah D’Avello, Paul Finnell,ScarletBailey,Nathan Mcvey, SusanSouthard,LindaO.Scheffe,Tom Zamir Libohova, Steven E.Monteith,ShawnJ. E. Kome*,ThomasReinsch,Paul F.Reich, the HaitiCul-De-SacPlain Pilot Area. Diversity ofLandformsandSoilTypeswithin Sandeep KumarandC.LeeBurras Eastern SouthDakota. with Nitrogen Across aToposequenceinNorth Soil PropertiesUnderSwitchgrassFertilized Process ofFracturingSoil. and JamesG.Bockheim Adhikari, BenitoBonfatti,StephenJ. Ventura for CentralChile. Digital SoilMappingofOrganicCarbon Introductory Remarks Adjourn Concluding Remarks Discussion Session(1.5hr) presentations) Coffee Break-15min(following5 and ChangxiaoLi Rebecca Schneider,StephenMorreale,JianLi Soil Restoration. on SoilWater-Salt DynamicsinSaline-Alkali Effect ofWoodyOrganicMatter Amendments Zhigang Li,XiluNiandJianLi Qingshui Ren,ChangxiaoLi*,CuipingWang, and theNingxiaYellow River Valley, China. Communities atThreeGorgesReservoir Impacts ofSoilRestorationonMicrobial Li andChangxiao Li*, StephenMorreale,RebeccaSchneider,Jian Desertified SoilsofNingxia,China. Properties andEnhancingPlant Growthin Soil Amendments forImprovingSoilChemical Rebecca Schneider,JianLiandChangxiao Soil Pedology Oral SSSA Division:Pedology

StephenMorreale*,ZhigangLi, XiluNi*,ZhenjieDing, LuisReyes Rojas*,Kabindra

Mostafa A. Ibrahim*, MasayukiOishi*

Zhigang Pedro Charles

PCC, Room221B,SecondLevel SESSION NO.20—3:00PM–4:50PM PCC, Room225 A, SecondLevel SESSION NO.19—2:30PM–4:00PM PCC, Room226 A, SecondLevel SESSION NO.18—2:45PM–4:00PM 17-9 21-3 21-2 21-1 PCC, Room225B,SecondLevel SESSION NO.21—3:00PM–5:00PM 20-3 20-2 20-1 Students of Agronomy, SoilsandEnvironmentalSciences(SASES) Students of Agronomy, SoilsandEnvironmentalSciences(SASES) Soil andWater ManagementandConservation Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division:SoilBiologyand SSSA Division:SoilandWater ManagementandConservation SASES NationalSpeechContestPrelims:II SASES NationalSpeechContestPrelims:I Symposium--Enabling FiberProductivity Increases throughMulti-Disciplinary

4:30 PM 4:15 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 3:00 PM 4:50 PM 4:35 PM 4:05 PM 3:35 PM 3:05 PM 3:00 PM Biochemistry, C01CropBreedingandGenetics ASA Section: Agronomic ProductionSystems Adjourn David C.Weindorf* andPaul Allen Hunton Between EarthandSky–aDocumentaryFilm. Beck*, ThomasM. Isenhart,JohnL.Kovar, Peter Streambanks in Central Iowa, USA. Holocene Alluvial DepositsComprising Total PhosphorusLoadsfromThree Distinct Contributions toSuspendedSediment and Johns* and Austin Pearce Mountain Watershed. Assessing PhosphorusRiskUsing GISina King andGregory A. LaBarge Phosphorus RiskIndex. Edge-of-Field Evaluation oftheOhio Introductory Remarks Adjourn Discussion Sandler andBrendaF.Owens Turco*, JannaBeckerman,KevinGibson,Leah Promise butaLongWay toGo. Industrial HempandU.S.Production,Great Sami Moussa Niwanthi Dissanayake, RohanDassanayake and Yang Hu,Sanjit Acharya, PoornaWansapura, Bioproducts Development. Cotton Cellulose: Perfect Precursorfor James JMarois the Future. Innovative, High Value CroppingSystemsof Introductory Remarks Moderator: Sponsored byCPS Sponsored byCPS Innovations

Oral I DavidL.Wright*,SheejaGeorgeand

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MarkWilliams*, Kevin SESSION NO. 21 Noureddine Abidi*, RonaldF. William 99

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Moore, Suroso Rahutomo, Keith E. Schilling, SESSION NO. 27—5:00 PM–6:00 PM Richard Schultz, Michael L. Thompson and PCC, Ballroom 120 D Foyer, Mark D. Tomer 21-4 3:45 PM Impact of Length of Calibration Period on SASES Club Poster Contest the Apex Model Water Quantity and Quality Simulation Performance. Amanda M Nelson*, Sponsored by Beck's Superior Hybrids Daniel Moriasi, Mansour Talebizadeh, Rem Students of Agronomy, Soils and Environmental Sciences (SASES) Confesor Jr., Jean L. Steiner, Patrick Starks and Aggie Corn Maze for Agricultural Outreach. Sydney Prasanna H. Gowda O’Daniel*, David Cottrell, Megan Teel and Terry J. Gentry 21-5 4:00 PM Estimating the Information VALUE of EACH Educating Local Middle Schools about Pulses. Madison Additional Soil Tensiometer in BOTH Uniform Brown* and Variable RATE Management of Potatoes. Blaise MacPherson* Colorado State University Club Poster. Kathryn Rocha* 21-6 4:15 PM Performance Analysis of Factory, Laboratory, Educating Future Generations about the Importance of and Field Calibrated Soil Water Sensors and Agronomy. April Jones* Their Effect on Irrigation Scheduling. Turner Growing the Next Generation of Agronomy. Samantha Dorr* and Daran Rudnick Jo Croat* 21-7 4:30 PM Soil Water Retention Technology (SWRT) Analysis of Key Soil Nutrients and Physical Properties Membranes Function in Both Arid and Humid on a Managed Grazing Operation in Junction City, WI. Regions. Alvin J.M. Smucker*, Charles A. Erik Halverson* Sanchez and Jayashankar Subramani Iowa State University Agronomy Club, Club Poster 21-8 4:45 PM Temperature Compensation in Sentek Soil 2016. Taylor Berkshire* Capacitance Sensors. Michael Dalton*, Peter Pulses. Brittany Utsch* and Angela Smith Buss, Amanda Treijs and Michael Portmann Behind the Birdseed. Keren Duerksen* 5:00 PM Adjourn What’s Your Pulse?. Joshua Machicek, Kegan Culp*, Brock C. Blaser, Zane Jenkins and Drew Thompson SESSION NO. 22—3:00 PM–5:30 PM Oklahoma State Agronomy Club Gives a Pulse to Math. PCC, Room 227 C, Second Level Liza Van der Laan*, Brooke Zimmer, Anna Zander, Sergio Manacpo Abit Jr. and Beatrix J. Haggard SSSA Business Meeting--Consulting Soil Illinois State University Agriculture Science Club. Scientists Dylan Price* and Kenneth D. Smiciklas SSSA Division: Consulting Soil Scientists

SESSION NO. 23—3:30 PM–5:00 PM PCC, Room 228 A, Second Level Undergraduate Professional Development SESSION NO. 28—6:00 PM–7:00 PM Workshop PCC, Ballroom 120 B-C, First Level Students of Agronomy, Soils and Environmental Sciences (SASES) ASA, CSSA and SSSA Opening Keynote: Our A Freshwater Future: New Solutions to Build fternoon SESSION NO. 24—4:00 PM–5:30 PM Resilience in A Changing World PCC, Room 223, Second Level Keynote/Plenary Sessions What’s New in the Turfgrass Industry Moderator: Jessica Davis, E. Charles Brummer, Andrew C05 Turfgrass Science Sharpley Moderator: Frank Wong 6:00 PM Introductory Remarks 28-1 6:15 PM Our Freshwater Future: New Solutions to Build SESSION NO. 25—4:00 PM–6:00 PM Resilience in A Changing World Sandra Postel* PCC, Room 229 AB, Second Level 7:00 PM Adjourn Graduate Student Networking Session - Building Professional Relations SESSION NO. 29—8:00 PM–9:00 PM ACS238 Graduate Student Committee PCC, Room 224 AB, Second Level SASES National Speech Contest - Finals SESSION NO. 26—4:50 PM–5:30 PM PCC, Room 221 B, Second Level Sponsored by CPS ASA Community Business Meeting--Cotton and Students of Agronomy, Soils and Environmental Sciences (SASES) Other Fibers SESSION NO. 30—9:00 PM–11:00 PM ASA Section: Agronomic Production Systems PCC, Room 224 AB, Second Level SASES Quiz Bowl Students of Agronomy, Soils and Environmental Sciences (SASES)

100 33-5 33-4 33-3 33-2 33-1 PCC, Room126B,FirstLevel AM 33—7:45 AM–10:00 NO. SESSION PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.32—7:00 AM–6:00 PM 31-1 Sheraton Grand,Valley oftheSun ABC, SecondFloor 31—7:00 AM–9:00AM NO. SESSION Monday, Nov. 7 SSSA Breakfast, Awards, andPlenary (Nyle C. Sensor BasedNutrientManagement(includes Moderator: Brady FrontiersofSoilScienceLectureship)

9:00 AM 8:45 AM 8:30 AM 8:15 AM 8:00 AM 7:45 AM 9:00 AM 8:40 AM 8:20 AM 7:40 AM 7:30 AM 7:00 AM Extension MaterialsonDisplayI ASA Section: Agronomic ProductionSystems ASA Section:EducationandExtension Andrew Sharpley,CarolynOlson,Haroldvan Es student competition) Duncan, Shawn Butler andRobertFreeland Lori Ray Asebedo, Buschermohle, Antonio Brant Raper*,Edward M.Barnes,Michael from anInexpensive DigitalCamera. In-Season Assessment ofCottonNStatus Clark andSteve B.Orloff Steven D.Wright, RobertHutmacher,Nicholas to NTopdressinSpringWheat. Fertilizer inReal-TimeandPredictResponse Measurements IndicateCropUtilizationofN Combined LeafandCanopyReflectance Kwakye andJosephGarrett Murilo Martins,MarilynSebialDalen,Samuel Forestieri*, BrendaTubana, YumikoKanke, in LouisianaProductionSystem. with Varying SourcesandRatesofNFertilizer N Removal Rate,andYield ofCaneTreated Reflectance Readings,LeafNContent,Stalk Relation Among Early-SeasonCanopy Grace Wilson, Jeffrey A. Vetsch andJacobGalzki in Minnesota. Management onCornYield andNitrateLosses Impact ofin-SeasonVariable RateNitrogen Spackman G. Fernandez,DanielE.KaiserandJared A. in Minnesota. Content forCornNitrogenManagement Active CanopySensingandSoilNitrogen Introductory Remarks Adjourn Brady’s ClarionVoiceandLegacy Soil Science,IntegratedSystemsandNyle Presidential Address SSSA Awards Introductory Remarks SSSA Breakfast Keynote/Plenary Sessions

Aicam Laacouri*,DavidMulla, GabrielDiasPaiao*, Fabian

MarkLundy*, Daniel RayWeil* Tyson 34-1 PCC, Room225B,SecondLevel 34—7:55 AM–9:45AM NO. SESSION 33-8 33-7 33-6 PCC, Room223,SecondLevel AM 35—7:55 AM–10:45 NO. SESSION 34-7 34-6 34-5 34-4 34-3 34-2 C-2/C4 GraduateStudentOralCompetition-I Section orDivisionCosponsor:C04SeedPhysiology, Production Turfgrass EcologyandManagement (student

8:00 AM 7:55 AM 9:45 AM 9:30 AM 9:15 AM 9:45 AM 9:30 AM 9:15 AM 9:00 AM 8:45 AM 8:30 AM 8:15 AM C02 CropPhysiologyandMetabolism Screening forHeat-ResistantPea Cultivars in Introductory Remarks Nafziger, Paul R.CarterandJohnShanahan G. Fernández,DavidFranzen,EmersonD. Carrie A.M. Laboski,JohnE.Sawyer, Fabián R Kitchen,RichardB.Ferguson,J.Camberato, Recommendation. Improved In-SeasonNitrogenFertilizer with Site-SpecificCanopyReflectancefor Fusing RegionalSoilandWeather Variability Technologies. Optical SensingandVariable Rate Precision NitrogenInjectionwithIntegrated Mon and Andrew NFrench Conley, DougJ.Hunsaker,KellyThorp,Jarai Kevin F.Bronson*,Jeffrey W. White,Matthew Wheat: SeparatingNitrogenandWater Effects. Active OpticalSensingforIrrigatedDurum Adjourn Jagadish S.V. Somayanda, P.V. Vara Prasad and Krishna John SunojValiaparambil Sebastian,Impa during Vegetative Stage. Populations ExposedtoWater-Deficit Stress Characterizing Parents ofSorghumMapping Singh Kaler*andLarryC.Purcell Values of Genotypes HavingHighWUEUsingExtreme Identifying thePromisingDroughtTolerant and GlenLorinRitchie Boll ProductioninWest Texas. Effects ofIrrigationTimingandRateonCotton Prasad Somayanda, KrishnaJagadishS.VandP.V. Vara Valiaparambil Sebastian, Aiqing Sun,ImpaM Chiluwal*, Vinutha Kanaganahalli,JohnSunoj Escaper ofHeatStressduringFlowering?. Is SorghumTrulyTolerantoranEfficient Kakani Varieties. Parameters toIdentifyHeatTolerantWheat Selection of Appropriate Physiological Hazebroek andRobertWDuncan napus L.). Stress ToleranceinSpringCanola(Brassica Metabolic Biomarkers Associated withHeat Thomas D.Warkentin A. Bueckert,DonnaLindsay, Arthur Davisand and NodePositions. Seed Development inRelationtoOvule,Pod, Moderator: C05 TurfgrassScience competition) and Technology

PratishthaPoudel*andVijaya Gopal ChadwickBruceKoscielny*,Jan d 13C and XinhuaYin* Erik Ervin GregoryMacBean*,Newell d YunfeiJiang*,Rosalind 18O Ratios.

ReginaEnninful*, SESSION NO. 35 CurtisSchaefer* Avjinder Anuj 101

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Geoffrey Schortgen* and Jesse J Benelli* and Brandon J. Jesse J Benelli* Steven Knapp* Steven P. Stephen Baenziger*, Vikas P. Stephen Baenziger*, Vikas John F Koehler* and Gerald L John F Koehler* B. Todd Campbell

Andrew H. Paterson* Andrew H. Paterson*

Patrick Maxwell*, Travis W Gannon, Maxwell*, Patrick Applying a Reference Genome to Cotton Breeding. Post-Genomic Reshaping of Breeding Practices in Strawberry. Discussion Adjourn Safety and Germination of Native Grasses. Safety and Germination of Native S. Michael Richard*, James D. McCurdy, Brian Baldwin and Jesse Morrison Effects of Preemergence Herbicides on Hybrid Bermudagrass Root Growth and Morphology. Ming Erick Begitschke*, James D. McCurdy, Te Stewart, Barry R. Casey Barickman, Tseng, (Paul) Christian M. Baldwin, Michael Richard and Maria Tomaso-Peterson The Influence of 2,4-D Formulation on Hard Antagonism. Water Aaron J. Patton Adjourn Introductory Remarks Next Generation Wheat Breeding in the Post Sequence Era. Amanda Easterly, Belamkar, ibrahim El basyoni, Nicholas Garst and Jesse Poland Effect of Nitrogen and Spring Fungicide Nitrogen and Spring Fungicide Effect of in Severity on Large Patch Application Zoysiagrass. Miller and Surfactant of Spray Rate Volume Influence ( on Large Patch Technology solani) Control. Horvath Break of Creeping Abiotic Stress and Susceptibility Acidovrax to Bentgrass (Agrostis stolonifera) Infection. Avenae Subsp. Avenae Drake* on Dislodgeable Effect of Irrigation Timing Field Athletic from Azoxystrobin Residues Turf. Matthew D Jeffries Richard J. Cooper and of Population Dynamics North Carolina. Longicaudatus in Central Glenn H. Galle*, Charles H. Opperman and James P. Kerns Oxadiazon Resistant of Putative Evaluation Goosegrass (Eleusine indica) Populations. Adam Boyd, Head*, J. Scott McElroy, William Askew and Michael Cox Shawn D. Effect of Preemergent Herbicide Timing on Moderator: C01 Crop Breeding and Genetics Health-Beneficial and Nutritionally Enhanced Plants 8:35 AM 9:05 AM 9:35 AM 9:50 AM 10:45 AM 11:00 AM 11:15 AM 8:00 AM 8:05 AM 8:45 AM 9:00 AM 9:15 AM 9:30 AM 9:45 AM 10:00 AM 10:15 AM 10:30 AM

Sequence: Where Do We Go from Here? Sequence: Where Do We Symposium--Plant Breeding Post Genome Breeding Post Genome Symposium--Plant Section or Division Cosponsor: C07 Genomics, Molecular Genetics and Biotechnology, C08 Plant Genetic Resources, C09 Biomedical, and Biotechnology, 37-2 37-3 36-11 36-12 SESSION NO. 37—8:00 AM–9:50 AM PCC, Room 122 BC, First Level 37-1 36-4 36-5 36-6 36-7 36-8 36-9 36-10

Allison Ethan Chrissie Daniel Sandor*, Micah A Gould*, Micah Dominic Petrella*, Dominic Petrella*, Zhaoxin Chen*,

Mingying Xiang*, Jack D. Mingying Xiang*, Jack Clint Mattox*, Alexander R. Clint Mattox*, Paul Koch Paul Jacob Reeves*, Jared A Hoyle, A Hoyle, Jared Jacob Reeves*, Garett Heineck*, Eric Watkins and Watkins Eric Garett Heineck*,

competition) C05 Turfgrass Science C05 Turfgrass Moderator: Continental United States Golf Courses. Anthony* and James P. Kerns Annua Anthracnose on a Poa Reducing Applications of Putting Green with Frequent a Soil Surfactant. Brian McDonald, Mica McMillan Kowalewski, A Gould and Micah Introductory Remarks Reducing Chlorothalonil Inputs for Dollar Spot Suppression Using Ferrous Sulfate. Camden D Shelton*, David S. McCall, Erik H. Askew Ervin and Shawn D. Characterizing Fungicide Resistance in Sclerotinia Homoeocarpa Populations of J. Bryan Unruh, Alexa J. Lamm, Laurie E. Unruh, J. Bryan Trenholm and John Erickson Halotropism in Turfgrass. David S. Gardner, James Metzger and Joshua Blakeslee Adjourn Yanqi Wu and Niels maness Yanqi of Irrigation Sensors for Lawn Turf Evaluation Savings. and Potential Water Douglas E. Karcher and Michael D. Richardson Social Factors in the Determining Predictive Adoption of General Florida Population for the in Florida. Seasonal Fertilizer Blackout Periods Kevin E. Kenworthy, Christopher D. Ryan*, Flournoy*, Christian M. Baldwin, Barry R. Philley, James D. McCurdy, Herbert W. Stewart, Collin Reddy and William K. Raja Stephen Wait, Kreuser Break Bermudagrass: Under Pressure. Segars*, Justin Quetone Moss, Dennis L. Martin, Steven J. Keeley and Dale J. Bremer J. Keeley Steven of Daily Light Integral Field Evaluation and Requirements for Zoysiagrass Bermudagrass Cultivars. W. Benjamin Wherley, Casey Reynolds, Russell Jo Jessup and Young-Ki for Warm- Determining Base Temperatures Species. and Cool-Season Turfgrass Alexander R. Kowalewski, John Lambrinos and John Lambrinos Alexander R. Kowalewski, Tim Stock in Fescue Mixtures Zoysiagrass-Tall Evaluating the Transition Zone. Fry and Megan M. Kennelly Tall Affects Application Timing Glyphosate II' Improved to 'Sharp’s Fescue Conversion Buffalograss. Introductory Remarks Introductory Possibility of Multi-Year Exploring the in Seed Production Ryegrass Perennial Minnesota. Nancy Jo Ehlke for Pacific Ground Covers Low Maintenance Municipalities. Northwest Applied Pest Management (student Management (student Applied Pest 8:30 AM 7:55 AM 8:00 AM 8:15 AM 10:30 AM 10:45 AM 10:00 AM 10:15 AM 9:30 AM 9:45 AM 9:00 AM 9:15 AM 8:30 AM 8:45 AM 7:55 AM 8:00 AM 8:15 AM

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Morning 39-7 39-6 39-5 39-4 39-3 39-2 39-1 PCC, Room224 A, SecondLevel AM 39—8:00 AM–10:35 NO. SESSION 38-4 38-3 38-2 38-1 PCC, Room127 A, FirstLevel AM 38—8:00 AM–10:15 NO. SESSION Symposium--Say HellotoMyLittleFriend!: Resiliency ofYour ProgramsandTeaching Using SocialMediaEffectively toIncrease

9:50 AM 9:35 AM 9:20 AM 9:05 AM 8:50 AM 8:35 AM 8:20 AM 8:05 AM 8:00 AM 10:15 AM 9:45 AM 9:15 AM 9:05 AM 8:35 AM 8:05 AM 8:00 AM Robert FBarnesPh.D.OralContest ASA Section:EducationandExtension C06 ForageandGrazinglands Herschel Fike Silvopasture Systems. Sheep Performance andBehavior in Moreno Sabrina Saraiva SantanaandLeonardoS.B. Nicolas DiLorenzo,Maristelade Oliveira Bauer, E. Sollenberger,JoseCarlosBatista DubeuxJr., Animal Excreta. Diets onGreenhouseGasEmissionsfrom Effect ofLegume-RichandN-FertilizedGrass Break de Oliveira andCecílioViega SoaresFilho Cecato, JamesK.Yarborough, FabioCortezLeite Batista DubeuxJr.,FrankKuwahara, Ulysses Sollenberger, MariaLucia A. Silveira, JoseCarlos M.D. Sanchez*,JoaoM.B.Vendramini, LynnE. Disappearance ofPerennial Peanut. on Herbage Accumulation and inSitu Regrowth Interval andCultivar Effects Martinez Longing, DavidM.KleinandVeronica Acosta- Krishna Bhandari*,CharlesP.West, ScottD. B.Dahl’ OldWorldBluestemPasture Systems. Arthropod CommunityCompositionof‘WW- Kallenbach andCraig A. Roberts in Southwest Missouri. Baroptima Plus E34orKentucky31Tall Fescue Performance ofCow-CalfPairs Grazing Lisa Baxter*andCharlesP.West Grazing SystemsintheSouthernHighPlains. Grass-Only andGrass-LegumeBeefStocker Comparison ofProductivityandEfficiency Christopher D.Teutsch Stewart, Alex Stelzeni,JacobSegersand Deidre Harmon*,DennisW. Hancock,Lawton in Forage-FinishingBeefProductionSystems. Evaluation ofWarm-Season Annual Forages Introductory Remarks Adjourn My GreatestHits. Leveraging SocialMediaforOnlineOutreach: Pucci* Growing Your SocialMedia Audience. Tips andToolsforSpreadingYour Scienceand Break Journalism Perspective. Using SocialMediaintheClassroom: A Farmers. to IncreaseInteractionsBetween Studentsand Using #AgchatTwitter Discussionsin Teaching Introductory Remarks Moderator:

JasonP.deKoff* Marisol Berti MartaMouraKohmann*,Lynn DavidSteen* GabrielPent* andJohn

Brett T. Jones*, Robert L. NicoleKraft* Joao Jessica

40-3 40-2 40-1 PCC, Room232B,SecondLevel 40—8:00 AM–11:30NO. AM SESSION 39-9 39-8 41-1 PCC, Room231C,SecondLevel 41—8:00 AM–11:40NO. AM SESSION 40-9 40-8 40-7 40-6 40-5 40-4 Global ClimateChangeGeneralOral(includes Symposium--Soil MoistureSensingforCrop

Health Assessment andManagement 9:00 AM 8:40 AM 8:20 AM 8:00 AM 10:35 AM 10:20 AM 10:05 AM 8:05 AM 8:00 AM 11:30 AM 11:10 AM 10:50 AM 10:30 AM 10:10 AM 10:00 AM 9:40 AM 9:20 AM ASA Section:ClimatologyandModeling ASA Section:ClimatologyandModeling student competition) Assessing CropVulnerabilitytoClimate and EllenMallory Long-Term. Matter AdditionsImprove Yield Stabilityover Increased RotationalDiversity andOrganic Glanville* andG.PhilipRobertson Vs. SwitchgrassCroppingSystems. on NitrousOxideFluxesinContinuousCorn Consequences ofChangingRainfallPatterns Introductory Remarks Adjourn L. Noland*,CraigC.SheafferandM.Scott Wells Reflectance andEnvironmentalFactors. Predicting Alfalfa Nutritive Value with Canopy Water Use. Simulating OldWorldBluestemGrowthand Comparison of Almanac and Apsim for John H.Prueger,ChristianDoldand KenWacha Frameworks for Agriculture. Soil MoistureSamplingandDecision Introductory Remarks Adjourn Environments. The Effectsof“GreenCurtain”onMicro- Decomposition. Climatic Drivers ofSoilOrganicMatter Kansas. Meteorological, andHydrologicDroughtin Space-Time Variability of Agricultural, David A. Mortensen Climate Resilience. Cover CropsandDrought:Implicationsfor Break Al-khafaji*, Nadyia Al Saadiand Ali Al lawati Resources and Agriculture inOman. The EffectofClimateChangeon Plant Genetic Rasse Ingunn Burud,ErlingFjelldalandDanielP. Silvennoinen*, MatsHöglind,ChristopheMoni, Ecosystem ManipulationExperiment. a NorthernNorwegian Meadow– and GreenhouseGasEmissionsin Impacts of3°CWarming on Agronomy Reyes Steele*, Albert Rango,EmileEliasandJulian Change: A Southwest Perspective. Moderator: Moderator:

ZacharyZambreski*andXiaomaoLin

Yedan Xiong*andCharles P.West DanielKane*,SieglindeS.Snapp IkkoTucker* George Paul John Sulik EllenMaas* MitchC.Hunter*and

SESSION NO. 41 JerryL.Hatfield*, Caitriana KathrynR. Hameed Hanna Reagan 103

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Erin

Tiequan Colin Mehdi Sharifi*, Mark B. David*, Asmare Atalay* Atalay* Asmare Luca Doro*, Kenneth

Xueming Yang*, Craig F. Xueming Yang*, Tom DeSutter D. Keith Reid* and Kim Schneider Eric B. May*, Arthur L. Allen, Fawzy Arthur L. Eric B. May*,

Moderator: Integrated Crop-Livestock System and Their Integrated Crop-Livestock Impacts on Soil Health Parameters. Tobin* Crop Assess Cover Using the Epic Model to Across a Range of Climate, Soil, and Effects Management Conditions. John Meisinger and M. Norfleet Staver, W. Introductory Remarks Crop Fertilizer Timing and Rate, and Cover Effects on Tile Nitrate Loss. A. E. Gentry, John M Green and Corey Lowell Mitchell Decreased Tile Nitrate Loss Using a Longer Crops and Bioreactor. Rotation with Cover E. Gentry*, Mark B. David, John M Green Lowell A Mitchell and Corey Source, Fate and Transport of Urea from Soils to Estuarine Systems: Current Research Synopsis. M. Hashem and Ray B. Bryant As Non-Growing Season Conduits Tile Drains for P Losses. A Complete Measurement for Phosphorus Loss with Phosphorus-Based Cattle Manure Application from a Clay Loam Soil. and Tom Yutao Wang Zhang*, Chin Tan, Welacky of Nitrogen and Phosphorus from Removal As Dittmarite. Wastewater Break Multi-Species Cover Crop Mixtures: Forage Crop Mixtures: Forage Cover Multi-Species Quality for Fall Grazing. Quantity and Gretchen F. DeAnn R. Presley, Cathryn Davis*, and Jaymelynn Farney Sassenrath Effects on Carryover Crops and Compost Cover Soils. Cycling in Calcareous Phosphorus Jay Norton Rooney* and Legume Cover Contributions of Planting of Soil Wheat to Reduction Crops after Winter Soil Profile and to the Residual Mineral N in Crop Corn in Southern of Consequent Yields Ontario, Canada. Yang Dan Reynolds and Jingyi Drury, W. Grape Crops for Sustainable Screening Cover Canada. Production in Ontario, Verhallen Anne Baker, E. Kathryn Carter, Scott and Deanna Nemeth Crop of Cover Assessing on-Farm Performance Cropping Systems. Mixtures in Vegetable Jennifer Blesh* Yield Crops on the Effect of Different Cover and Quality of Subsequent Baby Corn Crop. Jasjit Singh Kang and Singh*, Atinderpal Harmanjit S Dhadli Concluding Remarks Adjourn ASA Section: Environmental Quality ASA Environmental Quality Oral 9:45 AM 10:00 AM 8:00 AM 8:05 AM 8:20 AM 8:35 AM 8:50 AM 9:05 AM 9:20 AM 9:35 AM 10:05 AM 10:20 AM 10:35 AM 10:50 AM 11:05 AM 11:20 AM 11:35 AM 11:40 AM

43-7 43-8 SESSION AM NO. 43—8:00 AM–11:45 PCC, Room 127 C, First Level 43-1 43-2 43-3 43-4 43-5 43-6 42-8 42-9 42-10 42-11 42-12 42-13

Brian Cody Joseph D. Graig Reicks*, Maik Wolleben* Maik Wolleben* Reagan L. Noland*, M.

Rafael A Martinez-Feria*, Ranae Rafael Louise H. Comas*, Kathryn Willi, Willi, Louise H. Comas*, Kathryn John Shriver* and Elizabeth Frank and Elizabeth John Shriver* K. Raja Reddy*

Glen Lorin Ritchie*, Sukhbir Singh,

competition) Hoerning*, Donald L. Wyse, Senyu Chen, M. W. Gesch and Frank Forcella Wells, Russell Scott Break Davis*, Steven B Mirsky, Brian A. Needelman, B Mirsky, Brian Davis*, Steven McCarty and Gregory W. Dean Hively W. A System- Crop Effects on Maize: Cover Rye Analysis. Level N Dietzel, Matt Liebman, Matthew J. Helmers Archontoulis and Sotiris V Crops on Annual Cover Winter Influence of Soybean Cyst Nematode Populations. Properties in Southeastern Indiana. Rorick* and Eileen J. Kladivko Precision Management Could Lead to Crop Establishment When Successful Cover Interseeded into Soybeans. A. Clay and David E. Clay Sharon of Sites Enrolled Agronomic Performance Crop Program. Cover in the Maryland Scott Wells, Jeffrey A. Coulter, Craig C. Sheaffer Wells, Jeffrey Scott and John Baker and Nitrogen in No-till Corn Managing Water Crop. Cover Production with a Cereal Rye Briana Otte* Crop (Secale Cereale L.) Cover Cereal Rye Impacts on Soil Physical and Chemical Introductory Remarks Crops in Standing Corn Establishing Cover in the Upper Midwest. Plants and Other Soil Moisture Sensors in and Other Soil Moisture Plants Cotton. Corey Thompson, Curtis Schaefer and Nothabo Dube Adjourn Sean Gleason, Kendall DeJonge and Jason Young DeJonge and Jason Young Sean Gleason, Kendall Canopy Deficit Using Estimation of Soil Water Balance Model. with a Water Temperature Huihui Zhang* Sensor- and Evapo-Transpiration-Based for Process Quantification Irrigation for Plant Drought. S. Rouze, John Valasek, Yeyin Shi, Alex J. Shi, Yeyin S. Rouze, John Valasek, Kustas, John H. Prueger Thomasson, William and Lynn McKee Break Conductance and Determining Stomatal Plant Transpiration from Remotely-Sensed Parameters. Altenhofen, José L Chávez, Huihui Zhang, Jon Mapping Soil Moisture: Using Thermal Moisture: Using Thermal Mapping Soil Agronomic Make Practical Imagery to Decisions. Mapping with a Passive Soil Moisture and a Uav. Radiometer Agriculture. to Precision Approach A Soil-up Gregory Cristine L.S. Morgan, Haly L. Neely*, ASA Section: Land Management and Conservation ASA 9:50 AM 9:20 AM 9:35 AM 8:50 AM 9:05 AM 8:20 AM 8:35 AM 8:00 AM 8:05 AM 11:15 AM 11:40 AM 10:25 AM 10:50 AM 9:45 AM 10:00 AM 8:30 AM 8:55 AM 9:20 AM

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SESSION AM NO. 42—8:00 AM–11:40 PCC, Room 221 B, Second Level

41-8 41-7 41-6 41-5 41-4 41-3 SESSION NO. 42 NO. SESSION 41-2

Morning 44-4 44-3 44-2 44-1 PCC, Room121 AB, FirstLevel SESSION NO.44—8:00 AM–12:00 PM 43-17 43-16 43-15 43-14 43-13 43-12 43-11 43-10 43-9 related toCCAspecialtycertificationexamprep Symposium--IPM ResistanceManagementas

10:15 AM 10:00 AM 9:15 AM 8:30 AM 8:05 AM 8:00 AM 11:45 AM 11:35 AM 11:30 AM 11:25 AM 11:20 AM 11:15 AM 11:10 AM 11:05 AM 11:00 AM 10:45 AM 10:30 AM 10:15 AM ASA Section: Agronomic ProductionSystems Xu, BoPan andYuYang* Persistence ofTriclosan. Shuttle andSequestratorGoverns the Dual RoleofOrganicMatter AsElectron Bradley* of soybeanpathogen–acaseexample. Fungicide resistanceinthefrogeye leaf spot Break and Management. Herbicide Resistance:Evolution,Mechanisms Soybean Aphid. Insecticide ResistanceManagementfor Management Specialty. An Overview oftheCCAResistance Introductory Remarks Adjourn Panel Discussion and EakalakKhan X.M. Casey,SamanthaRitter, AbbeyFoster Wick Thomas M.DeSutter,NathanE.Derby,Francis Using ThermalDesorption. Surface EnergyBalanceover SoilsRemediated and EakalakKhan O’Brien, FrancisX.M.Casey, Abbey FosterWick M. DeSutter,HeatherLMatthees-Dose, Peter Disturbed Soils. Biological SoilHealthIndicatorsinHighly and HeatherLMatthees-Dose X.M. Casey, Abbey FosterWick, EakalakKhan Ritter, NathanE.Derby,KevinHorsager,Francis Thomas M.DeSutter*, Peter O’Brien,Samantha Remediation SiteUsingThermalDesorption. Construction ofLarge-ScaleResearchPlots ata O. Nelson*and Ammar Bhandari Can We Improve theKansasP-Index?. Marjerison Peter Woodbury,ChristinaTonittoandRebecca Kenneth GCassman,Haroldvan Es,ShaiSela, for SustainableFoodSupply. Nitrogen Surplus As aPerformance Indicator Meeting Agronomic andEnvironmentalGoals: and MariaB.Villamil Behnke*, StacyMZuber,EmersonD.Nafziger Managament inIllinois,USA. from LongTerm CropRotationandTillage Four Years ofGreenhouse Gas EmissionData Break Jennifer Timmonsand Arthur L. Allen Vanotti, William Brigman, Patricia Millner, Felix Buabeng*,FawzyM.Hashem,Matias Permeable MembranesinaPoultryHouse. Ammonia CapturingandRecovery UsingGas- Evaluating theEfficiencyof TwoModulesof Prajapati* andEduardo Alvarez Santos the EddyCovariance Technique. Measurements fromBeefCattleFeedlotUsing Footprint Analysis ofMethaneFlux

RobertKoch* SamanthaRitter*,Thomas

Carol A. Mallory-Smith*

DawnR.Gibas* LinWang, Shengnan Peter O’Brien*, EileenMcLellan*, Gevan D. Prajaya Nathan Carl A.

45-4 45-3 45-2 45-1 PCC, Room124 A, FirstLevel SESSION NO.45—8:00 AM–2:00 PM 44-5 45-10 45-9 45-8 45-7 45-6 45-5 C07 Genomics,MolecularGeneticsandBiotechnology Biotechnology Oral(includesstudent

8:50 AM 8:35 AM 8:20 AM 8:05 AM 8:00 AM 12:00 PM 11:45 AM 11:00 AM 11:00 AM 10:50 AM 10:35 AM 10:20 AM 10:05 AM 9:35 AM 9:20 AM 9:05 AM Genomics, MolecularGeneticsand Associated withRootTraitsandIsInfluenced Cold ToleranceinJuvenile SorghumIs Improvement. SNP HaplotypeValidation forRice HIGS. Aflatoxin-Free TransgenicMaize Plants Via Haichen Zhou and ItsWild Type. Regulation inan Alfalfa Multi-PistilMutant Sequencing ProfferInsightintoPistilGene Small RNAandTranscriptomeDeep Introductory Remarks Adjourn Concluding Remarks Wyse andRussellW. Gesch Round Cropping. Keep ItGreen:EcosystemServicesofYear- Linglong Zhu,HuiFang,Daryl Bowman, Won Han,FernandoSamayoa,Baljinder Kaur, Coneva, MargaretFrank,RichTuttle, Sang- hirsutum L.). Leaf ShapesofUplandCotton(Gossypium 1-like Gene Are Responsible fortheMajor Modifications toaLateMeristem Identity Break Kahraman, Tugdem MusluandBurcu Alptekin miRNA Diversity. Non CodingRegionofBarleyGenome; Pilcher, Steven LinscombeandNiranjanBaisakh Le ThiThanhLy,SonaliSengupta,Whitney Renesh Bedre,LuisSanchezTimm,JulioSolis, Christopher Keith Addison*, Venkata Mangu, Yield QTLforDroughtToleranceinRice. Integrative Approaches toDissecting Cruz Jessica RuppShoup,HaroldNTrickandLuisa Resistance toPotyviruses. Wheat GenesEif(iso)4E-2andeIF4GInduces RNAi MediatedSilencingofEndogenous Liu Fuentealba, HangjinYu,LisaGarzaandShuyu Shun Chen,RavindraN.Devkota,MariaPilar Zhang, Xiangyang Xu,GuihuaBai,Ming- Qingwu Xue, Amir M.H.Ibrahim,Guorong Ocheya, SmitDhakal,Yan Yang, JackieC.Rudd, Tolerances inWheat. Developing KaspMarkersforBioticStress Break Morris Ramasamy Perumal, Tesfaye Tesso andGeoffrey Mapping. Traits inSorghumUsingNested Association Genomc DissectionofPanicle Architecture Burke Hughes, Yves Yatou EmendackandJohnJ. Chopra*, GloriaB.Burow,JacobSanchez,Halee By Accumulation ofSolubleSugars. competition)

MonicaSchmidt*

OlalereOlatoye*, SophieBouchet, Ryan James Andres, Viktoriya MichaelJ.Thomson* FrankForcella*,DonaldL. HikmetBudak*,Kadriye XiaojuanWang* and ChorTee Tan*, Silvano

SESSION NO. 45 JohnP.Fellers*, Ratan

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M. Erich Lakesh Reza Keshavarz Reza Keshavarz Derek Hunt*, Shabtai Joseph G. Lauer*, R. D. Joseph G. Lauer*, Derek Hunt*, Shabtai Bittman Samantha Glaze-Corcoran* and Samantha Glaze-Corcoran* Vitalis Wilbald Temu*, Asmare Asmare Temu*, Wilbald Vitalis Fatemeh Etemadi*, Masoud Charles LeRoy Deichman*, Robert

Charles Burr*, Tim M. Shaver and Charles Burr*, Tim M. Shaver

Emission Oral Lunch Break Crop Systems for Optimizing Corn - Cover Production of Dairy Feed in a Changing Climate in BC, Canada. Bittman and Karen Koenig Management Practices on Impact of Long Term Soil Chemical Properties Under Cotton Based Farming Systems. Organic and Conventional Amritbir Riar*, David Bautze, Bhupendra Singh Mäder and Sisodia, Monika messmer, Paul Gurbir Singh Bhullar Effect of Residue Management and Tillage in Rotations. on Corn and Soybean Yields Buehring Normie W. Ebelhar* and Wayne of the Impact of Residue Baling Evaluation Grazing on Soil Compaction and and Livestock Crop Yield. Daran Rudnick Crop Residues Faba Bean Cover Decomposition Trend and Nitrogen Needs Corn. of Sweet Autio Hashemi and Wesley “the Civilization of Soil” Hall Marks of the Anthropocene. Unintended & Intended Knight* Acre from 1000 Gal of Liquid Biofuels per Over 4 Different Corn Hybrids on a Gilford Fine Sandy Loam. Anthony R Lupo J. Kremer and Adjourn Effects of Mid-Season Forage Harvest on on Mid-Season Forage Harvest Effects of Grain-Teff of Performance Yield Growth and tef).(Eragrostis Maru K. Kering Laban K. Rutto and Atalay, to Plant and Silage Response Corn Grain Hybrid. Density and and John P. Taysom L Brown, Dave Shaver, Kennicker Forage Production Alternative Developing Sustainability in Corn Strategies for Increased Silage Systems. Masoud Hashemi Boron the Nitrogen, Calcium, and Evaluate Their Impact on Soft Rot, Application Rates for 'Russet Burbank'. and Quality of Yield, Andrew Plant and Sharma*, James D. Dwyer of Sugarbeet Early-Season Intercropping Camelina to Improve with Barley, Lentil, and Establishment and Yield. Afshar* and Chengci Chen As a Forage Crop Potential of Pigeon Pea in Comparison with Soybean and Cowpea. Rapheal Baggett* Increasing Nutrient Production on Dairy Farms of Late Maturing By Less Frequent Harvesting Grass Varieties. and Karen Koenig ASA Section: Environmental Quality ASA 11:50 AM 1:30 PM 1:45 PM 2:00 PM 2:15 PM 2:30 PM 2:45 PM 3:00 PM 3:15 PM 10:05 AM 10:20 AM 10:35 AM 10:50 AM 11:05 AM 11:20 AM 11:35 AM

Agricultural Practices to Improve Nitrogen- Agricultural Practices to Improve Use Efficiency and Mitigate Greenhouse Gas SESSION NO. 47—8:00 AM–3:15 PM AM–3:15 PM SESSION NO. 47—8:00 PCC, Room 226 C, Second Level 46-15 46-16 46-17 46-18 46-19 46-20 46-21 46-8 46-9 46-10 46-11 46-12 46-13 46-14 Jianli Narinder Katie E Sultan Begna*, Katie E McCauley, Henry J Mascagni* Jr. Rajesh Bawa* Rajesh Bawa*

Touyee Thao*, Florence Touyee Maninder Pal Singh*, Maninder Pal Junping Chen*, Jinping Jiao,

Wade Thomason Wade Blake Andrew Farrow*, Jason G. Blake

Maya Subedi*, Albert Vanderberg and Albert Vanderberg Subedi*, Maya

Seed Yield and Water Use Efficiency of Canola and Water Seed Yield of USA: Hybrid in the Southern Great Plains Open Pollinated Variety. Vs. Angadi, Michael J. Stamm and Sangamesh V. Abdel O. Mesbah Belvin and Josh Lofton Break As Sugarcane Microclimate and Yield after Influenced By Residue Removal Greencane Harvest. Hardev Singh Sandhu and Dennis Calvin Odero Plant Density and Row Spacing on Eeffect of Warren and Josh Lofton Warren Capacity of Controlling the Overwintering Growth Regulators Canola Using Plant Winter to Manage Fall Growth. Angela Post*, Jason D Matz and Carla Goad Allelopathic Impacts on Wheat Winter Canola. Establishment of Winter Curl, Jesse Angela Post*, Patrick McCauley, Nitrogen and Water Use Efficiencies in Drip- Nitrogen and Water Irrigated Sugarbeets. Goorahoo, David Zoldoske Cassel Sharma, Dave and Anthony Mele Brassica napus L. Strategies to Improve in Conservation Survival (Canola) Winter Systems. Introductory Remarks Feasibility of Grain Sorghum Ratoon Cropping in Northeast Louisiana. during Early Stages of Maize Tassel during Early Stages of Maize Tassel Development. Zhanguo Xin and John J. Burke Adjourn Case Study in Populus. Lunch Break for Trait Loci (QTL) Major Quantitative and Seed Quality in Yield Dehulling Recovery Lentil. Kristin E. Bett of Heat the Effect Analysis to Uncover Rnaseq Expression Gene Stress on Genome-Wide Poland Assisted Selection for Marker and Validation Associated with QTL Q.DB.Ui-7DS a Novel Wheat. Bunt Resistance of Winter Dwarf Junli Zhang, Wang, Chen*, David Hole, Rui Mary Guttieri J. Souza, Blair Goates and Edward That Contribute to the Identification of Factors - a in Plants Across Genome Genetic Variation Marcela Rojas-Pierce, Candace Haigler, Donald Candace Haigler, Marcela Rojas-Pierce, and Holland, Dan Chitwood C. Jones, James Kuraparthy* Vasu from Gene Selection of Donor Lines Efficient Approaches. Genomic Banks Using Wu, Vijay K. Sehgal, Shuangye Singh*, Sunish S. Gill and Jesse Jon Raupp, Bikram K Tiwari, Moderator: ASA Section: Agronomic Production Systems Agronomic Production Section: ASA 9:20 AM 9:35 AM 9:50 AM 8:50 AM 9:05 AM 8:20 AM 8:35 AM 8:00 AM 8:05 AM 2:00 PM 12:00 PM 1:30 PM 1:45 PM 11:30 AM 11:45 AM 11:15 AM

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SESSION NO. 46—8:00 AM–3:15 PM SESSION NO. 46—8:00 A, First Level PCC, Room 126

45-15 45-14 45-13 45-12 45-11 SESSION NO. 46 NO. SESSION

Morning 47-14 47-13 47-12 47-11 47-10 47-9 47-8 47-7 47-6 47-5 47-4 47-3 47-2 47-1

11:30 AM 11:15 AM 11:00 AM 10:45 AM 10:30 AM 10:15 AM 10:00 AM 9:50 AM 9:35 AM 9:20 AM 9:05 AM 8:50 AM 8:35 AM 8:20 AM 8:05 AM 8:00 AM Moderator: Effects oftheNovel NitrificationInhibitor Introductory Remarks Soil NitrousOxide EmissionsfromanIrrigated and ShalamarD. Armstrong Richard T. Roth,William T. Deppe,CoreyLacey Subsurface Drainage. Timing onNutrientLoadingthrough Effect of Cover Crops and Nitrogen Application Ruiz Diaz Tomlinson, KraigL.RoozeboomandDorivar A. Oxide Emissions. in No-tillCroppingSystem:EffectsonNitrous Replacing ChemicalFallowwithCover Crops J.A. Kleinman Douglas B.Beegle,HeatherD.KarstenandPeter Dell*, Alejandra PoncedeLeon,EmilyDuncan, Nitrogen Management Approaches. Loss Pathway WhenComparingBenefitsof Understanding theTradeoffs AmongN Johnston, Cheng-HsienLinandTonyJ.Vyn Open-Path FTIR. Fertilizer TreatmentPlots UsingaScanning Evaluation ofN2OEmissionsfromMultiple Sawyer, Daryl HerzmannandRobertP. Anex Nelpalova, SotirisV Archontoulis, JohnE. Javed Iqbal*,MichaelJCastellano,Magdalena in Mid-West Corn-SoybeanCroppingSystem. Extreme PrecipitationYears ImpactSoilNLoss Gao*, RuijunQinandDongWang Irrigation Level inanOnionField. Nitrogen Dynamics Affected ByBiocharand Break Brouder Farmaha*, JeffreyJ.VolenecandSylvie M. Grown onMarginalLand. Emissions fromMiscanthusandSwitchgrass Comparative Analysis ofGreenhouse Gas Karl J.Czymmek Quirine M.Ketterings,GregoryGodwinand Alfalfa andTall Fescue. Surface Applied LiquidDairyManurein Nitrous OxideEmissionsfromInjectedVs. Godwin andKarlJ.Czymmek Sadeghpour*, QuirineM.Ketterings,Gregory Yield andNitrousOxideEmissions. Manure andCompostManagementonCorn Impact ofNitrogenVs Phosphorus-Based Pittelkow Nafziger, MariaB.Villamil andCameronM. Maize. Yield-Scaled NitrousOxideEmissionsin Enhanced EfficiencyFertilizerImpactson Cassandre Gaudnik Growing Season. Oxide EmissionsduringSpringWheat of Fertilizer Application PracticesonNitrous Abundant RainfallsModulatestheImpact Venterea andNilsBerger Cordova deSouza*,CarlJ.Rosen,RodneyT. for PotatoProduction. Use ofDifferent Additives AppliedwithUrea Nitrous OxideEmissions As Affected Bythe Reiner RuserandGuillermoGuardia Pacholski, ThomasMannheim,Ivan Guzman, and N2OEmissions. Dmpsa onYield, MineralNDynamics

RebeccaF.Graham*,EmersonD. Wilma Trujillo RichardH.Grant*,CliffT ElizabethPattey* and Giovani PrezaFontes*,Peter J. NilsBerger*, Andreas MichaelD.Ruffatti*, EmersondeFreitas

Amir Sadeghpour*, BhupinderSingh Suduan CurtisJ. Amir

47-19 47-18 47-17 47-16 47-15 48-3 48-2 48-1 PCC, Room226B,SecondLevel AM 48—8:15 AM–10:20 NO. SESSION 47-22 47-21 47-20 Show MetheScience:Chemistry,Structure, Techniques, andStuff(includesstudent

2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 12:00 PM 11:45 AM 8:50 AM 8:35 AM 8:20 AM 8:15 AM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM ASA Section:EnvironmentalQuality Recovery EfficiencyinCorn. Nitrous OxideEmissionandNitrogen Split NTimingontheRelationshipBetween Effects ofEcologicalIntensificationandLate- Doohong Min Andrew R.McGowan*, CharlesW. Riceand Yield andProductionCostsinSwitchgrass. Impact ofNitrogenRateonN2OEmissions, and CraigC.Sheaffer Daniel Raskin*,M.Scott Wells, JulieGrossman Alternative toSole-CropCorninMinnesota. and Early-MaturingCorn As aLowN Double CroppingwithPea-Barley Biculture Mckenzie, RolandKroebelandDennisHaak Hunt, KarenKoenig,JohnDuynisveld, Dave System CaseStudy. Nutrients inLivestock Farms:ProposedDairy Semi-Virtual ModelFarmletstoStudy Lunch Break Räbiger and Astrid Knieß and Assessment. Production Systems:Measurement,Simulation Greenhouse GasBalancesinBioenergy and Dave Bjorneberg Leytem, DavidD.Tarkalson, James A. Ippolito Nitrogen Source. Rotational CroppingSystem As Affected By Jeffrey Novak andMarkG.Johnson Kristin Trippe,ClaireLPhillips,Kurt A. Spokas, Olszyk, ThomasF.Ducey,Gilbert C.Sigua, Metal Availability. Biochar SelectionforReducingMine Soil Matthew Wallenstein and M.FrancescaCotrufo Erika Foster*,EmilyFogle,NeilC.Hansen, Manure Amendments in Agricultural Soils. Sorption ofMicrobialEnzymesonBiocharand Lerch andSamuel Abiven Budai, SimonWeldon, Peter Dörsch,Thomas and N2OEmissions. Rates, MicrobialCommunities,SOMPriming Effects ofBiocharPropertiesonMineralization Introductory Remarks Adjourn Chen, HelenSuterand Arvin RMosier Emission from Agriculture. Dual EffectsofNitrificationInhibitorsonN2O Christina Tonitto Kenneth GCassman,Peter Woodburyand Marjerison, EileenMcLellan,Haroldvan Es, Management Implications. Corn Production:ModelSimulationsand Nitrogen SurplusandLossesinUS Tenuta* Cropped SoilsintheShort-Term?. Meet RequiredEmissionsReductionsfrom Can Useof4RNutrientStewardship Practices and TonyJ.Vyn competition)

HenningKage*,Thomas RobertS.Dungan*, April James A. Ippolito*,David ShabtaiBittman*,Derek DanielP.Rasse*, Alice

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Ruth Benjamin Mauricio David C. Ramdeo Eugene Takle* Eugene Takle*

Michael A Blazier, Michelle Michael Marie Bourguignon*, Kenneth

Jason P. de Koff*, Edmund Tetteh Jason P. de Koff*, Edmund Cara Fertitta*, Sabrina Spatari, David

Claudio O. Stockle and David R. Huggins for Cropping Systems Shifts Future Dryland the US and Canadian Great Plains. R Miller, Herb Perry Nielsen*, Merle F. Vigil, M. Carr, Jonathan J. Halvorson, Cutforth, Patrick A. Liebig and Paul Johnathon D. Holman, Mark C. Stoy Sustainability Tradeoffs in Sorghum Bioenergy Sustainability Tradeoffs in Sorghum Bioenergy Production through Coupled Crop- and LCA- Modeling. A. Grantz and G. Darrel Jenerette Agricultural Practices for Growing Optimal Kenaf in Iowa. Andrew W. Archontoulis, J. Moore, Sotiris V Lenssen, Brian S. Baldwin and Danielle Marie Wilson Adjourn Introductory Remarks Future Climate Scenarios for Semiarid Farming America. Regions of North Reacch Experience. Northwest The Pacific Antle, Ian C. Sanford Eigenbrode*, John M E Paul L Pan, Burke, Brian Lamb, William Gessler, Chad Kruger, Jodi L. Johnson-Maynard, Simulated Rainfall Events Induce Real, Rainfall Events Simulated in Foliar Nutrient Leaching but Minimal, in Iowa. Switchgrass Biomass Senescing J. Shipitalo, J. Moore, Martin Burke*, Kenneth A. Heaton and Emily Fernando Miguez to Nitrogen x Giganteus Response Miscanthus Across 3 Sites in Iowa. Fertilization VanLoocke, Andy Nicholas Boersma, Tejera*, A. Heaton Archontoulis and Emily Sotiris V Lunch Break during Nitrogen Use and Cycling Pine. Rotation Short of Establishment M. Rau* Canola for on-Farm Bioenergy Winter Planting Date and Production: Effects of and Meal Quality in on Oil Yield Variety Tennessee. Chawla and Shivam Timing and Desiccation Effect of Swathing on B. Carinata Seed and Oil Yield. Seepaul*, David L. Wright and Sheeja George Soil Efflux and Microbial Dynamics in Bioenergy Crops on Retired Marginal Mississippi Agricultural Fields in the Lower Alluvial Valley. Gonzales* and Hal O. Liechty ASA Section: Agronomic Production Systems Section: ASA 9:15 AM 2:30 PM 2:45 PM 3:00 PM 8:30 AM 8:35 AM 8:55 AM 11:15 AM 11:30 AM 11:45 AM 1:30 PM 1:45 PM 2:00 PM 2:15 PM

SASES Club Presidents’ Round Table SASES Club Presidents’ Round Symposium--Global Semiarid Cropping Systems Adaptation to Climate Variability Adaptation Systems Students of Agronomy, Soils and Environmental Sciences (SASES) Agronomy, Students of 51-3 49-17 49-18 SESSION NO. 50—8:30 AM–10:00 AM PCC, Room 230, Second Level SESSION NO. 51—8:30 AM–10:30 AM PCC, Room 124 B, First Level 51-1 51-2 49-11 49-12 49-13 49-14 49-15 49-16

Kurt Sarah Salvador Salvador Lindsey Rivka Fidel*, David A. David Rivka Fidel*,

Craig F. Drury*, W. Dan Craig F. Drury*, W. Sizuo Matsuoka* Sr. Guillermo C Siri-Prieto* Danielle Marie Wilson*, Victor Walker, Walker, Victor Danielle Marie Wilson*,

Hall, Donald R Viands and Stacy A. Bonos and Stacy Hall, Donald R Viands for and Nutrient Removal Ethanol Yield Biofuels Crops. and Randall Jackson Ambient Behavior of Switchgrass in Flowering Conditions. Light but Controlled Temperature Arvid Boe* of Switchgrass for Biomass Development Production in Marginal Soils. Weibel, Jamie L Crawford, Hoffman*, Eric N V Crawford, Julie L. Hansen, Marvin H. Ryan Management Practices on Soil C Dynamics. A Blazier*, Hal O. Liechty and Michelle Michael Gonzales Break Bioethanol Production Potential of Cellulosic Biomass Crops in the North Central USA. D. Thelen*, Gregg Sanford, G. Philip Robertson Reynolds, Xueming Yang, Lars Rehmann and Reynolds, Xueming Yang, Lori Phillips on Removal The Impact of Corn Stover Soil Microbial Communities in No-till and till Continuous Corn. Conventional L. Jin, A. Drijber, Virginia Ramirez* II, Rhae Elizabeth Sue Jeske and Humberto Blanco Influences of Energy Cane Residue Archontoulis Learn Bioenergy Feedstock Data - How Do We from It?. Rachel M. Emerson, Marnie Amber N. Hoover, A. Heaton Cortez, Robert Kinoshita and Emily Under Rate Removal Stover Corn of Effects The and No-Tillage on Corn Yields Conventional and GHG Emissions. Introductory Remarks Resilience: Short in Sugar Cane but Plentiful in Energy Cane. Living Mulch Establishment in Row Crop Systems for Sustainable Biofuels Production. Lenssen, Kenneth Andrew W. Cynthia Bartel*, V A. Laird and Sotiris J. Moore, David Adjourn Meng Wang*, Jim J. Wang and Xudong Wang and Xudong Wang Jim J. Wang Meng Wang*, Polycyclic Quantification of Bioavailable in Biochars. Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Puneet Srivastava Richard*, Yucheng Feng to Predict and Understanding Mechanisms Agrochemical Sorption. Optimize Biochar for Cox, Beatriz Gamiz and Kathleen E. Hall*, Lucia A. Spokas Kurt Sorption of Ammonium and Nitrate to Ammonium and Sorption of of and Impacts Biochars: Mechanisms Parameters. Production A. Spokas Laird and Kurt Break Alternative As an Biochar KOH-Enhanced Silicon. Available for Plant Fertilizer Source ASA Section: Agronomic Production Systems Agronomic Production Section: ASA General Bioenergy Systems Oral 11:00 AM 10:30 AM 10:45 AM 10:00 AM 10:15 AM 9:30 AM 9:45 AM 9:00 AM 9:15 AM 8:25 AM 8:30 AM 8:45 AM 10:20 AM 9:50 AM 10:05 AM 9:05 AM 9:20 AM 9:35 AM

108 49-10 49-9 49-8 49-7 49-6 49-5 49-4 49-3 49-2 49-1 SESSION NO. 49—8:25 AM–3:00 PM SESSION NO. 49—8:25 First Level PCC, Room 125 B,

48-7 48-5 48-6

SESSION NO. 49 NO. SESSION 48-4

Morning 53-3 53-2 53-1 PCC, Room121C,FirstLevel 53—8:55 AM–11:00NO. AM SESSION 52-6 52-5 52-4 52-3 52-2 52-1 PCC, Room228B,SecondLevel AM 52—8:30 AM–10:35 NO. SESSION 51-5 51-4 Symposium--Crop Perception toEnvironmental Symposium--Manure Management:Measuring Moderator: and MitigatingNutrientLossesGaseous Section orDivisionCosponsor:C06ForageandGrazinglands

9:50 AM 9:25 AM 9:00 AM 8:55 AM 10:35 AM 10:15 AM 9:55 AM 9:35 AM 9:15 AM 8:55 AM 8:35 AM 8:30 AM 10:30 AM 10:15 AM 9:55 AM 9:35 AM C03 CropEcology, ManagementandQuality Heidi Waldrip, April Leytem,W. BrandonSmith ASA Section:EnvironmentalQuality Sponsored byWinField William Schillinger,JohnDixonandXiangming Chandrashekhar Biradar*, Andrew Noble, in MiddleEastandNorth African Countries. Potential ShiftinDryland CroppingSystems Responses?. and NaturalEcosystemstoImprove Stress What CanWe LearnfromEvolutionaryBiology Improvement. Conceptual FrameworksforCrop Yield Vara Prasad*andKrishnaJagadish S.V Understanding andFutureOpportunities. State ofthe Art inStressPhysiology:Current Introductory Remarks Adjourn Lentz andClaudiaKammann Application. Amended Soils As Affected ByBiochar Nitrogen TransformationsinManure April B.Leytem Utilizing DairyManure. Nitrogen DynamicsinCropRotations Using CometFarm. Modelling CandNEmissionsfromLivestock and RichardW. Todd Parker*, KennethD.Casey,HeidiM.Waldrip from Livestock ManureandSoil. Rapid, Real-TimeNitrousOxideEmissions Improved NFT-NSSChamberSystemsfor Turner, JeanL.SteinerandN. Andy Cole Todd*, CoreyMoffet,JamesNeel,Kenneth Quantified withThreeMethods. Methane EmissionsfromGrazingBeefCattle Franzluebbers* Availability inManure Amended Soils. Biological Assessments ofNutrient Introductory Remarks Adjourn Discussion Braun* andMatthewP.Reynolds Abiotic StressesinDryEnviornments. Wheat Varietal Adaptation NeedsforPredicted Xiao Moderator: Emissions

Stress

RobertFordDenison* James A. Ippolito*,RodrickD. Jason Haegele Victor Sadras* MarkEaster*

Amber D.Moore*and RichardW. DavidB. HansJ. Alan J. Alan P.V.

54-4 54-3 54-2 54-1 PCC, Room221 A, SecondLevel 54—9:00 AM–11:00NO. AM SESSION 53-5 53-4 55-5 55-4 55-3 55-2 55-1 PCC, Room232 A, SecondLevel 55—9:00 AM–11:20NO. AM SESSION 54-5 Symposium--Agricultural ExperimentStations Model Applications inFieldResearchOralI in theSouthwest-Successes andConcerns

10:15 AM 9:50 AM 9:25 AM 9:00 AM 9:00 AM 11:00 AM 10:40 AM 10:15 AM 10:20 AM 10:05 AM 9:50 AM 9:35 AM 9:20 AM 9:05 AM 9:00 AM 11:00 AM 10:40 AM ASA Section:LandManagementandConservation ASA Section:ClimatologyandModeling Moderator: Meeting theChallengesatUtahState Jeffrey Ratje* through the Agricultural ExperimentStation. Meeting theChallengesRural Arizona Citizens Humiston* Agricultural ExperimentStation. Challenges andSuccessattheCalifornia Experiment Station. Gone Off-Course:RebuildingaCollegeand Introductory Remarks Adjourn be Accelerated?. Can ProgressTowards StressResistantCrops Cooper Crop Breeding. Responses toEnvironmentalStressesGuide From IdeatoProduct:ModellingPlant Vadas wang*, TiequanZhang,ChinTan andPeter A. Chemical FertilizersUsingSurphos. from Soils Amended withCattleManuresand Modeling PhosphorusDynamics inandLosses Break Questions. Designing Effective FarmPracticeSurvey Johnson, Owen O.OlfertandStewart A Brandt Roberto CIzaurralde,ReynaldLLemke,EricN. a CaseStudy. Barley, andCanolaYield inCanadianPrairies, Environmental Covariates onFutureWheat, Agricultural Inputs,CroppingDiversity, and Multivariate Analysis ofClimateChange, Hoogenboom Craig F.Drury,XuemingYang andGerrit Diversified ClimateConditions. Water DynamicsinLong-Term Fieldswith Simulating CropYields, SoilCN,and Xuesong Zhangand Ashwan DReddy Harvest. Cropping Intensity, Crop Rotation and Residue Estimating theSoilCarbonResponseto Introductory Remarks Adjourn Trout Limitations. Methods, DesignConsiderations,and Northern Colorado–IrrigationPlot Research The LimitedIrrigationResearchFarmin Experiment Station.

CurtisDJones*,RCesarIzaurralde,

DennisHaak*andPatrick Verreault Timothy Reinbott KendallDeJonge*andThomasJ. Taras E.Lychuk*, Alan P.Moulin, CarlosD.Messina*andMark KennethGCassman* William A. Payne* KennethWhite*

SESSION NO. 55 JingyiYang*, Glenda zhaozhi 109

Morning

Carl H. Sieglinde Alfred R. Cristian P. Munehide Ishiguro* Achim Dobermann*

Pablo Tittonell* Pablo Roger Summerhayes* Roger Summerhayes* Bruno Guy Gerard*

David Cleary* Nutrition

Special Sessions Timothy Krupnik, Cameron Pittelkow Timothy Krupnik, Cameron Equation, 1916-2016 Adjourn Adjourn Introductory Remarks Adsorption before Langmuir. Conklin* Jr. World. Langmuir’s Using Proper Regression Methods for Fitting the Langmuir Model to Sorption Data. Bolster* Adsorption in Modern Developments Modeling, Post Langmuir. Schulthess* of the Langmuir Equation Is Rooted Versatility in Its Theoretical and Empirical Nature. S. Zhang*, Cheng-Hua Liu and Tammo Wei Steenhuis Langmuir Equations for Sr, Sulfate and Adsorptions. Surfactant Concluding Remarks Concluding Adjourn Introductory Remarks Achim Dobermann. Dr. Dr. Bruno Gerard. David Cleary. Sustainable Intensification – Lessons from Africa for the Corn Belt and Beyond. S. Snapp* Break Tittonell. Dr. Pablo Discussion Panel student competition) ASA Section: Environmental Quality Section: Environmental ASA Cristian Schulthess, Carl Bolster, Alfred Conklin Cristian Schulthess, Carl Bolster, Section: Agronomic Production Systems Agronomic Section: ASA Section: Agronomic Production Systems Section: ASA 12:00 PM 12:00 PM 9:20 AM 9:25 AM 9:50 AM 10:40 AM 11:05 AM 11:30 AM 11:45 AM 11:20 AM 11:25 AM 9:15 AM 9:20 AM 9:40 AM 10:00 AM 10:20 AM 10:40 AM 10:55 AM 11:15 AM Moderator:

Frameworks and Implications for the U.S. Frameworks and Applied Soybean Research Oral (includes SSSA Division: Soils and Environmental Quality, ASA Section: ASA Quality, Division: Soils and Environmental SSSA Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA Division: Soil Chemistry, Division: Soil Chemistry, Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA Education and Extension, SSSA Division: Soil Fertility and Plant Education and Extension, SSSA Moderator: Sponsored by Univ. of Illinois (Dept. of Crop Science) Sponsored by Univ. Section or Division Cosponsor: ASA Section: Global Agronomy, ASA ASA Agronomy, Global Section: ASA Section or Division Cosponsor: Symposium--Sustainable Intensification: Global Intensification: Global Symposium--Sustainable AM–3:15 PM SESSION NO. 59—9:25 A, First Level PCC, Room 125 AM–12:00 PM SESSION NO. 58—9:20 PCC, Room 130, First Level Langmuir the of Anniversary Symposium--100th 58-1 58-2 58-3 58-4 58-5 58-6 PM AM–12:00 NO. 57—9:15 SESSION A, First Level 128 PCC, Room 57-1 57-2 57-3 57-4 57-5

Keith John Christopher Steven P. Steven Allison M.

William A Salas* William

Amy Swan*, Mark Easter, Adam Mark Easter, Amy Swan*, Adam Chambers* Sotirios V Archontoulis*, Ranae N Archontoulis*, Ranae Sotirios V

Debbie Reed*

Planning. Chambers, Kevin Brown and Keith Paustian Accouting with the Cool-Farm Tool. GHG Daniella Malin* Discussion Swan, Crystal Tourenne and Steve Williams Williams Crystal Tourenne and Steve Swan, Achieving Reductions in Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Commodity Crop Production: Approach to Measuring, A Supply Chain Reporting and Verification. Thomson* Carbon and Greenhouse Gas Comet-Planner: Practice for NRCS Conservation Evaluation Tool for Rice Offsets. Nitrogen Management for Carbon Credit. Neville Millar* and G. Philip Robertson Applications of Comet-Farm for Conservation Analysis. Programs and Supply-Chain Adam Chambers, Mark Kevin Brown, Paustian*, Amy Easter, Ernie Marx, Matthew Stermer, Agricultural Sector GHG Mitigation & Ecosystem Services: Successes, Barriers and Needs. Break Deploying the Necessary Infrastructure to Realize on Farm Carbon Mitigation at Scale. Karen Haugen-Kozyra* DNDC Modeling and Reductions Calculator Practices. GHG Quantification Tools: Meeting the Needs for Next Generation C Offset Projects. Kadyszewski* Aligning Soil Carbon Science and Policy: Why Is It so Hard to Get It Right?. Hamburg* Introductory Remarks Assessment and Program Design Performance for GHG Mitigation from NRCS Conservation Across Multiple Production Fields. Across Multiple Production David Brenton W Bobryk*, Scott T Drummond, R. Newell A Sudduth and Kenneth Myers, Kitchen Adjourn Dietzel, Mark A. Licht, Michael J Castellano, A. Licht, Michael J Castellano, Dietzel, Mark Antonio- Antonio Raziel Andy VanLoocke, Iqbal, Laila Puntel, Silvia Ordoñez, Javed A Martinez-Feria, Kaitlin Rafael C. Cordova, Herzmann and Daryl Togliatti, Isaiah Huber, Matthew J. Helmers Apparent Electrical Standardization of Soil Surveys Conductivity Using Multi-Temporal The Estimation of the Yield Gap Between Between Gap of the Yield The Estimation Wheat Yield Winter and Potential Achieved Model. Using a Parsimonious Across Ireland Tim Reamonn M Fealy, Joseph Lynch*, and John Spink O’Donovan Cropping Systems Assessing and Forecasting (FACTS). ASA Section: Environmental Quality ASA Science, System, and Support 11:05 AM 11:10 AM 10:55 AM 11:00 AM 10:45 AM 10:50 AM 10:05 AM 10:25 AM 10:35 AM 10:40 AM 9:25 AM 9:45 AM 9:00 AM 9:05 AM 11:20 AM 11:05 AM 10:35 AM 10:50 AM

Symposium--Counting Carbon on the Farm: Symposium--Counting Carbon 110 56-11 56-10 56-9 56-7 56-8 56-6 56-5 56-4 56-2 56-3 56-1

SESSION AM NO. 56—9:00 AM–11:25 PCC, Room 227 C, Second Level

55-8 55-7 SESSION NO. 56 NO. SESSION 55-6

Morning 59-16 59-15 59-14 59-13 59-12 59-11 59-10 59-9 59-8 59-7 59-6 59-5 59-4 59-3 59-2 59-1

3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 12:00 PM 11:45 AM 11:30 AM 11:15 AM 11:00 AM 10:45 AM 10:30 AM 10:15 AM 10:00 AM 9:45 AM 9:30 AM 9:25 AM Ohio SoybeanProduction. Optimal SeedingRateandRowSpacingfor Introductory Remarks Adjourn and Patricio Grassini Edreira*, SpyridonMourtzinis,Shawn P.Conley the North-CentralUSA. Benchmarking SoybeanProduction Systemsin A. Nelson*andChrisDudenhoeffer Grain Yield Variability inaClaypanSoil. Subsurface DrainTileSpacing Affects Soybean Jason Krutz,TrentIrbyand William BrienHenry South SoybeanProduction. on IrrigationWater UseEfficiencyinMid- Impact ofPlanting Date andMaturityGroup Steinriede Jr. R. Golden,DanielB.ReynoldsandWade Bryant*, L.JasonKrutz,Martin A.Locke,Bobby South SoybeanIrrigationEfficiency. Best ManagementPracticestoImprove Mid- Weaver Z. Ogles*,Elizabeth A. GuertalandDavidB. [Glycine max(L.)Merr.]Cultivars. Sensory Evaluation ofSelectedEdamame Oliveira andNicholas Arneson Giesler, Charles A. Shapiro,Maxwel Coura Joshua Miller*,JamesS.Schepers,LorenJ. Using MultipleCropCanopySensorReadings. Characterizing Soybean Vigor and Productivity Casteel of High-OleicSoybean. Planting DateEffectsonQuantityandQuality Lunch Break and H. Allen Torbert Cropping System. Application UnderaWheat-SoybeanDouble Grain Yield ResponsetoPoultryLitter Risk. Seed TreatmentonProfitabilityandEconomic The EffectofSoybeanSeedingRatesandIlevo Grove Ethan Swiggart*,Carrie A. KnottandJohnH. Double-Crop SoybeanYield inKentucky?. Could Winter Annual CropIncreaseNo-till Mississippi. Production forIrrigatedSoybeanin Development ofNarrowRowSoybean Break Michel Laura Lindsey, Anne Dorranceand Andrew Application onSoybeanYield. Effect ofMid-SeasonFungicideandInsecticide A. Walther* Production inManitoba:On-FarmTrial. Corn ResidueManagementforSoybean Carlson Thandiwe M.Nleya, DavidE.ClayandC.Gregg in EasternSouthDakota. Planting DateEffectsonSoybean Performance Conley Clayton Kingdon,PhilTownsendandShawnP. Sensing. Modeling SoybeanEmergencewithProximal David B.Weaver, SamCusterandEricRicher Farley*, LauraLindsey,Dennis A. Shannon, Adam P.Gaspar*andShawnConley

Steve K.Vosberg*,IttaiHerrmann, RichardSmith*

Yaru Lin*,DexterB.Watts

BenHall*andShaun JuanIgnacioRattalino MatthewSchutte*, JamesLatham ClintonWood*,L. SinJoeNg*, Charles Corey Patrick Kelly

60-3 60-2 60-1 PCC, Room129 A, FirstLevel SESSION NO.60—9:25 AM–4:05 PM 60-11 60-10 60-9 60-8 60-7 60-6 60-5 60-4 Sponsored byKoch Agronomic Services,J.R.Simplot, Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division:Nutrient

10:00 AM 9:45 AM 9:30 AM 9:25 AM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 12:00 PM 11:45 AM 11:30 AM 11:15 AM 11:00 AM 10:45 AM 10:30 AM 10:15 AM Moderator: SSSA Division:SoilFertilityandPlantNutrition Agrium U.S.Inc.andPotashCorp. S4/S8 Ph.D.OralCompetition Management andSoilPlant Analysis and LawrenceDatnoff Murilo Martins,Gustavo Alves, WooikleePaye Flavia Bastos Agostinho*, BrendaTubana, Treated SoilandIts Accumulation inRice. Arsenic DynamicsandFractionsinSilicon- Dustin L.Harrell Dalen, MuriloMartins,LawranceDatnoffand Slag. Soils andUptakeByRice Applied withSilicate Silicon andHeavyMetalsDynamicsinPaddy R. Golden Production. Slag onTraceContaminantsforRice Evaluation oftheEffectCalciumSilicate Introductory Remarks and MarkS.Reiter Crops. Urea TransformationUnderVarying Cover Swink andThomasF.Kilcer Ort, GregoryGodwin,KarlJ.Czymmek, Sheryl Quirine M.Ketterings,Zhehan Tang, Shona Environmental Consequences. Evaluation of Agronomic, Economic,and Cereal DoubleCropsintheSpring?an How MuchNShouldYou Apply toWinter Afternoon IntroductoryRemarks Lunch Break Oltmans* and Antonio P.Mallarino Growing SeasoninCornandSoybean. Nonexchangeable PotassiumduringtheNon- Temporal Variation ofSoil-Test and Pira* andMalcolmE.Sumner Ash-Derived Soils. Boron ManagementforSugarcaneonVolcanic and MariaB.Villamil J. Hoss*,Gevan D.Behnke,EmersonNafziger Illinois: Have Removal RatesChanged?. An Assessment ofGrainNPKContentin Sutarman GafurandJessicaG.Davis Kalimantan, Indonesia. Vegetable Productionon Alluvial SoilinWest Evaluation of Break Ntawuruhunga andEldadSokolwski Uri Yermiyahu, StephenK.Boahen,Pheneas Naftali Lazarovitch,ShimonRachmilevitch, Root Yield inCassava. Potassium andTheirEffectsonBiomass Interaction ofNitrogen,Phosphorus,and Unrine aestivum). to EnhanceZnNutritioninWheat(Triticum Exploring PotentialUseofZnONanoparticles Nathan Slaton,ManinderWalia WooikleePaye*, BrendaTubana, Marilyn

Austin M Ulmer*,William HunterFrame ZeinahElhajBaddar*andJason RuiYang*,Julie A. Howe andBobby

Azolla As Biofertilizerfor MariaFernandaTerraza

JohnOkothOmondi*, DwiP.Widiastuti*, SESSION NO. 60 SarahELyons*,

Ryan R. Mollie

111

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Aditi Kevin Peter M. Peter Esther Lattin*,

Adam Davis*, Alwyn Williams, Alwyn Williams, Adam Davis*, Jose Crossa*

Jennifer Moore-Kucera Michael Lehman*, Shannon L. Osborne

Agronomy Characterization of Soil Microbial Communities in Shrub/Millet Systems of the Analysis. Sahel with EL-Fame Ndour, Lydie Lardy Ibrahima Diedhiou, Yacine and Richard P. Dick Activity-Based Measures Multiple Microbial and Tillage Cropping Reflect Effects of Cover on Soils. and Sharon K. Papiernik Introductory Remarks Analyses in and DATA Multivariate Agriculture. Sorting through Multiple Predictors in Analyses of Field Experiments. Kyveryga* Capacity Mitigates Holding Soil Water Downside Risk and Volatility in US Rainfed of the Investigation A Multivariate Maize: Public Record. A. Mortensen, A Kammerer, David Melanie A. Kane, Richard G. Smith, Mitch C. Daniel Hunter, Sieglinde S. Snapp and Nicholas R. Jordan Analysis in the Using Canonical Correlation Agronomic, Crop, and Soil Sciences. McCarter* Adjourn Introductory Remarks Increased Cropping System Diversity Reshapes Microbial Communities and Restructures Soil Nutrient Cycling Pathways. Brendan Neill* Unique Features of the Arid Soil Microbiome. of the Unique Features Cardona, Katy Califf, Cesar Julia Neilson*, Karen Treuren, Van Copeland, Will Audrey A Gilbert, Jay Rob Knight, Jack L Josephson, Raina M Maier Caporaso and Quade, J. Gregory Heterogeneity Spatial Strategies Influencing Life in a Soil Lysimeter. of Microbial Antonio S Wang, Yadi Sengupta*, Julia Neilson, A Peter Meira-Neto, Jon Chorover, Alvarez Troch and Raina M Maier Across and Soil Quality Microbial Diversity Usage: The US Similar Soils Under Different Arboretum. Botanic Garden and National Ari Jaques III, David E. Ruppert*, Sandford Novy and Ray Mims Concluding Remarks Discussion Adjourn Moderator: SSSA Division: Soil Biology and Biochemistry SSSA ASA Section: Biometry and Statistical Computing ASA 9:50 AM 10:05 AM 9:30 AM 9:35 AM 10:05 AM 10:35 AM 11:05 AM 11:35 AM 9:30 AM 9:35 AM 10:00 AM 10:15 AM 10:30 AM 10:45 AM 11:00 AM 11:30 AM

Symposium--Multivariate Analysis in Symposium--Multivariate Soil Health in Agroecosystems/Rangelands Oral Agroecosystems/Rangelands Soil Health in 64-2 64-3 63-1 63-2 63-3 63-4 AM–12:00 PM SESSION NO. 64—9:30 PCC, Room 131 B, First Level 64-1 62-2 62-3 62-4 SESSION AM NO. 63—9:30 AM–11:35 A, First Level PCC, Room 122 Curtis Hugo A. Kelsey L. Trang Heather Jason Clark*,

Aditi Sengupta Justin McCoy*, Bobby R. Golden, Justin McCoy*, Bobby

Leonardo M. Bastos* and Richard B. Leonardo M. Bastos*

Functions Oral Introductory Remarks Distribution of and Phylogenetic Diversity Extracellular Microbial Peptidases. Mueller and David D. Myrold Ryan Nguyen*, E. Sawyer and John Shanahan E. Sawyer Adjourn Can the Anaerobic Potentially Mineralizable Can the Predictions of Fertilizer Improve Nitrogen Test Nitrogen Rates in the Cornbelt?. Fabian G. Fernandez, Kristen Sloan Veum, R. Carter, Richard B. James J. Camberato, Paul R Kitchen, Franzen, Newell Ferguson, David W. A.M. Laboski, Emerson D. Nafziger, John Carrie James J. Camberato, Paul R. Carter, Richard James J. Camberato, Paul B. Ferguson, Fabián G. Fernández, David W. A.M. Laboski, Emerson D. Franzen, Carrie and John Shanahan Nafziger, John E. Sawyer from a Approach to Estimate 15N Recovery An Blend of Fertilizer Nitrogen Sources. A. Ruiz Diaz, Carlos R. de Gonzalez*, Dorivar C.O. Trivelin Ana Filho and Paulo Sant Following Maize Hybrids with High N Use Following Maize Hybrids Africa. Efficiency in Sub-Saharan James J. Das, Mike Olsen, Biswanath Pasley*, Vyn Camberato and Tony J. Break Corn Nitrogen Fertilization Rate Tools States. Eight Midwest Compared over R Kitchen, Ransom*, Gregory Mac Bean, Newell Application. and Jason Bond Michael S. Cox, Don Cook Impact on Nitrogen Fertilizer Inhibitors Nitrate Leaching and Ammonia Volatilization, Under Different Soil Nitrous Oxide Emissions Types. Ferguson and Soil N Pools Quantifying Net N Balance Cover Crops Influence Biomass Accumulation Accumulation Crops Influence Biomass Cover Uptake By Corn. and Macronutrient A. Nathan Trenton L. Roberts, Hoegenauer*, Ross, Chester Eugene Jeremy Slaton, William J. Norman Davidson and Richard Greub, Jarom Response and Distribution Soybean Yield Nitrogen By Supplemental As Influenced Moderator: ACS238 Graduate Student Committee Soils and Environmental Sciences (SASES) SSSA Division: Soil Biology and Biochemistry SSSA Docs, and Early Career Members Microbial Diversity of Oligotrophic Microbial Diversity 9:30 AM 9:45 AM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:05 PM 3:20 PM 2:35 PM 2:50 PM 2:05 PM 2:20 PM

Environments: Strategies, Processes, and Section or Division Cosponsor: ACS530 Early Career Members, Section or Division Cosponsor: Career Path Opportunities for Students, Post- Opportunities for Students, Career Path SSSA Division: Consulting Soil Scientists, Students of Agronomy, Agronomy, Division: Consulting Soil Scientists, Students of SSSA 112 62-1 SESSION AM NO. 62—9:30 AM–11:30 PCC, Room 131 C, First Level SESSION AM NO. 61—9:30 AM–11:00 PCC, Ballroom 120 D, First level

60-18 60-17 60-16 60-15 60-14 60-13 SESSION NO. 61 NO. SESSION 60-12

Morning 65-6 65-5 65-4 65-3 65-2 65-1 PCC, Room132C,FirstLevel SESSION NO.65—9:30 AM–12:00 PM 64-8 64-7 64-6 64-5 64-4 Integration withInstrumentationOral

Advances inSoilSensingandModel 11:00 AM 10:50 AM 10:35 AM 10:20 AM 10:05 AM 9:50 AM 9:35 AM 9:30 AM 12:00 PM 11:55 AM 11:35 AM 11:20 AM 11:05 AM 10:50 AM 10:35 AM 10:20 AM SSSA Division:SoilPhysicsandHydrology Moderator: Acree, William PitmanandBisoondatMacoon Bridges*, LisaM.Fultz, Wink Alison, Autumn over-Seeded withWinter Annuals. Changes inSoilHealthofaPerennial Pasture and J.D.Carlson Ochsner, DavidM.Engle,SamD. Fuhlendorf Erik S.Krueger,DiracTwidwell, TysonE. in theSouthernGreatPlains?. Fuel MoistureContentandWildfire Danger How DoesSoilMoistureInfluence Grassland Break Cobos andGaylon S.Campbell Evans, LeonardoDanielRivera, DouglasR. Neil C.Hansen,Bryan GHopkins,ShaneR Soil Water Characteristics. In SituMoistureReleaseCurves toDetermine Adamchuk Sudarsan, Asim Biswas* andViacheslav Soil Particle Sizesfrom Images. Continuous Wavelet TransformtoCharacterize Nicholas JarvisandHelenFrench Daniel Gimenez,JohnKoestel,EstherBloem, Nemes*, Annette Dathe,Matthew Patterson, Properties inaNorwegian FieldSoil. Physical, HydraulicandPore-Geometry Decimeter-Scale 3-DHeterogeneityofSoil O. NelsonandTysonE.Ochsner L. Bush,LeiFeng,GerardJ.Kluitenberg,Nathan Calibration Protocols. By ImplementingLabandFieldSensor Improving Soil Moisture Monitoring Networks Haruyuki FujimakiandMitsuhiroInoue Toshiki Iwasaki, KoheiSuzuki,YukioTobe, Radar. Seamlessly Using Array GroundPenetrating Monitoring InfiltrationProcessinFieldSoil Introductory Remarks Adjourn Concluding Remarks Discussion Steiner Wheat Production. Greenhouse GasFluxesinEstablishedWinter Comparison ofTillageTreatmentson McKenzie Bremer*, BenjaminEllert,DoonPauly andRoss at aStudyinNorthernGreatPlains. Practice onSoilHealthandCropProductivity Long-Term ImpactofCropping (24year) Jeff ABradyandDonaldG.McGahan Consociation SoilMapUnit. Variation ofBacterialCommunitieswithina and KateM.Scow Grasslands. Biomass inSoilUnder Annual CropsbutNot Mineral NitrogenInputIncreasesMicrobial

HirotakaSaito*,SeiichiroKuroda, Steven Evett, ThomasSauer

DanielGeisseler*,Patricia Lazicki BrekkePeterson* andJeanL.

Andres Patrignani*, Erin

ColinS.Campbell*, SarahE.Shawver*, SonisaSharma*, Bharath Kathleen Eric Attila PCC, Room132B,FirstLevel SESSION NO.66—9:30 AM–12:00 PM 65-9 65-8 65-7 67-3 67-2 67-1 PCC, Room231B,SecondLevel SESSION NO.67—9:30 AM–12:10 PM 66-4 66-3 66-2 66-1 Symposium--What CanSoilScienceContribute Soil andWater ManagementandConservation Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division:Forest,Rangeand Moderator: SSSA Division:SoilandWater ManagementandConservation

to LandSurfaceModelDevelopment 12:00 PM 11:45 AM 11:30 AM 11:15 AM 9:55 AM 9:40 AM 9:35 AM 9:30 AM 12:00 PM 11:50 AM 11:20 AM 10:50 AM 10:35 AM 10:05 AM 9:35 AM 9:30 AM SSSA Division:SoilPhysicsandHydrology Humberto Blanco,RachelCook,Francisco Arriaga Moderator: Adjourn Ascough IIandGregoryS.McMaster Erskine, LucretiaSherrod,HolmKipka,JamesC. in Colorado. Measurement andSimulation: A CaseStudy Scale IssuesinSoilHydrologyRelatedto Tusheng Ren Zhengchao Tian*,JoshuaL.Heitmanand Thermal ConductivityBased Approach. Thermo-Time DomainReflectometry: A Determination ofSoilIceContentwith Gendron Anderson, GuillaumeSauvageau andLaurence Deficit IrrigationStrategies. California: Yield andWater Savingswith Water ManagementforStrawberryin Paul Smith* Conservation StrategyforOntario,Canada. Developing an Agricultural SoilHealthand Blanco* andCharles A. Francis How CanWe BuildResilientSoils?. Water Conservation. Crop ManagmentandSoilHealthfor Introductory Remarks Adjourn Concluding Remarks Rasmussen* Pedogenic EnvironmentsandProcess. Using EnergyandMassTransfertoModel Models. of SpatialHeterogeneityinLandSurface Polaris: Towards anImproved Representation Break Soil Genesis. Disturbances andHydrologicalProcessesin in QuantifyingSignificancesofPhysical Utility ofGeochemicalNormalizationModel and RajeshKumar Tadesse Yimam, DavidGochis,MichaelBarlage Model. Knowledge intheNoahMPLandSurface Digging Deeper:TheValue ofIncludingSoil Introductory Remarks

CristineL.S.Morgan*,Yohannes Wildland Soils NathanielChaney*

Oral II TimothyR.Green*,RobertH. Samuel Prentice KyungsooYoo* JodieMReisner*

SESSION NO. 67 JeanCaron*,Lelia Humberto Craig

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M. James

Anna Jian Deng*, Jian Deng*, Eduardo C. Eduardo C. Sara Perl Egendorf*, Sara Perl

Sebastian Thomas Dietrich* and Sebastian Thomas Dietrich* Brad Pinno*, Mark Howell, M. Derek Brad Pinno*, Mark Howell,

Thorsten Knappenberger Jeffrey Hogberg*, M. Derek Mackenzie

Lead Distribution Is Correlated with Area. Urbanization in the Chicagoland Scharenbroch Jordan* and Bryant Wednesday Soil?” - Characterizing and “What’s in Your of Soil Quality in Mapping Spatial Patterns Neighborhood. Chicago’s Lincoln Park Andersen and Margaret A. Montgomery*, Rose Workman Break Derek Mackenzie*, Sylvie A. Quideau and Jillian Derek Mackenzie*, Sylvie Megan Martin Adjourn. Introductory Remarks Assess Analyzing Carbon Stocks and Fluxes to Urban Soil’s Functions at the Multiple Scales. Elvira Dovletyarova, Vasenev*, Viacheslav and Inna Vaseneva Plyushchikov Vadim Arsenic Mobilization Lead Stabilization and Amendments: Alternative By Phosphate and Implications on Urban Soil Remediation, Agriculture and Public Health. Urban Maha Deeb, Zhongqi Cheng, Sara Perl Paltseva*, Egendorf and Zulema Blanco Garcia Anthropocene: Strategies for the Adaptive Agroecosystems. Suburban Lawns into Christopher Burney* City Clean Soil Bank Pilot The New York Study: Manufacturing Topsoil from Terrestrial Sediments and Compost. Anna Paltseva Zhongqi Cheng and Imbalanced Variation of Soil C, N, P Pool of Soil Variation Imbalanced Vegetation Restoration Artificial Following Region of China. in Loess Hilly Yang Xinhui Han and Gaihe Chengjie Ren, Quality Soil Improve Replacement Soil Surface Pumilio Forest Reclamation for Nothofagus Southern Patagonia. in Chilean and Juan Ovalle Valenzuela, Arellano*, Patricio A. James Burger Break Profiles of Reclaimed Similarity in Nutrient Alberta Soils in the and Natural Benchmark Oil Sands. Das Gupta Mackenzie and Sanatan Growth of Improves Amendment of Biochar Soils Cover Aspen on Oil Sands Reclamation and Availability Due to Changes in Nutrient SOM Stability. Michael Derek MacKenzie Foliar Nutrient Concentrations Evaluating As an Indicator of Belowground Function in Sands Oil Athabasca Reclaimed Soils of the Region. and Brad Pinno Community and Microbial Comparing Plant Land Reclamation and Between Recovery Athabasca Oil Sands Region. in the Wildfire student competition) Moderator: SSSA Division: Urban and Anthropogenic Soils Division: Urban and SSSA 10:35 AM 10:50 AM 11:05 AM 12:20 PM 9:30 AM 9:35 AM 9:50 AM 10:05 AM 10:20 AM 10:35 AM 10:50 AM 11:05 AM 11:20 AM 11:35 AM 11:50 AM 12:05 PM

Urban and Anthropogenic Soils Oral (includes Anthropogenic Urban and 69-5 69-6 AM–12:20 PM SESSION NO. 69—9:30 PCC, Room 126C, First Level 69-1 69-2 69-3 69-4 68-5 68-6 68-7 68-8 68-9 68-10

Michael Daran

Cody C. Reed, Sherman Daniel G. Neary* Diane Gelburd, Aaron Diane Gelburd, Scott M. Holub*, Nathan A Scott M. Holub*, Nathan Laura Adams*, Francisco J. Laura Samuel I Haruna*, Stephen H. Daniel deB. Richter*

M. Derek Mackenzie, Jay Norton Environmental Quality Fluxes from Unrestored Sierra Nevada Fluxes from Unrestored Sierra Nevada Meadow Ecosystems. Amy Merrill, Mark Drew, Stephen C. Swanson, Hart and Benjamin C Sullivan* Function Recovery. and Soil Compaction Organic Matter Removal Tree Unexpected Results on Subsequent Have Growth Early in a Douglas-fir Rotation in the Oregon Cascades. Adrian C. Gallo A. Hatten and Meehan, Jeff Soil Carbon Stocks and Greenhouse Gas Introductory Remarks Beyond a Rhetoric of Soil and Ecosystem Recovery. in Soil Erosion after Recent Wildfires for Soil USA Forests - Implications Southwest Soil Thermal Properties Influenced Crop Biofuel and Cover By Perennial Management. Nkongolo and Timothy Anderson, Nsalambi V. M. Reinbott Adjourn System in a Semi-Arid Climate. Aaron Stalker, Matt Stockton, Tim M. Rudnick*, and Chuck Burr Shaver Crops and No-Tillage in a Integrating Cover and Yields Dairy Forage Rotation to Improve Reduce Runoff. Arriaga and Michael Bertram Schneekloth* Soil Hydraulic Improve Crop Can Cover Removal?. Stover Properties after Corn L. Jin and Virginia Sindelar*, Humberto Blanco, Richard B. Ferguson Across Slopes Magnitude of Residue Removal Use, and Economic Crop Water on Maize Yield, Production Returns of a Crop and Livestock Deep Soil Carbon after 44 Years of Tillage and 44 Years Deep Soil Carbon after in Southern Illinois Fertilizer Management Restored Prairie Soils. Compared to Forest and and Rachel Louise Cook Maninder K. Walia* Break Tillage and Impacts of Residue Removal Infiltration and Soil Properties. on Water David C. Nielsen and Joel Francisco J. Calderon, NRCS Resource Stewardship Evaluation: A Evaluation: Stewardship NRCS Resource Conservation Achieving for New Framework Resiliency Goals, Landscape Stewardship and Sustainability. Adkins, M. Gross*, Martin Lauster, Christoph A. and Jorge Richard Duesterhaus Mike Brown, Delgado Moderator: SSSA Division: Forest, Range and Wildland Soils Division: Forest, Range and Wildland SSSA 10:05 AM 10:20 AM 9:30 AM 9:35 AM 9:50 AM 11:55 AM 12:10 PM 11:40 AM 11:10 AM 11:25 AM 10:25 AM 10:40 AM 10:55 AM 10:10 AM

Division: Soil Biology and Biochemistry, SSSA Division: Soils and SSSA Division: Soil Biology and Biochemistry, of Soil Functions after Drastic Disturbance Oral of Soil Functions after Drastic Disturbance Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA Division: Wetland Soils, SSSA Soils, SSSA Division: Wetland Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA Foundations of Ecological Restoration: Recovery Recovery Foundations of Ecological Restoration: 114 68-4 68-2 68-3 68-1 SESSION NO. 68—9:30 AM–12:20 PM SESSION NO. 68—9:30 A, First Level PCC, Room 132

67-10 67-9 67-8 67-7 67-6 67-5 SESSION NO. 68 NO. SESSION 67-4

Morning 70-9 70-8 70-7 70-6 70-5 70-4 70-3 70-2 70-1 PCC, Room131 A, FirstLevel SESSION NO.70—9:30 AM–2:30 PM 69-10 69-9 69-8 69-7 Plant Nutrition,SSSA Division:SoilandWater Managementand Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division:SoilFertilityand the SoilEnvironmentOral(includesstudent Fertilizer andWater ManagementEffectson

1:45 PM 1:30 PM 11:35 AM 11:20 AM 11:05 AM 10:50 AM 10:35 AM 10:20 AM 10:05 AM 9:50 AM 9:35 AM 9:30 AM 12:20 PM 12:05 PM 11:50 AM 11:35 AM 11:20 AM SSSA Division:SoilsandEnvironmentalQuality Moderator: Matthew Pedersen and William CollinKreuser Soils ofMississippi,USA. Formation ofClayLamellaeinGolfCourse and Rick Austin Upendra Singh*, Yam Gaihre, JoaquinSanabria Rice-Wheat CroppingSystem. Quantifying NitricOxideEmissions Under J. Eagle*andLydiaP.Olander about EnhancedEfficiencyNFertilizers. Enlisting the“Weatherman” inDecisions Lunch Break Production. and Plant GrowthinSpecialtyCrop Effect of Vermicompost onNitrateLeaching valenti Amitava ChatterjeeandHarleneHatterman- Management andCultivars. and NitrogenLosses As InfluencedByFertilizer Irrigated Potato( Impacts onWater Quality. Cover CropandFertilizerManagement Gunnar BörjessonandThomasKätterer Perspective. Wastes toNutrientRecycling-aSoilScience From Direct Application ofUrbanOrganic Break Kumaragamage* andSrimathieIndraratne Recycled Gypsum Amendment. Manured SoilstoOverlying Floodwater with Reducing PhosphorusReleasefromFlooded, Baird andMichaelMcLaughlin Rodrigo CoquidaSilva*, FienDegryse,Roslyn Release inBatchandSoilDiffusion Assays. Fertilizer inSoilTraysandComparisonwith Phosphorus RunofffromSurface-Applied Sunendra R.Joshi,KristiBearandDebP.Jaisi* an Agricultural-Runoff Dominated Watershed. the UpstreamandDownstreamofaCreekin Different Pathways ofPhosphorusCyclingin Introductory Remarks Adjourn Laura Ogden Hobbie, ChristopherNeill,KristenNelsonand Sharon Hall,JamesB.Heffernan,SarahE. Jeannine Cavender-Bares, MorganGrove, M Groffman,NeilBettez,JenniferL.Morse, Tara L.E.Trammell*,DianeE.Pataki, Peter Residential Lawns Across SixU.S.Cities. Soil NitrogenIsotopeCompositionin Allan R.Bacon Forming inFillMaterial. A NewGroundlevel inFlorida:UrbanSoils Sites inNYC. Monitoring ofSoilChemistryatGreenstreet competition)

Conservation

Amitava Chatterjee Adrian Broz* Adrian HolgerKirchmann*,Yariv Cohen,

Tatiana Morin* Solanum tuberosum)Yield

Heather A Enloe*and David Abel* GlenR.Obear*, UpasanaGhosh*, Wendie Bible, Darshani Alison

71-2 71-1 PCC, Room128B,FirstLevel SESSION NO.71—9:30 AM–3:00 PM 70-11 70-10 71-11 71-10 71-9 71-8 71-7 71-6 71-5 71-4 71-3 Soil FertilityandPlant NutritionOral

9:50 AM 9:35 AM 9:30 AM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 11:45 AM 11:35 AM 11:20 AM 11:05 AM 10:50 AM 10:35 AM 10:20 AM 10:05 AM SSSA Division:SoilFertilityandPlantNutrition Moderator: Curtis M.JollyandSenakponKokoye Huluka*, Gobena A. Huluka,JosephJ.Molnar, Soil andWater Testing LabinHaiti. Challenges andOpportunitiesofEstablishing Cecilia Turin, Victor MaresandRobertoQuiroz Dubeux Jr.,Wendy Perez, DavidRamirez, Grasslands. Case StudyinthePeruvian High-AndeanPuna Impact ofLand-UseChangeonSoilFertility: A Introductory Remarks Adjourn Davies*, Paulo H.Pagliari andJeffrey A.Coulter Influence SoilEnzyme Activity. Time andRateofUrea Application forCorn Christina Siebe*andBlancaGonzález-Méndez Effluent intheMezquital Valley,Mexico. Cropland IrrigatedwithUntreatedSewage Emissions ofGreenhouseGasesfrom Schoenau andDerekPeak Fertilizers intheSeed-Row. Phosphate Applied withorwithoutSulfur Phosphorus SpeciationfromMonoammonium and FrankCoale Soils. Phosphorus inMid-Atlantic CoastalPlain Long-Term Agronomic DrawdownofSoil Schwartz, AlonBen-Gal andUri Yermiyahu Plant Species. Photosynthesis Processesin'Natrophilic' Sodium SubstitutionofPotassiumin afternoon intro Lunch Break Discussion Gearhart Elizabeth A. GuertalandMariaMercedes Ammonium SulfateinSoil. Containing ElementalSulfurwith/without Sulfur OxidationofGranularFertilizers Plain SoilsofVirginia. Other KandSSourceFertilizersintheCoastal Cotton ResponsetoPolyhaliteCompared Timothy DLewisandFrancisJ.Pierce the World. at MajorMaizeMega-Environmentsof Fertilizer inComparisontoMuriateofPotash Evaluation ofPolyhalite As aPotassium Brazil. Compared toOtherSourcesofPotassiumin Potato ResponsetoPolyhaliteBlends Li, GuiqinYuandYuqingFu Sources. Polyhalite andOtherPotassiumFertilizer Bacterial SpotofTomato Affected By Elphinstone Timothy DLewis,JamesWoodhallandJohn Structure. Selected ClubRootand Aspects ofSoil The InfluenceofPolyhaliteCalciumon NicoleM.Fiorellino*,RobertJ.Kratochvil SimoneDaCostaMello* Deli Chen,TiequanZhang XiaohuiFan*,ShouanZhang,Yuncong

RobertMeakin*,Paul Hallett, KiranPavuluri*, RobertMeakin,

JoseLRolando*,CarlosBatista

RanErel*, Arnon Dag, Amnon

William HunterFrame* SESSION NO. 71 SenHChien*, GourangoKar*,Jeff Benjamin Gobena

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Thang ). Jorge Patricio Jorge Patricio Adam L. Glycine soja Sherry Flint- Stephen Kresovich*, Anastasia E Vaccaro*, E Vaccaro*, Anastasia

Jared A. Spackman*, Fabián Jared Mark A. Brick*, Dimas Mark Jordon Wade* and William R. and William Jordon Wade* Ming Li Wang*, Brandon Tonnis, Brandon Ming Li Wang*, Velu Govindan* Velu

Genetic Diversity for Biofortification Breeding Genetic Diversity in Wheat. in Onions Metabolite and Mineral Diversity Due to Genotype and Environment and Potential for Cancer Prevention. Heuberger*, Jacqueline M Chaparro, Michael Bartolo, Henry Thompson and Shawna B Matthews Genetic Control of Kernel Composition in Germplasm. Maize-Teosinte Karn Avinash Garcia* and and Nutritional Exploring Genetic Diversity Peanut and Wild Potential in Cultivated Germplasm for Molecular and Biofortification Breeding. Chen, Shyam David Pinnow, Charles Yiwu A Grusak and Jianming Yu, Michael Tallury, Gary A. Pederson A Low Phytate and Gpc-B1 Traits in Wheat: Winner Combo?. Biofortification A. Graybosch, P. Stephen Robert Venegas*, and Mary Stephen Baenziger, Brian M. Waters Guttieri Break Ionomics of Micronutrients in Staple Crops. Baxter* Ivan Characterization and Genome-Wide Association Mapping of Seed Composition Agronomic Traits Using a Mini-Core and Soybean ( Collection of a Wild Large, Xiaofan Niu, Earl Taliercio, La*, Edward Thomas E. Carter Jr., Randall Nelson, Randall Grover Nguyen, Nelson, Qijian Song, Henry T. Andrew Scaboo Shannon and in Dietary Fiber Content of Four Variation Major Pulse Crops. Chen, Henry Thompson, Yiran Echeverria, and Rebecca J McGee George J. Vandemark Accessing Gene Bank to Farmers’ Field: The Role of Iron in the Mediation of Nitrogen Iron in the Mediation The Role of Mineralization. Horwath Split Effects of Nitrogen Yield Growth and in indicum) (Sesamum Sesame on Applications Setting. a Rainfed Field Romain Tubbs, Scott M Porter, R. Wesley Rowland Gloaguen and Diane L. for Corn Availability In-Season Nitrogen Time, and Rate of As Influenced By Source, Fertilizer Nitrogen. A. Jeffrey Dias Paiao, G. Fernández, Gabriel Kaiser Coulter and Daniel E. Adjourn Introductory Remarks and Potential Opportunity of The Paradox Abundance. and Diversity Brenton and Zachary W. Richard E. Boyles Enhanced Plants Oral Enhanced Plants 12:10 PM 10:10 AM 10:30 AM 10:50 AM 11:10 AM 11:20 AM 11:40 AM 11:50 AM 12:00 PM 2:35 PM 2:50 PM 3:05 PM 3:20 PM 9:45 AM 9:50 AM

Biomedical, Health-Beneficial and Nutritionally and Nutritionally Biomedical, Health-Beneficial 73-9 73-2 73-3 73-4 73-5 73-6 73-7 73-8 72-13 72-14 72-15 AM–12:30 PM SESSION NO. 73—9:45 Level PCC, Room 123, First Plants Enhanced Nutritionally and Health-Beneficial Biomedical, C09 73-1 John Richard Carolyn Gwendolyn Gwendolyn Sampson Agyin- Sampson

Louis M. McDonald and Louis M. McDonald and

Meghnath Pokharel* Job Fugice* Jr., Celia

Lauren L. Barber*, Mark Justin Brackenrich* Kacey Cannon*

Michael Nattrass* and Jac J. Varco Michael Nattrass* and Jac J.

Andrew Scholtz*

Cristie Edwards, Austin Pearce Austin Cristie Edwards, and Trent Irby Effects of Fertilizer Nitrogen Stabilizers on and Nitrogen Use Corn (Zea mays) Grain Yield Efficiency. Break Lunch Break afternoon introduction Optimum Preplant Nitrogen Rates for Sorghum (Sorghum bicolor). R. Raun and William Ethan Driver Wehmeyer*, Biomass Aboveground and Rice Yield Additions. Response to Nitrogen Bobby R. Golden, Jason Bond, Jeff Gore Turner*, Effect of Diverse Compost Products on Soil Compost Products Effect of Diverse Quality and Potato Productivity. Bernie Zebarth, David L. Burton and Wilson*, Claudia Goyer Optimizing Feeding Strategies to Minimize Phosphorus Losses from Roofed Winter Areas. Feeding Smallholder Farmers. Agyin- Upendra Singh, Sampson Sylvester, Bible Birikorang and Wendie Break Optimization Using Nitrogen Soybean Yield Applications. Application on Reducing The Role of LIME Straighthead of RICE. Yield. Comparing Extraction Methods for Soil Test to Soybean [Glycine Potassium (STK) Relative max (L.) Merr] Yield. Shankle, Michael S. Cox and Trevor F. W. Garrett Kits for Comparison of Portable Soil Test Introductory Remarks Recalibration and Soil Potassium Test Sampling Time for Corn in North Dakota. Franzen S. Breker* and David W. Application Variable Rate Potassium Effects of at Three Landscape Positions on Soybean without Crop Residue. Lili Lei* afternoon discussion Adjourn Evaluation of Agronomic Effectiveness of Effectiveness Agronomic of Evaluation Rock. Phosphate Activated Fugice Jr., Upendra Singh, Job Birikorang*, Sanabria and Vaughn Bible, Joaquin Wendie Henry Effects on and Temperature Soil Moisture with or from Soil Nitrogen Mineralization S4/S8 M.S. Oral Competition S4/S8 M.S. Oral Management and Soil and Plant Analysis Management and Soil and Plant Agrium U.S. Inc. and PotashCorp. Agrium U.S. Inc. Moderator: SSSA Division: Soil Fertility and Plant Nutrition SSSA 2:05 PM 2:20 PM 12:05 PM 1:30 PM 1:35 PM 1:50 PM 11:35 AM 11:50 AM 10:50 AM 11:05 AM 11:20 AM 10:20 AM 10:35 AM 9:30 AM 9:50 AM 10:05 AM 2:50 PM 3:00 PM 2:20 PM 2:35 PM

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72-9 72-7 72-8 72-6 72-5 72-3 72-4 72-2 PCC, Room 129 B, First Level PCC, Room 129 B, AM–3:20 PM SESSION NO. 72—9:30 71-13 SESSION NO. 72 NO. SESSION 71-12

Morning 77-3 77-2 77-1 PCC, Room231 A, SecondLevel AM–11:5577—10:05 NO. AM SESSION 76-4 76-3 76-2 76-1 PCC, Room225B,SecondLevel SESSION NO.76—10:00 AM–12:00 PM PCC, Room228 A, SecondLevel SESSION NO.75—10:00 AM–12:00 PM PCC, Room229B,SecondLevel SESSION NO.74—10:00 AM–12:00 PM 73-10 Students of Agronomy, SoilsandEnvironmentalSciences(SASES) Students of Agronomy, SoilsandEnvironmentalSciences(SASES) Symposium--Utilization ofOmics Approaches Section orDivisionCosponsor:C01CropBreedingandGenetics Soil ManagementImpactsonProperties SSSA Division:SoilandWater ManagementandConservation and SoilCNDynamicsOralI(includes Grad SchoolWorkshopforUndergrads

CCA Career Accelerator RoundTable 10:40 AM 10:25 AM 10:10 AM 10:05 AM 12:00 PM 11:45 AM 11:20 AM 10:55 AM 10:30 AM 10:05 AM 10:00 AM 12:30 PM 12:20 PM to Improve StressTolerance C02 CropPhysiologyandMetabolism Moderator: student competition) Pinson*, D.JoHeuscheleand Aaron P.Smith High in Arsenic Concentration. Rice Varieties ThatProduceGrainsLowVersus Metabolic DifferencesFoundinSeedlingsof Klopfenstein Jim MacDonald,Rhae A. DrijberandTerry J. Rakkar*, HumbertoBlanco,Mary Drewnoski, on SoilPropertiesafter16Years. Impacts ofCattleGrazingCorn Residues Harrison Nitrogen. Treatments onSubsurfaceSoilCarbonand Effects ofNitrogenFertilizationandThinning Diana Zapata*,Nithya RajanandFrankM.Hons Fertilizer ManagementonSoilCO Effect ofLong-Term TillageandNitrogen Introductory Remarks Adjourn Discussion traits underdroughtstress. Systems level analysisofriceproductivity Priyamvada Voothuluru* Root GrowthRegulationUnderWater Stress. Proteomics toUnderstandMaizePrimary Growth KinematicswithPlasma Membrane Something Old,New:Combining Plant Abiotic StressTolerance. Utilization ofMetabolomicsforImproving Responses inSwitchgrass. Genomics intheField:Tests ofDrought Promises andChallengesofEco-Physiological Introductory Remarks Adjourn

ColeD.Gross*,JasonJamesandRob

Maysoon Mikha

JohnTLovell* Andy Pereira* Andy BingruHuang* ShannonR.M. ManbirKaur 2 Emissions.

PCC, Room127 A, FirstLevel AM AM–10:45 78—10:15 NO. SESSION 77-7 77-6 77-5 77-4 PCC, Room126B,FirstLevel AM–11:0080—10:30 NO. AM SESSION 79-4 79-3 79-2 79-1 PCC, Room232C,SecondLevel AM–11:3079—10:25 NO. AM SESSION ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting--Adaptive Symposium--Pedology &Earth’sCriticalZone ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting--Social Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division:Wetland Soils

11:55 AM 11:40 AM 11:25 AM 11:10 AM 10:55 AM 11:30 AM 11:15 AM 11:00 AM 10:45 AM 10:30 AM 10:25 AM ASA Section: Agronomic ProductionSystems Media inEducation/Extension ASA Section:EducationandExtension Nutrient Management Adjourn Sanjai J.Parikh Managements. Additions toanOxisolUnderVaried Shifts inSoilCCyclingFollowingLime Castellano Olk, Ann E.Russell,JohanSixandMichaelJ Liebman, Antonio P.Mallarino,DanielC. Poffenbarger*, Cynthia A.Cambardella,Matt C StorageinSurfaceandSubsoils. Cropping SystemEffectsonSoilOrganic Schroeder and Angela K.Bedard-Haughn Shahariar*, RajuSoolanayakanahally, William Soil OrganicMatterQualities. Effects ofShortRotation Willow onRiparian Islam andEmmanuel Amoakwah* Deciduous ForestConversion. Different Land-Use Systems Following Primary Soil OrganicMatterQualityandStorageUnder Adjourn Afshar andChengciChen Hua, ZhongLiu,FengHuang,RezaKeshavarz of MaizeRootinChina. Biomass EstimationandSpatialDistribution Toby O’Geen Zhiyuan Tian*,Peter Hartsoughand Anthony Across theSouthernSierraNevada, California. Carbon StocksinSoilandDeepRegolith Gonzalez Allan Bacon*,Willie G.HarrisandYaslin Nicole Southeastern UnitedStatesCoastalPlain. Influence onCriticalZoneProcessesofthe Regional Variation inParent MaterialandIts Noller Function. Hillslopes, Streams,andtheSoilProduction Introductory Remarks Moderator: SSSA Division:Pedology

Vance Almquist* andJayStratton Daniel Richter Andrew JohnMargenot*and

LeiLiu*,Liu,Shan SESSION NO. 80 KhandakarR. MdShayeb Hanna

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Dave Jensen Dave John Guretzky

Ruth Yanai, Ronald Taskey Ruth Yanai, Publication Exhibit Hall Activities Moderator: FTIR gas analyzers. Moderator: Moderator: Langmuir’s World (video). Langmuir’s and Cristian Schulthess Summerhayes* Adjourn Introductory Remarks Introductory Resilient Cropping Systems. Designing Moore* Kenneth J. Adjourn SSSA Division: Soil Chemistry SSSA ACS530 Early Career Members Behavioral Interviewing Metabolism, C05 Turfgrass Science Turfgrass C05 Metabolism, SASES Advisor Luncheon SASES Langmuir’s World (Video) Langmuir’s Pop in with the Presidents Pop in with the ACS238 Graduate Student Committee Division: Soils and Environmental Quality Moderator: Crops Judging Contest Showcase 12:00 PM 4:30 PM 11:00 AM 11:05 AM 12:00 PM

Technologies - Simultaneous Gasmet Technologies Section or Division Cosponsor: C02 Crop Physiology and Crop Physiology and Cosponsor: C02 Section or Division Plant Nutrition, ASA Section: Education and Extension, SSSA and Extension, SSSA Section: Education ASA Plant Nutrition, Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA Division: Soil Fertility and Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA in soil flux measurements using field portable in soil flux measurements using Interactive Workshop: Writing Manuscripts for Interactive Students of Agronomy, Soils and Environmental Sciences (SASES) Agronomy, Students of Students of Agronomy, Soils and Environmental Sciences (SASES) Soils and Environmental Agronomy, Students of Soils and Environmental Sciences (SASES) Agronomy, Students of and Ammonia and measurement of N2O, CH4, CO2 SESSION NO. 92—1:00 PM–3:00 PM A, Second Level PCC, Room 229 88-1 SESSION NO. 89—12:30 PM–1:30 PM Stage, PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, Demonstration SESSION NO. 90—1:00 PM–2:30 PM PCC, Room 224 B, Second Level SESSION NO. 91—1:00 PM–3:00 PM PCC, Ballroom 120 D, First level 85-1 PM–1:00 PM SESSION NO. 86—12:00 Level PCC, Room 230, Second PM–1:30 PM SESSION NO. 87—12:00 BC Foyer, PCC, Ballroom 120 SESSION NO. 88—12:00 PM–4:30 PM PCC, Room 130, First Level

Laura David L. Holshouser* David L. Holshouser*

Tristan A. Mueller*, Peter M. A. Mueller*, Peter Tristan

Implications Thomas F. Morris*, Nicolas Tremblay, Thomas F. Morris*, Nicolas Laura Thompson, Keith Glewen Laura Thompson, Keith Exhibit Hall Activities Nathan D. Mueller, Aaron Nygren, Wayne Aaron Nygren, Wayne Nathan D. Mueller, Ohnesorg, Jenny Rees, Michael Rethwisch, Steve A. Shapiro, Ron Seymour, Charles Spicka, Strahinja Stepanovic, John Thomas, Todd Amy Timmerman, Brandy VanDeWalle, Whitney, Charles S. Wortmann, Robert Wright and Gary Zoubek Adjourn and Technologies for Establishing and and Technologies Maintaining a Successful and Innovative Extension on-Farm Research Program. Roger Burr, Chuck Glewen, L. Keith Thompson*, Elmore, Richard B. Ferguson, Loren Giesler, W. Hay, Troy Ingram, Brian Krienke, Dean Paul Suat Irmak, Paul Krull, Thomas C. Hoegemeyer, Mieno, Jasa, Gary Lesoing, Joe D. Luck, Taro Rationale for and Benefits of Sharing on-Farm Rationale for and Benefits Data. Ciampitti A. and Ignacio M. Kyveryga Peter Response to Yield of Soybean Variation Small Plot Trials Vs Fungicides: On-Farm Experiments. and Daren S Mueller Kyveryga Data to Decisions: Experiences, Guidelines, Introductory Remarks of a Foliar Fungicide On-Farm Validation Aid in Soybean. Decision and Hillary Mehl for on-Farm Research. Web-App Webfra: Williams Quentin Rund* and Ryan C06 Forage and Grazinglands Management Professionals Dryland Cropping Systems Dryland ASA Section: Education and Extension Section: ASA ASA Section: Agronomic Production Systems Section: ASA ASA Section: Agronomic Production Systems Section: ASA Moderator: 12:00 PM 11:15 AM 11:30 AM 11:45 AM 10:40 AM 10:45 AM 11:00 AM

for Quality Assurance in Crop Science Assurance for Quality Martin and Ruth Massengale Lectureship ASA Community Business Meeting--Nutrient Freezerworks - Sample Management Software Freezerworks - Sample Management Software ASA Community Business Meeting--Semi-Arid ASA Community Business Meeting--Semi-Arid On-Farm Research: I. Data Analysis & Extension Analysis Research: I. Data On-Farm 118 PCC, Room 224 A, Second Level PCC, Room 224 SESSION NO. 85—11:00 AM–12:00 PM SESSION NO. 85—11:00 PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, Demonstration Stage, SESSION NO. 84—11:00 AM–12:00 PM SESSION NO. 84—11:00 PCC, Room 126 B, First Level SESSION NO. 83—11:00 AM–11:30 AM SESSION AM–11:30 NO. 83—11:00 PCC, Room 124 B, First Level SESSION AM NO. 82—10:45 AM–11:45 81-5 81-4 81-3 81-1 81-2

PCC, Room 127 B, First Level PCC, Room SESSION NO. 81 NO. SESSION PM AM–12:00 NO. 81—10:40 SESSION

Morning 94-7 94-6 94-5 94-4 94-3 94-2 94-1 PCC, Room225B,SecondLevel SESSION NO.94—1:10PM–3:45PM 93-4 93-3 93-2 93-1 PCC, Room121 AB, FirstLevel SESSION NO.93—1:00PM–5:00PM C-2/C4 GraduateStudentOralCompetition-II Symposium--Nutrient Managementasrelated Section orDivisionCosponsor:C04SeedPhysiology, Production to CCAspecialtycertficationexamprep

3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 1:15 PM 1:10 PM 5:00 PM 4:15 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:15 PM 1:15 PM 1:00 PM ASA Section: Agronomic ProductionSystems C02 CropPhysiologyandMetabolism Tollenaar andSarathaKumudini J. Camberato,MitchellR.Tuinstra, Matthijs 1967 to2005. and NitrogenStressToleranceTraits from Maize GeneticImprovement inDensity Scott Ebdon Michelle DaCosta,Geunhwa JungandJeffery Rachael Bernstein*,OliviaRoberts-Sano, Freezing ToleranceofPerennial Ryegrass. Changes inGeneExpressionRelationto Break Ruixiu SuiandKirkEJessup Krishna Reddy,JackieCRudd,ShuyuLiu, Xue, Amir M.H.Ibrahim,Nithya Rajan,Srirama Genotypes. the GrowthandPerformance ofWinter Wheat Non-Destructive SamplingforMonitoring Response toIrrigation. Peanut GenotypicRoot Architecture in Sari-Sarraf andBenjaminBryant Nothabo Dube*,GlenLorinRitchie,Hamed for Analyzing GrowthandDevelopment. High-Throughput CottonPhenotypingData 3D ReconstructionandCharacterizationof Zhang andCamilleM.Steber Garland Campbell, Arron H.Carter,ZhiwuS. L. Jernigan,RehanaS.Parveen, Kimberly A. Winter Wheat. Preharvest SproutingTraitsinPNWWhite Genome-Wide Association Mappingof S.V. Rangappa*, KshirodJenaandKrishnaJagadish Tolerance inRice?. Anatomical ModificationIncreaseDrought Exploring RiceandSorghumRoots–CanRoot Introductory Remarks Adjourn management. models andproductsforimprovingfertilizer Review/evaluation ofcommercialofferings Steven E.Petrie* Nitrogen ManagementPlanning inCalifornia. Break Ashford-Kornburger* An NRCSReviewer’s Perspective. Developing NutrientManagementPlans – Miller* analysis onnutrientmanagement. Impact ofsoilsamplingandlaboratory Introductory Remarks

and Technology

SarahOpeyemi Ajayi*, Qingwu KeruChen*,TonyJ.Vyn,James JamesS.Schepers* Shantel A. Martinez*,Kendra RajuBheemanahalli

Brendan A Zurweller* DanaL. RobertO.

95-2 95-1 PCC, Room223,SecondLevel SESSION NO.95—1:25PM–3:15PM 94-9 94-8 96-2 96-1 PCC, Room132C,FirstLevel SESSION NO.96—1:25PM–3:40PM 95-7 95-6 95-5 95-4 95-3 Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division:Pedology, SSSA Symposium--Soils andLandscapesofthe

1:45 PM 1:30 PM 1:25 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:30 PM 1:25 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM Division: Forest,RangeandWildlandSoils Southwestern UnitedStates Turfgrass Management Moderator: SSSA Division:SoilMineralogy Solubility ofIron,ManganeseandMagnesium Kopec Mohkamkar, FatemehRanjbarandDavidM. Pessarakli*, Sayyed HassanTabatabaei, Mahsa Levels ofSalinityStress. (Paspalum vagenitum Swartz) to Alternate Growth ResponsesofSeashorePaspalum Introductory Remarks Adjourn and Soo-HyungKim Hyungmin TonyRho*,SharonLaffertyDoty to IncreaseWater UseEfficiencyofRice Plants. Photosynthesis andWater RelationsLeading Diazotrophic EndophytesImprove and TonyJ.Vyn M. Mueller*,JamesJ.Camberato,JohnShanahan Varying NStressintheCriticalPeriod. Organ-Specific NDynamicsforMaize Plants at United States. Dust andSoilLandscapesinthe Southwestern States. Soil ProcessesintheSouthwestern United Introductory Remarks Adjourn Cavanaugh Andrew Hollman,SamuelBauerandMatthew Fine FescueSod. Establishment ofKentuckyBluegrassSodand Determining OptimumWatering Regimesfor Adam Thoms Karcher, JohnMcCalla,C.Sorochanand Girolamo Mattina,MauroSarno,DouglasE. Athletic Fields. Shade EffectsonOverseeded Bermudagrass Douglas J.Soldat on UrbanTurfgrass. Organic, andSyntheticFertilizer Application Using Yard Waste Compost,CompostTea, Berndt* on aHybridBermudagrassGreen. Dynamic CharacterofEquipmentFluidInjury Drew PinnixandGarryGrabow Consumer LawnTractors. Evaluating CutQualityTesting Methodsfor Kruse andNatashaRestuccia Soils. Sulfates andGlucoheptonatesinTwo Alkaline Moderator: C05 TurfgrassScience TravisW. Shaddox*,J.Bryan Unruh,Jason CraigRasmussen*

Randal Southard LeslieD.McFadden* David Kopec MichaelD.Richardson*, JonM.Trappe*,EricWatkins, NicholasBero*and

Mohammad SESSION NO. 96 GradyL.Miller*, William L. Sarah 119

Afternoon SESSION NO. 97

96-3 2:30 PM Soil-Plant Relations in the Southwestern 99-3 2:05 PM What’s in Store?: Interactive Effects of United States. Janis L. Boettinger* Warming, Nutrient- and Carbon-Limitation 96-4 3:00 PM Soil Mineralogy in the American Southwest. on Decomposition and Greenhouse Gas Curtis Monger* Production in Wetlands. Patrick W. Inglett*, Debjani Sihi, Cassandra A. Medvedeff and 3:30 PM Discussion Kanika S. Inglett 3:40 PM Adjourn 2:20 PM Discussion 2:35 PM Adjourn SESSION NO. 97—1:30 PM–2:05 PM PCC, Room 121 C, First Level SESSION NO. 100—1:30 PM–3:00 PM Poster and 5 Minute Rapid--Crop Ecology, PCC, Room 127 B, First Level Management and Quality Symposium--”Hot” Tools and Technologies C03 Crop Ecology, Management and Quality from Public- and Private-sector Agronomy Moderator: Jochum Wiersma Programs 1:30 PM Introductory Remarks ASA Section: Education and Extension 97-1 1:35 PM Grain Sorghum Fails to Consistently Respond Christopher Boomsma to N-Fertilizer When Grown on a Tunica Clay Moderator: Soil. H. Arnold Bruns* 1:30 PM Introductory Remarks 97-2 1:40 PM Impact of Planting Density on Stalk Sugar and 100-1 1:35 PM The Pioneer Planting Rate Estimator. Paul Other Agronomic Traits Among Contrasting R. Carter*, Gaurav Bhalla, Ryan Schon, Mark Corn Hybrids. Bao-Luo Ma*, Zhiming Zheng, Hinds, Bill Curran, Mark Jeschke, Richard Lana Reid and Malcolm Morrison Azinger and Brooks Coetzee 97-3 1:45 PM Seeding Rate for Twin Row Peanut Cultivars - 100-2 1:40 PM Smartfield™ FIT System for High Throughput Are Farmers Planting Too Many Seed?. R. Scott Phenotyping and Crop Production Tubbs*, John Beasley and Robert Kemerait Management. Mario A Carrillo* 97-4 1:50 PM Selected Nutritional Qualities of Field Pea 100-3 1:45 PM Expected Products from the Monsanto (Pisum sativum L.) As Affected By Genotypes Company. Brian L. Olson*, Andrew W. Knepp and Environments. Yesuf Assen Mohammed* and Lisa Granadino and Chengci Chen 100-4 1:50 PM Hydrobio: Using Satellite Imagery and 1:55 PM Panel Discussion Analytics to Change How Farmers Are Using 2:05 PM Adjourn Water. Jessica Korinek* and Barrett Mooney 100-5 1:55 PM The NYU-Monsanto Maize Stalk Lodging Daniel J. Robertson*, Margaret Julias SESSION NO. 98—1:30 PM–2:30 PM Project. and Douglas Cook PCC, Room 123, First Level 2:00 PM Discussion Calvin Sperling Memorial Biodiversity 2:55 PM Concluding Remarks Lectureship 3:00 PM Adjourn C08 Plant Genetic Resources A SESSION NO. 101—1:30 PM–3:05 PM fternoon Moderator: David Stelly PCC, Room 131 B, First Level 1:30 PM Introductory Remarks 98-1 1:35 PM It’s Just Grass, Isn’t It?. Michael Casler* Environmental Fate, Transport, and Monitoring 2:30 PM Adjourn of Pesticides (includes student competition) SSSA Division: Soils and Environmental Quality SESSION NO. 99—1:30 PM–2:35 PM Moderator: Sharon Papiernik, Michael Barrett PCC, Room 226 B, Second Level 1:30 PM Introductory Remarks COP21 and Wetland Soils As Greenhouse Gas 101-1 1:35 PM The Impact of Soil Characteristics and Land Use on Sorption of Ionic and Non-Ionic Sources and Sinks Oral Herbicides. Ling Ou*, Travis W Gannon and SSSA Division: Wetland Soils Matthew Polizzotto Moderator: Patrick Inglett 101-2 1:50 PM Pesticide Environmental Fate Behavior in 1:30 PM Introductory Remarks the Total Profile and Data Limitations - Implications for Groundwater Exposure 1:35 PM 99-1 Rice Cultivation to Mitigate Greenhouse Gas Predictions. Michael Barrett*, Gabe Rothman, Emissions in Degraded Peatlands. Rongzhong Mohammed Ruhman and Eric J Weber Ye* and William R. Horwath 101-3 2:05 PM Fate of Arsenic after Msma Herbicide 1:50 PM 99-2 Coupled Simulation of CO2, CH4, and N2O Treatment to Sod Farms in North Carolina. Fluxes from a Forested Wetland Using Data- Audrey Matteson*, Matthew Polizzotto and Model Fusion Approach. Debjani Sihi*, Eric A Travis W Gannon Davidson, Kathleen Savage, Dong Liang and Liomari Diaz

120 103-6 103-5 103-4 103-3 103-2 103-1 PCC, Room221C,SecondLevel SESSION NO.103—1:30PM–3:20PM 102-4 102-3 102-2 102-1 PCC, Room226 A, SecondLevel SESSION NO.102—1:30PM–3:10PM 101-5 101-4 Performance inRelationtoSeedQuality Symposium--Seed ProductionandField

2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 3:10 PM 2:55 PM 2:35 PM 2:15 PM 1:55 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM C04 SeedPhysiology, Productionand Technology Turfgrass Management: Weeds Moderator: Investigation. Delivery SystemsinPlants: InVitro Cellular Responsive Nanoparticles As SmartNano- Efficiency ofBiodegradableandpH- Leitner andMohammed Pessarakli David M.Kopec*, JeffJ.Gilbert,Nicolas T. Applications ofEthofumosateHerbicide. PGR Products,withorwithoutPrevious Fairway Turf after Applications ofFive Annual BluegrassControlinOverseeded and MatthewDJeffries Maxwell*, Travis WGannon,RichardJ.Cooper Residues from Athletic FieldTurf. Effect ofSurfactantonDislodgeable2,4-D William HeadandPatrick E.McCullough Bermudagrass. Attempted SafeningofTopramezoneon Scott McElroyandMarkCzarnota Georgia. ALS-Resistant SpottedSpurgeConfirmedin McCullough andMarkCzarnota Confirmed inGeorgia. Pronamide Resistant Annual Bluegrass and GregoryKBreeden James TBrosnan*,JavierJVargas, EricHReasor Herbicide Resistancein Annual Bluegrass. A RapidDiagnostic Assay forDetecting Introductory Remarks Adjourn Discussion Seed Quality. Maturation ofMeadowfoaminRelationto Contents duringSeedDevelopment and Change ofFatty AcidandGlucosinolate Baalbaki* Production FactorsthroughSeedTesting?. Can PoorSeedQualitybeRelatedtoSpecific G. Chastain* Grass andForageLegumeSeedCrops. Effects onSeedProductionandQualityin Trinexapac-Ethyl andProhexadione-Calcium A. SusanaGoggi* Traits andtheSeedProductionEnvironment. Seed Quality:InteractionsBetween Genetic Introductory Remarks Adjourn Discussion Fumigants. Simulating Field-ScaleVolatilizationofSoil Xianjun Jiang R Hill,BrentSSumerlin,RandallPNiedzand C05 TurfgrassScience

Patrick E.McCullough*,JialinYu,J.

Scott Yates* andDaniel Ashworth James Breuninger SabryG.Elias* XiaopingXin*,ZhenliHe,Megan Adam Boyd*,J.ScottMcElroy,

JialinYu*,Patrick E. Patrick Thomas

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104-4 104-3 104-2 104-1 PCC, Room126C,FirstLevel SESSION NO.104—1:30PM–3:20PM 103-7 PCC, Room232B,SecondLevel SESSION NO.106—1:30PM–3:30PM 105-5 105-4 105-3 105-2 105-1 PCC, Room127C,FirstLevel SESSION NO.105—1:30PM–3:25PM Symposium--Optimizing EcosystemServicesof and Conservation,SSSA Division:Soilsand EnvironmentalQuality Management andConservation, ASA Section:LandManagement Urban Soils:OurCurrentStateoftheScience Symposium--Environmental Quality: A One Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division: SoilandWater Symposium--the Grand Challenge–Water: Food, EnergyandEnvironmental Security Moderator:

3:15 PM 2:50 PM 2:25 PM 2:00 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 3:25 PM 3:15 PM 2:55 PM 2:35 PM 2:15 PM 1:55 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 3:20 PM SSSA Division:Urbanand Anthropogenic Soils ASA Section:EnvironmentalQuality Moderator: Concluding Remarks Urban Soils. Optimizing theHydrologicPropertiesof Development. Management duringandafterLand Optimizing EcosystemServicesBySoil Scharenbroch* for TreesandOtherEcosystemServices. Research Towards anEngineeredUrbanSoil McIvor andElizabethHodges and Urban Agriculture. Sowing SeedsintheCity:EcosystemServices Introductory Remarks Adjourn Travis WGannon Hybrid Bermudagrass. Practices toMitigateIndaziflam-Injured Adjourn Questions and Answers Topp* Environmental QualityandHumanHealth. Linking Agricultural Management, and Health. Efficiency attheNexusofEnergy,Food, Water Growth Promoters:RuminantNitrogen Phytochemical Alternatives to Antibiotic Disturbances. Microbial Responsesto Anthropogenic Of Humans,Soil,andMicrobes–Soil Perspectives. Soils andHealth–HistoricalModern One HealthFramework. Integrating Agricultural Perspectives intoa Introductory Remarks Adjourn Kimberly Cook,LisaDurso,Patrick Carr Moderator: Health Perspective Special Sessions

Bryant Scharenbroch MichaelFythe* MaryGLusk*andGurpalSToor ThomasDeSutter* Mary Ann V. Bruns* SusanD.Day* Jeffrey Strock

MatthewDJeffries*and SESSION NO. 106 SallyBrown*,Kristen

LisaM.Durso* Bryant 121 Ed

Afternoon SESSION NO. 107

1:30 PM Introductory Remarks 108-710 Soybean Response to Polyhalite As a K and S Source 106-1 1:35 PM Water Availability and Management for Food in Northern São Paulo State, Brazil. Jose E. Cora* and Security. Jerry L. Hatfield* Francis J. Pierce 106-2 2:05 PM Water and Energy Security: Can We Satisfy the 108-711 Tomato Response to Polyhalite Fertilizer on Sandy Need for Both?. Allan R. Hoffman* Loam Soils in the Mid-Atlantic Region. Mark S. Reiter* and Kiran Pavuluri 106-3 2:35 PM Multi-Sector Landscape Conservation: Meeting Large-Scale Challenges for Water Quality, Agriculture and Wildlife from Midwest SESSION NO. 109—1:30 PM–3:35 PM Grasslands to Gulf Coast Shrimp. Gwen M PCC, Room 122 A, First Level White* 3:05 PM Discussion Biometry & Statistical Computing Oral 3:25 PM Concluding Remarks ASA Section: Biometry and Statistical Computing 3:30 PM Adjourn 1:30 PM Introductory Remarks 109-1 1:35 PM Making Sense of the Mixed Model Analyses SESSION NO. 107—1:30 PM–3:30 PM Available in R. Peter Claussen* PCC, Room 221 B, Second Level 109-2 1:50 PM Comparing 3-D Interpolation Techniques to Generate Field-Scale Clay Content and Bulk Symposium--Feed the Future - Impacts, Density Maps Using Proximal Soil Sensing Data. David J. Brown*, Matteo Poggio, Caley Successes and Challenges Gasch, Erin Brooks and Raphael Viscarra Rossel ASA Section: Global Agronomy 109-3 2:05 PM Use of Soil and Remote Sensing Variables Moderator: Darin Lickfeldt to Explain Spatial Differences in Corn Yield. Javier Reyes* and Ole Wendroth 1:30 PM Introductory Remarks 109-4 2:20 PM Optimal Treatment Dispersions in Rectangular 107-1 1:30 PM Achieving the Sustainable Development Areas. Peter Claussen* Goals: A Food Secure 2030. Robert Bertram* 109-5 2:35 PM Statistical Modeling of Agroecosystem Services 107-2 2:00 PM Are We There Yet? Sustainable Intensification Under Climate Change. Abdullah A. Jaradat* Indicators Role in Feeding the Future. Sieglinde and Jon Starr S. Snapp*, Philip Grabowski, Cheryl A. Palm, Mark Musumba, Regis Chikowo and Mateete 2:50 PM Introductory for 5 minute rapid session Bekunda 109-6 2:55 PM A Multivariate Assessment of Management 107-3 2:25 PM Feed the Future: Has Anything Changed Practices and Soil Quality in Illinois. Stacy M in USAID’s Support to Haiti’s Agricultural Zuber*, Gevan D. Behnke, Emerson D. Nafziger Development?. Dennis A. Shannon*, Joseph J. and Maria B. Villamil Molnar and Curtis M. Jolly 109-7 3:00 PM R Suite for the Design and Analysis of 107-4 2:50 PM Harnessing Partnerships for Sustainable Agronomic Field Trials. Tyler Tiede* and Kevin Intensification Research: Experience from the Smith USAID-Supported Africa RISING Program. 109-8 3:05 PM Measuring Soil Quality Changes in Long-Term Mateete Bekunda*, Asamoah Larbi, Irmgard Corn and Soybean Rotations. Mollie J. Hoss*, Hoeschle-Zeledon and Peter Thorne Gevan D. Behnke, Emerson D. Nafziger and

A 3:15 PM Discussion Maria B. Villamil 109-9 3:10 PM Web-Based Statistical Tools and Data fternoon 3:30 PM Adjourn Visualization for the IPNI North American Soil Test Summary. Quentin Rund*, Ryan Williams, SESSION NO. 108—1:30 PM–3:30 PM Elle Williams and T. Scott Murrell PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 3:15 PM Discussion Polyhalite Use in Crop Product 3:35 PM Adjourn SSSA Division: Nutrient Management and Soil and Plant Analysis Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA Division: Soil Fertility and SESSION NO. 110—1:30 PM–3:50 PM Plant Nutrition PCC, Room 232 A, Second Level 108-705 Potential of Polyhalite As a Multi-Nutrient Fertilizer Source for Sugarcane Production. John Jifon* and Francis Symposium--Extreme Temperature and Drought J. Pierce Effects on ET and Crop Water Stress: Data, 108-706 Effect of Polyhalite As a Source of Potassium and Sulfur Concepts, and Modeling on Crop Yields and Nutrient Uptake. Jasper M Teboh*, ASA Section: Climatology and Modeling Szilvia Zilahi-Sebess and Francis J. Pierce George Paul, Saseendran Anapalli, Laj Ahuja 108-707 Evaluation of Polyhalite As a Source of Potassium and Moderator: Sulfur for a Corn-Soybean Rotation in Minnesota. 1:30 PM Introductory Remarks Apurba K Sutradhar*, Daniel E. Kaiser and Carl J. Rosen 110-1 1:35 PM Exploring the Impact of Climate Variability 108-708 Changes in Soil Chemical Properties Following Estimates on Crop Models Predictions in Application of Polyhalite to Potato. Carl J. Rosen*, James CC Impact Assessment Studies. Marcello E. Crants and Matthew McNearney Donatelli*, Fabrizio Ginaldi, Gianni Fila, Davide 108-709 Tea Yield, Yield Components and Quality Response to Fumagalli and Antonio Zucchini Polyhalite As a Potash Source at the Tea. Robert Meakin* 110-2 1:55 PM Impacts of Extreme Temperatures and and Tang Li Drought on Yield of Food Crops: Data and Opportunities for Modeling. P.V. Vara Prasad*

122 111-6 111-5 111-4 111-3 111-2 111-1 PCC, Room231C,SecondLevel SESSION NO.111—1:30 PM–3:55PM 110-8 110-7 110-6 110-5 110-4 110-3 Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division:SoilPhysicsand Conservation Laband Advances inRapid Measurements: LegacyoftheUSWater Symposium--Evolution ofBiophysical

3:10 PM 2:55 PM 2:40 PM 2:25 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:15 PM ASA Section:ClimatologyandModeling Moderator: Mar RubioWilhelmi, KevinCoe,BoshengLiand sade*, PrasenjitSaha, Ahmad Arzani, Maríadel Plasticity andWater UseofSetariaviridis. Effects of AbioticStressonPhysiological Mark Blonquist* Jr.andBruceBugbee Application inField-BasedPhenotyping. Infrared Temperature Measurements: Phenotyping. Agriculture andHigh-Throughput Active OpticalSensingforProduction Community BusinessMeeting Mannale and Achim Walter Christoph Grieder,FrankLiebisch,Michael Norbert Kirchgessner*,MichaelFriedli, Terrestrial LaserScanninginPhenotyping. Question and Answers French* andBruce A. Kimball on RemoteSensingofWater Fluxes. Impact ofUSWater Conservation LabResearch Andrew NFrench Kimball*, RayDJackson,RobertJReginatoand Enhancement (T-FACE) Technologies. (FACE) andTemperature-Free-Air Controlled Manipulations Via Free-AirCO2Enrichment Laboratory (USWCL): II.Microclimatic Legacy oftheUSWater Conservation and SherwoodBIdso Back inTime. Remote MeasurementofPlant Stress: A Look Introductory Remarks Adjourn David MckenzieandGaryBishop Lordwin Jeyakumar*, LakshmanGalagedara, Outflow UnderCoolClimateConditions. Modeling Agricultural TileDrainageWater and Narayanan Kannan System’s Thinking. and DroughtEffectstoCrop Water StressUsing Connecting ExposuretoExtremeTemperature Monday Mbila Xiao*, Xianyan Kuang,DedrickD.Davisand Index Basedon Alabama Mesonet. Developing aSite-SpecificSoil Water Deficit Henning Kage Erbs, Arne MRatjen,Hans-JoachimWeigel and Adam Luig*,RemyManderscheid,Martin Stress Events: MeasurementsandSimulation. By CO Yield FormationofWinter WheatInfluenced Southern GreatPlains. and EnergyBalanceofaGrasslandinthe Extreme DroughtEffectsonEvapotranspiration Eduardo Blumwald Phenotyping 2 Concentration,Warming andHeat

Hydrology Andrew French Kyle H.Holland* RayDJackson,RobertJReginato* Aavudai Anandhi Anandhi*

Nithya Rajan*

Xinhua Andrew Bruce A. James

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112-4 112-3 112-2 112-1 PCC, Room228 A, SecondLevel SESSION NO.112—1:30 PM–4:00PM 111-7 112-12 112-11 112-10 112-9 112-8 112-7 112-6 112-5 Semiarid Dryland CroppingSystemsOral

2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 3:40 PM 3:25 PM 4:00 PM 3:55 PM 3:50 PM 3:45 PM 3:40 PM 3:35 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM ASA Section: Agronomic ProductionSystems Winter Pea IsaPromisingCropfor Abdelfettah Berrada* Cropping SystemsintheColoradoPlateau. Assessment ofCover CropsinDryland Susan Tallman andCathyZabinski A. Jones*,Perry RMiller,MeganHousman, Soil QualityandtheSubsequentCrop?. Cover CropDiversity: HowImportantIsItfor Dragseth andChristopher Augustin Staricka, JeraldW. Bergman,EmmaLink,Kyle Link*, GautamPrasadPradhan,James A. Reclamation inWestern NorthDakota. Effects ofCroppingSequenceonPipeline Introductory Remarks Adjourn Badaruddin andJaraiMon Wang, KevinF.Bronson,Mohammad Biophysical Traits. Reflectance FeaturesforEstimatingCrop Identifying ImportantCanopyHyperspectral Adjourn Panel Discussion Thapa* andCurtis Adams Use inEarly-MaturingCotton. Irrigation ManagementonYield and Water Effects of Temporally Variable Deficit Ignacio A. CiampittiandDonghai Wang Obeng*, Augustine KObour,NathanO.Nelson, in Wheat-CamelinaCroppingSystem. Soil Water Content,CO2Flux,andCropYields Rosenzweig* andMeaganE.Schipanski and Annualized GrainYield. System IntensificationEffectsonSoilCarbon On-Farm Assessment ofDryland Cropping and Ignacio A. Ciampitti Schlegel, LoydR.Stone,CurtisThompson Wheat andSorghum. Effect ofTillageon Yield and Water Useof Analysis andMeta-AnalysisofLong-Term Holman Plains. Crop ProductionsSystemsintheCentralGreat Cover CropManagementOptionsforDryland P. Lafond How Wide CanWe Go?. Row SpacingandNitrogenRateinWheat, Reedy andGaryMarek Ordie R.Jones,BridgetScanlon,RobertC 2013. Relation toTillageEffectsonHydrology:1983- Sustainable SemiaridDryland Productionin Break McPhee sativum L.). Evaluation ofWinter HardinessinPea (Pisum Howard R.Nelson William Schillinger*,KurtD.Braunwart and Washington’s Winter Wheat-FallowRegion. R.LouisBaumhardt*,RobertC.Schwartz,

Augustine KObour*andJohnathonD.

CourtneyHoldt*andKevinE.

KellyRThorp*,Guangyao Yared J. Assefa*, Alan

SESSION NO. 112 William May*andGuy Steven T. SantanuBikram Eric Austin Clain 123

Afternoon SESSION NO. 113

SESSION NO. 113—1:30 PM–4:00 PM 114-2 1:55 PM What Makes a Good Expert Witness, an PCC, Room 225 A, Second Level Attorneys Perspective. Rustin Kimmell* 114-3 2:15 PM Experiences and Lessons As an Expert Witness Forage and Grazinglands Oral I - University. Harold D. Watters* C06 Forage and Grazinglands 114-4 2:35 PM Expert Consultant Versus Expert Witness. Moderator: Vanessa Corriher-Olsen Pierre A. Bordenave* 2:55 PM Break 1:30 PM Introductory Remarks 3:10 PM Panel Discussion 113-1 1:35 PM Cool-Season Annual Forages and Mixtures to 4:00 PM Adjourn Extend the Grazing Season into the Fall. Luis Villalobos* and Joe E. Brummer 113-2 1:50 PM Evaluation of Yellow Serradella for Southern SESSION NO. 115—1:30 PM–4:15 PM Forage Systems. Gerald R. Smith* and Francis PCC, Room 228 B, Second Level M. Rouquette Jr. 113-3 2:05 PM Interseeding Spring and Winter Small Grains Sustainable Intensification Research: Assessing for Enhanced Forage Production in Cool- Multiple Biophysical and Socioeconomic Season Forage Systems. Clark B. Neely* and Outcomes Daniel L. Hathcoat ASA Section: Environmental Quality 113-4 2:20 PM Determining Profitable Annual Forage Rotations. Johnathon D. Holman*, Tom Roberts, Moderator: Cameron Pittelkow, Timothy Krupnik Scott Maxwell, Isaya Kisekka and Augustine K 1:30 PM Introductory Remarks Obour 115-1 1:35 PM A Outcomes-Based Approach to Developing 113-5 2:35 PM Bermudagrass Stem Maggot: Devastating New Sustainable Intensification Metrics for Pest Problem for Southern Hay Producers. Commodity Crops. Allison M. Thomson* William F. Anderson*, Dennis W. Hancock, Will 115-2 1:50 PM Ecological Intensification of Grazing Dairy Hudson and Zach Moore and Beef Systems in Uruguay. Valentin 2:50 PM Break Picasso*, Eduardo Llanos, Pablo Modernel, 113-6 3:00 PM Bermudagrass Cultivar and Supplementation Gonzalo Becona, Carolina Lizarralde and Laura Level of DDGS Effects on Stocker Cattle Astigarraga Performance. W. Brandon Smith*, Jamie L. 115-3 2:05 PM Water and Radiation Productivity in Short- Foster, Jason P. Banta, Larry A. Redmon, Luis O. Term Sequences As Opposed to Soybean Tedeschi and Francis M. Rouquette Jr. Monoculture in Argentina. Fernando 113-7 3:15 PM Performance of Annual and Perennial Peanuts Salvagiotti*, Jose Miguel Andriani and Juan Mixed with Pensacola Bahiagrass in North Martin Enrico Florida. David Jaramillo*, Jose Carlos Batista 115-4 2:20 PM Achieving Multiple Sustainable Intensification Dubeux Jr., Lynn E. Sollenberger, Diane L. Goals in Rice Systems through Irrigation Rowland, Ann Blount, Cheryl Mackowiak, Management. Bruce Linquist*, Arlene Adviento- Nicolas DiLorenzo, Erick R.S. Santos, Camila Borbe, Nimlesh Balaine, Daniela Carrijo and Sousa da Silva and Liza Garcia Gabriel LaHue 113-8 3:30 PM Nitrogen Dynamics in Bahiagrass-Rhizoma 115-5 2:35 PM Fieldprint Calculator: The Continuation of

A Peanut Mixtures in Contrast with Their a Cotton Sustainability Study Analyzing Monocultures. Erick R.S. Santos*, Jose Carlos fternoon Management Practices in Georgia. Shannon Batista Dubeux Jr., Cheryl Mackowiak, Jennifer Parrish*, George Vellidis, Wesley M Porter and Shirley, Ann Blount, Lynn E. Sollenberger, William D. Shurley Jr. Nicolas DiLorenzo and Rodrigo C Menezes 2:50 PM Break 113-9 3:45 PM Reducing N Inputs in Grazing Systems By 115-6 3:00 PM Targeted Agronomic Research – the Mantra to Introducing Rhizoma Peanut. Liza Garcia*, Jose Solving Food and Environmental Problems. Carlos Batista Dubeux Jr., Lynn E. Sollenberger, Jagdish K. Ladha* Joao M.B. Vendramini, Nicolas DiLorenzo, Erick R.S. Santos, David Jaramillo and Martin Ruiz- 115-7 3:15 PM Agriculture in 2050: Recalibrating Targets for Moreno Sustainable Intensification. Mitch C. Hunter*, Richard G. Smith, Meagan E. Schipanski, Lesley 4:00 PM Adjourn W. Atwood and David A. Mortensen 3:30 PM Community Business Meeting SESSION NO. 114—1:30 PM–4:00 PM 4:15 PM Adjourn PCC, Room 227 C, Second Level Symposium--so You Think You’re an Expert - SESSION NO. 116—1:30 PM–4:15 PM Consulting As an Expert Witness PCC, Room 132 B, First Level SSSA Division: Consulting Soil Scientists 5 Minute Rapid--Soil Physics and Hydrology Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA Division: Wetland Soils Student Competition (Includes Poster Session) Moderator: Matthew Duncan SSSA Division: Soil Physics and Hydrology 1:30 PM Introductory Remarks Moderator: Sara Vero, Cecilie Hermansen, Mallika Nocco 114-1 1:35 PM Experiences, Cautions and Rewards to Being 1:30 PM Introductory Remarks an Expert Witness. Matthew Duncan*

124 116-15 116-14 116-13 116-12 116-11 116-10 116-9 116-8 116-7 116-6 116-5 116-4 116-3 116-2 116-1

3:10 PM 3:05 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:35 PM 2:30 PM 2:25 PM 2:20 PM 2:15 PM 2:10 PM 2:05 PM 2:00 PM 1:55 PM 1:50 PM 1:45 PM 1:40 PM 1:35 PM Sato, RisaNaguraandKosukeNoborio Under Microgravity. Water Movement inVarious ShapesofTube Shaw Wang*, ThorstenKnappenberger andJoeyN. Relative Humidityon2,4-DVolatilization. The InfluenceofSoilSurface Temperature and Parajuli*, MortezaSadeghiandScottB.Jones Stone ContentonSoilWater Retention. Measuring andModelingtheInfluenceof Ferre andMarkusTuller Bar-Tal, HadarHeller,Michal Amichai, TyPaul Mohammad RGohardoust*,Jing An, Asher Optimization ofSoillessCultureSystems. Application ofNumericalSimulationsfor Break Panel Discussion and KarlettaChief Soil Water CharacteristicCurve. Methods ComparisonfortheMeasurementof Lis W. deJonge Norgaard, MariaKnadel,MogensH.Greve and Marcos Paradelo, SheelaKatuwal, Trine Cecilie Hermansen*,Per Moldrup,DanKarup, Using Visible Near-InfraredSpectroscopy. Volumetric Contents of Clay and Mineral Fines Determination ofTracer Arrival Timesand Wen Yong-Lin Chen,Shao-Yang HuangandJet-Chau Aerial Vehicle. Moisture ByDigitalImagesfromUnmanned The FeasibilityofMeasuredtheSurfaceSoil Stewart Sedimentation. Obtained ByLaserDiffractionand Reconciling Particle SizeDistributions Tyler Jaehoon Lee,Xinhua(Frank)Yin andDonaldD. Properties. Cover CropManagementonSoilPhysical Impact ofThirtyFourYears ofTillageand A. Bradford Hydrus-2D. and TransportProcessesUsingHydrus-1D Modeling Non-EquilibriumOverland Flow and MiguelCooper Qin*, RaquelStucchiBoschi,DanielGimenez Use inSoutheastern Amazonia. Soil ProfilesUnder Pasture andForestLand Estimating theHydraulicPropertiesofTwo qin andGlennV. Wilson Understanding. Hillslope SoilErosionandItsHydrodynamic Impact ofCornstalkBufferStripon Morgan, Yohannes Yimam andHalyL.Neely Moisture Datasets. Evaluating theUncertaintyofLong-Term Soil J. Arriaga Agroecosystems. Evaluates Winter RunoffProcessesinDairy A Water-Energy Balance Approach Haly L.NeelyandGeorgianneW. Moore Soils UsingaCosmosRover. Developing SoilMoistureMapsinSkeletal

Amin NouriGharahassanlou*, JingLiang*,JirkaŠimůnekandScott Cheng-yuanYeh*, Hong-RuLin, Ayush JoshiGyawali* andRyan XimengXu*,FenliZheng,chao MelanieStock*andFrancisco

JulietaCollazo*,CristineL.S. YuichiMaruo*,Naoto CandiceMedina*, Mingming XiaoboHou* Kshitij

Pan 116-21 116-20 116-19 116-18 116-17 116-16 117-4 117-3 117-2 117-1 PCC, Room231B,SecondLevel SESSION NO.117—1:30 PM–4:30PM 116-24 116-23 116-22 Soil andWater ManagementConservation Oral SSSA Division:SoilandWater ManagementandConservation

3:40 PM 3:35 PM 3:30 PM 3:25 PM 3:20 PM 3:15 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:10 PM 4:00 PM 3:55 PM 3:50 PM 3:45 PM Varvaris*, Bo V. Iversen and Charlotte Kjærgaard Geological StratifiedHeterogeneity. Characterized BySpatialVariability inthe Subsurface Drained Agricultural Landscape Modelling theWater FlowDynamicsina and LisW. deJonge Maria Knadel,MogensH.Greve, BoV. Iversen Chrysodonta*, Per Moldrup,CecilieHermansen, Spectroscopy orSoilFines. Predictions UsingVisible Near-Infrared The CampbellSoil-Water RetentionFunction: Contreras* andCarlos A. Bonilla and Permanent Wilting Point. Predicting SoilWater ContentatFieldCapacity Effect ofNeuralNetwork ArchitectureWhen Richard B.Ferguson Sindelar*, HumbertoBlanco,Virginia L.Jinand Corn Stover Removal and Cover Crops. Changes inSoilThermalPropertiesUnder Mustafa SaglamandMarkusFlury Marie English, Andy Bary,SeanSchaeffer, Biodegradable Plastic Mulches. Soil MicroclimateandDegradationof Robert R.Wells andXimengXu on Photogrammetry. Geometry andFlowCharacteristicsBased Non-Contact MeasurementsofRill Uri Nachshon* Arid StreamBanks: A NewConceptualModel. Impact ofSeepageWeathering onErosivityof and Allen LThompson United States. (LI) Across Diverse Bio-PhysicalRegionsin the Vulnerability Index(SVI)andLeaching Index Evaluating andValidating theSoil Morgan Dynamics. Harvesting MethodsEffectonCitrus Water Donald L.Suarez* to Salinity,Drought,NutrientandBStress. Modeling Plant Water UseandResponse Introductory Remarks Adjourn Concluding Remarks Panel Discussion Wendroth Cokriging Analysis. Electrical ConductivitythroughKrigingand Soil Texture CharacterizationUsing Apparent Wendroth Kentucky. Properties inaFarmer’s Field,Western Measuring andEstimatingSoilHydraulic Mathew Jian*andTeamrat Ghezzehei of Soil Aggregates duringLow-IntensityBurns. Protected SoilOrganicMatterByBreakdown Mechanism ofExposingPreviouslyPhysically Moderator:

XiZhang*,JavierReyes andOle Said A. Hamido*andKellyT. III Claire Baffaut SapanaLohani*,ClaireBaffaut

JavierReyes* andOle ChaoQin*,FenliZheng,

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Afternoon SESSION NO. 118

117-5 2:35 PM Soil Properties and Carbon Storage in a SESSION NO. 119—1:40 PM–3:15 PM Grey Vertisol Irrigated with Treated Sewage PCC, Room 132 A, First Level Effluent. Nilantha R. Hulugalle*, Tim Weaver, Lloyd Finlay and Viliami Heimoana Forest, Range, and Wildland Soils General 117-6 2:50 PM Surfactant Effect on Artificially Induced Session I Oral Repellent Sand. Mica K. McMillan, Stacey Reeder*, Stanley J. Kostka, Samira H. Daroub, SSSA Division: Forest, Range and Wildland Soils Jerry Sartain, Kimberly Moore and John Moderator: Jay Raymond Erickson 1:40 PM Introductory Remarks 3:05 PM Break 119-1 1:45 PM Does Root Carbon from Harvested Trees 117-7 3:20 PM Managing Scarce Water Resources in Irrigated Replace Mineral Carbon? Effects of LTSP Agri-Food Systems of Central Asia: Two Case Treatments in a Western Oregon Douglas-fir Studies. Vinay Nangia* Forest. Adrian C. Gallo*, Jeff Hatten and Scott 117-8 3:35 PM Towards State-Wide and Province-Wide Holub Wet-Areas Mapping through High- 119-2 2:00 PM Movement of Isotopically Depleted FACE Resolution Digital Elevation Modelling, with Log C into Mineral Soil after Four Years of Applications. Mark Castonguay*, Jae Ogilvie Decomposition. Andrew J. Burton*, Martin F. and Paul Arp Jurgensen and Carl Trettin 117-9 3:50 PM Grazing Management and Buffer Strip Impacts 119-3 2:15 PM The Effect of Different Forest Management on Sediment Delivery from Pastures Fertilized Approaches on the C Stored in the Forest Floor with Poultry Litter. Cristiane Pilon*, Philip A. and Soil of Loblolly Pine Plantations. Jason G. Moore Jr., Daniel H. Pote, John Pennington, Jerry Vogel*, Allan Bacon, Rosvel Bracho, Eric Jokela, Martin, David K. Brauer, Randy Raper and John Sabine Grunwald, Thomas R. Fox, Marshal A. Lee Laviner, C. Wade Ross, Michael Kane, Daniel 117-10 4:05 PM Effect of Biochar and Compost on Hydro- Markewitz, Harold Burkhart, Joshua Cucinella, Physical Properties of Sandy Soils. Alaa Tim Martin and Madison Akers Ibrahim, Abdrubalrasol Al-Omran*, Mohammad 119-4 2:30 PM Partitioning Soil Respiration to Quantify Alwabel and Abdulaziz Al-Harbi Net Ecosystem Productivity of Loblolly Pine 117-11 4:20 PM Effect of Biochar and Plant Based-Irrigation Plantations. Kristin M. McElligott*, Brian Scheduling on Growth and Plant Water Use. Strahm and John R Seiler Nastaran Basiri*, Forbes R. Walker, Amy Fulcher 119-5 2:45 PM Carbon Stocks in Vermont’s Managed Forests: and James E. Altland Complex Interaction of Soil Properties, Land- 117-12 4:25 PM Manure Application in Strip Tillage to Use History and Earthworms. Donald S. Ross*, Improve Resource Use Efficiency Under Josef Gorres, Meghan Knowles, Charles Cogbill, Dryland Cropping Systems. Murali Sandy Wilmot, Juliette Juillerat and Cecilia Darapuneni*, Ashley Cunningham and Leonard Danks M. Lauriault 119-6 3:00 PM Comparison of Soil C Pools and Microbial 4:30 PM Adjourn Activity in a Drained and Natural Freshwater Forested Wetland of Coastal North Carolina. SESSION NO. 118—1:30 PM–4:45 PM Kevan J. Minick*, Xeufeng Li, Asko Noormets, Jean-Christophe Domec and John S King A PCC, Room 131 C, First Level 3:15 PM Adjourn fternoon Symposium--Unearthing the Role of Global Soil Biodiversity in Ecosystems SESSION NO. 120—1:55 PM–3:45 PM SSSA Division: Soil Biology and Biochemistry PCC, Room 231 A, Second Level Moderator: Andre Franco, Diana Wall Soil Management Impacts on Soil Properties 1:30 PM Introductory Remarks and Soil C and N Dynamics Oral II 118-1 1:35 PM Assessing Global Soil Biodiversity for SSSA Division: Soil and Water Management and Conservation Sustainable Development Goals. Elizabeth M Bach, Diana H. Wall*, Richard D. Bardgett, Johan Moderator: Upendra Sainju, Humberto Blanco Six and Wim H. van der Putten 1:55 PM Introductory Remarks 118-2 2:05 PM Soil Invertebrates in Ecosystem Restoration: 120-1 2:00 PM Disentangling the Effects of Conservation Indicators, Exotic Species, and Engineers on Agriculture Practices on Soil Organic Carbon the Slow Train to Recovery. Mac A. Callaham* Dynamics during a 3-Years Transition Period. Jr. Francesco Morari* 118-3 2:35 PM Soil Biology and Land Management. Steven 120-2 2:15 PM Profile Soil Organic Matter Content Beneath Fonte* Tree Windbreaks in the U.S. Great Plains. 118-4 3:05 PM Soil Biodiversity and Biogeochemical Cycles. Thomas J. Sauer*, Ala Khaleel, Guillermo Marie-Anne de Graaff* Hernandez-Ramirez, Keith A. Anderson, Bruce 3:35 PM Concluding Remarks Evans, Lance Howe, Tyler Labenz, Casey Latta, John Tyndall and Jenny Richter 3:45 PM Adjourn 120-3 2:30 PM Managing Soil Organic C with Cover Crops. 3:45 PM Reception Sabrina Ruis* and Humberto Blanco 120-4 2:45 PM The Neutral Effect of Plastic Film Mulch on the Size of Soil Organic Carbon Pool. Xiaogang Li*

126 123-4 123-3 123-2 123-1 PCC, Room126B,FirstLevel SESSION NO.123—2:00PM–3:45PM PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,DemonstrationStage, SESSION NO.122—2:00PM–3:00PM 121-3 121-2 121-1 PCC, Room127 A, FirstLevel SESSION NO.121—1:55PM–4:00PM 120-7 120-6 120-5 Symposium--Exchanging Waterway Nutrient Implications forNovel ControlofInvasive Sponsored by Advanced DrainageSystems,Inc. Symposium--Plant-Plant Communication:

3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:05 PM 2:00 PM 4:00 PM 3:30 PM 3:00 PM 2:30 PM 2:00 PM 1:55 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM ASA Section: Agronomic ProductionSystems Weeds andYield Resilience ASA Section:EnvironmentalQuality Abundance forScarcity Moderator: Depth. Soil OrganicCarbonStocksuptoOneMeter Long-Term EffectsofOrganic Agricultureon Sharon A. Clay*andDavidE.Clay David P.Horvath, StephanieBruggeman, Weeds ByTeosinte andModernCornVarieties. Similarities andDifferencesin Response to Li* Chunjie Li,XuexianHansLambers andLong Li, YuyingHuamaoWu,Fang-Fang Zhang, By EnhancingNodulationandN2 Fixation. Root ExudatesDrive InterspecificFacilitation Horvath* andCarlFellbaum Hypothesized for Arabidopsis. Perception andResponse ThanPrevious and PIF5)Play aLessImportantRoleinWeed Phytochrom InteractingFactor4and5(PIF4 Clarence J.Swanton* Order toEnhanceCropCompetitive Ability. Understanding ofPlant Communicationin Introductory Remarks Adjourn Discussion Smith* Nutrients from Agricultural Effluents. Unlocking thePotentialof Algae toRemove Sibrell* Effluents withMineDrainageOchres. Recovery ofPhosphorusfrom Agricultural John M.Baker* Can We RecycleNitrateInsteadofWasting It?. Introductory Remarks Adjourn and Wenzhao Liu China. Term CropRotationsintheLoessPlateau of Soil CarbonFractionsinResponsetoLong- Fang Wang Management. Looking DeeperforImpactsofSoil METER Presents Exhibit Hall Activities Exhibit XinFu,JunWang*, UpendraM.Sainju KlausLorenz*andRattanLal

Gary Feyereisen RaymondWeil*, SarahHirshand

DavidP. LenS. Philip Bai

124-5 124-4 124-3 124-2 124-1 PCC, Room221 A, SecondLevel SESSION NO.124—2:00PM–3:45PM 125-512 125-511 125-510 125-509 125-508 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.125—2:00PM–4:00PM 124-6 Sponsored byKoch Agronomic Services, J.R.Simplot, Symposium--Soil HealthMeasurementsfor Resilient Agriculture:Assessments forLand Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division:Nutrient

3:15 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 2:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:35 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM ASA Section:LandManagementandConservation Shanahan Nafziger, RobertL.Nielsen,John E.Sawyer andJohn Newell RKitchen, Carrie A.M. Laboski,EmersonD. Ferguson, FabianG.Fernandez,David W. Franzen, Shafer*, J.Camberato,Paul R.Carter, RichardB. Impact onNFertilizerRecommendations. Variability for InternalNEfficiencyofMaizeandthe Riddle, GaryW. Parkin and Aaron Berg in Corn( Application TimingInteractionsonNitrateLeaching Assessment ofEnhancedEfficiencyFertilizersand Jacob Nederend* Spatial andTemporal Variability ofNRequirement. of Corn(ZeamaysL.): A FrameworkforPredicting Unmanned Aerial Vehicles forNitrogenManagement Rachel LouiseCook Losses inSouthernIllinois. Late Application NitrogenonCorn:Yield andNutrient J. Camberato Midwest. Starter FertilizerinContinuousCornProductionthe SSSA Division:SoilFertilityandPlantNutrition Agrium U.S.Inc.andPotashCorp. S4/S8 M.S.PosterCompetition Management andSoilPlant Analysis Health IndicatorMethods. Moving Toward aCommonCoreofSoil Break Sudduth andNewell RKitchen Sloan Veum*, RobertJ.Kremer,Kenneth A Assessment inMissouriClaypanSoils. A MinimumDatasetforSoilHealth Assessment. The FlushofCO2ComplementsSoilHealth Soil HealthGlobally. A New Active CTest toEvaluate Agricultural Stott Evaluation. Soil Quality/SoilHealth: A 25-Year Progress Introductory Remarks Adjourn Community BusinessMeeting Adjourn Moving Forward Together. Mikha Robotham, DouglasL.KarlenandMaysoonM. Acosta-Martinez, Skye A. Wills, MichaelP. Moore-Kucera, Alan J.Franzluebbers,Veronica Bianca Moebius-Clune,BrandonSmith,Jennifer Zea MaysL.).

Cody Hornaday*,RobertL.NielsenandJames

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DouglasL.Karlen*andDianeE. Alan J.Franzluebbers*

Amy Pawlick*, ClaudiaWagner- Brent Sunderlage*and KhandakarR.Islam*

SESSION NO. 125 DianeE.Stott*, JodieMReisner*

Matthew Kristen 127

Afternoon SESSION NO. 126

125-513 Influence of Tillage and Side Dress Nitrogen on Maize 125-529 Predicting Rice Response to Midseason N Using the (Zea mays. L), Plant Stand and Grain Yield Using the Greenseeker Handheld Unit. Carrie Ortel*, Trenton Green Seeder Hand Planter with Altered Drum Cavity L. Roberts, Stephanie Williamson, Richard J. Norman, Sizes. Daniel Kizza Ssajjabi* Jarrod T Hardke, Nathan A. Slaton, Ralph S. Mazzanti 125-514 Post-Harvest Soil Nitrate Following Corn Production and Ron Baker in Eight Midwestern States. Chris Bandura*, Carrie 125-530 Evaluation for Removal Efficiencies of Aqueous A.M. Laboski, J. J. Camberato, Paul R. Carter, Richard Pollutants from the Industrial Wastewater By the B. Ferguson, Fabián G. Fernández, David W. Franzen, Duckweed, Spirodela Polyrhiza. Keun-Yook Chung*, Newell R. Kitchen, Emerson D. Nafziger, John E. Sawyer Gil-Ho Yoo, Eun Ji Oh and Jin Yoo and John Shanahan 125-531 Evaluation of Midseason Application Depth of Urea 125-515 Prediction of Corn and Soybean Grain Yield Response Ammonium Nitrate (UAN) Fertilizer in Winter Wheat to Phosphorus in Minnesota Using the Haney H3A and (TRITICUM AESTIVUM L.). Ryan Schlobohm* Mehlich-III Tests. Leanna Leverich* and Daniel E. Kaiser 125-532 Winter Wheat Growth and Grain Yield Response to 125-516 Quantifying Analytical Error over the Years in Soil Individual Agronomic Inputs. Daniel Quinn* and Kurt Test Data in a Long Term Continuous Winter Wheat Steinke (triticum aestvum l.) Experiment. Bruno Morandin 125-533 Soil Organic Carbon (SOC), Total Nitrogen (TN), and Figueiredo*, Mariana Del Corso, Ethan Driver, Soil pH, in a Long Term Continuous Winter Wheat jagmandeep Singh dhillon and William R. Raun (Triticum Aestvum L.) Experiment. Mariana Del Corso*, 125-517 Impacts of Phosphorus Application Methods on Bruno Morandin Figueiredo, Ethan Driver, jagmandeep Rooting Dynamics in Corn in a Long-Term Strip Tillage Singh dhillon and William R. Raun Trial. Marcie R. Sindt*, Colby J. Moorberg and Dorivar A. Ruiz Diaz SESSION NO. 126—2:00 PM–5:00 PM 125-518 The Effect of Cover Cropping on Potentially PCC, Room 124 B, First Level Mineralizable Nitrogen. Kavya Krishnan*, Matthew D. Ruark and Jaimie R West Symposium--Sustainability Challenges in 125-519 Impacts of Cover Crop Decomposition and Nutrient Organic Agriculture Release on Agronomic Systems in Southern Illinois. Taylor Sievers* and Rachel Cook Sponsored by Organic Valley 125-520 Root and Shoot Biomass and Nutrient Composition in a ASA Section: Agronomic Production Systems Winter Rye Cover Crop. Swetabh Patel*, John E. Sawyer 2:00 PM Introductory Remarks and John P. Lundvall 126-1 2:05 PM Organic Agriculture - a Regulated, Sustainable 125-521 Nitrogen Mineralization of Azolla Mexicana Applied Standard. Miles McEvoy* As Fertilizer Compared to Compost and Cyanobacterial Fertilizers. Aisha Jama*, Arina Sukor and Jessica G. Davis 126-2 2:10 PM Practitioners’ Perspectives on How Organic Rules Meet the Challenge of Sustainability. 125-522 Trend of Soil and Leaf Potassium Content of Sugarcane: Kathleen Delate*, Maury Wills, Tom Frantzen Impact of Soil Type, Fertilizer Source and Application and Ron Rosmann Timing. Samuel Kwakye*, Brenda Tubana, Joseph Garrett, Wooiklee Paye, Flavia Agostinho, Daniel 126-3 2:15 PM What Our Organic Garden Taught Us about Forestieri, Maryam Shahrtash, Marilyn Sebial Dalen and the Challenges of Organic Regulations. Michel Murilo Martins A. Cavigelli*, Martha B Tomecek and Eric B. Brennan

A 125-523 Changes in Cane Leaf Nitrogen Content and Soil Inorganic Nitrogen As Affected By Fertilizer 2:20 PM Discussion fternoon Application Timing and Soil Type. Joseph Garrett*, 126-4 2:35 PM The Ideological Challenge of Organic Farming. Brenda Tubana, Samuel Kwakye, Wooiklee Paye, Flavia Andrew M. McGuire* Bastos Agostinho, Daniel Forestieri, Maryam Shahrtash, 126-5 2:40 PM Organic Grain Production in the Southern Marilyn Sebial Dalen and Murilo Martins United States: How a System of Do Nots 125-524 Characterization of Soybean Yield As Affected By Creates Sustainability. S. Chris Reberg-Horton* Tissue Chloride Concentration and Cultivar Chloride 126-6 2:45 PM The Challenges of Starting New Organic Dairy Rating. Dillon D. Cox*, Nathan A. Slaton, Trenton L. Farms. Timothy S. Griffin* Roberts, Russell E. DeLong, Tyler L. Richmond and 2:50 PM Discussion David Alan Sites Jr. 126-7 3:05 PM Growing Nitrogen, Conserving Carbon, and 125-525 Potassium Fertilizer Rate and Timing on Recovering Keeping the Ground Covered in Organic Grain Yield Loss in Potassium Deficient Soybean.David Alan Systems. Anders Gurda* and Erin Silva Sites* Jr., Nathan A. Slaton, Larry C. Purcell, Trenton L. 126-8 3:10 PM The Path to Sustainable Nitrogen Management: Roberts, Russell E. DeLong, Dillon D. Cox and Tyler L. It’s Time to Get Serious. Laurie E. Drinkwater* Richmond 126-9 3:15 PM Problems with Repackaged Synthetic Nitrogen 125-526 Effect of Organic Nitrogen Fertilizer Source, in Organic Agriculture. Eric B. Brennan* Application Method, and Application Rate on Ammonia Volatilization from Drip Irrigated Lettuce. Ghazala 3:20 PM Discussion Erwiha*, Arina Sukor, Jay M. Ham and Jessica G. Davis 126-10 3:35 PM Managing Irrigation for Multiple Goals in 125-527 Influence of Source and Particle Size on Agricultural Organic Systems: Integrating Productivity Limestone Efficiency at Increasing Soil pH.John Jones*, with Sustainability. Jennifer Schmidt*, Caitlin A Antonio P. Mallarino and Mazhar U. Haq Peterson, Kate M. Scow, Israel Herrera, Daoyuan Wang and Amelie CM Gaudin 125-528 Effect of Delaying the Flood and Preflood Nitrogen Application on Rice Nitrogen Uptake and Yield. Tyler L. 126-11 3:40 PM Sustainable De-Intensification or Richmond*, Nathan A. Slaton, Jarrod T Hardke, Trenton Intensification - Can We Assess Progress L. Roberts, Richard J. Norman, Dillon D. Cox and Davide Using a Soil Organic Matter Based Index of Allen Sites Sustainability?. Derek H. Lynch* 128 128-5 128-4 128-3 128-2 128-1 PCC, Room123,FirstLevel SESSION NO.128—2:30PM–4:35PM 127-8 127-7 127-6 127-5 127-4 127-3 127-2 127-1 C09 Biomedical, Health-Beneficial and Nutritionally Enhanced Plants PCC, Room124 A, FirstLevel SESSION NO.127—2:30PM–4:30PM and Technology, C08PlantGeneticResources,C01CropBreeding Symposium--Approaches inIPRforDelivering and Genetics,C09Biomedical,Health-BeneficialNutritionally Section orDivisionCosponsor:C01CropBreedingandGenetics, Section orDivisionCosponsor:C04SeedPhysiology, Production Enhanced Plants,C02CropPhysiologyandMetabolism C07 Genomics,MolecularGeneticsandBiotechnology

4:35 PM 4:12 PM 3:49 PM 3:23 PM 3:00 PM 2:35 PM 2:30 PM 3:30 PM 3:23 PM 3:16 PM 3:09 PM 3:02 PM 2:55 PM 2:48 PM 2:42 PM 2:36 PM 2:30 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM Public Benefitsof Plant Breeding Symposium--QTL ThatMatter C08 PlantGeneticResources Social Hour Adjourn Discussion Adjourn an EmergingPathogen. QTL forResistancetoFusarium Virguiforme, C7-Symposium-- QTLThatMatter: Soybean Chapman* andDavidJordan We KnowWhatWe Don’tKnow. QTL Discovery for Abiotic Stress-HowDo Wang, JianliChen*andDeven R.See Double HaploidPopulation. Yield ComponentinUIPlatinum/Sy Capstone Genome-Wide LinkageMappingofQTLfor Robert Stupar* Gene Validation UsingCrispr/CasinSoybean. Opportunities andObstaclesforCandidate Rajeev K.Varshney* Yield UnderDroughtConditionsinChickpea. QTL -HotspotMattersaLotforEnhancing Introductory Remarks Discussion Future. Intellectual PropertyRights;Challengesforthe F. Tracy* Development. on IPRBestPracticesforPublicCultivar Results ofaRecentStudyandConsultation Countries?. from PublicPlant BreedinginDeveloping Can IPRbeaStrategyforBenefitsFlowing Value. Sorghum with Added HumanNutritional Griesbach* Breeding: An ARS Perspective. When andWhyUseIPRinPublicPlant Universities. Strategic ThinkingaboutIPRforPublic Sukhapinda* Related toValue-Added Traits. Utility Patents andPlant Patents: A Refresher Society. U.S. PVP-BenefitstoBreeder’s Innovation and Introductory Remarks William L.Rooney* StephenSmith* Paul Zankowski*

CarolinaRoa*

William Tucker* Adrienne C.SheltonandWilliam

David A. Lightfoot* YuxiuLiu,Rui Robert Kitisri ScottC.

131-1 PCC, Room128 A, FirstLevel SESSION NO.131—3:00PM–4:30PM PCC, Room127B,FirstLevel SESSION NO.130—3:00PM–4:00PM PCC, Room231C,SecondLevel SESSION NO.129—2:40PM–2:55PM 132-209 132-133 132-126 132-125 132-110 132-104 132-102 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.132—3:00PM–5:00PM 131-3 131-2 ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting--Advancing Symposium--Harnessing SeniorandEmeritus Students of Agronomy, SoilsandEnvironmentalSciences Members to Advance Agronomy, Cropsand Agronomy viaPublic-Private Collaboration Undergraduate ResearchContest-Poster Biophysical MeasurementsandSensors

ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting-- 3:10 PM 3:00 PM 4:30 PM 4:10 PM 3:50 PM 3:30 PM Sutton Hunter*,BradDavisand Jared D. Williams Determined inaSandyLoamLeachate Lysimeter. Solubility ofPhosphorus-ZincFertilizers As Jensen*, JosephO.StorlienandMichael JaySadowsky Parameters inPlum Creek,Clearwater, MN. Relationship Between FecalBacteriaandWater Quality and JosephO.Storlien System inCentralMinnesota. Biosolids Application toContinuous CornCropping Soil Phosphorus Accumulation Following12Years of Sarah McLarnan* Investigate PotentialSourcesofFecalContamination. Analysis ofWater andSedimentfromPlum Creekto W. Minter*,MichaelL.MashtareJr.andLindaS.Lee pH-Dependent Sorption of Azithromycin By Soils. Root Gutierez, JonChorover, RaymondHJohnson and Rob Nohely Reyes*, HuaZhong,MarkL.Brusseau, DianaI Groundwater attheMonumentValley UMTRASite. Pilot-Scale in-SituBiosequestrationofUraniumin Terrence Gardner Carolina. Ecosystem inLakeJohnsonPark ofCentralNorth The EffectofGreenways/Trails onSoilMicrobial ASA Section:ClimatologyandModeling ASA Section:EducationandExtension

Johannsen* Serving asanExpertWitness. Introductory Remarks Adjourn Panel Discussion David W. Mies*andMaryE.Collins When toRetire…HowDoIKnowIt’sTime?. abroad). Opportunities inNGOs(intheUSand Katherine CPhillips*,DessyOwitiand Special Sessions Section I

NathanEhresman*

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Skylar Peyton*, TomKroll

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132-132 Examining Total Nitrogen and Phosphorus Levels 134-134 Potassium and Boron Blended Fertilizer Compared to Found in Yellow Perch (Perca flavescens) Waste Water Traditional Fertilizers in Alfalfa. Ryan L. Cooper*, Jared and Comparing the Effects of Tomato Seedling Growth D. Williams, Kerri Russell, Jeffrey Svedin and Bryan G Under Fish Waste Water Versus Various Commercial Hopkins Fertilizer Treatments. Erik Halverson* 134-135 Comparison of Fusn and Urea Fertilizers on Potato Yield and Tuber Quality in SE Idaho. Garrett W. SESSION NO. 133—3:00 PM–5:00 PM Thurgood*, Jared D. Williams and Bryan G Hopkins PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 134-201 Subsurface Drip Nitrogen Fertigation of Corn. Allison Aubert* and Kraig L. Roozeboom Undergraduate Research Contest - Poster 134-203 Comparison of Ammonia Volatilization from Surface Section II Applied Fertilizers on High, Neutral, and Low pH Soils. Brad Davis* and Jared D. Williams Students of Agronomy, Soils and Environmental Sciences (SASES) 134-205 The Effect of Dairy Manure and Inorganic Nitrogen on Soil Fertility, Nutrient Uptake and Yield in Corn. John 133-131 Analysis of Soil Fungal-Bacterial Ratio Change and Benjamin* and Natasha Elizabeth Macnack Physical Soil Parameters over Time on a Rotational Grazing System in Cornell, WI. Erik Halverson* 134-208 Uncoated Vs. Polymer Coated Urea on Barley in Southeast Idaho. Colton Thurgood*, Jared D. Williams 133-108 Isolating and Characterization of Metagenomic and Bryan G Hopkins Derived Targeted Microbial Taxa from Permafrost Soils. Collin Markut*, Julian Yu, Edward Schuur, Kostas 134-210 Boron and Manganese Fertilization on Russet Burbank Konstantinidis, Eric R Johnston, Jizhong Zhou, James M. Potato. Nathan Nielsen*, Jared D. Williams and Bryan G Tiedje and Christopher Ryan Penton Hopkins 133-109 Influence of Forage Sorghum Systems Under Different 134-212 AVAIL Phosphorus Fertilizer Enhancer: Analysis of Tillage Practices on Microbial Biomass and Soil 503 Field Evaluations. Austin P Hopkins*, Kaitlynn J. C/N Pools. Nidhish Lokesh, Jesse I. DuPont, Anil Fernelious, Neil C. Hansen and Bryan G Hopkins Somenahally, Brian K. Northup, Nisha Srinivas* and 134-216 Estimation of Botanical Nitrate Concentration Using Prasanna H. Gowda Spectroscopic Analysis and Modeling. Todd Pirtle*, 133-112 Evaluating the Visual Effects of Oxidative Stress Song Cui and Nate Phillips on Strobilurin Fungicide Treated Soybeans. Jesse Haarmann* and Jack Marshall SESSION NO. 135—3:00 PM–5:00 PM 133-114 Maize Fungicide Response in Three Production PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 Systems. Nicholas Hayden*, F. W Simmons, Andrew Woodyard, Bethany Erickson and Jeremy Hogan Undergraduate Research Contest - Poster 133-115 You Don’t Have to Go Home but You Carrot Stay Section IV Here: Biological Control of the Root-Knot Nematode Students of Agronomy, Soils and Environmental Sciences Meloidgyne Incognita in Carrots. Casey Martin*, Sahar (SASES) Abdelrazek and Lori A. Hoagland 135-107 Tassel Size Estimation Set: Creation and Evaluation. 133-123 The Effects of Soil Heating on AM Fungal Colonization Hannah Donoho* in Two Desert Grasses. Ayla Martinez*, Rachel Rubin, Nancy Johnson and Bruce Hungate 135-111 Do Low- Salt Starter Fertilizers Improv Early Season Plant Vigor?. Cody Guenther* 133-130 Effects of Historic Addition of Charcoal on Soil A Respiration in Catoctin Mountain Park, MD. Charles 135-113 Impact on Plant Development and Yield of Various fternoon Lugg* and Judith K. Turk Application Timings of Fomesafen and Lactofen. Kathryn Lillie* and Andrew Woodyard 133-206 Analysis and Treatment of Chlorotic Quercus Spp. at Saint John’s University in Central Minnesota. Alec 135-116 Local Adaptation of Maize Landraces to Highland Minea*, Joseph O. Storlien and Tom Kroll Conditions. Lucas Roberts* and Matthew Hufford 133-211 The Effects of Fungicide on Winter Wheat Root Health 135-118 Proximal Sensing Technology to Predict the Quality of and Yield. Aileen Dalton* and Chris Humphreys Forage Sorghum for Optimal Time of Harvest. Chutao Liu*, Aristotelis C. Tagarakis, Sarah E Lyons, Gregory Godwin and Quirine M. Ketterings SESSION NO. 134—3:00 PM–5:00 PM 135-121 An Analysis of Broomcorn Diversity. Abby Vanderkloot* PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 135-124 Seed Grain Cleaner. Mitch Breuer* Undergraduate Research Contest - Poster 135-200 Biochar and Nitrogen Effects on Winter Wheat Growth. Section III Tessa Zee* and Nathan O. Nelson 135-202 Comparison of ESN and Urea on Potato Petiole Nitrate Students of Agronomy, Soils and Environmental Sciences and Yield in Southeast Idaho. Cole Harding*, Jared D. (SASES) Williams and Bryan G Hopkins 134-106 The Effect of Multiple Small Applications of Nitrogen 135-204 Syringing Kentucky Bluegrass: Frequency Impacts on Yield and Uptake Efficiency in Corn.Carl Snyder*, Canopy Temperature and Growth. Sarah Bartholomew*, Natasha Elizabeth Macnack and John Benjamin Kerri Russell, Neil C. Hansen and Bryan G Hopkins 134-100 Nitrogen Loss and Residue Breakdown Potential 135-213 Polyacrylamide Use in Reestablishing Arid Rangeland for Fall-Applied Diammonium Phosphate. Benjamin Species. Wyatt Petersen*, Jeffrey Svedin and Bryan G Westrich* Hopkins 134-120 Validation of Emerging Nitrogen Management 135-214 Evaluating Forage Sorghum and Pearl Millet for Forage Technologies for Corn in Wisconsin. Matthew Kortbein* Production and Quality in the Texas High Plains. Joshua Machicek* and Brock C. Blaser

130 PCC, Room125 A, FirstLevel SESSION NO.139—3:15PM–4:00PM PCC, Room226 A, SecondLevel SESSION NO.138—3:10PM–4:10PM PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,CareerCenter, SESSION NO.137—3:00PM–6:00PM 136-207 136-129 136-128 136-127 136-122 136-119 136-117 136-105 136-103 136-101 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.136—3:00PM–5:00PM 135-215 ASA CommunityBusiness Meeting--Applied Students of Agronomy, SoilsandEnvironmentalSciences CSSA BusinessMeeting--SeedPhysiology, Undergraduate ResearchContest-Poster C04 SeedPhysiology, Productionand Technology

3:15 PM Murphey, ChristopherS. Appel andCraigP.Stubler for Parent Material. Using MetalConcentrationsinSoils As aFingerprint MD. Charcoal-Enriched SoilsatCatoctinMountainPark, Organic CarbonandCationExchangeCapacityof Judith K.Turk andRobertC.Graham Plasticity IndexofVesicular Horizons. and JosephO.Storlien from Agricultural FieldtoRiparianBuffer. Soil TraceGasEmission Across LandscapeTransition Montgomery andPaula M.Gale Based onOrganicContent. Differences in Absorptionof17β-EstradiolinSoil Production. Accurately DetermineSuitabilityforBiomass Across Wisconsin’s SoilSurvey Region#10toMore Analysis ofSandyGlacialtill-Outwash Complexes Amelie CMGaudin,MargaretLloydandScott Park Organic ProcessingTomatoinCalifornia. Strategies toImprove ResilienceandSustainabilityof Potential ofSoilHealthBuildingManagement Natural Vs Agricultural Ecosystems. Evaluation ofPhysicalSoilQualityIndicatorsin Jeffries Gannon, LingOu,Khalied A Ahmed andMatthewD Affect Sorbent Affinity?. Adsorption ofChlorantraniliprole:WhichSoilFactors Conservation Reserve ProgramLands. Assessment ofSoilQualityinCultivated, Pasture, and Bryan GHopkins through Iron-EfficiencyinSoybeans. Combating Anemia andOtherIronRelatedDeficiencies ASA Section: Agronomic ProductionSystems Production andTechnology Andrew Lindsay*andJudithK.Turk

Community BusinessMeeting Soybean Research Exhibit Hall Activities Exhibit Alexander Gajdosik* Career Fair Section V

(SASES) Carter ForrestRichmond*,Leighton

Cara Mathers*,TravisW James vonDollen*,Robbie

Mary Derting* Miranda Ruth*and Stella Pey* Brittany Moore*,

Anna Azimi*, Leah Ellman*

141-2 141-1 Poster and 5 Minute Rapid--Environmental Fate, PCC, Room131B,FirstLevel SESSION NO.141—3:20PM–3:50PM PCC, Room229 A, SecondLevel SESSION NO.140—3:15PM–4:45PM PCC, Room228B,SecondLevel SESSION NO.144—3:30PM–4:15PM PCC, Room221B,SecondLevel SESSION NO.143—3:30PM–4:00PM PCC, Room126 A, FirstLevel SESSION NO.142—3:20PM–4:20PM 141-4 141-3 Expert panel: ASA/CSSA/SSSA Journals–From ASA BusinessMeeting--AgronomicProduction Transport, andMonitoringofPesticides Poster ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting--Gaining Sustainable Intensification Community Manuscript SubmissiontoPublishing.

ASA CommunityBusiness Meeting-- 3:30 PM 3:25 PM 3:20 PM 3:50 PM 3:45 PM 3:40 PM 3:35 PM Moderator: SSSA Division:SoilsandEnvironmentalQuality ASA Section: Agronomic ProductionSystems (includes studentcompetition) Access to Agronomic Inputs ASA Section:Environmental Quality Moderator: ACS530 EarlyCareerMembers ASA Section:Global Agronomy Radolinski*, JunxueWu,KangXiaandRyan Pesticide fromCornSeedCoatings. Transport andFateofaNeonicotinoid and JamesHarrington Duckworth*, BenjaminUster,JoshuaHenson Oxides withPyrethroidInsecticides. Exploring theReactivityofManganese Introductory Remarks Adjourn Panel Discussion Jawitz Peter Nkedi-Kizza,KellyT. MorganandJames Florida. Soils fromSemiaridNigeriaandSubtropical Organic Pesticides inFertilizerMixturesand Sorption Kinetics,Equilibria,andTransportof Matthew Polizzotto Approach. Use on Atrazine Sorption: A Meta-Analysis The ImpactofSoilCharacteristicsandLand Stewart Moderator: Sharon Papiernik, MichaelBarrett Jorge A. Leiva*, NasiruM.Danmowa, Systems

LingOu*,TravisWGannonand Cameron Pittelkow Caldwell Todd

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SESSION NO. 145—3:30 PM–4:15 PM 148-1 3:55 PM Anthropogenic Soil Formation during PCC, Room 132 A, First Level a Millennium of Prehistoric Irrigation Agriculture in the Gila River Valley, Arizona. 5 Minute Rapid--Forest, Range, and Wildland Jonathan A. Sandor*, M. Kyle Woodson, Colleen Soils Strawhacker and Wesley Miles 148-2 4:00 PM The Role of Dust on the Development of SSSA Division: Forest, Range and Wildland Soils Granitic Soils in Southern Arizona. Rebecca Moderator: Brian Strahm Lybrand* and Craig Rasmussen 3:30 PM Introductory Remarks 148-3 4:05 PM Paleoclimatic Constraint on Soil Formation and Survival. Christopher Shepard* and Craig 145-1 3:35 PM Building Flux Capacity: Citizen Scientists Rasmussen Increase Resolution of Soil Greenhouse Gas Fluxes. Benjamin Sullivan*, Cody C. Reed, Jules 4:10 PM Panel Discussion Winters, Rachel Hutchinson, Gitte Venicx, Mark 4:15 PM Adjourn Chandler and Stephen C. Hart 145-2 3:40 PM Does Soil Application of Bioenergy Wood Ash SESSION NO. 149—4:00 PM–5:00 PM Emulate Natural Wildfire in Boreal Forests?. PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 Paul W. Hazlett*, Kirsten Hannam, Tim Lynham and Lisa Venier Global Climate Change General Poster 145-3 3:45 PM Differences Between Aspen and Conifer Soil (includes student competition) Organic Carbon Pools Explained By Carbon Fluxes. Antra Boca* and Helga Van Miegroet ASA Section: Climatology and Modeling 145-4 3:50 PM Sodic Soils and Grasslands of the Subarctic 149-801 Cropping System and Landscape Diversification to Alaskan Yukon River Basin. Joshua Paul* and Improve Agricultural Nitrogen Cycling Under Climate Blaine Spellman Change-Driven Shifts in Precipitation. Timothy M. Bowles* and A. Stuart Grandy 145-5 3:55 PM Climate and Chemical Controls on Exchangeable Cations in Acidic Forest Soils. 149-802 Soil Conservation Practices As Climate Change Jason Nathaniel James*, Kim Littke and Rob Adaptations in Eastern US Crop Production. Natalia Harrison Salazar* and Robert L. Hill 145-6 4:00 PM Modeling Reactive Nitrate Cycling on a 15 Forested Hillslope Using N and D2 O SESSION NO. 150—4:00 PM–6:00 PM Tracers. Raymond Lee*, Kevin J. McGuire, Brian PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 Strahm and Jennifer D. Knoepp 145-7 4:05 PM Effects of Restoration of Ponderosa Pine on Developing Research and Extension Skills of Soil Chemical and Biological Properties in Students in Integrated Agronomic Systems Northern Arizona. Elena Marie Thomas* Special Sessions 4:10 PM Concluding Remarks Section or Division Cosponsor: C03 Crop Ecology, Management 4:15 PM Adjourn and Quality, C06 Forage and Grazinglands, SSSA Division: Soil and Water Management and Conservation SESSION NO. 146—3:30 PM–4:30 PM 150-217 Developing Research and Extension Skills of Students in Integrated Agronomic Systems. John A. Guretzky*, A PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, Demonstration Stage, Humberto Blanco, Roger W. Elmore, Daren D. Redfearn fternoon ACSESS—Your Society Publisher, Your science and Michelle Howell Smith lives here! 150-218 Influence of Cool-Season Annual Grasses on Perennial Grass and Legume Establishment. Sarah Morton*, Exhibit Hall Activities Robert B. Mitchell, Steve Masterson and Daren D. Redfearn SESSION NO. 147—3:35 PM–3:45 PM 150-219 Harvest Effects on Switchgrass Persistence.Joey PCC, Room 126 B, First Level Geisler*, Robert B. Mitchell and Daren D. Redfearn 150-220 Carbon and Nitrogen Content of Winter Cover Crop ASA Community Business Meeting--Weedy and Dry Matter. Natalie Holste*, Katja Koehler-Cole and Invasive Plant Species Roger W. Elmore ASA Section: Agronomic Production Systems 150-221 Does Cattle Grazing of Cover Crops Compact Soil? an Analysis of Existing Literature and Short-Term Data. SESSION NO. 148—3:50 PM–4:15 PM Rebecca Clay*, Humberto Blanco, Sabrina Ruis, Manbir Rakkar, Aaron Stalker, Mary Drewnoski and Gary PCC, Room 132 C, First Level Lesoing Poster and 5 Minute Rapid--Soils and 150-222 What Are the Remnant Effects of Rye and Oat Cover Crops on Corn Development?. Rebecca Johnson*, Katja Landscapes of the Southwestern United States Koehler-Cole and Roger W. Elmore (includes student competition) 150-223 Assessing Cover Crop Effects on Soil Health Parameters. SSSA Division: Soil Mineralogy Andrea Nichols*, Humberto Blanco, Sabrina Ruis and Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA Division: Pedology Paul Jasa 150-224 Establishment of Binary Perennial Legume-Annual Randal Southard Moderator: Warm-Season Grass Mixtures. Martina La Vallie*, John 3:50 PM Introductory Remarks A. Guretzky, Walter Schacht, Daren D. Redfearn and Bruce E. Anderson

132 152-1011 152-1010 152-1009 152-1008 152-1007 152-1006 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.152—4:00PM–6:00PM 151-1005 151-1004 151-1003 151-1002 151-1001 151-1000 151-923 151-922 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.151—4:00PM–6:00PM 150-225 Bioenergy SystemsPosterCompetition

Applied SoybeanResearchPoster Tubana Kanke, SamuelKwakye, DanielForestieriandBrenda Different Harvest Dates. Indices forStalkYield Prediction ofEnergyCaneat Using RedandRed-EdgeReflectance-Based Vegetation K. Alberti*, Thandiwe M.Nleya and ShannonL.Osborne Seeding RatesatTwo Locations inSouthDakota. Ethiopian Mustard(Brassicacarinata)Responseto and RamonGLeon Southeastern U.S. to Conventional Cotton-Peanut Rotationinthe Sweet SorghumforBiofuelIsan Alternative Sichao Wang* Ethanol Yield ofFive Perennial CroppingSystems . Nitrogen ResponsesonBiomassYield andTheoretical Philip Fay,Weijun Shen,Yiqi LuoandTerrance Johnson Dzantor, SupingZhou,SamuelDennis,RogerSauve, Study. Photosynthesis, Growth,andBiomass: A Mesocosm Effects ofPrecipitationChangesonSwitchgrass and Nithya Rajan Under ChangingClimate. Grasses onWatershed HydrologyandWater Quality (Gossypium hirsutumL.)toPerennial Bioenergy Modeling theEffectsofLandUseChangefromCotton Sicklepod Weed. Characterization of Anti-Herbivore Propertyof Montgomery andLarrySteckel on Palmer Amaranth inSoybean. Nozzle EffectonEfficacyofGlufosinateandFomesafen Alexandre CostaCrusciol Fabio FranciscoLima,ClaudemirZucareliandCarlos Ruan FranciscoFirmano, Adilson deOliveira Junior, Thiago RodrigueiroSecato,LuizTadeu Jordao*, Henrique Vernier Versari, CarolinaFedrigoConeglian, Barzan, CarlosVinicius Cavalini BatistaMelo,Pedro Brachiaria andNitrogenFertilization. Soybean Yield inProductionSystemswithCorn, Dudenhoeffer Kelly VTindall,J. Allen Wrather,GeneStevens andChris Soybean duringDroughtConditions. Utility ofanInsecticide Added toaFungicidefor Yield. 2, 4-DandDicambaEffectsonSoybeanNodulation Anthony Martin* On-Farm Evaluations ofIlevoSeedTreatmentinIowa. Kacey Cannon High Yield SoybeanResearch. P. Venard* andJoshuaR.Duckworth Evaluation ofSoybeanVarieties inKentucky. Guretzky, DarenD.RedfearnandBruceE. Anderson Sorghum-Sudangrass. Seeding RateEffectsonForageMassofSod-Seeded ASA Section: Agronomic ProductionSystems ASA Section: Agronomic ProductionSystems Brian Van DeStroet*andSharon A. Clay Chih-Li Yu*,DafengHui,QiDeng,EKudjo

Te-Ming Paul Tseng* andZimingYue Joel Reyes-Cabrera*, JohnErickson

Javier OmarMuniz*,John A. Marilyn SebialDalen*,Yumiko

Yong Chen*,Srinivasulu Ale

Angela McClure*and Julie Reeves*, GarretB.

Kelly A. Nelson*, Kelly A. Renan Ribeiro

Claire M.- Phillip

153-1115 153-1114 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.153—4:00PM–6:00PM 152-1014 152-1013 152-1012 154-1102 154-1101 154-1100 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.154—4:00PM–6:00PM 153-1206 153-1205 153-1204 153-1203 153-1202 153-1201 153-1200 Crop IrrigationStrategiesandManagement Poster (includesstudentcompetition)

General BioenergySystemsPoster Nelson, Peter Motavalli andChrisDudenhoeffer of CorninaClaypanSoil. Subsurface DrainTileSpacing Affects Yield Variability Leininger*, L.JasonKrutz,Sarver andJeffGore Furrow IrrigatedPeanuts inMississippi. Establishing SoilMoistureSensorThresholdsfor and LiaMaldaner Digestion. Commercial DairyFarm Associated with Anaerobic Increased BaselineMethaneConcentrationsata Touchell andSusanaR.Milla-Lewis Gannon, MiguelS.Castillo,ThomasG.Ranney,Darren on GreenhouseStudy. in aSwineLagoonWastewater TreatmentSystemBased Potential ofMiscanthusand Arundo Accessions forUse Philip RobertsonandMorganGallagher Valdez*, William CHockaday,CarolineMasiello,G. Stability ofSwitchgrassSoilandCNPools. Impacts ofNFertilizerandHarvest RateonSizeand Piedmont. Miscanthus Variety Performance intheVirginia Tumbalam* and KurtD.Thelen a CornForageBiofuelProduction System. Integrating Winter Annual Cereal Rye orTriticaleinto Manyowa Meki*,JimKiniryandSuminKim Potential CarbonFootprintReductionofVetivergrass. Radiation-Use Efficiency,Biomass Accumulation,and Staricka*, Tyler JTjeldeandJeraldW. Bergman Barley ProductioninNorthwest NorthDakota. Reduced Irrigation Amounts on DurumWheatand and Brad A. King Sugar BeetIrrigationManagement. Jeremy Thompson Grapevine Physiology. Assessing ImpactsofDirectRoot-ZoneIrrigationon Reginelli andJohnieN.Jenkins John J.Read,Ying Ouyang, Ardeshir Adeli, Dennis Soybean FieldLocatedinaHumidRegion. Assessment ofIrrigationScheduling Approaches ina Loam Soils. Irrigated SugarbeetProductiononLihenFineSandy Quantifying Water Use(Water UseEfficiency)in W. Walker Jason Krutz,Bond,BobbyR.GoldenandTimothy Clay SoilsinMississippi. Drying (AWD) Water ManagementforRiceGrownon Development andValidation of Alternate Wetting and Silva Almond Orchards. Under SurplusandDeficitIrrigation: ACaseStudyin Linking Plant Water UsetoField-Level Water Efficiency ASA Section: Agronomic ProductionSystems ASA Section: Agronomic ProductionSystems

Martin Battaglia*andJohnHerschel Fike Zachary Debruyn*,ClaudiaWagner-Riddle Tyler JTjelde*andJames A. Staricka

Tara Seely*,KenShackelandLucas Kelly Anne Moore*,TravisW Xiaochi Ma*,Pete Jacobyand Richard Lee Atwill* II, Larry Robert Wesslak*, Kelly A.

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154-1103 Bioprocess Optimization in Leading Cellulosic 156-805 Fractionating Rainfall into Vegetative Interception and Feedstocks Miscanthus and Switchgrass for Bioethanol Soil Infiltration in Perennial Grassland.Yedan Xiong*, Production. Victor Njiti*, Ananda Nanjundaswamy, Charles P. West and Terry McLendon Victor Njiti, Girish Kumar Panicker and Franklin 156-806 Effect of Water Management Practices on N Uptake and Chukwuma Grain Yield of Main and Ratoon Rice Crops. Manoch 154-1104 Optimizing Planting, Harvesting, and Pest Management Kongchum*, Dustin L. Harrell, James Leonards and Jacob Practices for Energybeet Production in South Florida. Fluitt Maninder Pal Singh*, Gregg Nuessly and Nicholas Larsen 156-807 Control of Soil Moisture and Rhizosphere Activity of 154-1105 Strategies to Reduce Hurdle Rates for Double Corn (Zea mays) on Soil Nutrient Availability and Plant Cropping. Paul R. Adler* and Steven Wallander Nutrient Uptake in Two Different Soil Types of North 154-1106 Analyzing Hydrotreated Renewable Jet Fuel (HRJ) Dakota. Upasana Ghosh* and Amitava Chatterjee Feedstock Availability Using Crop Simulation Modeling. David W. Archer*, Joon Hee Lee, James R. SESSION NO. 157—4:00 PM–6:00 PM Kiniry and Kathrine Behrman PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 154-1107 Soil Nitrogen Dynamics and Miscanthus Yield of an Amended, Reclaimed Mine Soil. Zachary Tischendorf* Applied Agronomic Research and Extension 154-1108 Swithgrass Plant Population Decline As Affected By Poster Seeding and Nitrogen Rates. Brian G. Kozlowski*, ASA Section: Education and Extension Donald D. Tyler, Burton English, James Larson, Michael Buschermohle, Robert Freeland and Ryan Blair 157-717 Research Practices and Information Seeking in the Agricultural Sciences: A Collaborative Approach 154-1109 Camelina Production in Northeast Arkansas. V. Steven for Developing Research Support Services. Danielle Green* Cooper, Florian Diekmann*, Scott Hanscom, Erin E. 154-1110 Five Year Biomass and Ethanol Yields of Corn, Sweet Kerby, Adam Kriesberg, Emily Marsh, Cynthia Parr, Sorghum, and High Biomass Sorghum Grown on Marianne Stowell Bracke, Sarah C. Williams and Jane K. Marginal Lands. Michael J. W. Maw*, Keith W. Goyne, Yatcilla James H. Houx III and Felix B. Fritschi 157-718 Evaluating Winter Canola Cultivars through a Detailed 154-1111 Establishing Native Species into SD Roadway Analysis of the Oklahoma Winter Canola Variety Trials. Environments for Habitat and Biomass Production. Josh Lofton* and Josh Bushong Jacob Foley* 157-719 Irrigated Corn Nutrient Accumulation and Partitioning 154-1112 Biomass Productivity and Water Use of Perennial C4 in Response to High Nitrogen Rate and Plant Bioenergy Feedstocks in Southern USA. John Jifon*, Population. Maria Julia Santoro* and Chad D Lee Manyowa Meki, Robin Taylor, Nithya Rajan, Juan Encisco 157-720 Developing Efficient Deficit Irrigation and Nutrient and James R. Kiniry Management Strategies for Spring Wheat Grown in 154-1113 Eem/Parafac and UV/VIS-PLS Fingerprinting of Southeastern Idaho, USA. Hossein Sadeghi*, Xi Liang, Secondary Products in Sweet Sorghum and Sugarcane Howard Neibling, Olga Walsh and Jessica A Torrion Juice. Minori Uchimiya* 157-721 Phenology Simulation to Reduce Climate Risk in Agriculture: Engaging Farmers in the Southeast U.S. SESSION NO. 155—4:00 PM–6:00 PM Though a Participatory Process. Caroline G. Staub*, PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 Clyde W. Fraisse, Diego N. L. Pequeno, Wendy-Lin Bartels, David Diehl, Ana Wagner and Eduardo Gelcer A Biometry & Statistical Computing Poster 157-722 Evaluation of Soybean Seed Treatments and Seeding fternoon ASA Section: Biometry and Statistical Computing Rates on Soybean Grain Yield. Carly Bokker* and 155-1207 Web-Based Statistical Tools and Data Visualization for William Jeremy Ross the IPNI North American Soil Test Summary. Quentin 157-723 Phosphorus Runoff from Two Common Poultry Rund*, Ryan Williams, Elle Williams and T. Scott Murrell Litter Treatments Applied at Integrator Rates on No- 155-1208 Mid-Season Prediction of Wheat Grain Yield Potential till Fields. Brad D. Lee*, Dwayne Edwards, Edwin L. and Nitrogen Response. Melissa Rae Golden* Ritchey, John H. Grove and Colby Guffey 155-1209 Harnessing Genomic Variability to Reduce Stalk 157-724 Are Current Corn Plant Populations High Enough to Lodging in Maize. Esperanza Shenstone* and Alexander Maximize Yield and Profit?. Jason Kelley*, Tyler Keene, E. Lipka Scott Hayes, Kevin Lawson and Archie Flanders 157-725 Agronomic Responses of Corn Hybrids to Plant Dan D. Fromme*, SESSION NO. 156—4:00 PM–6:00 PM Densities in Central Louisiana. Naveen Adusumilli and Keith Shannon PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 157-726 On-Farm-Tests Evaluate Nitrogen Rate, Source and Soil-Plant-Water Relations Poster (includes Timing for Spring Wheat Yield and Protein. John Heard*, Brunel Sabourin and Lori-Ann Kaminski student competition) ASA Section: Climatology and Modeling SESSION NO. 158—4:00 PM–6:00 PM 156-803 Seasonal Forage Biomass Production By Winter Canola and Wheat Under Different Irrigation Levels in the PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 Southern High Plains. Sangamesh V. Angadi*, Umesh Connecting Agronomy and STEM Education in Rangappa, Sultan Begna, Wahby Ahmed and Michael J. Stamm K-12 Poster 156-804 Sugarcane Trash Management Effects on Growth, ASA Section: Education and Extension Development and Water Relations. Fabio R Marin*, Daniel Silveira Pinto Nassif, Leandro Garcia Costa, Murilo Vianna and Kassio Carvalho

134 161-901 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.161—4:00PM–6:00PM 160-800 160-739 160-738 160-737 160-736 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.160—4:00PM–6:00PM 159-731 159-730 159-729 159-728 159-727 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.159—4:00PM–6:00PM 158-735 158-734 158-733 158-732 Emission Poster(includes studentcompetition) Use EfficiencyandMitigate GreenhouseGas Agricultural Practicesto Improve Nitrogen-

General ExtensionEducationPoster Karamat RSistani, ThomasR.Way andEdwinL.Ritchey Impact onNitrousOxideEmission. Lateral SpacingofSubsurfacePoultry LitterBands- Reyes Solorio*,ElizabethDiazandNancyValdez Resilience withinCommunities. Keeley* andZaneRaudenbush Student LearninginGolfCourseManagement. Construction ofanon-CampusPuttingGreenEnhances Christian andRogerL.Higgs ASA. International StudyOpportunityProvidedByReinvest Australian Universities CropsCompetition: An Graduate School?. Are GREScoresIndicative ofStudentPerformance in Landoll Ciera Houston*,SergioManacpo Abit Jr.andEmilyKate Plant andSoilScienceCourses?. Are IncomingFreshmenPreparedforIntroductory William JeremyRoss*andChadNorton Arkansas SoybeanResearchVerification Program. Bacterial Contributions. The LoneStarHealthyStreamsProgram:Reducing Casteel* andPeter Kovacs Optimal SoybeanPlant PopulationsinIndiana. Tomlinson* andLauriBaker Deterrent orPromoter?. Drought: A BestManagementPractice Adoption Miriam Gutierrez* Inveninato Carmona,JoaoPaulo BernardoFariaand Soybean Yields. Soybeanyield® App, aNewToolforPredicting Megan Teel andBradenStockton Hague*, Terry J.Gentry,CristineMorgan,TonyL.Provin, Reaching outtoK-12Studentswith Agronomy. David R.Drake* STEM CurriculumwithCotton AgronomicEducation. Involvement ofHighSchoolStudentsEnrolledina Ruszczyk-Murray, UrsulaDeitchandMarkS.Reiter* Pumpkins FocusingonSTEMConcepts. Pumpkin Mania:ExperimentalLearningwith Amanda SchraederandMarthaR.Zwonitzer Stephanie Karhoff,RobertMichitsch,MichelleScarpace, Adams, JodiCreasapGee,JamieL.Foster,SarahGrogan, the Planting ScienceProgram. Development of Agronomy Feeds the World Module for Undergraduate EducationPoster ASA Section:EducationandExtension ASA Section:EducationandExtension ASA Section:EnvironmentalQuality Kevin J.Donnelly*, A. Ozzie Abaye, ErikJ.

Ignacio A. Ciampitti,Gabriela

Barbara A. Darroch* Barbara A. Audrey E.H.King,Peter J. Matthew W. Brown*

Kayla Griffith*,Catrina

Beatrix J.Haggard, Aldo Garcia,Georgina Jason RSimmons*,

Christina

Steven J. Steve Shaun

161-908 161-907 161-906 161-905 161-904 161-903 161-902 162-916 162-915 162-914 162-913 162-912 162-911 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.162—4:00PM–6:00PM 161-910 161-909 Systems andSupportPoster(includesstudent Counting CarbonontheFarm:Science,

Model. Fields UsingthePrecisionNitrogenManagement Simulation ofNitrousOxideEmissionsfromMaize Karsten Maria PoncedeLeon*,CurtisJ.DellandHeatherD. Soil Planted toCorninNotillDairyCropRotations. Factors ContributingtoNitrousOxideEmissionsfrom Ramlow* andM.FrancescaCotrufo Regimes forFertilizedCornCroppingSystems. and SequesterCarbonUnderVarying Irrigation Biochar’s Ability toReduceGreenhouseGasEmissions and KarinaP.Fabrizzi Minnesota. Nitrous OxideEmissionsinPoorlyDrainedSoils Drainage andN Application TimeandRateImpact Troy Bingham,EarlCreechandMichaelD.Peel Miller*, TrevorNielson,MichaelJensen,BlairL.Waldron, Monocultures andGrass-LegumeMixtures. Nutrient LeachingUnderGrazingSystemswithGrass Horwath Production. Irrigation toReduceN2OEmissionsinDairyForage Applying LiquidManurethroughSubsurfceDrip Brown, KatelynCongreves andClaudiaWagner-Riddle Fertilization. to Adopting BestManagementPracticesforNitrogen Nitrous OxideEmissionsfromaCornFieldinResponse Kozyra* on FarmCarbonMitigationatScale. Deploying theNecessaryInfrastructure toRealize Malin* GHG Accouting with theCool-FarmTool. and KeithPaustian Amy Swan*, MarkEaster, Adam Chambers,KevinBrown Evaluation forNRCSConservation PracticePlanning. Comet-Planner: Carbon andGreenhouseGas Steve Williams Matthew Stermer, AmySwan, CrystalTourenneand Brown, Adam Chambers,MarkEaster,ErnieMarx, and Supply-Chain Analysis. Applications ofComet-FarmforConservation Programs Allison M.Thomson* Approach toMeasuring,ReportingandVerification. from CommodityCropProduction: A SupplyChain Achieving ReductionsinGreenhouseGasEmissions Millar* andG.PhilipRobertson Nitrogen ManagementforCarbonCredit. Rebekah TregurthaandMichellePeterson Curtin, KathrynLehto,Weiwen Qiu,CraigTregurtha, and Vegetable Production. Capacity of Agricultural SoilsUsedinPastoral, Arable Rapid Assays toPredictNitrogenMineralization McLellan andHaroldvan Es Production. in ControllingEnvironmentalNLossesUSCorn The Relative ImportanceofFertilizerTimingVs. Form John L.HutsonandHaroldvan Es ASA Section:EnvironmentalQuality

Rebecca Marjerison*,JeffMelkonian,ShaiSela,

Fabián G.Fernández*,RodneyT. Venterea Martin Burger*,DanielRivers and William R. Shai Sela*,RebeccaMarjerison,Eileen Pedro Vitor FerrariMachado*,Shannon competition)

Michael H.Beare*,Denis

Keith Paustian*, Kevin

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162-917 DNDC Modeling and Reductions Calculator Tool for 163-1308 Genome-Wide Association Mapping of Resistance Rice Offsets.William A Salas* QTL to Fusarium Head Blight in Spring Wheat Lines 162-918 Evaluating Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Carbon Grown in Pacific Northwest and CIMMYT.Rui Wang*, Sequestration from Rice Production in Eastern Arkansas Jianli Chen, Junli Zhang, Weidong Zhao, Justin Wheeler, Using Comet-FarmTM. Matthew Stermer*, Mark Easter, Natalie Klassen, James A. Anderson, Deven R. See and Amy Swan, Keith Paustian, Kevin D Brown, Crystal Yanhong Dong Tourenne, Justin Ziegler, Ernie Marx, Adriane Huber, 163-1309 Cowpea Improvement in the Genomic Era: A Sobha Velayudan, Adam Chambers and Marci Barabski Conceptual Framework. Patrick Obia Ongom*, Paul 162-919 Comparing the Carbon Sequestration Potential of Gibson, Richard Edema and Awio Bruno Winter Wheat Under Conventional and No-till Systems. 163-1310 Mapping QTL for Digestibility Related Traits in Diana Zapata*, Nithya Rajan and Frank M. Hons Tall Fescue. Shyamal Krishna Talukder*, Konstantin 162-920 Water and Carbon Fluxes Along a Precipitation Chekhovskiy, Jennifer Black and Malay C. Saha Gradient in a Sagebrush Steppe Environment. Gerald 163-1311 Genomic Variation Analysis of Switchgrass (Panicum N. Flerchinger*, Aaron W. Fellows and Mark S Seyfried virgatum L.) NAM (Nested Association Mapping) 162-921 Net Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Major Crops in Parents. Shahjahan Ali*, Malay C. Saha, Laura Bartley, Texas. Yong Wang* Desalegn D. Serba, Hem Bhandari and Junil Chang 163-1312 Marker-Assisted Breeding for Improvement of SESSION NO. 163—4:00 PM–6:00 PM Fusarium Head Blight Resistance in Spring Wheat. Wenguang Cao*, George Fedak, Harvey VoLdeng, Daryl PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 Somers, Allen Xue, Judith Fregeau-Reid and Gavin Crop Breeding & Genetics Poster I (includes Humphreys 163-1313 Agronomic Characterization of Advanced Lines of graduate student competition) Chickpea Kabuli Type, in the State of Sinaloa, Mexico. C01 Crop Breeding and Genetics Victor Valenzuela*, GUSTAVO ADOLFO FIERROS, 163-1216 Fine Mapping of a Soybean Iron Deficiency Chlorosis PEDRO FRANCISCO ORTEGA, SIXTO VELARDE, Tolerance QTL from Fiskeby III. Ryan Merry*, Benjamin FRANKLIN GERARDO RODRIGUEZ, JORGE ALBERTO W Campbell, Karl Joseph Butenhoff, Aaron J Lorenz, GALLEGOS and ISIDORO PADILLA James H. Orf and Robert Stupar 163-1314 Genetic Variation for Ethanol Content Among ‘Kanlow’ 163-1217 The Influence of Genome Duplication on Brassicaceae Half-Sib Population. Santosh Nayak*, Cheryl Dalid, Fred and Rosaceae Community Structure Across the United L. Allen and Hem Bhandari States. Michelle Lee Gaynor* 163-1315 Screening of Some Functional Markers in Helianthus 163-1218 Analysis of Genotype and Genotype By Environment Argophyllus, Helianthus Annuus and It Derived Interaction in Louisiana Sugarcane Research Plots Population for Adaptabilty Under Abiotic Stress By GGE Biplots. James Ryan Todd*, Collins Kimbeng, Conditions. Muhammad Mubashar Hussain*, Saeed Edwis Dufrene, Herman Waguespack, Yong-Bao Pan and Rauf, Maria Kausar, Jakub Paderewski and Maria Khan Michael Pontif 163-1316 Performance of Selected Pearl Millet Genotypes for 163-1219 Characterization of Anthracnose Resistance Gene Grain and Fodder Yields in West Africa. Roger G Alleles in Dry Bean Breeding Lines and Germplasm. Zangre, Ousmane Sy, Moussa D Sanogo, Ahmadou Anfu Hou*, Kulbir Sandhu and Robert Conner Issaka and Desalegn D. Serba* 163-1300 Improvement of Brassica napus Restorers Using a 163-1317 Molecular Mapping of an Adult Plant Resistance Gene Recurrent Selection Strategy. Valeria Lobos* and Robert for Leaf Rust in Soft Red Winter Wheat Cultivar AGS A W. Duncan 2000. Jerry W Johnson, Yuanfeng Hao, Yingying Wang, fternoon 163-1301 Molecular Marker Analysis of Progeny Origins in Daniel E Bland, Zhenbang Chen, John D Youmans, James Sibling-Mating and Crossing in Lowland Switchgrass Buck and Mohamed Mergoum* [Panicum Virgatum L.]. John M. Baker*, Yanqi Wu, 163-1318 Discovery of the Wild Sunflower-Derived Novel Downy Michael P. Anderson, Vijaya Gopal Kakani and Lan Zhu Mildew Resistance Gene Pl19 in Sunflower (Helianthus 163-1302 Broadening the Genetic Base of Wheat Using Primary annuus L.). Lili Qi* and ZHiwei Zhang Synthetic Wheat. Madhav Bhatta*, P. Stephen Stephen 163-1319 Hybrid Winter Canola Trends in the USA. Michael J. Baenziger and Alexei I. Morgunov Stamm* 163-1303 Genetic Dissection of Drought Tolerance in Spring 163-1320 Evaluating and Contrasting Regionally Adapted Soft Wheat Under US Northern Plains Conditions. S. M. Red Winter Wheat Lines for Nitrogen Use Efficiency. Hisam Rabbi*, Ajay Kumar, Elias M. Elias, Sepehr Kyle Brasier*, Carl A. Griffey, Wade E. Thomason, Mohajeri Naraghi and Mohamed Mergoum Takeshi Fukao, Bishal Tamang and Clay H. Sneller 163-1304 Population Genomic Variation and Genome-Wide 163-1321 High-Throughput Phenotyping to Evaluate Heat Stress Association Study in Prairie Cordgrass. Jia Guo*, Patrick Response in Quinoa. Leonardo Hinojosa*, Kevin M. J. Brown and Dokyoung Lee Murphy, Kulvinder S Gill and Neeraj Kumar 163-1305 Precise Mapping of Hessian Fly Resistance Gene from 163-1322 Identification of Drought and Salt Tolerant Cotton Spring Wheat 'WA8076' Via 90K SNP Assay. esraa Germplasm and Associated Markers in the U.S. Upland alwan* Germplasm Pool. Abdelraheem Abdelraheem*, Vasu 163-1306 Using Spectral Reflectance for Genome Wide Kuraparthy and Jinfa Zhang Association Study and Germplasm Selection for Yield 163-1323 Genetic Variation and Estimation of Ethanol Yield of in Pacific Northwest Winter Wheat Breeding Programs. Alamo Half-Sib Families. Cheryl Dalid*, Santosh Nayak, Shiferaw Gizaw, Kimberly A. Garland Campbell and Fred L. Allen, Vincent Pantalone, Arnold Saxton, Feng Arron H. Carter* Chen and Hem Bhandari 163-1307 Comparison of Hybridization Techniques in Chickpea. 163-1400 Wheat Germplasm Development and Genetic Mapping Thomas R. Stefaniak* for Hessian Fly Resistance. Narinder Singh* and Jesse Poland

136 163-1417 163-1416 163-1415 163-1414 163-1413 163-1412 163-1411 163-1410 163-1409 163-1408 163-1407 163-1406 163-1405 163-1404 163-1403 163-1402 163-1401 Paulitz Larkin*, Kimberly A. GarlandCampbellandTimothyC. for FusariumCrownRotinWinter Wheat. Comparison ofGreenhouseand FieldRatingSystems Mark Lucas,DaleSchinstockand JessePoland for Plant BreedingPrograms. Unmanned Aerial SystemsBased PhenotypingPipeline Development andImplementationofaSmall Ray andChrisPierce Drought Tolerancein Alfalfa. of SSR-DefinedGenomicRegions Associatedwith Impact ofPhenotypicSelectionontheFrequencies Karn* andSherryFlint-Garcia Rare Alleles DelayFlowering TimeinMaize. and LucianaRosso Disinfection Treatments. Enhancing SoybeanSproutFoodSafetythroughSeed Antonio Patto Ramalho Reberth RenatodaSilva, MaiaradeOliveira andMagno Period inMaize. Components forDaystoSilkingandGrain-Filling Genotype xEnvironmentInteractionsofMeanGenetic Periods ofClimateChange. Winter Wheat:Improved Cultivar Placement during Genotypic andPhenotypicCharacterizationofSoftRed Brown andEricOlson Wheat. Aegilops tauschiiGermplasmandIntrogressioninto Discovery ofFusariumGraminearumResistancein and StellaKantartzi Hamawaki*, Chiun-KangHsu,CurtisWolf,KelseySmith Soybean (Glycinemax[L.]Merril). Estimation ofEarlyandLateNitrogenFixationin Perumal, Tesfaye Tesso andSophieBouchet Sorghum. Quantitative Genomic Analysis ofLeaf Architecture in Dirk Hays NDVI DataforYield Estimation. Growth Pattern andUseofMultispectralImagingBased Characterization ofWheatMappingPopulationfor and Paul St. Amand ramakrishnan, SunishK.Sehgal,Shaukat Ali, GuihuaBai GBS BasedMarkers. Diversity Analysis inRye (SecalecerealeL.)Using Vegetative Growth. Variation ofCowpea(Vigna unguiculata)during Analysis ofSaltStressResponsesintheGenotypic Jr., M.I.Ibba, Alecia M.KiszonasandCraigF.Morris Spring Wheat(TriticumaestivumL.). Performance, andEnd-UseQualityTraitsinHardRed Genetic Analysis ofGrain Attributes, Milling Poland Bangladesh. Climate Change Adaptation andFOODSecurityin Accelerating HEAT TolerantWheatBreedingfor Carter Traits. Isotope Discrimination Analysis andRemoteSensing in SpringWheat(TriticumaestivumL.)UsingCarbon Nested Association MappingofWater UseEfficiency Scaboo Bilyeu, JosephParcell, Grover Shannonand Andrew Genetic Backgrounds. Profit PotentialUsing Variable Planting Datesand Optimization ofSoybeanCarbohydrateProfilesand

Megan Lewien*,MichaelPumphreyand Arron H. Andrew Wiersma*, ElizabethIBrisco,Linda

Olalere Olatoye*, GeoffreyMorris,Ramasamy Mohammad MokhlesurRahman*andJesse Rita deKassiaSiqueiraTeixeira*,

Homa Zarghami*

Jagdeep SinghSidhu*,saimukund

Jacob Young*, XiaofanNiu, Kristin

Diana Escamilla*,BoZhang Ethan Snyder*

Daljit Singh*,XuWang, Lovepreet Singh*,IanM. Sabahat Zahra*and Raphael Lemes

Jeffrey D.Boehm*

Dylan

Avinash

163-1500 163-1423 163-1422 163-1421 163-1420 163-1419 163-1418 164-1508 164-1507 164-1506 164-1505 164-1504 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.164—4:00PM–6:00PM 163-1503 163-1502 163-1501 Section orDivisionCosponsor:C04SeedPhysiology,

C-2/C-4 StudentCompetitionPoster Hussain*, JorgePatricio Venegas, Amanda Easterly,Vikas Cross UnderMultipleRainfedEnvironments. Genome-Wide QTLMappingforGrainYield inWheat Development ofHighDensityLinkageMapand Masum Akond Maksud Hossain,Muhsin Avci, JahangirKhanand Sumit PradhanShrestha*,MdBabar,Mohammad Post-Anthesis HighTemperature StressCondition. Traits inDiverse USSoftWheatGermplasmUnder Genetic Variation forSpikeFertilityandYield Related Olson in Wheat. D-Genome IntrogressionsYield PhenotypicVariation Perumal, Tesfaye Tesso andChristopherRLittle Sorghum SeedsSurface. Mold ComplexFungusfromNaturallyWeathered Effect of Time x Naocl Stringency on Extraction of Grain Steven Linscombe Markers. in Rice(Oryzasativa) UsingUltra-HighDensitySNP Identification ofQTLsforSeedlingSalinityTolerance Wheat. Sprouting andα-Amylase TraitsinHexaploid Using the Ae. tauschiiDGenometoImprove Preharvest Purcell andWilliam T. SchapaughJr. Coverage inSoybean. Genome-Wide Association MappingofCanopy Ghimire*, Raul Arroyo andKaren A. Sanguinet Improve Drought ToleranceandYield inWheat. In SituImagingofRootSystem Architecture to Walker andEdilbertoD. Redoña Response. Cultivars forEarly-SeasonSoilMoistureStress Morpho-Physiological CharacterizationofRice and Rosalind A. Bueckert Tolerance inPeas. Identification ofCanopyCoolingTraitsforHeat Shrestha* Medicinal Herb,CalendulaOfficinalis. Optimal NitrogenandLIGHTRegimestoGrowa Stewart*, Charles A. Shapiro andEllenT. Paparozzi Sulfate Foliar Applications toDeficientMaize. Effect ofIronandZincNanoparticle,Chelate, Cesar Villatoro Osorno, PhillipMMcClean,JamesR.SteadmanandJulio Germplasm Collection. Rust ResistanceintheGuatemalanClimbingBean Brown, Alexander E.LipkaandFrederickBelow Mastrodomenico*, CharlesColeHendrix,Patrick J. for thePredictionofN-UseTraits. Genomic SelectionUsingMaizeEx-PVPGermplasm Jahangir Khan* Traits inUSSoutheasternSoftWheatGermplasm. Genetic Variations forSpikeFertilityand Associated and JessePoland Belamkar, MaryGuttieri,P.StephenBaenziger C02 CropPhysiologyandMetabolism

Linda Brown*, Andrew Wiersma andEricOlson Production andTechnology

Teresa B.DeLeon*,PrasantaK.Subudhiand Kyle McCarthy*, Amber HoffstetterandEric Bhupinder Singh*,K.RajaReddy, TimothyW.

Endale GetaTafesse*, TomWarkentin Avjinder SinghKaler*,LarryC. Luz DeMariaMontejo*,JuanM.

Sandeep Tomar*,Ramasamy

SESSION NO. 164 Adriano Terras

Yan XuandSafal

Waseem

Zach P. Bikash

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164-1509 Using 1-m Rooting Columns to Better Simulate Field 165-1524 Maize Residue Removal and Cover Crop Effects on Soil Water Profile and Soybean [Glycine max (L.) Subsequent Soybean Crops. Walter E. Riedell*, Shannon Merr.] Growth Response Under Controlled Environment L. Osborne and Kurt Dagel Conditions. Michael Gebretsadik Gebre* and Hugh J. Earl 165-1525 Does Strip Tillage or Fertilizer Placement Influence the 164-1510 Adapted and Non-Adapted Tropical Corn in Central Soybean Row Spacing Yield Response?. John M Gaska* Iowa: 2. Biomass Production and Composition. and Shawn P. Conley Pedro A. Infante Posada*, Kenneth J. Moore, Sotiris V 165-1526 Soil Mapping Long Term Rotation Studies with a Archontoulis, Andrew W. Lenssen, M. Paul Scott and Multiple Sensor Cone Penetrometer. John M Gaska* and Shui-Zhang Fei Shawn P. Conley 164-1511 Assessing Physiological Characteristics and Genotypic 165-1527 Row Spacing and Seeding Rate Influence on Spring Variability of Wheat Genotypes Using Remote Sensing. Canola Performance in the Northern Great Plains. Mahendra Bhandari*, Srirama Krishna Reddy, Qingwu Bryan K. Hanson*, Burton L. Johnson, Travis Hakanson, Xue, Jackie C. Rudd, Shuyu Liu and Amir M.H. Ibrahim Lawrence Henry and Paula J Petersen 164-1512 Morphological and Anatomical Adaptability of 165-1528 Canola Response to Sulfur and Nitrogen Fertilization. Sorghum Roots Exposed to Water-Deficit Stress during Denis Pageau* Regina Enninful*, Impa Somayanda, Vegetative Stage. 165-1529 Response of Medium Maturity Russet Potato to Source John Sunoj Valiaparambil Sebastian, P.V. Vara Prasad and and Time of Potassium Fertilizer Application. Samuel Krishna Jagadish S.V. Y.C. Essah* and Jorge A. Delgado 164-1513 Balancing Tillage, Irrigation, and Planting in 165-1530 Residual Effects of Pelletized Poultry Litter on Cotton Kelsey House*, Nick Intercropped Cotton and Sorghum. Leaf Area Index and Nitrogen Uptake. John J. Read*, Macha, Joseph Burke, Curtis Schaefer, Katie Lewis and Ardeshir Adeli, Jack C. McCarty Jr. and Jeffrey Willers Glen Lorin Ritchie 165-1531 Growth and Yield Responses of Cowpea Cultivars 164-1514 Selection of Drought Tolerant Wheat Under to Inoculation and P Fertilization in Different Water-Limited Condition Using High Throughput- Environments. Stephen Kyei-Boahen*, Canon Engoke, Anju Giri*, Allan Fritz, Robert M. Phenotyping Platform. David Chikoye, Alpha Y. Kamara and Robert Abaidoo Aiken, Jesse Poland, Krishna Jagadish S.V and Xu Wang 165-1532 Planting Date and Row Pattern Effects on Peanut Pod Yield and Quality. Jason M. Sarver* and Chad Abbott SESSION NO. 165—4:00 PM–6:00 PM 165-1533 Tillage Management for Sunn Hemp. Philip J. Bauer* PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 165-1534 Enhancing Floral Resources for Insect Pollinators Crop Ecology, Management and Quality Poster Utilizing White and Alsike Clover in Alfalfa Hay Fields. Sidney C. Bosworth* C03 Crop Ecology, Management and Quality 165-1535 Aflatoxin Contamination of Red and Black Beans Moderator: Jeffrey Coulter (Phaseolus vulgarism L.) in Costa Rica. David Sancho, 165-1515 Impact of Planting Density on Stalk Sugar and Other Paul D. Esker* and Adriana Murillo-Williams Agronomic Traits Among Contrasting Corn Hybrids. 165-1536 Aflatoxin Contamination of Different Grains in Costa Bao-Luo Ma*, Zhiming Zheng, Lana Reid and Malcolm Rica. Diego Bogantes Ledezma, Danilo Alvarado Morrison Quesada, Paul D. Esker* and Adriana Murillo-Williams 165-1516 Grain Sorghum Fails to Consistently Respond to 165-1537 Survey of Aflatoxin and Fumonisin Contamination N-Fertilizer When Grown on a Tunica Clay Soil. H. from Different Grain Sources in Costa Rica. Viviana Arnold Bruns* Madrigal-Ortiz, Adriana Murillo-Williams and Paul D. A 165-1517 Selected Nutritional Qualities of Field Pea Esker* fternoon (Pisum sativum L.) As Affected By Genotypes and 165-1538 Haskap (Lonicera caerulea) Productivity in Northern Environments. Yesuf Assen Mohammed* and Chengci Quebec. Julie Lajeunesse* Chen 165-1539 Breaking Grounds in Hops Cultivation in Indiana. 165-1518 Seeding Rate for Twin Row Peanut Cultivars - Are Judith Martin*, Natasha Cerruti, Clayton J. Nevins and Farmers Planting Too Many Seed?. R. Scott Tubbs*, John Lori A. Hoagland Beasley and Robert Kemerait 165-1600 Industrial Hemp Cultivar Evaluations in North Dakota. 165-1519 Impact of Uniform Emergence on Corn Growth and Burton L. Johnson*, Bryan K. Hanson, Marisol T. Berti, Yield. Ronnie W. Heiniger* Travis Hakanson, Lawrence Henry, Venkata Chapara and 165-1520 Response of Corn to Multiple Defoliation Events. Peter Paula J Petersen R. Thomison*, Emerson D. Nafziger, Jeffrey A. Coulter, Mark E. Zarnstorff, Allen B. Geyer and Alexander J. SESSION NO. 166—4:00 PM–6:00 PM Lindsey PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 165-1521 Drought-Tolerant Hybrid Response to Crop Rotation and Tillage in the Eastern Corn Belt. Alexander J. C-4/C-2 Student Competition Poster Lindsey*, Peter R. Thomison, Allen B. Geyer and Kirk D. C04 Seed Physiology, Production and Technology Reese Section or Division Cosponsor: C02 Crop Physiology and 165-1522 Yield Enhancement By Short-Term Imposition of Severe Metabolism Water Deficit in the Vegetative Growth Stage of Grain 166-1601 Effect of Pollination Methods on Seed Production, Sorghum. Curtis Adams* and John Erickson Growth and Grain Yield of Progenies of an Early- 165-1523 Path Analysis of Root/Shoot Traits and Grain Yield Maturing Maize (Zea mays L.) Population. Abimbola in Winter Wheat in Texas Wintergarden and High Oluwaranti*, Nonye Faith Okoye, Morakinyo Abiodun Plains. Xiuwei Liu*, Xuejun Dong, Qingwu Xue, Amir Fakorede and Richard Olutayo Akinwale M.H. Ibrahim, Daniel Hathcoat, Clark B. Neely, Daniel I. 166-1602 Seed Growth Dynamics of Soybean Under Drought Leskovar and Thomas Marek Stress. Patrick Curl*

138 167-1619 167-1618 167-1617 167-1616 167-1615 167-1614 167-1613 167-1612 167-1611 167-1610 167-1609 167-1608 167-1607 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.167—4:00PM–6:00PM 166-1606 166-1605 166-1604 166-1603 Golf Turf Poster(includes studentcompetition)

and JohnC.Inguagiato Creeping Bentgrass PuttingGreen Turf. Phytotoxic Effect of Phosphites on Phosphorus Deficient Acids. L.) ResponsestoFoliarly Applied Branched-Chain Amino Evaluation ofCreepingBentgrass( Lulis* andJohnE.Kaminski Ball RollDistanceandTurfgrass Quality. Influence ofHeightCutandMowingFrequencyon H. Anderson, KeithGoyneandXiXiong Wetting AgentSolutions. Wettability ofHydrophobic Sand AsInfluencedBy Waana Kaluwasha* andXiXiong L.) toDollarSpot(SclerotiniahomoeocarpaBennett). Tolerance ofCreepingBentgrass(Agrostisstolonifera Effect ofCalciumFertilizerand Water Statuson Green. Annual BluegrassfromaCreepingBentgrassPutting Efficacy of PlantGrowth RegulatorsfortheRemoval of Thomas A NikolaiandKevinW. Frank Secondary RoughsonGolfCourses. Increasing Both Aesthetic Value andPlayability in Wenli WuandErikH.Ervin Tolerance ofCreepingBentgrass. Salicylic Acid, Auxin andTryptophanImpactonSalt Maria Tomaso-Peterson R. Stewart, HerbertW. Philley,JamesD.McCurdyand Turfgrass. Water UseCharacteristicsofGolfCoursePuttingGreen Kochersberger Sullivan, Andrew Morgan,HaseebChaudhryandKevin Management. Vehicles toFurtherExploreEpidemiologyand Mapping SpringDeadSpotUsingUnmanned Aerial W. Goyne,StephenH. Anderson andXiXiong Hydrophobicity ofUSGAGreen. Effect ofRepeated Applicationof Wetting Agentson Enzhan Song*andXiXiong Development of Annual Bluegrass (PoaannuaL.). Influences of Plant GrowthRegulatorsonSeedhead Karcher Michael D.Richardson,MarySavinandDouglasE. Warm SeasonGolfCourseTurfgrass. Sand TopdressingEffectsonEarthworm Activityin Mengistu, HamedK Abbas andMy Abdelmajid Kassem Controlled Environments. Abundance IsotopesinSoybeanCultivars Under Dioxide onSeedNutritionand15N13CNatural Effects ofDroughtandElevated Atmospheric Carbon Douglas BWalsh andRick A Boydston Stephanie LGreene,RuthCMartin,MatthewHKramer, Conventional SeedFields?. Do GEHayFields Affect GeneticPurityin A Boydston C Martin,MatthewHKramer,DouglasB Walsh andRick Fields. Implications forGeneticPurityinConventional Seed Gene FlowfromGESeedFieldsandFeralPlants: Samarah Germination. Seed TreatmentstoEnhancePepper (

Isaac Mertz*andNickE.Christians Sandya RaniRKesoju*,StephanieLGreene,Ruth Kevin Laskowski*andEmilyBMerewitz

Stephen Wait*, ChristianM.Baldwin,Barry C05 Turfgrass Science

Gregory E.Welbaum* andNezarH.

Jordan Booth*,DavidS.McCall,Dana

Matthew Fleetwood*,Stephen Nacer Bellaloui*, Alemu Nacer

Sandya RaniRKesoju*,

Xunzhong Zhang*, Enzhan Song*,Keith Agrostis stolonifera Aaron Hathaway*, Capsicum annuum) Paige Boyle*,

Kevin M.Miele*

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167-1626 167-1625 167-1624 167-1623 167-1622 167-1621 167-1620 168-1634 168-1633 168-1632 168-1631 168-1630 168-1629 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.168—4:00PM–6:00PM 167-1628 167-1627 Turfgrass Breeding, GeneticsandMolecular

Techniques Poster(includesstudent McCall, Kyle MillerandDanaSullivan Under ShadeStress. Promoting ProductsonCreepingBentgrassGrown The ImpactofDiseaseSuppressingandPlant Health Michelle DaCostaandJefferyScottEbdon Rachael Bernstein*,KevinMiele,JohnC.Inguagiato, Hardiness of Annual BluegrassPuttingGreen Turf. Influence of Plant GrowthRegulatorson Winter Michael D.Richardson Protectant. Bentgrass InfluencedByTrinexapac-Ethyl and Plant Effect ofShadeTimingandIntensityonCreeping John McCalla DeBoer*, MichaelD.Richardson,DouglasE.Karcherand Winter InjurywithCovers andWetting Agents. Reducing Ultradwarf BermudagrassPuttingGreen Chaves andJamesB.Ross annua L.). Effect on Winter Hardinessof AnnualBluegrass(Poa Fall Applications ofNitrogenandPotassiumTheir John C.InguagiatoandDipanjanBasu Bearing Capacity. Size Distribution:ResultantEffectsonRootZone Digitally QuantifyingSandParticle ShapeandParticle DaCosta andJeffreyS.Ebdon Equipment Wash Water. Use of Artificial Wetland Technology forTreating Xinquan Zhangand Yiwei Jiang* Xiaoqing Yu,Megan Taylor, XinSong,Xingchun Wang, Diverse Population ofPerennial Ryegrass. Genome-Wide Association StudyofHeatTolerance in Fescue. Physiological TraitsforHeatStress ToleranceinFine Identification ofCandidateGenes Associatedwith Schwartz Trigiano, Phillip A Wadl, Joann A. ConnerandBrianM. Brosnan, MargaretEStaton,ThomasLane,RobertN Genotyping-By-Sequencing. Transvaalensis Burtt-Davy)PuttingGreensUsing Bermudagrass (Cynodondactylon (L.)Pers. x C. Evaluation ofOff-TypeGrassesinHybrid Susana R.Milla-LewisandBrianM.Schwartz Xingwang Yu*,JeffreyCDunne,HelenMcCamyPruitt, By-Sequencing (GBS)inPolyploidZoysiagrass. Optimization ofSNPIdentificationBytheGenotyping- Goldman* Bluegrass Planted inNorthwest Oklahoma. Performance andPersistence over Two Years ofHybrid and SusanaR.Milla-Lewis Tan D.Tuong, Consuelo Arellano, DavidP.Livingston McCamy Pruitt*,MichelleDaCosta,RachaelBernstein, Proteomics ofCold Acclimation inZoysaigrass. Kevin Tucker andZachTaylor Practices. Impact ofSoilSpatialHeterogeneityonFertility Ervin Textures. and HybridBermudagrassGrowninVarious Soil Water ReflectanceCharacteristicsofCreepingBentgrass

Yi Xu*andBingruHuang

Travis Roberson*,DavidS.McCallandErikH Becky Grubbs*,GeraldM.Henry,ChaseStraw,

Kathleen LauraDodson*,Cortese C05 Turfgrass Science Travis R.Russell*,DouglasE.Karcherand

competition) Garrett Maxey*,JasonHenderson, Camden DShelton*,DavidS.

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168-1635 Association of Candidate Genes with Salinity Tolerance 169-1714 Effect of Mowing Frequency on Clipping in Perennial Ryegrass. Xin Song, Gang Nie, Yaoshen Li, Decomposition and Nitrogen Return. Becky Grubbs*, Suo-min Wang and Yiwei Jiang* Gerald M. Henry, Miguel L. Cabrera and William Jackson 168-1636 Evaluation of Kentucky Bluegrass Cultivars and Bowling Selections Under Reduced Input Management. Lindsey Hoffman*, Eric N Weibel, Trent Matthew Tate, Austin SESSION NO. 170—4:00 PM–6:00 PM Lee Grimshaw, Melissa M Mohr, Dirk A Smith, James A. Murphy, William A. Meyer and Stacy A. Bonos PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 168-1637 Expression of Accase Inhibitor Resistance in Seashore Robert F Barnes M.S. Poster Contest Paspalum with the Ile-1781 Mutation. Jackie Lewyane C06 Forage and Grazinglands White* Jr., Paul L. Raymer and Turner G. Jordan Marisol Berti 168-1638 Rapid Single Nucleotide Polymorphism Genotyping Moderator: Using FTA Cards and High Resolution Melt Analysis. 170-1715 Forage Yield, Quality, and Root Characteristics of Scott E. Warnke*, Haley Horseman, Chandra Thammina Birdsfoot Trefoil-Tall Fescue Pastures. Molly Kreykes*, and Keenan Amundsen Kimberly Cassida, Edzard van Santen, Jennifer W. 168-1639 Use of Real-Time PCR for Determining Species MacAdam and Thomas Griggs Proportions in a Mixed Fine Fescue Turfgrass 170-1716 Forage Nutritive Value over Time in a Reduced Lignin Community. Yinjie Qiu*, Angela Orshinsky, Maggie Alfalfa Cultivar. Angela Parker*, R. Mark Sulc, Kenneth Reiter and Eric Watkins A. Albrecht, Jeffrey Eric Herrmann, Kimberly Cassida, 168-1700 Evaluation of Bermudagrass for Drought Resistance. Marvin H. Hall, Doohong Min, Daniel J. Undersander Shuhao Yu*, Dennis L. Martin, Justin Quetone Moss and and Steve B. Orloff Yanqi Wu 170-1717 Grazing Management Affects Ecoturf Rhizoma Peanut 168-1701 Improving Curly Mesquite (Hilaria belangeri) for Forage Performance and Canopy Structure. Erin Turfgrass Use in Oklahoma. James R. Underwood*, Stenklyft*, Lynn E. Sollenberger, Marta Moura Kohmann, Dennis L. Martin, Justin Quetone Moss and Yanqi Wu Jose Carlos Batista Dubeux Jr. and Joao M.B. Vendramini 168-1702 Comparing Water Requirements of Diploid and 170-1718 Tifton-85 Bermudagrass Mixed with Annual or Interploid St. Augustinegrass. Meghyn Meeks*, Ambika Perennial Peanuts for Hay Production in North Florida. Chandra and Dennis Genovesi David Jaramillo*, Jose Carlos Batista Dubeux Jr., Nicolas DiLorenzo, Diane L. Rowland, Ann Blount, Cheryl 168-1703 Screening Centipedegrass Populations for Mackowiak, Lynn E. Sollenberger, Liza Garcia, Erick R.S. Morphological Variation. Luellen Swayzer*, Gerald M. Santos and Camila Sousa da Silva Henry and Brian M. Schwartz 170-1719 Evaluation of Phosphorus Availability on Growth and 168-1704 Preliminary Evaluation of Experimental, Clonal Leaf Nutrient Concentrations in Wheat, Oats, and Rye. Bermudagrass Cultivars for Use in Putting Greens. Jerri Lynn Dodson*, Will McClain II and Melissa Remley Dustin Harris*, Justin Quetone Moss, Yanqi Wu and Dennis L. Martin SESSION NO. 171—4:00 PM–6:00 PM SESSION NO. 169—4:00 PM–6:00 PM PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 Biomedical, Health-Beneficial and Nutritionally Turfgrass Management Poster Enhanced Plants Poster A C05 Turfgrass Science C09 Biomedical, Health-Beneficial and Nutritionally Enhanced fternoon 169-1705 Ryegrass Overseeding Effects on Bermudagrass Plants Physiology. Cale Bigelow* and James M. Goatley 171-1210 End-Use Quality of CIMMYT-Derived Soft Kernel 169-1706 Kentucky Bluegrass Response to Wear and Traffic Durum Wheat Germplasm: Grain, Milling and Soft during Autumn. Bradley S. Park*, Hui Chen and James A. Wheat Quality. Jeffrey D. Boehm* Jr., M.I. Ibba, Alecia M. Murphy Kiszonas and Craig F. Morris 169-1707 Water Conservation Potential of Subsurface Drip- 171-1211 C7-Symposium-- QTL That Matter: Protein and Oil Irrigation on Warm-Season Grasses. Matteo Serena*, Content of Soybean Seed. Yi Chen Lee and David A. Bernd Leinauer and Elena Sevostianova Lightfoot* 169-1708 Ethephon Seed Treatment Enhanced Drought-Stress 171-1212 Tuber and Inulin Production of Jerusalem Artichoke Tolerance of Kentucky Bluegrass Seedlings. Lixin Xu*, (Helianthus tuberosus, L.) Under Salinity Stress. Jorge Liebao Han and Xunzhong Zhang F.S. Ferreira*, Nildo da Silva Dias, Xuan Liu and Donald L. Suarez 169-1709 Reducing Irrigation Demand with Polymer Coated Sand. Joseph Ronald Young* 171-1213 Elucidating the Genetic Architecture of Extremely Elevated Seed Stearic Acid in Soybean Using 169-1710 Organic Land Care Practices in Maintaining Genotyping-By-Sequencing. Jason D. Gillman* and Sustainability of Athletic Field Turf. Jeffrey S. Ebdon Crystal Heim and William M. Dest* 171-1214 Effect of Organic Nitrogen Fertilizer on Leaf Biomass 169-1711 Tall Fescue Sod Heating Characteristics As Affected By and Quality of Peppermint (Mentha x piperita) in Time of Harvest and Soil Moisture. James M. Goatley*, Eastern Washington. Xiaozhong Liu*, Heather West, Phil Whitnee Askew and Jon Dickerson Hintz and Heidi Evenocheck 169-1712 Establishment of Roadside Turfgrasses with Modular 171-1215 Vitamin Variation in Capsicum Spp. Provides Irrigation Systems. Samuel Bauer*, Eric Watkins, Brian Opportunities to Improve Nutritional Value of Human Horgan and Jonah Reyes Diets. Michael Benjamin Kantar*, Justin Anderson, Sarah 169-1713 Handheld Vs. Mobile Data Acquisitions for Spatial Lucht, Kristin L. Mercer, Vivian Bernau, Kyle Case, Nina Analysis of Natural Turfgrass Sports Fields. Chase M Le, Matthew Frederiksen, Haley DeKeyser, Zen-Zi Wong, Straw*, Gerald M. Henry and Becky Grubbs Jennifer Hastings and David Baumler

140 174-616 174-615 174-614 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.174—4:00PM–6:00PM 173-704 173-703 173-702 173-701 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.173—4:00PM–6:00PM 172-700 172-639 172-638 172-637 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.172—4:00PM–6:00PM Foundations ofEcologicalRestoration:Recovery SSSA Division:SoilBiologyandBiochemistry, SSSA Division: Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division:Wetland Soils, SSSA Division:SoilandWater ManagementandConservation from ManagedLandsPoster(includesstudent Greenhouse GasEmissionsandMigitation of SoilFunctionsafterDrasticDisturbance Forest, Range,andWildland SoilsGeneral

SSSA Division:Forest,RangeandWildland Soils SSSA Division:Forest,RangeandWildland Soils Moderator: Steiner, Pradeep Wagle andBrianK.Northup the SouthernGreat Plains. Grl-Fluxnet: A NetworkofEddyCovariance Systemsin Lewis McDonald*, JosephBurkeandKatie LRothlisberger- Cropped RegionoftheTexas HighPlain. Greenhouse Gas Emissions on the Semiarid, Intensively Impact ofConservation ManagementPracticeson Taylor Lovell andSamWortman Marginal Cropland. on NitrogenRecovery andBiomassProductionon Evaluating theBenefitsof Vegetative BuffersBased Richard Petrone*, SeanK.CareyandJustinStraker Disturbed Watersheds intheWestern BorealForest. Trajectories forOILSANDSReclamationand Water, EnergyandCarbonBalanceResearch:Recovery Prescribed Burns. Eastern OregonwithVarying SeasonsandIntervals of Black CarbonContentinaPonderosaPineForestof Burke Steppe oftheWestern U.S. Unreclaimed OilandGasWellpads intheSagebrush Recovery ofSoilOrganicMatteronReclaimedand Wookyun Park andGunyeob Kim Accumulation andSoilRespiration. Effect ofCarbonizedBiomass ApplicationonCarbon Yukon River Basin. Sodic SoilsandGrasslandsoftheSubarctic Alaskan Kevin J.McGuire,BrianStrahmandJenniferD.Knoepp Hillslope Using Modeling Reactive NitrateCyclingonaForested Arizona. Chemical andBiologicalPropertiesinNorthern Effects ofRestorationPonderosaPineonSoil Kim LittkeandRobHarrison Cations in Acidic ForestSoils. Climate andChemicalControlsonExchangeable

Soils andEnvironmentalQuality Moderator: Elena MarieThomas* M. DerekMackenzie,JayNorton Session IPoster competition) 15 NandD Lauren Matosziuk*andJeffHatten Poster Joshua Paul* andBlaineSpellman Jia Guo*,DokyoungLee,Sarah Adrian Gallo Prasanna H.Gowda*, JeanL. 2 Caitlin Rottler*andIngridC. OTracers.

Jason NathanielJames*,

Sunil Lee*, Raymond Lee*, Mark

175-620 175-619 Environmental Security Poster (includes student PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.175—4:00PM–6:00PM 174-618 174-617 176-629 176-628 176-627 176-626 176-625 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.176—4:00PM–6:00PM 175-624 175-623 175-622 175-621 SSSA Division:SoilandWater ManagementandConservation SSSA Division:SoilandWater ManagementandConservation Soil andWater ManagementandConservation Quantifying andPredictingSoilEcosystem

Services forWater, Food, Energyand Under FloodedCondition. Additions onCdFractionsand Activity in Acid Soil Effect of Alfalfa(Astragalussinicus)andRiceStraw Cope andMark A. Schlautman Stephen Cole,JoshuaWeaver, HamdiZurqani,Michael Elena Mikhailova*, ChristopherPost,RebeccaChandler, Using Geospatial Analysis ofFieldandSSURGOData. Estimating Plant Available Water inthe Ap Horizon Stefan Gerber Chatterjee*, Vimala D.Nair,RamachandranP.K.Nairand in ShadedPerennial Agroforestry Systems. Carbon StorageinSoilFractionsandDynamics David W. WolfeandStephenOgle Agricultural Soils. Sampling forSoilCarbonStock Assessment inRocky Huggins Maynard, IanLeslie,DanielG.Strawn andDavidR. in Agroecosystems. Earthworm InfluencesonNitrogen Mineralization Hopkins Jeffrey Svedin*, NeilC.Hansen,RuthKerryandBryan G Variable RateIrrigationandWater UseEfficiency. Chronosequence. Nitrogen Cycling Across aReconstructed Prairie Chris Benedictand Andrew Bary Vegetable Farms. Water UseEfficiencyin Western WashingtonOrganic Strip TillageandCover CroppingforEnhanced Harmel Allan Hertzberger*,LauraChristiansonandR.Daren Analysis ofDrainageNutrientConcentrationData. The ManageWater QualityDatabase: Addition and in Hawaii. Zero-Tillage GrassesCultivated forBiofuelFeedstock Rhizosphere MicrobialCommunityand Activity of James andThomasM.Isenhart Mark D.Tomer*,DanB.Jaynes,Sarah A Porter,David of SaturatedBuffers: AMulti-Watershed Assessment. Identifying RiparianZones Appropriate forInstallation Kim andSeunghunHyun Ranch inJejuIsland,Korea. System Against Globalization:TheCaseofCommon Evaluating ResilienceofCommonPoolResource Anthony TobyO’Geen A SoilSurvey DecisionSupportTool. Optimizing Use of Green Water in Irrigated Agriculture: Poster I(studentcompetition) Moderator:

Daniel Richardson*

competition) David Sullivan*, DouglasP.Collins, Shane Bugeja*andMichaelJCastellano Jeffrey Beem-Miller*, AngelaKong, Shane Stoner*,JodiL.Johnson- Marcia DeLonge

Zaihua Guo* Kyungmin Kim*,JuHee

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176-630 Creation of Self-Sterilizing Irrigation and Harvesting 177-426 Temperature Sensitivity of Biodegradable Plastic Tools. Juli Simons*, Kurt Nolte, Channah Rock and Jean Mulches to Microbial Decomposition. Marie English*, E. McLain Sreejata Bandopadhyay, Jennifer M DeBruyn, Douglas G 176-631 Effect of Nitrogen Rate and Residue Management on Hayes, Larry C Wadsworth and Sean Schaeffer Soil Water Status and Yield. Jeffrey S. Strock, Tamas 177-427 Comparison of Soil Microbiomes of Mesquite (Prosopis Varga*, Paulo H. Pagliari and Axel Garcia y Garcia glandulosa) and Texas Wintergrass (Nassela leucotricha) 176-632 Evaluation of Total Bacteroides As an Alternative Communities. Emily Lansmon* Irrigation Water Quality Indicator. Valerisa M Joe*, 177-428 Comparison of Phospholipid Fatty Acid Profiles (PLFA) Jean E. McLain, Natalie Brassill, Dametreea Carr, James and a Combined qPCR-Pyrosequencing Approach to Dalton, Trevor V. Suslow and Channah Rock Assess Soil Microbial Community Composition. Daniel 176-633 Soil Health Initiatives Impact on Water Conservation. K. Manter* and Catherine Stewart Corey Bryant*, L. Jason Krutz, Daniel B. Reynolds, Martin 177-429 High Resolution Imaging of Rhizochtonia Solani A. Locke, Bobby R. Golden and Wade Steinriede Jr. Infestation of Wheat Roots. Isaac Madsen* and Aaron 176-634 Soil Conservation As Affected By Cover Cropping Mahoney Practices and Species in Corn-Soybean Rotations. 177-430 Spatial Patterns of Soil Microbial Communities on a Rebekah Carlson*, Reagan L. Noland, M. Scott Wells, Regional Scale. Christopher Burgess*, Brian Hill, Kristin Donald L. Wyse and John M. Baker D. Kasschau and David D. Myrold 176-635 Water Quality Investigations of on-Farm Water Storage 177-431 Temporal Changes of Nitrification and Nitrifying Systems in Mississippi: Lessons Learned and Future Microbes Induced By Dicyandiamide Application to a Directions. Juan Perez-Gutierrez*, Joel Paz and Mary Soil Applied with Anaerobic Digestion Effluents.Shuta Love Tagert Karino* and Shinjiro Sato 176-636 Soil Structure and Carbon Pools in Agroecosystems 177-432 How Do Litter Chemistry and Soil Texture Influence and Mixed-Grass Ecosystems. Iin P. Handayani*, Jay Soil Organic Matter Formation Dynamics?.Samantha Middleton and Elizabeth Thrall Mosier* and M. Francesca Cotrufo 177-433 Soil Properties and Fallow Season Vegetation Response SESSION NO. 177—4:00 PM–6:00 PM to Prescribed Fire in Crop Residue. Autumn Acree*, Lisa M. Fultz, Ina Iris Sanchez, Kathleen Bridges, Josh Lofton PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 and Beatrix Haggard Soil Biology and Biochemistry Poster I (includes 177-434 Effects of Soil Functional Zonal Management and Cover student competition) Crops on Soil Faunal Communities in Annual Row- Cropping Systems. Lesley Atwood*, Richard G. Smith, Sponsored by MO BIO Laboratories, Inc. David A. Mortensen and Roger T. Koide SSSA Division: Soil Biology and Biochemistry 177-435 Microbial Community Response to Different Biochar Amendments in Sugarcane and Rice Soils. Zhuo Wei*, Moderator: Jennifer Moore-Kucera Jim J. Wang, Negar Tafti and Yili Meng 177-419 Does Stimulating Decomposers with Sodium and/or 177-500 Changes in Soil Enzyme Activity By No-Tillage Carbon Increase Efficiency of Agricultural Phosphorus and Conventional-Tillage Practice Activities in the Cycling?. Jessica R. Susser*, Shannon L. Pelini and Cultivation of Soybean in Upland Soil. Jin Yoo*, Ki-Do Michael N. Weintraub Park, Sun-Hee Woo and Keun-Yook Chung 177-420 Trophic Group Dynamics of Free-Living Nematodes 177-501 Biocontrol of Phytophthora Blight with Forest Industry

A in Organically Fertilized Soils with and without the Residuals. Xiaojun Zhao*, Lori A. Hoagland, Daniel S. Addition of Local Effective Microorganisms. Laura fternoon Egel, Timothy Filley, Elizabeth T Maynard and Robert Ney*, Dorcas H. Franklin, Miguel L. Cabrera, Dennis W. Joly Hancock, Mussie Y. Habteselassie, Quint Newcomer and 177-502 The Effect of Green Waste Compost on Nitrous Oxide Kishan Mahmud Production Under Different Temperatures. Cong Wang, 177-421 Earthworm Contribution to Nitrogen Cycle in No-till Xia Zhu-Barker* and William R. Horwath Corn and Soybean Agroecosystems Determined with 177-503 Microbial Activity Spurred By Silicon Amendment the Secondary Production Method. Zhor Abail* and Addition Alters the Biogeochemical Cycling of Arsenic, Joann K. Whalen Iron, and Methane in Flooded Rice Paddies. Gretchen 177-422 Identifying Dnase Producing Bacteria from Leachates Dykes and Angelia L. Seyfferth* Under the Influence of Crop Species.Leila N. Kamino* 177-504 Organic Carbon, a Key Criterion in Nitrous Oxide and Robert H. Gulden Dynamics in Soils. Nazanin Akrami*, William R. 177-423 Fusarium Avenaceum: A Potential Tool to Combat Wild Horwath and Rongzhong Ye Oats in the Soil Weed Seedbank. Annie Pollard*, E. 177-505 Response of Diverse Legume Species to Ingenious Patrick Fuerst and Patricia Okubara Nitrogen-Fixing Bacteria on Delmarva Peninsula. Joseph 177-424 Variation of Soil Bacterial Communities Across a Haymaker*, Fawzy M. Hashem, Robert Dadson and Vegetative Transect of Live Oak and Ashe Juniper. Alhadi Ahmed Sarah E. Shawver*, Jeff A Brady and Donald G. McGahan 177-506 Response of Cowpea (Vigna unguiculata L. Walp.) to 177-425 The Role of Locally Derived Effective Microorganisms Mycorrhiza (Glomus mosseae) Inoculation in an Ultisol. in Reducing Ammonia Volatilization from Soil and Its Pot Experiment. Valerie Ifeyinwa Ofili Edosa*, Robert E. Potential to Enhance Nitrogen Mineralization. Kishan Orhue and Ikponmwosa Abraham Ogboghodo Mahmud, Dorcas H. Franklin*, Laura Ney, Miguel L. 177-507 Effects of Prescribed Burn on Pine Rockland Soil Health Cabrera, Mussie Y. Habteselassie, Dennis W. Hancock and Plant Communities within Fiu’s Nature Preserve. and Quint Newcomer Ariel Freidenreich*, Pushpa Soti, Brittany Harris, Eric Betancourt, Mariana Santos Reis, Shagufta Gaffar and Krishnaswamy N. Jayachandran

142 178-613 178-612 178-611 178-610 178-609 178-608 178-607 178-606 178-605 178-604 178-603 178-602 178-601 178-600 178-535 178-534 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.178—4:00PM–6:00PM Sponsored byKoch Agronomic Services,J.R.Simplot, Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division:Nutrient

SSSA Division:SoilFertilityandPlantNutrition Paul PriceIIIandLawrenceDatnoff Murilo Martins,MarilynDalen,Shephen Harrison,Trey A CaseStudy. Disease Management in Wheat Production in Louisiana: Silicon FertilizationonProductivity andLeafRust C. MitchellandJulie A. Howe Evaluation ofSoilLimingMaterials. Lewis andGaylon D.Morgan Production Area inTexas. at Various DepthsinSoilsoftheBeltwideCotton Quantification of Plant Available Potassium(K) McNear Jr. Edwin L.Ritchey,ChristopherJ.MatochaandDavidH Level. Assessing SpatialVariation ofSoilPhosphorusCritical Beyrer* andFrederickE.Below Modern CornandSoybeanProduction?. Do SoilTests PredictYield ResponsetoPhosphorusin Zurweller* Cotton ina Well-Drained SandySoil. Irrigation andSidedressNitrogenManagementof Below Productivity ofCorn. Managing UreaFertilizerforOptimalNUseand Dawn Lucas John Erickson,RamonGLeon,CWesley Woodand Jani*, MichaelMulvaney, DianeL.Rowland, Ann Couch, Sesame Cultivars intheSoutheasternUSA. Nutrient UptakeandPartitioning inModern,Diverse Yaru Lin*,DexterB.Watts andEdzard van Santen Nutrient UptakeandSoilFertility: A Meta-Analysis. Effect ofPoultryLitter ApplicationonCrop Yield, Organic Matter. Sequestration, Stabilization,andStratificationofSoil Assessing theTrade-Offsof20 Years ofManagementon Corson-Lassiter andChristopheLawrence Reiter, Steven L.Rideout,JenniferTempleton, Jane High ResidueCover Crops. Biomass andNitrogenProductionfromDiverse and Armstrong, ClaytonJ.NevinsandTrinityJohnson Release Dynamics. Cover CropDecompositionandResidueNitrogen Schoonover, RachelCookandJackieCrim the Watershed Scale. Water QualityatDifferentTopographicPositionson Using Winter Cover CropsforImprovingSoiland Jeff Rutan*,NoahRosenzweig andKurtSteinke Affected ByCover CropandNitrogenCombinations. Soil MicrobialDiversity andCornGrainYield As Tracy MWilson andRichardRoseberg Shannon Andrews*, DavidD.Myrold,MarkusKleber, Agronomic Assessment of Algal Biomass As aFertilizer. Induced Priming. Peas andOats As Affected By Particle SizeandCrop- Decomposition ofaGreenManureMixtureField S4/S8 Ph.D.PosterCompetition Management andSoilPlant Analysis Agrium U.S.Inc.andPotashCorp.

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Advances inSoilSensingandModel Moderator: Surface SoilMoistureSensor. Design ofaPrintedCircuitBoardTDR/Tdt Near- and JanW. Hopmans Zone Monitoring. An Alternative Tensiometer DesignforDeep Vadose Ozawa, EijiKitaandHiroshiTakesakko Kosuke Noborio*,YukiIto,RyutaHonda,Kiyoshi Evaluating aCloud-BasedDripFertigationSystem. Kosuke Noborio Extreme HighTemperature (65to95 Conductivity ByTimeDomainReflectometryUnder Temperature EffectsonDielectricConstantandElectric Jun ManandLingzaoZeng Unsaturated SoilHydraulicParameters. Bayesian Data-Worth Analysis forEstimating Mississippi. Sensors inUndisturbedSoils Across theStateof Evaluation ofCapacitanceandTDRSoilMoisture Bonilla Wilting Point. Soil Water ContentatField CapacityandPermanent Effect ofNeuralNetwork ArchitectureWhenPredicting Morteza SadeghiandScottB.Jones Content onSoilWater Retention. Measuring andModelingtheInfluenceofStone Kamai*, GerardJ.KluitenbergandJohnH.Knight Flux DensitywiththeHeat-PulseMethod. A Perfect-Conductor Approach forEstimatingWater Calbo Igstat Sensor. New SoilWater Tension Sensors:TheDihedraland Lafond*, Awa MbodjandSilvioJoséGumiere and ModelingControlledDrainageSystems. Applications ofGPRinDetectingSoilHeterogeneities Ansel Mcclellandand Alex Furman in FieldSettings. Modification ofDigital Tdt SensorforDirectInsertion Masaru MizoguchiandYoshihiro Kawahara Dual ProbeHeatPulse. Matric PotentialSensorEmployingthePrincipleof Watts Malcolm DJenkins,MartinSGoodchildandChrisW Measuring MatricPotential. Tuller Cena*, DonaldC.Slack,EbrahimBabaeianandMarkus Irrigation UnderFieldConditions. A ComparisonofSequentialandConventional Flood Zhou, ScottB.Jones, K AndersonandMarkus Tuller SSSA Division:SoilPhysicsandHydrology SSSA Division:SoilPhysics andHydrology Moderator:

student competition) Markus Berli,Teamrat Ghezzehei Gary Feng*andRuixiuSui Carlos ManoelPedro Vaz* and Adonai G Steven Evett, ThomasSauer Cristina P.Contreras*andCarlos A.

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180-305 The Campbell Soil-Water Retention Function: 180-324 Determination of Tracer Arrival Times and Volumetric Predictions Using Visible Near-Infrared Spectroscopy Contents of Clay and Mineral Fines Using Visible or Soil Fines. Zampela Pittaki-Chrysodonta*, Per Near-Infrared Spectroscopy. Cecilie Hermansen*, Per Moldrup, Cecilie Hermansen, Maria Knadel, Mogens H. Moldrup, Dan Karup, Marcos Paradelo, Sheela Katuwal, Greve, Bo V. Iversen and Lis W. de Jonge Trine Norgaard, Maria Knadel, Mogens H. Greve and Lis 180-306 Modelling the Water Flow Dynamics in a Subsurface W. de Jonge Drained Agricultural Landscape Characterized 180-325 Non-Contact Measurements of Rill Geometry and Flow By Spatial Variability in the Geological Stratified Characteristics Based on Photogrammetry. Chao Qin*, Heterogeneity. Ioannis Varvaris*, Bo V. Iversen and Fenli Zheng, Robert R. Wells and Ximeng Xu Charlotte Kjærgaard 180-326 Soil Texture Characterization Using Apparent Electrical 180-307 Mechanism of Exposing Previously Physically Protected Conductivity through Kriging and Cokriging Analysis. Soil Organic Matter By Breakdown of Soil Aggregates Javier Reyes* and Ole Wendroth during Low-Intensity Burns. Mathew Jian* and Teamrat Ghezzehei SESSION NO. 181—4:00 PM–6:00 PM 180-308 Measuring and Estimating Soil Hydraulic Properties in a Farmer’s Field, Western Kentucky. Xi Zhang*, Javier PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 Reyes and Ole Wendroth Dynamics of Pollutant Transport Beneath 180-309 Soil Microclimate and Degradation of Biodegradable Onsite Wastewater Systems Poster (includes Plastic Mulches. Henry Sintim*, Marie English, Andy Bary, Sean Schaeffer, Mustafa Saglam and Markus Flury student competition) 180-310 Impact of Thirty Four Years of Tillage and Cover Crop SSSA Division: Soils and Environmental Quality Management on Soil Physical Properties. Amin Nouri Moderator: Charles Humphrey, Mriganka De Gharahassanlou*, Jaehoon Lee, Xinhua (Frank) Yin and Donald D. Tyler 181-327 Changes in Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems Due to Climate Change. 180-311 Modeling Non-Equilibrium Overland Flow and Jennifer Cooper*, George Loomis, David Kalen, Tom Transport Processes Using Hydrus-1D and Hydrus-2D. Boving, Ivan Morales and Jose Adolfo Amador Jing Liang*, Jirka Šimůnek and Scott A. Bradford 181-328 Nutrient Treatment By Onsite Wastewater Systems in 180-312 Methods Comparison for the Measurement of Soil Clayey Soils of the North Carolina Piedmont. Charles Water Characteristic Curve. Xiaobo Hou* and Karletta P Humphrey* Jr., Jordan Jernigan, Brent Serozi, Guy Chief Iverson, Michael O’Driscoll, Sushama Pradhan and Eban 180-313 Water Movement in Various Shapes of Tube Under Bean Microgravity. Yuichi Maruo*, Naoto Sato, Risa Nagura 181-329 A Comparison of Nutrient Contributions By and Kosuke Noborio Wastewater Management Approach in the North 180-314 Application of Numerical Simulations for Optimization Carolina Piedmont. Guy Iverson*, Charles P Humphrey of Soilless Culture Systems. Mohammad R Gohardoust*, Jr., Michael O’Driscoll, Christa Sanderford, Jordan Jing An, Asher Bar-Tal, Hadar Heller, Michal Amichai, Ty Jernigan, Eban Bean, Sushama Pradhan and Brent Serozi Paul Ferre and Markus Tuller 181-330 Gone with the Wind: Rethinking How Water-Filled 180-315 Estimating the Hydraulic Properties of Two Soil Profiles Pore Space Affects Gaseous Nitrogen Production in Under Pasture and Forest Land Use in Southeastern Soil-Based Wastewater Treatment. Jose Adolfo Amador*, Amazonia. Mingming Qin*, Raquel Stucchi Boschi, Faith L. Anderson and Jennifer Cooper

A Daniel Gimenez and Miguel Cooper 181-331 Accuracy of Rapid Tests Used for Analysis of Advanced fternoon 180-316 Reconciling Particle Size Distributions Obtained By Onsite Wastewater Treatment System Effluent.Brittany Laser Diffraction and Sedimentation.Ayush Joshi Lancellotti*, Robert Bercaw, George Loomis, Kevin Hoyt, Gyawali* and Ryan Stewart Edward Avizinis and Jose Adolfo Amador 180-317 Changes in Soil Thermal Properties Under Corn Stover Removal and Cover Crops. Michael Sindelar*, Humberto SESSION NO. 182—4:00 PM–6:00 PM Blanco, Virginia L. Jin and Richard B. Ferguson 180-318 The Influence of Soil Surface Temperature and Relative PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 Humidity on 2, 4-D Volatilization. Pan Wang*, Thorsten Fertilizer and Water Management Effects on the Knappenberger and Joey N. Shaw 180-319 Developing Soil Moisture Maps in Skeletal Soils Using Soil Environment Poster (includes competition) a Cosmos Rover. Candice Medina*, Haly L. Neely and SSSA Division: Soils and Environmental Quality Georgianne W. Moore Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA Division: Soil Fertility 180-320 A Water-Energy Balance Approach Evaluates Winter and Plant Nutrition, SSSA Division: Soil and Water Management Runoff Processes in Dairy Agroecosystems.Melanie and Conservation Stock* and Francisco J. Arriaga Moderator: Amitava Chatterjee 180-321 The Feasibility of Measured the Surface Soil Moisture 182-332 Soil Phosphorus Forms and Contents As Determined By Digital Images from Unmanned Aerial Vehicle. By 31P-NMR after 28 Years of Different Mineral P Cheng-yuan Yeh*, Hong-Ru Lin, Yong-Lin Chen, Shao- Fertilization Under Continuous Corn Production. Yang Huang and Jet-Chau Wen Noura N. Ziadi, Barbara Cade-Menun*, Dalel Abdi and 180-322 Evaluating the Uncertainty of Long-Term Soil Moisture Christian Morel Julieta Collazo*, Cristine L.S. Morgan, Yohannes Datasets. 182-333 Managing Inter-Seeded Cover Crops and Tillage to Yimam and Haly L. Neely Decrease Nitrate Leaching and Nitrous Oxide Emissions 180-323 Impact of Cornstalk Buffer Strip on Hillslope Soil from Agricultural Soils. Andrew H Morris* and Jason P. Erosion and Its Hydrodynamic Understanding. Ximeng Kaye Xu*, Fenli Zheng, chao qin and Glenn V. Wilson

144 184-410 184-409 184-408 184-407 184-406 184-405 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.184—4:00PM–6:00PM 183-404 183-403 183-402 183-401 183-400 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.183—4:00PM–6:00PM 182-335 182-334 Urban and Anthropogenic SoilsPoster (includes Soils andEnvironmentalQualityPosterI

SSSA Division:SoilsandEnvironmentalQuality SSSA Division:Urbanand Anthropogenic Soils Rivera Iveth MorenoHurtadoandFrancisco Alexander Ziegler Canteirto, GeorginaMarisolMolina Granados,Brenda Cayetano-Salazar, LauraVeronica Arvizu, Marcelo Lucia PradoPano, ElizabethChávez-García, Mario Amendment ofaTechnosol. Monitoring SoilProcessesafter Biochar andCompost Eames and Monitoring. Assessment inWetland RestorationPlanning, Design for IncorporatingLandUseHistoryandSoilQuality Prairie WolfSlough: A CaseStudyIllustratingtheNeed Loring Nies Arias*, RonaldF.Turco, MarianneBischoffGrayand Microbial CommunitiesandFunction. Energy StorageTechnologies andTheirEffectinSoil Metal OxideEngineeredNanomaterialsInvolved in Sowah*, DavidE.RadcliffeandMussie Y. Habteselassie Storm-Water RunofffromSuburban Watersheds. Analysis ofFecalBacteriaandPathogen Levels in Mark Williams andDwane Jones Alvarez-Campos*, GregoryEvanylo, WLeeDaniels, Exceptional QualityBiosolidsProducts. Nutrient Availability andQuality Assessment of and Robert A. Darner Joong Gwang Lee,William D.Shuster,Laura A. Schifman through Observations andModeling. Understanding UrbanRainGardenPerformance T. Kivlin Mining andReclamation. Changes inSoilPhysicalPropertiesafterFracSand Xia andRyan Stewart Corn SeedCoatings. Transport andFateofaNeonicotinoidPesticide from Uster, JoshuaHensonandJamesHarrington Pyrethroid Insecticides. Exploring theReactivityofManganeseOxideswith Ou*, TravisWGannonandMatthewPolizzotto Atrazine Sorption: A Meta-Analysis Approach. The ImpactofSoilCharacteristicsandLandUseon Morgan andJamesJawitz Leiva*, NasiruM.Danmowa, Peter Nkedi-Kizza,KellyT. Semiarid NigeriaandSubtropicalFlorida. Pesticides inFertilizerMixturesandSoilsfrom Sorption Kinetics,Equilibria,andTransportofOrganic Koseki Tsuneshige*, KosukeNoborio, Asuka Kajiwara andShiho Greenhouse GasEmission,andWater Saving. Intermittent IrrigationonSoilRedoxPotential(Eh), The Effectsof Water ManagementIncorporating Zhiwen Ma,Wennong KuangandMarioTenuta Irrigation in Arid XinjiangofChina. from CottonFieldUnder Plastic MulchedDrip Low N2OEmissionsByDifferentNFertilizerSources

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James A. Montgomery*andJ. Marshall

Jesse Radolinski*,JunxueWu,Kang Owen W. Duckworth*,Benjamin

Holly A.S. Dolliver* andPaul Christina Siebe*,Blanca

Xiaopeng Gao*, Ryan D.Stewart*, Helena Avila- Odiney Jorge A.

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PCC, Room126B,FirstLevel SESSION NO.185—4:10PM–4:40PM 184-418 184-417 184-416 184-415 184-414 184-413 184-412 184-411 187-809 187-808 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.187—4:30PM–6:00PM 186-716 186-715 186-714 186-713 186-712 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.186—4:15PM–6:00PM Biochar Period: IfYou Have DataWe Want to

ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting-- See It(includesstudentcompetition) 4:10 PM ASA Section: Agronomic ProductionSystems Professional Applied Agronomists Annie Claessens,Denis Angers andNouraZiadi Leaching Study. Contaminated SoilProfile AssessedUsingaColumn Mobility ofCopper,ZincandLeadinaMulti-Element Framework. Contextualizing UrbanSoilPbwithinaPublicHealth Hungyun Lin*andShan-LiWang Adsorption andDesorptionofThallium(I)BySoils. Yang andShan-LiWang with High As Content. Reasons fortheLow Availability of As inaPaddy Soil A. McLaughlinandRob Austin Diversions andDitches. Comparing Low-CostMethodsforStabilizing Knerl, DustinHerrmannandWilliam D.Shuster Rain Garden. Pedogenesis andHydrologicFunctioninanEstablished Engineered Plant Media. Soil EffectsonNutrientLeachingWhen Part of Scharenbroch in aGreenroofSystem. The UseofBiocharandBiosolids As Soil Amendments Application. Halophytic Feedstocks toProduceBiocharforRoadway Recycling Roadway DeicingSaltsUsingPyrolysis of Shumaker Novak, DonaldW. Watts, Ariel A. Szogi and Paul with SupplementalNitrogen. Coastal Plain Ultisols:EffectofSwitchgrassBiochars Carbon-Nitrogen Mineralization inHighlyWeathered Nelson A. Rolong*andJuanHerrero-Isern Understanding GypsumSoils. Pira*, MalcolmE.SumnerandPaul A. Schroeder Soils ByRietveld Refinement. Allophane EstimationintheClayFractionofVolcanic Rasmussen Soils inSouthern Arizona. The RoleofDustontheDevelopment ofGranitic Survival. Paleoclimatic ConstraintonSoilFormationand Colleen StrawhackerandWesley Miles Valley, Arizona. of PrehistoricIrrigation Agriculture intheGilaRiver Anthropogenic SoilFormationduringaMillennium ASA Section:Environmental Quality Soil MineralogyPoster SSSA Division:SoilMineralogy Community BusinessMeeting Christopher Shepard*andCraigRasmussen

John FObrycki*andNicholasT. Basta Tessali Wahls*

Jessica Mullane*,KatelynGilkey, Angela Jonathan A. Sandor*,M.Kyle Woodson, Isabelle Royer*, Athyna N.Cambouris, Rung-Rung Chang*,Puu-Tai

Simon Stevenoski* andBryant J MatthewGonzales*,Richard Sally D.Logsdon*

Rebecca Lybrand*andCraig Gilbert C.Sigua*,Jeffrey

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187-810 Analysis of the Chemically- and Thermally-Labile SESSION NO. 190—6:30 PM–9:00 PM Biochar Fractions. Santanu Bakshi*, Chumki Banik and Sheraton Grand, Valley of the Sun ABC, Second Floor David A. Laird 187-811 Impacts of Biochar Aging and Soil Type on Soil SASES Dinner, Awards, and Elections Nitrogen Dynamics. Santanu Bakshi*, Samuel Rathke, Students of Agronomy, Soils and Environmental Sciences Chumki Banik and David A. Laird (SASES) 187-812 Removal of Chromium from Aqueous Solution By Biochars Derived from Sugarcane Residue with SESSION NO. 191—9:30 PM–11:55 PM Pretreatments. Ran Xiao*, Jim J. Wang, Baoyue Zhou, Zengqiang Zhang and Ronghua Li Sheraton Grand, Encanto AB, 187-813 Impacts of Biochar on Nitrogen Cycling Microbial SASES Social Communities and Nitrous Oxide Emissions. Joe Students of Agronomy, Soils and Environmental Sciences Edwards, Cameron M. Pittelkow*, Wendy H. Yang and (SASES) Angela D. Kent 187-814 Enhanced Phosphate Removal from Aqueous Solutions By MgO-Impregnated Magnetic Biochar and Biochar- Mg/Al Layer Double Hydroxide Composite. Baoyue Tuesday, Nov. 8 Zhou*, Ronghua Li and Jim J. Wang 187-815 The Role of Charcoal in Nutrient Cycling Following Prescribed Fires. Zachary Carter*, Benjamin Sullivan, SESSION NO. 192—6:30 AM–8:00 AM Jerry Qualls, Robert R. Blank and Paul Verburg Sheraton Grand, Maryvale B, Second Floor 187-816 Impacts of Biochar and Various Bioenergy Cropping Systems on Plant Available Soil Nutrients. Chumki Frank N. Meyer Medal for Plant Genetic Banik*, Natalia Rogovska, Samuel Rathke, Santanu Resources Breakfast and Award Bakshi, David A. Laird, Catherine Bonin and Robert B. C08 Plant Genetic Resources Mitchell

187-817 Reversing the C Balance of Soil-Free Substrates By Substituting Biochar for Peat. Andrew John Margenot*, Barbara Samartini Queiroz Alves, Devin A. Rippner, Chongyang Li, Deirdre E. Griffin, Maya C Buelow, Emily J Tibbett, Caleb Wang and Yuhei Nakayama SESSION NO. 193—7:00 AM–9:10 AM 187-818 Phosphorus Release from Various Biochar Feedstocks: Implications for Land Management. Andressa Freitas*, Sheraton Grand, Valley of the Sun ABC, Second Floor Vimala D. Nair, Willie G. Harris and Cheryl Mackowiak ASA Breakfast, Awards, and Plenary (E.T. & 187-819 Tying Together Biochar Properties with Corn Root Development and Nutrient Uptake. Rachel Backer* and Vam York Distinguished ASA Lectureship): The Donald L Smith Future of Agronomy in the Field 187-820 Use of Biochar in Brazilian Land-Use Systems: The Keynote/Plenary Sessions Current State of Knowledge. Felipe M. Pinheiro*, P. K. Jessica Davis, Paul Fixen, Jean Steiner Ramachandran Nair and Vimala D. Nair Moderator:

A 187-821 Use of Biochars from Olive OIL Mill Waste for Water 7:00 AM ASA Breakfast 7:30 AM Introductory Remarks fternoon Decontamination. Esperanza Duran*, BEATRIZ GÁMIZ, Lucia Cox and Maria CARMEN Hermosin 7:39 AM ASA Awards 187-822 Can Walnut Shell-Based Biochar Provide Potassium 8:19 AM Presidential Address to Support Plant Productivity?. Laura Boots*, Suzette 193-1 8:39 AM The Future of Agronomy in the Field I Thomas Turner, Kevin Foley and Garrett C. Liles Weir* 187-823 Influence of Biochar Carbon Thermal Stability and 193-2 8:46 AM The Future of Agronomy in the Field II: You pH on Phosphorus Sorption in Sandy Soils. Lucy W Are Not In This Alone – Partnerships In the Ngatia*, Yuch P Hsieh, Djanan W Nemours and Robert Future of Agronomy Amy Asmus* W. Taylor 193-3 8:53 AM The Future of Agronomy in the Field III: Who 187-900 Quantifying Biochar Impacts on Plant Available Water Will be the CCAs of the Future? Juan Manuel and Water Use Efficiency.Deborah Aller*, David A. Laird Osorio-Hernandez* and Samuel Rathke 9:00 AM Discussion 9:10 AM Adjourn SESSION NO. 188—5:45 PM–6:30 PM Sheraton Grand, Valley of the Sun ABC, Second Floor Delegate Training for SASES Clubs SESSION NO. 194—7:00 AM–6:00 PM Students of Agronomy, Soils and Environmental Sciences PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 (SASES) Extension Materials on Display II ASA Section: Education and Extension SESSION NO. 189—6:00 PM–7:30 PM PCC, Room 224 A, Second Level SSSA Town Hall Meeting SSSA Division: Consulting Soil Scientists

146 196-5 196-4 196-3 196-2 196-1 PCC, Room225B,SecondLevel AM AM–10:00 196—7:55 NO. SESSION 195-5 195-4 195-3 195-2 195-1 PCC, Room123,FirstLevel AM–9:15 AM 195—7:55 NO. SESSION C-2/C4 GraduateStudentOralCompetition-III Section orDivisionCosponsor:C04SeedPhysiology, Production Turfgrass Breeding, Genetics,andMolecular

9:00 AM 8:45 AM 8:30 AM 8:15 AM 8:00 AM 7:55 AM 9:15 AM 9:00 AM 8:45 AM 8:30 AM 8:15 AM 8:00 AM 7:55 AM Techniques (studentcompetition) C02 CropPhysiologyandMetabolism Susana R.Milla-Lewis Brian M.Schwartz, KevinE.Kenworthyand Kelly Anne Moore*, CaseyReynolds,Yanqi Wu, spp.) Cultivars Releasedfrom1936to2016. SSR Allelic Diversity ofBermuda(Cynodon and EricWatkins Grimshaw*, Stacy A. Bonos,William A. Meyer (Festuca spp.)inResponsetoWear. Heritability EstimatesforFineFescueSpecies Susana R.Milla-Lewis David P.Livingston,Livingstonand Tolerance. Bermudagrass GermplasmforFreezing Field andLaboratoryEvaluation of African Moss andYanqi Wu Underwood*, DennisL.Martin,JustinQuetone the SouthCentralGreatPlains. Turfgrass MixesforSodProductionin Development ofNative Warm-Season Preliminary ResultsConcerningthe Park andJames A. Murphy in DifferentSeasons. Performance ofFine Fescues Under Wear Stress Introductory Remarks Adjourn Grusak andJuanM.Osorno L.). Zinc EfficiencyinDryBean(Phaseolusvulgaris Developing anEarly-ScreeningProtocolfor Paul Alexander J.Lindsey,R.MarkSulcandPierce Wheat Plants. Freeze ToleranceofField Acclimated Winter Nasielski*, MichaelMarchandBillDeen Post-Silking Water and/orNStress. a 15N Approach inMaizeExperiencing When IsLuxuryNUptake Actually Luxurious? and PierreJ.Hucl A. Bueckert, David Brian Fowler, J. Diane Knight Canary Grass. Potential CausesofYield Instabilityin Annual Margaret M.Barbour Harbans S.Bariana,UrmilK.Bansaland and Temperature. Mesophyll ConductanceResponsetoDrought Durum WheatGenotypesDifferinTheir Introductory Remarks Moderator: C05 TurfgrassScience KatelynnWalter*, Ali Soltani,Michael A and Technology

JeffreyCDunne*, Tan D. Tuong, Douglas Alt*, LauraLindsey, KonstantinosXyntaris*,Rosalind B. Bushman MesfinKebedeGessese*, HuiChen*,BradleyS.

JamesR. AustinLee Joshua

197-1 PCC, Room129 A, FirstLevel AM AM–10:00 197—7:55 NO. SESSION 196-8 196-7 196-6 198-5 198-4 198-3 198-2 198-1 PCC, Room224 A, SecondLevel AM AM–10:15 198—7:55 NO. SESSION 197-4 197-3 197-2 Golf Turf Management(studentcompetition) Division: SoilBiologyandBiochemistry, SSSA Division:Forest, SSSA Division:SoilandWater Management andConservation Symposium--Climate MitigationfromSoil- Environmental Quality, SSSA Division:Wetland Soils,SSSA Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division:Soilsand

Range andWildlandSoils,SSSA Division:Pedology 7:55 AM 9:45 AM 9:30 AM 9:15 AM 9:00 AM 8:45 AM 8:30 AM 8:15 AM 8:00 AM 7:55 AM 10:00 AM 9:20 AM 8:40 AM 8:00 AM Meeting COP21Initiative Goals Moderator: Initiative Goals-OpeningRemarks. Climate MitigationfromSoil-MeetingCOP21 Wang, BruceB.ClarkeandFaithC.Belanger Antifungal Protein. Characterization ofanEpichloëFestucae Daniel K.ManterandGeunhwa Jung Studies inTurfgrass?. Should theThatchbeTarget ofMicrobial Arellano andSusanaR.Milla-Lewis Brian M.Schwartz, AaronJ. Patton, Consuelo McCamy Pruitt*,JeffreyCDunne,Xingwang Yu, Freezing ToleranceinZoysiagrass. Quantitative TraitLoci(QTL) Analysis of Frank Laskowski*, EmilyBMerewitzand Kevin W. Bluegrass PuttingGreenSpecies. Applications andIceStresswithin Annual Fatty AcidRatios inResponsetoChemical Changes inTurfgrass CrownMembrane Maria Tomaso-Peterson Herbert W. Philley,JamesD.McCurdyand Wait*, ChristianM.Baldwin,BarryR.Stewart, Bermudagrass PuttingGreenGenetics. Management Practices Associated withNew Fairways. Practices andProductsonGolfCourse Reducing SalinityParameters withCultivation Kreuser Boundaries. Iron-Cemented Layers FormatSoilEhandpH Wherley, KevinJ.McInnesandCaseyReynolds Construction Systems. Dynamics ofWater Movement inSand-Based Evaluation ofTemporal andSpatial Introductory Remarks Adjourn C. Wayne Honeycutt* “Soil HealthforClimateChangeMitigation”. Kevin Coffman* Sustainability andMeetingCOP21Goals”. “Industry Perspective Related toSoils, Initiative”. “4/1000, SoilsforFoodSecurityandClimate Johnson* Moderator: C05 TurfgrassScience

LiLi*andJosephRonaldYoung Jean-FrancoisSoussana* GlenR.Obear*andWilliam Collin Cole Thompson Jane Johnson ZipengTian*,Ruying Elisha Allan-Perkins*,

DonDyer*, Benjamin SESSION NO. 198 Kevin Helen JaneM-F Stephen 147

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Dinesh Artemi Aaron L.M. Daigh*, Katsutoshi Mizuta* Julia Marie Allen*, Julia Marie

James Kubicki* Renkou Xu*, Zhao-dong Liu

Yones Khaledian*, Bradley A. Miller and Khaledian*, Bradley Yones Saskia Keesstra*, Johan Bouma, Pablo Bouma, Pablo Saskia Keesstra*, Johan

Sabine Goldberg* and Donald L. Suarez Soil Chemistry Oral Recycled Wastewaters on Boron Adsorption By on Boron Recycled Wastewaters Soils. Fixing Phosphorus: Considering Cation Complexing Co-Applicants to Maintain Phosphorus Lability in Calcareous Soils. Jr. and Ganga M. Hettiarachchi Joseph J. Weeks* Soil Properties That Influence Hydrogen Sulfide Toxicity in Rice. Trenton L. Roberts, Jarrod T Hardke, Yeshi and David Miller Wamishe Estimate Soil Organic Carbon in the United Estimate Soil Organic Carbon in the United States. Eric C. Brevik Adjourn Introductory Remarks Examples of the Role of P in Environmental Chemistry: Lessons from Density Functional Theory Modeling. in Application of Streaming Potential Method and Zeta Potential Measurement of Rice Roots the Interaction of the Roots with Ions and Fe/ Al Hydroxides. and Zhong-yi Li Rapid Organic and Reduced Inorganic Sulfur Soils and Its Analysis in Upland and Wetland Indication of Soil Submergence Conditions. Yuch Ping Hsieh* and Glynnis Bugna Dynamics of Ferrihydrite-Bound Organic Carbon during Microbial Reduction. Adhikari, Qian Zhao, Kamol Das, Jacqueline Simon Mejia, Rixiang Huang, Xilong Wang, Eric E Roden and Yu Poulson, Yuanzhi Tang, Yang* in Organic Carbon Effect of Dissolved The Use of Straw Mulch in Mediterranean Straw Mulch in Mediterranean The Use of Losses. to Reduce the Soil Vineyards Agata Burguet, Saskia Keesstra, Cerda*, Maria Rodrigo-Comino, Jesus Pereira, Paulo Novara, Diaz Andres Garcia and Massimo Prosdocimi Reach the Soil Science Help to How to Can Sustainable Development United Nations Goals. Wallinga, Jakob Tittonell, Luca Montanarella, Fresco, Richard D. Gerber de Mol, Louise der Putten, van Wim Bardgett, Boris Jansen, John Quinton, Simon Pachepsky, A. Yakov Artemi Cerda and Smith Moolenaar, Peter Break Project in Soil Using Dynamic Soil Property Degredation. and Change Soil Assess to Survey A. and Cathy Candiss Williams A. Wills*, Skye Seybold Theory to Develop Lessons from Econometric Indication Systems for Soil Quality, Soil Novel Health and Soil Security. and Sabine Grunwald A New Salt Efflorescence on Brine-Spill Soils: Approach to Remediation. Limb, Thomas M. Aaron Klaustermeier, Ryan DeSutter and Kevin Sedivec to Function a Pedotransfer Developing SSSA Division: Soil Chemistry SSSA 9:15 AM 9:30 AM 12:00 PM 7:55 AM 8:00 AM 8:15 AM 8:30 AM 8:45 AM 9:00 AM 10:15 AM 10:30 AM 10:45 AM 11:00 AM 11:15 AM 11:30 AM 11:45 AM

200-6 200-7 AM–12:00 PM SESSION NO. 200—7:55 A, Second Level PCC, Room 225 200-1 200-2 200-3 200-4 200-5 199-9 199-10 199-11 199-12 199-13 199-14

Kristina Drew Artemi Cerda*, Alena Angel Cruz*, Michelle Meyer Bohn*, David G. Meyer

Ross Braun*, Dale J. Ross Braun*, Patrick J. Drohan*, Julie N. Patrick Nathan E. Stacey*, Joan Nathan E. Eric Brevik Artemi Cerdà*, Saskia Keesstra, Travis Nauman*, Michael Duniway, Travis Nauman*, Michael Duniway,

Degradation Environmental Quality SSSA Division: Pedology SSSA Moderator: Lucas-Borja, Ali Reza Vaezi, Antonio Jordan Antonio Jordan Ali Reza Vaezi, Lucas-Borja, Aparicio, Reginald E Carolina Lopez, Virginia Masto, Eric C. Brevik and Jose Luis Costa Mesofauna and Macrofauna in Mediterranean Orchards and Vineyards. Saskia Keesstra and Eric C. Brevik Wamsley, Soil Erodibility Changes in Sloping in Chemically Managed Citrus Plantations Eastern Spain. Antonio Gimenez-Morera, Manuel Estaban Break Rehabilitating Biocrusts and Understanding Actively the Influence of Seasonality on the Eroding Pinyon-Juniper Mesa-Top Soils in Bandelier National Monument, NM. A Bowker, Sasha C Reed, Matthew E Young*, and Jayne Belnap Michael Duniway The Impact of Organic Farming on Soil (DART) for Monitoring Anthropogenic (DART) for Monitoring Impacts. and Travis B Poitras Miguel L. Villarreal Examining the Relationship Between Managing Cropland for Soil Health and Food Security in El Salvador. Schroeder-Moreno, Dean L. Hesterberg, Ernesto and Sarah Bowen Mendez, Koralalage Jayaratne Henry Grover* Henry Grover* US Land Ownership and Revaluating Combat Management in Order to Effectively Soil Degradation. Anna Schwyter and Matthew Rider, Weitzman, Tom Heron Reference Toolset Automated A Disturbance Introductory Remarks Soil Health Using Remotely Sensed Evaluating on the Benchmark Barnes Evapotranspiration Soils of North Dakota. Hopkins, Dean D Steele and Sheldon Tuscherer As a Potential of 'Fire Moss' Rapid Cultivation Area Emergency Response. Tool for Burned Comparison of Color Parameters of Green Turf Green Turf of Parameters Comparison of Color Applied to Bermudagrass. Colorants Dan Bowman and Pinnix*, Grady L. Miller, Garry Grabow Break Performance and Recovery of Four Turfgrass Turfgrass of Four Recovery and Performance during to Golf Cart Traffic Species Subjected Drought. Prolonged Bloedow and Nicholas A Hoyle Bremer, Jared for Golf As a Nutrient Substitute Compost Course Fairways. Stahnke and Gwen Davenport 10:00 AM 9:15 AM 9:30 AM 9:45 AM 9:00 AM 8:30 AM 8:45 AM 7:55 AM 8:00 AM 8:15 AM 9:45 AM 10:00 AM 9:15 AM 9:30 AM

Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA Division: Soils and Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA Novel Approaches to Quantify and Combat Soil to Quantify and Combat Soil Approaches Novel 148 199-8 199-7 199-6 199-5 199-4 199-3 199-2 199-1

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Morning 202-1 PCC, Room231B,SecondLevel AM–9:45 AM 202—8:00 NO. SESSION 201-4 201-3 201-2 201-1 PCC, Room227 A, SecondLevel AM–9:05 AM 201—8:00 NO. SESSION 200-15 200-14 200-13 200-12 200-11 200-10 200-9 200-8

8:05 AM 8:00 AM 9:05 AM 8:50 AM 8:35 AM 8:20 AM 8:05 AM 8:00 AM 12:00 PM 11:45 AM 11:30 AM 11:15 AM 11:00 AM 10:45 AM 10:30 AM 10:15 AM 10:00 AM 9:45 AM Soil Education&OutreachOral SSSA Division:SoilEducationandOutreach Consulting SoilScientistsOral SSSA Division:ConsultingSoilScientists Distribution Function Analysis inDetermining Application ofDifferential Atomic Pair Break Bushoven andCynthia A. Stiles Michael S.Sowers, Bruce A. Roberts,JohnT. Agricultural Universities. One ofCalifornia’sLeadingHispanic-Serving State University: RenewingaTraditionat Establishing aSoilJudgingProgram atFresno Introductory Remarks Adjourn Rooney* The SoilInformationSystem(SIS). Baldwin Outlook. Licensing inNC:CurrentStateandFuture Bordenave* Environmental Consulting. Leadership RolesforSoilScientistsin Deicing Fluids. Innovative Treatment ofRecovered Aircraft Introductory Remarks Adjourn Antonio C.S.Costa* Dimas A.M. Zaia,CarlosRoberto Appoloni and Sabine Goldberg,Ivan GranemannSouzaJunior, Cadmium Adsorption. and KirkGScheckel Aaron RBetts*,ClayNelson,KarenBradham Many Soils: Are ThereGeochemicalReasons?. Vanadium and Arsenic Bioaccessibility Across Apparent RelationshipBetween Soil Goldberg and Antonio C.S.Costa* Boron Adsorption. Matthew J.Eickand Paul R.Grossl Dissolved OrganicCarbon. Iron OxideinthePresenceand Absence of an Amorphous on Selenium Adsorption Peter SantschiandPeter Jaffe Seaman, ChenXu,DienLi,RaviKukkadapu, in Wetland Soils. Rhizosphere ThatPromoteUraniumBinding Organic andMineralogicalPropertiesofthe Samantha C.Ying Mock*, Amy Salvaor, Amy Salvaor and (III) ByIronOxideCoatedBirnessite. Oxidation ofChromium(III)and Arsenic Qafoku* and ReactionsatDifferentScales. Inorganic CarbonCyclinginSoils:Processes Climate-Change InducedOrganicand Surfaces. Nutrient FixationMechanismsonMineral

MichaelJ.Vepraskas* andLawrenceF. MengqiangZhu* DanielJ.Burgard* DanielKaplan*,JohnC. Patricia dosSantos,Sabine

Patricia dosSantos, PhilipD.Smith*, JessicaFavorito*, Pierre A. NikollaP. Dan Rebecca

203-1 PCC, Room127 A, FirstLevel AM–9:50 AM 203—8:00 NO. SESSION 202-6 202-5 202-4 202-3 202-2 PCC, Room131 A, FirstLevel AM AM–10:00 204—8:00 NO. SESSION 203-7 203-6 203-5 203-4 203-3 203-2 Climatology andModeling,SSSA Division:SoilsandEnvironmental General OrganicManagementSystemsOralI SSSA Division:Forest, RangeandWildlandSoils, ASA Section: Remote SensingofLandSurfaceandVadose Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division: Pedology,

8:05 AM 8:00 AM 9:45 AM 9:35 AM 9:20 AM 9:05 AM 8:50 AM 8:35 AM 8:20 AM 9:50 AM 9:35 AM 9:20 AM 9:05 AM 8:50 AM 8:35 AM 8:20 AM Moderator: Zone HydrologicProcessesOral ASA Section: Agronomic ProductionSystems (includes studentcompetition) SSSA Division:SoilPhysics andHydrology Corresponding SoilMicrobialCommunity Soil Aggregate CarbonPoolsand Introductory Remarks Adjourn Discussion Soils Institute. Understanding Your UrbanSoils-NYC Liles* into SoilConceptsandProcesses. Taxonomy inReverse! -aCreative Window Soil ScienceCourse. Defining theSoil-aGoodBeginningofEvery Research. an UndergraduateCapstoneandGraduate A SnapshotofForestCarbonIntegrating John G.Graveel* andJaneWiercioch Science Program:Forty-SixYears ofSuccess. The NaturalResourcesandEnvironmental Adjourn Kerry M.Clark*andRicardoCosta-Silva Timing ofCornPlanting inOrganicNo-till. Gramig andSamanthaHogstad the U.S.GreatPlains. Long-Term OrganicZero-TillageChallengesin Moyer, KathleenDelateandBradleyHeins Institute Study. Stability, SafetyandResilience-Rodale Based Approach toEnhanceOrganicFarm Integrating CropsandLivestock inaSystems- Matthew Ryan Health, andProfitability. Organic SoybeanonWeed Suppression,Soil Effects ofCerealRye ManagementPriorto Sundermeier* Systems InfluenceonSoil Parameters. Organic andConventional GrainCropping Zavatta andLucindaToyama Carol Shennan,JojiMuramoto,Margherita in OrganicVegetable Systems. Dangerous Times:CriticalPeriods forNLosses Sanford andLawrenceGaryOates Midwest. in OrganicRowCropSystemsoftheUpper Cropping StrategiesandReducedTillage Composition UnderIntensifiedCover Ebrahim Babaeian,MortezaSadeghi

MonicaDaane*,ErinSilva, Gregg SusanB.Edinger-Marshall* Quality

Tatiana Morin* Kristine A. Nichols*,JeffreyW Alfred E.Hartemink* Patrick M.Carr*,GretaG.

SESSION NO. 204 KieraCrowley* and GraemeBaird*, GarrettC. Alan P. Alan 149

Morning Yilu Xu*, Nanthi Xu*, Nanthi Yilu Adel M. Elprince* Michel A. Cavigelli* Michel Glendon Harris* Sarah Fakhreddine*, Michael J Castellano*,

Keith Paustian*, Mark Easter, Keith Paustian*, Wei Shi*, Yinghong Yuan, Huaihai Yuan, Huaihai Shi*, Yinghong Wei

Sat Darshan S. Khalsa*, Stephen C.

Jason R. Burgess-Conforti* Jason R. Burgess-Conforti* Conservation

William Horwath, Xia Zhu-Barker Horwath, William Introductory Remarks Putting the 4Rs of Nutrient Management into Practice in the Southeast. Introductory Remarks Amendments on Impact of Organic Matter Integrated Nutrient Management in California Almond. H. Brown Hart and Patrick Crop and Manure Nitrogen to Managing Cover Increase Nitrogen Use Efficiency and Reduce Nitrous Oxide Emissions. Impacts of Biochar-Manure Composts on Soil Nitrogen Retention and N2O Emissions Mitigation. Yuan Chen and Wenqiao Explaining the Rotation Effect: Do Soil N in Dynamics Contribute to Higher Yields Crop Systems?. Diverse R. Osterholz and Matt Liebman William Assessing N Management Strategies Using Comet-Farm. Adam Chambers, Matthew Kevin Brown, Stermer and Crystal Tourenne Concluding Remarks Discussion Adjourn Break on Heavy Metal Effect of Biochar Use Efficiency and Carbon Bioavailability Soil. (CUE) in Contaminated Farrell Seshadri and Mark S. Bolan, Balaji of a High-Calcium Application Effects Land on Desulfurization By-Product Dry Flue Gas of Trace Elements and Runoff Uptake Plant Quality. of Calcium Chloride Application Scheduling Suppressant Using As Fugitive-Dust Micrometeorology Model. Mobilization during Mechanisms of Metals Aquifer Recharge Using Highly Managed Water. Purified Recycled Fendorf Jason Dadakis and Scott Adjourn ASA Section: Agronomic Production Systems Section: ASA SSSA Division: Soil Biology and Biochemistry SSSA Moderator: 8:00 AM 8:15 AM 8:00 AM 8:05 AM 8:30 AM 8:55 AM 9:20 AM 9:45 AM 10:10 AM 10:15 AM 10:35 AM 9:20 AM 9:35 AM 9:50 AM 10:05 AM 10:20 AM 10:35 AM

CCA specialty certification exam prep Symposium--Soil Organic Amendments and Symposium--Soil Organic Efficiency, Reduce Synthetic Fertilizer Input, Efficiency, Reduce Synthetic Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA Division: Soil Fertility and Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA Symposium--Crop Management as related to Plant Nutrition, SSSA Division: Soil and Water Management and Management Division: Soil and Water Plant Nutrition, SSSA N Cycling: Strategies to Improve Nitrogen Use N Cycling: Strategies to Improve Nitrate Leaching, and Nitrous Oxide Emissions Nitrate Leaching, and Nitrous Oxide SESSION NO. 207—8:00 AM–12:00 PM AM–12:00 SESSION NO. 207—8:00 AB, First Level PCC, Room 121 207-1 206-1 206-2 206-3 206-4 206-5 205-6 205-7 205-8 205-9 SESSION AM NO. 206—8:00 AM–11:00 PCC, Room 131 B, First Level

Ram Todd G. Sayed Salman Sayed Levels Under Levels 2 Jan M.H. Hendrickx*,

Michael H. Cosh*, Thomas Michael H. Cosh*, Thomas Gordon Dinwoodie*, Ted Gordon Dinwoodie*, Ted Steven Yergeau* Yergeau* Steven Fang Wang*, Robert Stedtfeld, Min Fang Wang*,

Persistence of Antibiotic Resistance Genes in of Persistence Soil with Different Fertilization and Tillage By High Throughput qPCR and Revealed Sequencing. Hashsham and Xu, Benli Chai, James Cole, Syed James M. Tiedje Contribution of Plant Species and Carbon Contribution of Plant Repellency. of Soil Water Pools to the Severity S M Mijan Uddin*, Richard J Harper and David J Henry Monitoring in Acidification of Soil 35 Years Alberta, Canada. Abboud Nason and Salim Introductory Remarks Tillage Impacts on Soil Conservation Under Furrow Irrigation. Quality Parameters Emmanuel Deleon* Density on Soil of Planting Evaluation Compaction. Kilic Concluding Remarks Adjourn Surface Roughness during SMAPVEX16-IA. A. Walker Brian K. Hornbuckle* and Victoria Flux Google Earth Engine Evaporation for A New Operational Tool (EEFlux): Content and Mapping Root Zone Soil Water Storage Capacity. Water Ayse Allen, J. Bruce Harrison and Richard G. Patrick Starks, Rogier van der Velde and Jeffrey der Velde Starks, Rogier van Patrick Walker Assessment of Soil Moisture, and CO Evapotranspiration and Environments. Different Landcovers Awal, He, Ripendra Ali Fares, Yiping Ray*, Alton B. Johnson and Eric Risch of Soil Variability Spatial and Temporal Chan, Witold Krajewski, John Qu and Trenton Krajewski, John Qu Chan, Witold Franz Drying More Rapid Than SMAP Soil Moisture Events. in Situ Following Rainfall Observed Andreas Colliander, Shellito*, Eric Small, Peter Aaron Berg, Rajat Bindlish, Michael H. Cosh, Dave David D. Bosch, Todd G. Caldwell, Goodrich, Heather McNairn, John H. Prueger, Proximal Soil Sensor Fusion. Proximal Soil Sensor Knadel and Mogens H. Greve Maria Tabatabai*, Active Moisture Early Results of the Soil Experiment in 2016 Validation Passive (SMAPVEX16)-Iowa. Andreas Colliander, John H. Prueger, Jackson, K. Hornbuckle, Jasmeet Jerry L. Hatfield, Brian Rajat Bindlish, Steven Judge, Sidharth Misra, Introductory Remarks Introductory Network Designed Soil Moisture A Posterior of SMAP Products. for the Validation Jackson, Thomas Michael H. Young, Caldwell*, Colliander, Narendra Andreas Cosh, Michael H. H Yueh Das and Simon Prediction Using on-the-Go Clay Content SSSA Division: Soils and Environmental Quality SSSA 9:05 AM 8:35 AM 8:50 AM 8:00 AM 8:05 AM 8:20 AM 9:50 AM 10:00 AM 9:35 AM 9:05 AM 9:20 AM 8:50 AM 8:35 AM 8:00 AM 8:05 AM 8:20 AM

Soils and Environmental Quality Oral I 150 205-5 205-4 205-2 205-3 205-1 PCC, Room 228 A, Second Level PCC, Room 228 SESSION NO. 205—8:00 AM–10:35 AM

204-7 204-6 204-5 204-4 204-3 204-2 204-1 SESSION NO. 205 NO. SESSION

Morning 209-2 209-1 PCC, Room131C,FirstLevel SESSION NO.209—8:00 AM–3:10 PM 208-5 208-4 208-3 208-2 208-1 PCC, Room223,SecondLevel SESSION NO.208—8:00 AM–12:00 PM 207-5 207-4 207-3 207-2 Sponsored byTheSamuelRobertNobelFoundation Symposium--Resiliency inForagesand

8:20 AM 8:05 AM 8:00 AM 12:00 PM 11:25 AM 10:50 AM 10:15 AM 9:50 AM 9:15 AM 8:40 AM 8:05 AM 8:00 AM 12:00 PM 11:30 AM 10:45 AM 10:00 AM 9:45 AM 9:00 AM Soil BiologyandBiochemistryOral SSSA Division:SoilBiologyandBiochemistry C06 ForageandGrazinglands Bontrager* a CropConsultant’sPerspective. and SoilHealthinCentralNebraskafrom Organic RowCroppingSystems,Cover Crops, Penton* andVVSRGupta Sensitivity toChange. Systems andTheirNetwork-Derived Community Compositionin Agricultural Scalar Drivers ofN-FixingDiazotroph Shelton EMurinda Abasiofiok M.Ibekwe*, RonakM Patel and (RPA) Followed ByDropletDigitalPCR. Using RecombinasePolymerase Amplification of E.coliO157:H7inEnvironmentalSamples Rapid Detectionand Absolute Quantification Introductory Remarks Adjourn Panel Discussion Vendramini* Tropical andSubtropicalRegions. Resiliance inForagesandGrazinglands: Mountain West. Systems andEnvironmentalBenefitsinthe Managing Plant Diversity forResilientForage Break Twain J.Butler*andSindyM.Interrante Great Plains: Tall FescueandBermudagrass. Resiliency ofGrazinglandsintheSouthern Toledo* andMatt A.Sanderson the NorthernGreatPlains oftheUSA. Resilience toMaintainEnterprisein Managing forForageandGrazingland Overview. Resiliency inForageandGrasslands: An Introductory Remarks Adjourn Two toThreeYears. Economics ofCropProductionOver theNext Szogi Ariel A. and Reuse As Fertilizer. Nutrient Recovery Technologies fromManures Production Systems. Management ChoicesInCornandSoybean Cover Crops:MatchingObjectives With Break Moderator: Grazinglands

BenjaminF.Tracy* Jamie Foster Anowarul M.Islam*

GaryD.Schnitkey* TimothyM.Reinbott*

ChristopherRyan PhilipJ.Bauer*and OrvinE. JoaoM.B. David

209-8 209-7 209-6 209-5 209-4 209-3 209-16 209-15 209-14 209-13 209-12 209-11 209-10 209-9

9:50 AM 9:35 AM 9:20 AM 9:05 AM 8:50 AM 8:35 AM 1:30 PM 12:05 PM 11:50 AM 11:35 AM 11:20 AM 11:05 AM 10:50 AM 10:35 AM 10:20 AM 10:05 AM Herbicides/Insecticides on Arbuscular Comparison ofSyntheticVersus Organic Jennifer RReeve andJohnStark System. Functional CapacityinanOrganicFarming on SoilEnzyme Activities andMicrobial Effect ofOrganicNitrogenManagement and JohnStark Processes. and FunctionalGenesforNitrogenCycle Microbial Communities,Enzyme Activities Agricultural NitrogenManagement Affects John Walker Wei Shi,DanielBowman,DavidWilliams and in aTurfgrass Chronosequence. during TransitionfromDormancytoGrowth Assessing thePotentialofReactive NLoss Adil Essarioui,NickLeBlancandLindaKinkel Sarah Castle*, A. StuartGrandy,DebbySamac, Population CarbonUtilizationCapacities. Diversity MediateFungalandBacterial Soil CarbonChemicalCompositionand Creamer Bacher*, OlafSchmidt,Owen FentonandRachel Hubs UnderneathCattleDung Pats. Numbers inGrazedGrasslands?Earthworm Have We BeenUnderestimatingEarthworm Phillips andRebecca L.McCulley Marie Bourguignon,RandyD.Dinkins, Tim Slaughter*, Jim A. Nelson,ElizabethCarlisle, Response toClimateChange. Affect BelowgroundFungiand Host, Symbiont Tall Fescue- Lunch Break Noortje Notenbaert*andCharlesW. RICE on theMicrobiomeSurroundingMaizeRoots. Effect ofBreedingandGeneticManipulation Amador andMarkStolt Chelsea Duball*, Annie Ragan,Jose Adolfo Subaqueous SoilsandBenthicMacroinfauna. in RhodeIslandCoastalSaltPondsUsing Assessing ImpactsofOyster Aquaculture Asefaw Berhe Fernanda Santos*,DavidRusselland Asmeret Altered SoilsofSierraNevada, California. Chemical StructureofWeoc fromThermally- virgatum)?. Biology ofBiofuelSwitchgrass(Panicum How DoFertilizer Additions ChangetheSoil Cotrufo andJohnC.Moore Parker Coppick,GailW. Wilson, M.Francesca Oak-Savannah Ecosystem. Matter ContentandFood Web Dynamicsinan Fire Frequency Affects SoilPyrogenicOrganic David D.MyroldandPeter J.Bottomley Soils. Oxide ProductioninNon-CroppedOregon Nitrite Oxidation,andItsImpactuponNitrous Uncoupling of Ammonia Oxidationfrom Rongzhong Ye andWilliam R.Horwath Mineralization. Priming EffectsofRyegrass onNative SOM Effects ofMicrobialBiomassonthe Break Jayachandran andPushpaSoti Ariel Freidenreich*,Krishnaswamy N. Mycorrhizal Fungiin Andrew T. Giguere*, Anne E.Taylor,

Yang Ouyang*, JeanetteM.Norton, JeanetteM.Norton*, Yang Ouyang JoniBaumgarten*andJohnDighton Epichloë Coenophiala Associations Coenophiala Epichloë

LujunLi*,XiaZhu-Barker, Abelmoschus Esculentus. SESSION NO. 209 Yamina Pressler*, LindseyC. HuaihaiChen*, Matthias

151

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Ruth Yanai*, Ruth Yanai*, Kenneth Scheffe*, Mark Stolt* Mark Stolt* Patrick J. Drohan* and J. Drohan* and Patrick

Oswaldo Carrillo* and Oswaldo Chris E. Johnson* Michel D. Ransom* and John Michel D. Ransom* and Anatoly Shvidenko*, Florian See Ruth Yanai*, Bradley Case, Hannah Ruth Yanai*,

Erika Micheli*, Vince Lang, Alex Lang, Erika Micheli*, Vince

Amador* Jose Adolfo Ecosystem Studies Craig Wayson Craig Wayson Regional Scale Uncertainty Estimates from Stored and Fine-Scale Forest Inventory: Accumulated Forest Carbon in the Eastern US. Alan Gelfand Bradley Tomasek*, Erin Schliep, and James Clark As Carbon Cycling of Forest Ecosystems Assess Attempt to An a Fuzzy System: Uncertainties. Kraxner, Dmitry Schepaschenko and Shamil Maksyutov Introductory Remarks of Current Practices in Uncertainty A Survey Analysis in Ecosystem Ecology. and John L. Campbell Ruth Yanai in Forest Soils: Sampling Layer Horizon Vs. Statistical Efficiency. Soils Air-Dried of Storage Does Long-Term Analyses Effect the Results of Chemical Soils?. on Forest Commonly Performed Antidormi*, Gregory B. Lawrence, Michael R. Ivan J. Paul Hazlett, Vadeboncoeur, Matthew W. Bailey and Donald S. Ross Fernandez, Scott Analyses Error in Your Errors Avoid How to Your Confidence and Gain Confidence in Intervals. Buckley and Richard Woolens Break Fake Forests and Quantifying Uncertainty in Allometric Equations for the ‘Real World’. Carrillo and Marcela Oswaldo Craig Wayson*, Olguín Full Error Propagation in Carbon Stock Estimation of Mexico. Introductory Remarks Introductory Changes of Making Fundamental Challenges Moisture Removing Soil to Soil Taxonomy: As an Example. Regime More like be You - Why Can’t Soil Taxonomy Us?. Fundamental The Challenge of Implementing Changes to Soil Taxonomy. and David J. Mcvey Curtis Monger, Shawn Lindbo The in Soil Taxonomy: Fundamental Changes Mollic Epipedon. M. Galbraith Easy Concepts, Hard Definitions—Soil with a Hundred Coauthors. a Book Taxonomy, Kenneth Scheffe H. Curtis Monger* and Field to Improve Redefining the Fragipan Accuracy. Recognition Beaudette Dylan Methods of Improving the Classification of Soils. Mcbratney and Jon Hempel Adjourn Ruth Yanai, Scott Chang, Mary Beth Adams, Craig Scott Chang, Mary Beth Ruth Yanai, SSSA Division: Forest, Range and Wildland Soils Division: Forest, Range and Wildland SSSA 10:40 AM 11:00 AM 8:15 AM 8:20 AM 8:40 AM 9:00 AM 9:20 AM 9:40 AM 10:00 AM 10:20 AM 8:10 AM 8:15 AM 8:30 AM 8:45 AM 9:00 AM 9:15 AM 9:30 AM 9:45 AM 10:00 AM

Moderator: Symposium--Quantifying Uncertainty in Forest Symposium--Quantifying Uncertainty 212-7 212-8 PCC, Room 132 B, First Level 212-1 212-2 212-3 212-4 212-5 212-6 211-1 211-2 211-3 211-4 211-5 211-6 211-7 AM–12:00 PM SESSION NO. 212—8:15

Mario Xiu-Li Antisar

Tanjila Jesmin*, Jesmin*, Tanjila

Benjamin Spencer*, Ayush Benjamin Spencer*,

Mark Stolt Newton Z. Lupwayi*, William William Newton Z. Lupwayi*,

Sreejata Bandopadhyay* and Jennifer M Sreejata Bandopadhyay* Special Sessions Che-Jen Hsiao*, Gretchen F. Sassenrath, Gretchen F. Sassenrath, Che-Jen Hsiao*, Moderator: SSSA Division: Pedology SSSA Orientation Session Lunch Break Afternoon Session Concluding Remarks Adjourn Adjourn Introductory Remarks Salvador Ramirez* II, Rhae A. Drijber, Virginia A. Drijber, Virginia Ramirez* II, Rhae Salvador L. Jin, Elizabeth Sue Jeske and Humberto Blanco Quantifying Soil Microbial Respiration with a Fluorometric Dye. Michael Strickland and Ryan Joshi Gyawali, Stewart Rapid Session Discussion Davis Enrichment and Characterization of Microbes Mulch Degrading Biodegradable Plastic Films. DeBruyn of Crop The Impact of Increasing Diversity Rotations on Soil Microbial Communities Rates of Nitrogen Fertilization. Under Variable Anil Somenahally*, Javid McLawrence, Cara Anil Somenahally*, Javid McLawrence, Cara Gowda, Case, Riqing Yu, Maura Purcell, Prajwal Jesse I. DuPont and Francis M. Rouquette Jr. Optimizing Phosphorus and Iron Concentrations to Maximize Cyanobacterial Growth and Nitrogen Fixation. G. Afkairin*, Heather Storteboom and Jessica and Adeneide Candido Galdino and Under Long Soil Quality and Metagenomics Nitrogen Use in Illinois. Term D. Behnke, Sandra Rodriguez-Zas, Gevan Emerson D. Nafziger and Maria B. Villamil Methane Cycling Microbial Communities in Pasture Lands Under Different Soil Profile of Grazing and Nitrogen Management Scenarios. Tian* Talks Introduce Rapid Session Rotation Soil Medic Shapes the Crop Microbiome. and Renee Petri May, Derrick Kanashiro a As Biodiversity Brazilian Semiarid Rhizobial Inoculant Strains. Source of Desmanthus Pacheco Alane Danielle Pereira A Lira Junior*, Soil Microbial Communities in Claypan Communities in Claypan Soil Microbial Soils. M. H. Zeglin and Ganga Rice, Lydia Charles W. Hettiarachchi By Soil Enhanced Soil Macro-Aggregate and Fungi Composition Saprophytic in Intercropping System. Abundance Gateway Scholars Program Gateway 8:05 AM 12:00 PM 1:30 PM 3:55 PM 4:00 PM 3:10 PM 8:00 AM 2:55 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:50 PM 2:40 PM 2:30 PM 2:35 PM 2:15 PM 2:20 PM 2:25 PM 1:45 PM 2:00 PM

Fundamental Changes in Soil Taxonomy 152 SESSION AM–10:00 AM NO. 211—8:10 PCC, Room 227 B, Second Level

SESSION NO. 210—8:00 AM–4:00 PM AM–4:00 PM SESSION NO. 210—8:00 A, First Level PCC, Room 128

209-26 209-25 209-24 209-23 209-22 209-21 209-19 209-20

209-18 SESSION NO. 210 NO. SESSION 209-17

Morning 215-3 215-2 215-1 PCC, Room130,FirstLevel AM–11:50215—9:25 NO. AM SESSION 214-1 PCC, Room122BC,FirstLevel AM–9:35 AM 214—8:30 NO. SESSION 213-3 213-2 213-1 PCC, Room126B,FirstLevel AM–9:15 AM 213—8:25 NO. SESSION 212-9 and Biotechnology, C08PlantGeneticResources,C09Biomedical, Section orDivisionCosponsor:C07Genomics,MolecularGenetics Soil NCharacterizationandManagement Ron PhillipsPlant GeneticsLectureship Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division:Nutrient

10:00 AM 9:45 AM 9:30 AM 9:25 AM 9:35 AM 8:35 AM 8:30 AM 9:15 AM 9:00 AM 8:45 AM 8:30 AM 8:25 AM 12:00 PM 11:40 AM 11:20 AM Health-Beneficial andNutritionallyEnhancedPlants SSSA Division:SoilFertilityandPlantNutrition Management andSoilPlant Analysis Moderator: C01 CropBreedingandGenetics Moderator: SSSA Division:SoilMineralogy Soil MineralogyOral Chen andGrantM.Domke for RemoteRegions. Airborne LaserScanning-AssistedSampling and JalalDJabro W. Lenssen,BrettL. Allen, William B. Stevens Nitrogen Balance. Crop RotationandCulturalPractice Impacton Vigil, MussieY. HabteselassieandJohnRema Sonon, UttamK.Saha,RickHitchcock,MerleF. Miguel L.Cabrera,JuliaW. Gaskin,LeticiaS. Crop Residues. A Web-Based ModelofN Mineralization from Matthew D.Ruark Columns inSandySoils?. How Quantitative Are in-SituMineralization Introductory Remarks Adjourn Resources. Context andRelevance ofCowpeaGenome Introductory Remarks Adjourn Malcolm E.Sumnerand Aaron Thompson Mechanisms. Volcanic Ash-Derived Soils Affecting Sorption Mineralogical andThermalPropertiesof Soils. Analysis inLeadand Arsenic Contaminated Soil FractionationStudy,Speciation,andIvba Post Assessment. Manganese OxideCoatingforEnvironmental Mineralogical CharacteristicsofaDurable Introductory Remarks Adjourn Discussion Moderator: RanjuRaniKarna*

TimothyJ.Close* Bhupinder Farmaha

MartinC.Rabenhorst*andJeffrey Randal Southard MariaFernandaTerraza Pira*, Seth Murray LisaWoodruff*,DavidE.Kissel, UpendraM.Sainju*, Andrew RonaldE.McRobert*,Qi

KathrynIvancic* and 215-10 215-9 215-8 215-7 215-6 215-5 215-4 216-5 216-4 216-3 216-2 216-1 PCC, Room132C,FirstLevel AM–11:55216—9:25 NO. AM SESSION SSSA Division:NutrientManagementandSoilPlant Analysis Secondary, Micronutrients,and Animal Waste Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division:SoilFertilityand

11:35 AM 11:30 AM 11:15 AM 11:00 AM 10:45 AM 10:30 AM 10:15 AM 10:45 AM 10:30 AM 10:15 AM 10:00 AM 9:45 AM 9:30 AM 9:25 AM 11:50 AM 11:40 AM Overwinter NitrogenCyclinginWinter and Jeffrey A.Coulter Soils. Indicators forN Availability inMinnesota Solvita andOtherSoilMeasurements As Richard FergusonandGlenPSlater or ChemicalIntervention. Corn Yield ComparedtoConventional Source Physical CoatingofNitrogenSourceImproved Slaton andJasonKelley Eugene Greub*,TrentonL.Roberts,Nathan A. Irrigated CornProductionSystems. Limitations oftheCornstalkNitrateTest in McGuire andGregKneubuhler Karen Chapman*,ThomasF.Morris,John Fertilizer ManagementToolsandProducts. Nutrientstar, aNew Assessment Programfor C Wesley Wood Erickson, DianeL.Rowland, RamonGLeonand Michael Mulvaney, Heather A Enloe,John Loads andTillageSystems. Mineralization UnderContrastingResidue Peanut (ArachishypogaeaL.)ResidueNitrogen Rebecca Marjerison Production. Recommendation Approaches forUSMaize Comparing Adapt-N toStaticN Break Czymmek Crittenden*, QuirineM.Ketterings andKarlJ. for NewYork andPennsylvania. Comparable Manure Application Cutoffs Soil PhosphorusSaturationRatio Sets and JenniferWeld Kleinman, DouglasB.Beegle, Amy S.Collick Losses. Timing Influence Watershed-Level Nutrient Manure StorageCapacityand Application and JochumJ.Wiersma Red SpringWheatVarieties. Variation inResponsetoSulfur Among Hard K Sutradhar* Corn Production?. Liquid StarterFertilizerProgramNeededfor Is ChelatedZinc Applied in-Furrow ina Karamat RSistani Shankle, ThomasR.Way, DanielH.Poteand Cotton Production. Placement ofPoultryLitterBandsinNo-till Introductory Remarks Adjourn Discussion Frank L.Young Canola. Moderator: XinyiTu*, DeborahL. Allan, CarlJ.Rosen

JianLiu*,Tamie L.Veith, Peter J.A. Plant Nutrition Tai McClellanMaaz*,William LPan and

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Haroldvan Es*,ShaiSelaand Uttam Saha DanielE.Kaiserand Apurba HaileTewolde*, MarkW.

SESSION NO. 216 BijeshMaharjan*, Arun DJani*, DanielE.Kaiser* StephenJ. Chester 153

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Michelle Joel Reyes- Emerson D.

Gustavo A. Slafer*, Mónica Gustavo Pedro A. Infante Posada*, Pedro Jeffrey Coulter

Sally A. Flis*, Thomas P Tyluki and A. Flis*, Thomas P Tyluki Sally Gretchen F. Sassenrath*, Xiaomao Joseph Lynch*, Sharon Spratt, Deirdre

Chen Ding*, Sheri Strydhorst and

Moderator: Cowpea As a Cover Crop and Nitrogen Source As a Cover Cowpea in a Double Cropping System with Forage Rye. Aiosa*, Gerald R. Smith, Clark B. Melanie L. Jessup, Cristine L.S. Morgan, Neely, Russell W. Anil Somenahally A. Corriher-Olsen, Vanessa and Francis M. Rouquette Jr. of Guar Genotypes Growth and Performance Nitrogen Management to Increase Cereal Resilience to Heat. Ordoñez A. Elía, Roxana Savin and Raziel Break The Response of Spring Barley Varieties Contrasting in Lodging Resistance Scores to Growth Regulator Application and Plant N Program. Lisa Black, Ethel White and John Spink Doyle, of and Removal Soybean Uptake, Partitioning, Range. Yield Across a Wide Nutrients Various A.M. Carrie Adam P. Gaspar*, Seth Naeve, Laboski and Shawn P. Conley Elephantgrass Exhibits Higher Biomass Use Efficiency and Less Production and Water Nitrate Leaching Than Bahiagrass. Cabrera*, Ramon G Leon and John Erickson Topographical and Hydrological Determinants Alberta, Across in Farm Fields of Crop Yield Canada. Rong-Cai Yang and Soils of Terrain In-Field Variability in Southeast Kansas: Challenges for Crop Production. Alarcon and J Lin, Thomas G. Mueller, Vladimir Stacey E. Kulesza Lunch Break Comparing Methods of Establishing Corn in a Living Mulch. Perennial Kura Clover Dobbratz*, John M. Baker, Julie Grossman and Wells M. Scott Central Iowa: 1. Development, Growth and 1. Development, Central Iowa: Aspect. Quality Archontoulis, Moore, Sotiris V Kenneth J. Scott and Shui- M. Paul Lenssen, Andrew W. Zhang Fei Adjourn Introductory Remarks Density. Optimizing Corn Plant Nafziger* Relationship Between the Investigating and Rainfall, Corn Silage Fiber Digestibility Growing Degree Days, Soil Type, and Nutrient Application. Sirois Paul in Maize and Its Root Morphological Plasticity Patchy Resources. Influence on N Uptake from and Richard G. Carolyn Lowry*, Matthew Ryan Smith C03 Crop Ecology, Management and Quality Management C03 Crop Ecology, 1:45 PM 2:00 PM 10:15 AM 10:30 AM 10:45 AM 11:00 AM 11:15 AM 11:30 AM 11:45 AM 12:00 PM 1:30 PM 12:00 PM 9:25 AM 9:30 AM 9:45 AM 10:00 AM

Crop Ecology, Management and Quality Oral Crop Ecology, Management 218-11 218-12 218-4 218-5 218-6 218-7 218-8 218-9 218-10 AM–2:15 PM SESSION NO. 218—9:25 First Level PCC, Room 121 C, 218-1 218-2 218-3

Sushil Gautam Garett Abigail A Jessica Yi Xu* and Yi Alvaro Sanz- Alvaro Kehinde Oseni Sruthi Narayanan*, Ruth Sruthi Narayanan*,

Abdullah A. Jaradat*

Martin Chantigny*, Denis Angers, Philippe Angers, Denis Chantigny*, Martin Grain Sorghum Transpiration Efficiency Affected By As at Different Growth Stages Pressure Deficit. Vapor Growing Period Qingwu Xue, Pramod A Stewart, Thapa*, Bobby Pokhrel and Mahendra Bhandari Adapted and Non-Adapted Tropical Corn in Arnulfo Polania Polania, Idupulapati M. Rao M Rao, Stephen E. Beebe and Felix B. Fritschi Transcriptomic Profiling Reveals Transcriptional Factors and Their Regulations in Ipt- Drought Tolerance for the Improved Transformed Creeping Bentgrass. Bingru Huang Prasad Pradhan*, Jerald W. Bergman, James Prasad Pradhan*, Jerald W. Kyle Link, T. Austin A. Staricka, Emma Link, Dragseth and David Weltikol Break Deficit Stress Tolerance Assessing Water Lines Using of Phaseolus vulgaris Parental Carbon Isotope Discrimination. Arnulfo Polania Maw, Jose Saez*, Michael J. W. Commercially-Available Cotton Cultivars Cotton Cultivars Commercially-Available Across a Range of Production Environments. Ray Chastain, John Snider*, John Gassett, Daryl M Porter, Bobby Golden, Darrin Dodds, Wesley Slaton Dusty Dunn and William Plant Population Effects of Row Spacing and Use Efficiency, Growth on Physiology, Water Soybean. of No-till Dryland and Yield Trait Adjustment of Wheat in the Presence of Trait High Grain Protein Content Gene. Torrion*, Robert N Stougaard and Luther Talbert Stress on Pollen Temperature Effect of High Lipid Profile of Wheat. Prasad Vara and P.V. Welti Assessment of PSII Heat Tolerance for Six Introductory Remarks Phenomics: Integrating Plant Forward Crop Architecture to Predict Ontogeny and Yield. Effects of Compost and Vermicompost Tea on Vermicompost Effects of Compost and Growth. Plant Nutrient Cycling and Long* Concluding Remarks Adjourn Performances of Watermelon in Humid Rain of Watermelon Performances Nigeria. Forest South Western Ewulo and Kolawole Sanni*, Babatunde Sunday Gbemavo Godonu Manures and Animal of Application Fall N Transformations - Friend or Soil Overwinter Foe?. and Claudia Goyer Rochette, Johanne Tremblay The Ability of a Novel Fertilizer to Supply Fertilizer to Supply of a Novel Ability The and Boron to Soybeans. Manganese Reiter, O. Maguire, Mark S. Baxter*, Rory David Whitehurst and Garnett Brooks Holshouser Fertilizer on Organic and Inorganic Effects of and Yield Properties, Growth Soil Chemical C02 Crop Physiology and Metabolism 11:30 AM 11:45 AM 11:15 AM 10:45 AM 11:00 AM 10:30 AM 9:45 AM 10:00 AM 10:15 AM 9:25 AM 9:30 AM 11:45 AM 11:50 AM 11:55 AM 11:30 AM 11:00 AM 11:15 AM

Crop Physiology and Metabolism Oral Crop Physiology and Metabolism 154 217-9 217-8 217-7 217-6 217-5 217-4 217-3 217-2 217-1 SESSION NO. 217—9:25 AM–12:00 PM SESSION NO. 217—9:25 PCC, Room 123, First Level

216-9 216-8 216-7 SESSION NO. 217 NO. SESSION 216-6

Morning 220-5 220-4 220-3 220-2 220-1 PCC, Room126B,FirstLevel AM AM–10:50 220—9:30 NO. SESSION 219-4 219-3 219-2 219-1 PCC, Room226 A, SecondLevel AM AM–10:45 219—9:30 NO. SESSION Applied Agronomic ResearchandExtension Crop IrrigationStrategiesandManagement

10:35 AM 10:20 AM 10:05 AM 9:50 AM 9:35 AM 9:30 AM 10:45 AM 10:35 AM 10:20 AM 10:05 AM 9:50 AM 9:35 AM 9:30 AM 2:15 PM Oral (includesstudentcompetition) ASA Section: Agronomic ProductionSystems ASA Section:EducationandExtension Moderator: Moderator: and DawnVanLeeuwen Singla, SangameshV. Angadi, BrianJ.Schutte Southwest. Under Various Planting DatesinDesert Water-Fertilizer Coupling Model-BasedCotton Timothy W. Walker Jason Krutz,Bond,Bobby R. Goldenand Production. Irrigation PracticesforMid-South Rice Evaluation of Alternate Wetting andDrying Christopher Hay Minnesota. Subirrigation intheRedRiver Valley, Benefits ofDrainage Water Reuseand Estimating CropWater Needsand Agronomic Beedy andRandyTaylor Taghvaeian, CameronMurley,tracyMurley Jason G.Warren, DaltonSims*,Saleh Irrigation As InfluencedByRowOrientation. Grain SorghumUnderSubsurfaceDrip Bruce Linquist California RiceSystems. Spatial andTemporal DynamicsofSalinityin Introductory Remarks Adjourn Discussion South Florida. Crops toImprove Sustainable Agriculture in Optimizing CroppingSystemwithCover Hathcoat, RussellL.SuttonandTonyProvin Zach T. Davis,ClarkB.Neely,DanielL. Production. Influence ofResidualSoilNitrogenonWheat Rees andMichaelRethwisch Arneson, LorenGiesler,GaryLesoing,Jennifer Laura Thompson,NathanD.Mueller*,Nicholas Nebraska Soybean(Glycinemax)Production. (Fusarium virguliforme)Managementin Treatment forSuddenDeathSyndrome On-Farm Evaluation ofFluopyram As aSeed Shahid and Ahmad Ali Fatima Interception. Varying NitrogenFertilizationandLight Compounds inMedicinalPlants Under Quantitative DeterminationofPolyphenolic Introductory Remarks Adjourn

Oral

KulbhushanK.Grover*, Sudhir JeppeH.Kjaersgaard*and DennisL.Coker*,JakeE.Mowrer, RichardLee Atwill* II,Larry Sajid Ali*, Sohaib Afzaal,Ammara Sajid Ali*, Diane Rowland Romulo Lollato QingrenWang*

MathiasMarcos*and

221-4 221-3 221-2 221-1 PCC, Room227 A, SecondLevel AM AM–10:50 221—9:30 NO. SESSION 223-5 223-4 223-3 223-2 223-1 PCC, Room226B,SecondLevel AM–11:00223—9:30 NO. AM SESSION PCC, Room230,SecondLevel AM–11:00222—9:30 NO. AM SESSION 221-5 Nutrient ReductionsDuetotheImplementation Watershed Management Planning: Predicting Negotiation StrategiesforEarlyCareer

10:20 AM 10:05 AM 9:50 AM 9:35 AM 9:30 AM 10:50 AM 10:35 AM 10:20 AM 10:05 AM 9:50 AM 9:35 AM 9:30 AM 10:50 AM 10:35 AM Undergraduate EducationOral of BestManagementPractices ASA Section:EducationandExtension ASA Section:EnvironmentalQuality Moderator: ACS530 EarlyCareerMembers Mixed-Use MontaneWatershed. Maxent andSoilPhosphorusPredictionsina Gentry*, JonathanCoppessandLaurenLurkins Nutrient LossReductionStrategy. Scenarios to Attain theGoalsofIllinois Carl ChristianHoffmann Losses. Strategy toReduce Agricultural Nutrient A Targeted SubcatchmentScaleMitigation Erie Basin. System toReduceNutrientLoadingsatLake Innovative Climate-SmartWater Management Introductory Remarks Adjourn China. with Plastic FilmMulchinginXinjiangof Production PotentialUnderDripIrrigation Seminar Presentation Improves Technical Kulbhushan K.Grover* Sciences throughInquiryBased Learning. Enhancing StudentExperiencein Plant Stewart Abroad Ecuador. Cultural ImmersionthroughFood: Study Mutoro andBethany Anne Boyer-Rechlin Amutabi, RobbyMirera,SeamusMurphy,Owen E. Thies*,KefaNyende, Jade Algarin, Gloria Small-Holder FarmsinWestern Kenya. Collaborative UndergraduateInternshipson Moorberg* Science Course: A CaseStudy. Response SystemsinaLargeLectureSoil Student EngagementVia MobileDevice Introductory Remarks Adjourn Roth, MichaelD.Ruffattiand William T. Deppe O’Reilly, BenBruening,CoreyLacey,RichardT. Quality. Watershed Scale:PotentialImpactsonWater Cover Crop Adoption andPerformance ona Neil C.HansenandJosiahJohns Moderator: XiujuWei* and Aiqin Zhao CharlotteKjaergaard*,Bo V. Iversen and Scientists ShalamarD. Armstrong*, Catherine

ChinTan* andT.Q. Zhang Kulbhushan Grover Dave Jensen A. Ozzie Abaye* andRyan

SESSION NO. 223 ColbyJ. AustinPearce*, LauraF. Janice

155

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Jeffrey E. Philip

Bruno Gerard* Panicum miliaceum L.) Breeding, Panicum D. Brenton Myers* Myers* D. Brenton Urs Schulthess, Zia Uddin Ahmed, Ahmed, Urs Schulthess, Zia Uddin Timothy J. Krupnik*, Andrew J. Timothy J. Krupnik*,

Richard B. Ferguson* and Orvin E. Ferguson* and Orvin Richard B. Than Hartsock* Than Hartsock* Ivan Ortiz-Monasterio Ivan

Metabolism Introductory Remarks Proso Millet ( Examples of Actionable Agronomy from Actionable Examples of Asia. South Kumar, McDonald, Sudhanshu Singh, Virender Singh, Malik, Balwinder Kanwar Ram Kanwar Ahmed and Schulthess, Zia Uddin Urs Kanwar Jens Andersson System The Land-Potential Knowledge for Cloud- A Global Platform (LandPKS): Apps Supporting Soil- Connected Mobile Specific Land Use and Management. Herrick* App for Dynamic Irrigation - an PANI Scheduling. Timothy J. Krupnik, Francelino Rodrigues, I Stephen McDonald, J. Andrew Ortiz-Monasterio, Guy Gerard* Ritchie and Bruno J. Maas, Joe T. “Climate Smart” Technologies Evaluating with Indicators of Sustainable Intensification: Africa. Examples from Southern A. Palm, Grabowski*, Sieglinde S. Snapp, Cheryl Mark Musumba, Regis Chikowo and Mateete Bekunda to Promote Precision OSU Hand Planter Agriculture for Subsistence Farmers. Jagmandeep Singh Dhillon* Discussion Round Table Concluding Remarks Adjourn Solutions. Decision That Matter for Measurements Agriculture. in Providing Advisor Trusted The Role of for Improved Agronomic Knowledge Local Decisions. Bontrager Discussion Adjourn Introductory Remarks Bring Benefits to Can New Technologies Smallholder Farmers? Cimmyt’s Experience America, and East and Asia, Latin in South Africa. Southern Adaptation to Scale: Climate Change Taking ASA Section: Global Agronomy Section: Global ASA for Small Stakeholders Acreage, Large in Value Moderator: 9:30 AM 9:35 AM 10:05 AM 10:20 AM 10:35 AM 10:50 AM 11:05 AM 11:25 AM 11:30 AM 10:35 AM 10:55 AM 11:15 AM 11:30 AM 9:30 AM 9:35 AM 9:50 AM

Section or Division Cosponsor: C02 Crop Physiology and Symposium--Technologies for Resilience to Symposium--Technologies Climate Change and Information Technologies and Information Technologies Climate Change Symposium--Novel and Ancient Crops: Small in Ancient and Symposium--Novel PCC, Room 122 A, First Level PCC, Room 122 Plants Enhanced Nutritionally and Health-Beneficial Biomedical, C09 227-1 226-3 226-4 226-5 226-6 SESSION AM NO. 227—9:30 AM–11:35 225-4 225-5 SESSION AM NO. 226—9:30 AM–11:30 Second Level PCC, Room 226 C, 226-1 226-2

Paul B. Paul Sheila Alex Woodley*,

Newell R Kitchen*, Thomas Newell Fatma Rekik* Antonio Asebedo Sam R. Eathington*

Sonam Sherpa* and David W. Wolfe Sonam Sherpa* and David W.

and DuPont Pioneer for Grower. Ag Community - What Data Sharing in the Are Current Challenges, Benefits, and Opportunities. M. F. Morris, Nicolas Tremblay and Peter Kyveryga Ag Better in-Field Execution through Precision Introductory Remarks Drinking from the Fire Hose - Using Big Data Decision Making Ag to Improve and Digital Coffee Farms. As an Mid Infrared Reflectance Spectroscopy Chemistry Methods for Soil to Wet Alternative Assessment for Mollisols of the United Health States. Adjourn Linking Soil Health to Improved Water Quality Water to Improved Soil Health Linking Crops in the Shatto of Cover the Planting Via Co, in. Kosciusko Ditch Watershed, Brittany R F Christopher*, Jennifer L Tank, Hanrahan, Ursula H Mahl, Matthew Trentman and Eric R Pitts Break Characterization of Soil Health in Colombian Study on a Clay Loam Soil. and Dan Reynolds, Tom Oloya Craig Drury, W. Chin Tan Crop Effects Tillage and Cover Conservation on Soil Moisture and Soil Properties. Mubvumba and Charles DeLaune*, Partson Coufal Introductory Remarks Practices to Potential of Soil Health-Building to Drought. Resilience Enhance Crop Yield Amelie CM Deen and Leah LR Renwick*, Bill Gaudin through Loss Partitioning and Nitrate Water Long- Surface Runoff and Tile Drainage from a (56 year) Fertilization and Crop Rotation Term Report Writing By Crop Science By Crop Science Report Writing in a Nigerian University. Undergraduates Abimbola Abiodun Fakorede*, Morakinyo and Akinwale Richard Olutayo Oluwaranti, Babajide Odu discussion Panel Adjourn Moderator: and Agroecosytem Resilience and ASA Section: Agronomic Production Systems Section: ASA Knowledge for Improved Decisions for Improved Knowledge ASA Section: Land Management and Conservation Section: Land ASA 9:55 AM 10:15 AM 9:30 AM 9:35 AM 11:05 AM 11:20 AM 10:20 AM 10:35 AM 10:50 AM 10:05 AM 9:30 AM 9:35 AM 9:50 AM 10:50 AM 11:00 AM

Sponsored by The Climate Corporation, John Deere Precision Tools, Data Science, and Agronomic Precision Tools, Data Science, and Symposium--Decision Agriculture: Integrating Symposium--Decision Soil Health for Improving Soil Water Dynamics Soil Water Soil Health for Improving 225-3 156 225-1 225-2

SESSION AM NO. 225—9:30 AM–11:30 PCC, Room 126C, First Level

224-5 224-6 224-4 224-3 224-2 224-1 PCC, Room 221 A, Second Level A, Second PCC, Room 221 SESSION AM NO. 224—9:30 AM–11:20 SESSION NO. 224 NO. SESSION

Morning 228-6 228-5 228-4 228-3 228-2 228-1 PCC, Room228B,SecondLevel AM–11:50228—9:30 NO. AM SESSION 227-6 227-5 227-4 227-3 227-2 Moderator: Impacts ofSoilandWater PollutiononFood Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division:SoilChemistry Safety Oral(includesstudentcompetition)

11:05 AM 10:50 AM 10:35 AM 10:20 AM 10:05 AM 9:50 AM 9:35 AM 9:30 AM 11:35 AM 11:15 AM 10:55 AM 10:35 AM 10:15 AM 9:55 AM SSSA Division:SoilsandEnvironmentalQuality Hui Li,QiaoyunHuang,MonicaRamirez-Andreotta Bridging theGapBetween Scienceand Devin RoseandYueZhang Genetics, GenomicsandUses. Accumulation andMetabolization ofCaffeine Urban Gardens. Environmentally Compromised Rural and Pollutants andEssentialMinerals Grownin The ImportanceofPlace: Plant Uptakeof Break Carvalho Guilherme LopesandTeotonio Soaresde Carneiro Guedes, André RodriguesReis, Bezerra Lima,KarineDiasBatista,Marcelino Wadt, KátiaEmídioSilva, Roberval Monteiro Geila SantosCarvalho, LúciaHelenaOliveira Roberto GGuilherme*,EdiuCarlosSilva Jr., and Soilsfromthe Amazon Region. Natural Variation ofSeleniuminBrazilNuts Kenneth WTate andBruceLinquist Mark Marvin-DiPasquale, Jacob A Fleck, Christy Tanner*, LisamarieWindham-Myers, Methylmercury inRiceEcosystems. Alternate Wetting andDrying Decreases Seyfferth with Silicon. Rice &Organic Arsenic Species:Interactions and DanielaCarrijo Chongyang Li,Peter G.Green,BruceLinquist in aRicePaddy System. Irrigation on Arsenic SpeciationandUptake Effect of Alternate Wetting andDrying Introductory Remarks Adjourn Steven B.Cannon Matthew N.Nelson, William J.Blackmonand Farmer, Alex Wenger, GautamV. Bhattacharya, Scott R.Kalberer,Nathan T. Weeks, Andrew Linkage Map. of an Apios CollectionandaSequenced-Based americana: InsightsfromtheCharacterization Reintroducing aPotentialLegume, Miriam S.Kritzer Van Zant Andean CropRescued. C9 Symposium-MirabilisExpansaan Ancient Modern Times. Farro:Ancient HulledWheatSpeciesfor Carolyn Ross,CraigF.MorrisandDanPacker Finkelnburg, Geyang Wu,GirishGanjyal, Kristofor Ludvigson,KurtisL.Schroeder,Doug Jellen, JulianneKellogg,StephenMachado, Leonardo Hinojosa,Peter J.Maughan,Erik M. Murphy*,JenniferRReeve, EarlCreech, Lessons LearnedandthePath Forward. Quinoa Cultivation inWestern North America: Ingredients. Sales; Marketing Ancient Grains As Modern

JonathanWaters* MattLimmer*and AngeliaL. Vikas Belamkar*,JugpreetSingh, Abdullah A. Jaradat* AbdullahA. MonicaDRamirez-Andreotta*

David A. Lightfoot*and SanjaiJ.Parikh*, DipakK.Santra*, Apios Luiz- Kari Kevin 229-1 PCC, Room129B,FirstLevel AM–11:55229—9:30 NO. AM SESSION 228-8 228-7 231-2 231-1 PCC, Room127C,FirstLevel SESSION NO.231—9:30 AM–12:10 PM PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.230—9:30 AM–12:00 PM 229-5 229-4 229-3 229-2 Global Warming PotentialandGreenhouseGas Management PracticesandLand-UseImpacton ACS528 Diversity Student PosterCompetition Symposium--Nitrogen ModelingPrograms Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division:Nutrient

9:35 AM 9:30 AM 11:50 AM 11:35 AM 11:20 AM 9:50 AM 9:35 AM 9:30 AM 11:55 AM 11:40 AM 11:15 AM 10:50 AM 10:25 AM 10:00 AM SSSA Division:SoilFertilityandPlantNutrition Management andSoilPlant Analysis ASA Section:EnvironmentalQuality Moderator: Moderator: in IllinoisCornProductionSystems. Simulating SoilNitrogen Availability andLoss Introductory Remarks Adjourn and Wenjuan Shuai Human. in Vegetables andTheirDietaryExposureto Occurrence andProfilesofPhthalateEsters and HuiLi* Hammerschmidt, Wei Zhang,Stephen A. Boyd Ya-Hui Chuang,Cheng-HuaLiu,Ray Uptake andTranslocationofPharmaceuticals. Influence ofTranspirationStreamon Plant Boyd andHuiLi Ray Hammerschmidt,Wei Zhang,Stephen A. in Lettuce. Effect ofNoTillageandConventional-Tillage Lee andChangyoonJeong Ruth Agbisit, Gina Villegas-Pangga, Sang-Eun Emission. Productivity andGreenhouseGas (GHG) Alternate Water Management EffectsonRice Introductory Remarks Adjourn Discussion Corn Fields. Maize-N Model: A ComputerGameforNin Grosso*, William JParton andJorge A. Delgado Corn RotationsinColorado. Daycent SimulationsofLongTerm Irrigated Honggang Bu Sharma*, DavidW. Franzen,EricC.Schultzand Commercial Cultivation System. In-Season NManagementToolsin and PhilipHess Mapwindow GIS+MMPTools. Emerson D.NafzigerandUmarMuhammad Banger*, CameronM.Pittelkow,Juming Wang, Special Sessions Intensity JuanGao*,Dong-MeiZhou,NingChen

Hyun-HwoiKu*,KeiichiHayashi, Ya-Hui Chuang*,Cheng-HuaLiu,

HaishunYang* Kamaljit Banger Upendra Sainju

SESSION NO. 231 StephenJ.Del BradC.Joern* Lakesh Kamaljit 157

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Boris Francisco J. Zhongwang Wei* Wei* Zhongwang

Gabriel B Senay* Gabriel B Senay* Warren Dick*, David Kost, Warren Malcolm E. Sumner* Todd H. Skaggs* and Ray G. H. Allen Torbert*, Rufus L. Chaney H. Nurit Agam*, Dilia Kool and William William and Kool Agam*, Dilia Nurit

Gypsum

Francisco Arriaga, Dexter Watts Francisco Adjourn Introductory Remarks Flue Gas Desulfurization (FGD) Gypsum to Reduce, Runoff, Erosion, Sediment and Nutrient Load. As Adherence of Gypsum to Forage Potential Ingestion By a Consideration for Excessive Ruminates. and Dexter B. Watts Yield and P Gypsum’s Influence on Corn Loss from an Eroded Southern Piedmont Soil. Allen Torbert and H. Dexter B. Watts* Feasibility of Flue-Gas Desulfurization Soils for Applications to Wisconsin Gypsum Reducing Phosphorus Losses. Arriaga* and Greg Olson Yield and Chemistry Gypsum Effects on Crop Zone Water: of Soil, Crop Tissue, and Vadose A Meta-Analysis. M. DeSutter, Ken Ladwig, Liming Chen, Thomas Allen Charles C. Mitchell, Dan Smeal, H. Lloyd Darrell Norton and Torbert, Dexter Watts, Richard Wolkowski Balance Model Partition ET in a Drip-Irrigated ET in a Partition Balance Model Vineyard?. Kustas Break Approach Psychrometric Satellite-Based and Quantifying for Understanding Evapotranspiration. Uncertainty Modeling Evapotranspiration and Maximum Using Fuzzy-Probabilistic Averaging. Likelihood Bayesian MIles Wainwright, Faybishenko*, Haruko Amidon, Gregory Flach, Denham, Mark Carol Eddy-Dilek Margaret Millings and Partitioning A Correlation-Based Flux in Application to a Vineyard Method and Its A Case Study. California’s Central Valley: William Kustas and John H. Alfieri*, Joseph G Prueger Free and Open Source Software A Fluxpart: Flux Application for Eddy Covariance Partitioning. Anderson and its partitioning for Evapotranspiration three agro-ecosystems: using an isotope- coupled two-source model. Adjourn Resilient Agriculture Resilient C01 Crop Breeding and Genetics ASA Section: Environmental Quality ASA Moderator: 11:00 AM 9:40 AM 9:45 AM 10:00 AM 10:15 AM 10:30 AM 10:45 AM 10:45 AM 11:00 AM 11:15 AM 11:30 AM 11:45 AM 12:00 PM 12:15 PM

Symposium--Crop Modeling and Plant Symposium--Crop Modeling and Plant Breeding: Intersecting Disciplines for a Current Agricultural and Environmental Uses of Agricultural and Environmental Uses of Current SESSION AM NO. 234—9:45 AM–11:35 PCC, Room 122 BC, First Level SESSION AM NO. 233—9:40 AM–11:00 PCC, Room 127 B, First Level 233-1 233-2 233-3 233-4 233-5 232-5 232-6 232-7 232-8 232-9

John M. William William

Deb O’Dell*, Neal

Deepak R. Joshi*, David Gervasio Piñeiro*, Tomas Gervasio Ray Anderson Dilia Kool*, William Kustas, Alon Kustas, Dilia Kool*, William Hydrology

Jin Yoo* and Keun Yook Chung Chung and Keun Yook Jin Yoo* Upendra M. Sainju*

Moderator: Nurit Agam and Lisheng Song Nurit in a Drip-Irrigated Energy and ET Partitioning Subject to Local and within-Field Vineyard Advection. Agam Ben-Gal and Nurit Energy Does the Two-Source How Well Norman* Using a Thermal- Estimating ET Partitioning Energy Balance Model with Based Two-Source Airborne Imagery. High Resolution Alfonso Kustas*, Hector Nieto, Dilia Kool, Alarab, Feng Gao, John H. Torres-Rua, Manal Alfieri, Anderson, Joseph G Prueger, Martha Introductory Remarks Some Issues of Scale That Challenge Understanding of Evapotranspiration. Contanza Caride Management Practice for Novel Simultaneously Improving Soil and Environmental Quality and Sustaining Crop Yield. Concluding Remarks Adjourn and South Dakota. A. Clay and Alexander Smart, Sharon E. Clay, Haigh Tonya Similar Nitrous Oxide (N2O) Emissions in Soybean Crops and Set-Aside Grasslands America. of South and Jose Paruelo Della Chiesa, Laura Yahdjian, Break Carbon? Overcoming Can No-till Sequester Conjecture with Data. Hicks, Dayton Lambert, Samuel Eash, Bruce B. Joel Joanne Logan, Thomas J. Sauer, James Zahn, Nathaniel Oetting and John Goddard Assessment of Climate and Soil Impact on Land Use Changes in Nebraska Variability Greenhouse Gas Emissions Are Affected By Are Greenhouse Gas Emissions Agroforestry Systems. Type in Land Cover Baah-Acheamfour, Scott X. Chang*, Mark Bork and Cameron Carlyle Edward Irrigated Rice Systems Greenhouse Gases from Management. Water Alternative Under Arlene Linquist and Nimlesh Balaine*, Bruce Adviento-Borbe Practices on the Nitrous Oxide Emissions on the Nitrous Oxide Emissions Practices on in Upland Soil in of Soybean the Cultivation Korea. Beef-Cattle Gas Emission from Greenhouse Grasslands. in Temperate Grazing Systems Noortje Arango, Miguel Zayas*, Johanie Rivera RICE and KC Olson Charles W. Notenbaert, ASA Section: Climatology and Modeling ASA Sponsored by LI-COR Biosciences Instrumentation and Simulation 10:15 AM 10:30 AM 10:00 AM 9:30 AM 9:35 AM 11:45 AM 12:00 PM 12:10 PM 11:30 AM 10:50 AM 11:00 AM 11:15 AM 10:20 AM 10:35 AM 10:05 AM

Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA Division: Soil Physics and Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA Symposium--Partitioning of Evapotranspiration: of Evapotranspiration: Symposium--Partitioning 158 232-4 232-3 232-2 232-1

PCC, Room 126 A, First Level PCC, Room 126 AM–12:15 PM SESSION NO. 232—9:30

231-9 231-8 231-7 231-6 231-5 231-4 231-3 SESSION NO. 232 NO. SESSION

Morning 235-8 235-7 235-6 235-5 235-4 235-3 235-2 235-1 PCC, Room132 A, FirstLevel SESSION NO.235—9:50 AM–2:50 PM 234-3 234-2 234-1 SSSA Division:NutrientManagementandSoilPlant Analysis Modeling, C02CropPhysiologyandMetabolism,SSSA Division: Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division:SoilFertilityand Section orDivisionCosponsor: ASA Section:Climatologyand The Impactof4Rs(Source,Rate,Timeand

11:55 AM 11:40 AM 11:25 AM 11:10 AM 10:55 AM 10:40 AM 10:25 AM 10:10 AM 9:55 AM 9:50 AM 11:35 AM 11:20 AM 10:50 AM 10:20 AM 9:50 AM 9:45 AM Soil andWater ManagementandConservation Place) onCropYield Oral Moderator: Lunch Break and BrianStrahm United States. (Pinus taedaL.)Plantations ofthe Southern and Winter FertilizationinLoblollyPine Fertilizers andUreaafteraSpring, Summer Fertilization withEnhancedEfficiency Ammonia VolatilizationFollowingNitrogen Abdoulaye Mando Rahman Issahaku,BidjokazoFofanaand Maize Production. Deep Placement (UDP)Technology onUpland Evaluation oftheEffectiveness oftheUrea K. Manter,RobertD’AdamoandBradleyFloyd Catherine Stewart, StephenJ.DelGrosso,Daniel Corn. on NitrogenBudgetsofIrrigatedNo-till Effects ofLong-Term NitrogenManagement Steinke the NorthernCornBelt. Management StrategiesonGrainYield in Evaluation ofPre-Plant and in-Season Nitrogen Searle*, JaredD.Williams andBryan GHopkins Polymer CoatedUreaManagement. Reynolds Calder, TomOloya, XuemingYang andDan Loam Soil. on ImprovingCornGrainYields inaClay Inhibitors, Placement andTimeof Application Effectiveness ofUreaseandNitrification Calder, TomOloya and Alexander Woodley Xueming Yang, W. DanReynolds,Wayne Emissions andCornYields. on Ammonia Volatilization,NitrousOxide Impacts ofNitrogenPlacement andInhibitors O’Connell Think. Nutrient DecisionMaking:WhatFarmers Introductory Remarks Adjourn Discussion Sorrells* & ImplicationsforCropImprovement. Genomic SelectioninPlants: EmpiricalResults De Leon*,DiegoJarquinand Aaron JLorenz Scenarios: TheG2FGxeMaizeProject. Predicting HybridPerformance inComplex Technow Mark Cooper*,CarlosD.MessinaandFrank of Breedingand Agronomy throughModeling. Harvesting OpportunitiesattheIntersections Introductory Remarks Jorge A. Delgado*, Ardell D.Halvorson, DeannaL.Osmond*andCaela Plant Nutrition

Alex Woodley*,CraigDrury,Wayne

B. ToddCampbell

JayE.Raymond,ThomasR.Fox* Sampson Agyin-Birikorang*,

JeffRutan*andKurt CraigF.Drury*, Tyler G. Natalia MarkE.

235-14 235-13 235-12 235-11 235-10 235-9 237-1 PCC, Room127 A, FirstLevel AM–11:55237—9:55 NO. AM SESSION 236-3 236-2 236-1 PCC, Room125B,FirstLevel AM–11:30236—9:55 NO. AM SESSION Symposium--Soils andMicrobialCommunities Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division:SoilBiologyand in Newly FormedandHeavilyDisturbed

Agronomic Production Systems Oral 2:50 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 9:55 AM 9:55 AM 11:30 AM 11:15 AM 10:50 AM 10:25 AM 10:00 AM 9:55 AM ASA Section: Agronomic ProductionSystems Wetland Environments Moderator: SSSA Division:Wetland Soils Adjourn Richard J.NormanandJarrodTHardke A. Slaton*,MatthewS.Fryer, TrentonL.Roberts, Sample Time,andFertilizationRate. Potassium As Affected ByPreviousCrop, Mehlich-3 ExtractablePhosphorusand Frame* Inhibitors onMultipleSoils. Interaction ofNBPTwithTwo Nitrification Robert L.Nichols Quality. Rate andMethodonCottonLint Yield and Impact ofPotassiumFertilizer Application David B.Mengel Cristie LEdwards*, Dorivar A. RuizDiazand Term Strip-TillageandFertilizerPlacement. Soil Test PhosphorusDistributionwithLong- Cynthia Grant Ziadi, IsabellePerron, MervinSt.Luceand Athyna N.Cambouris*,BernieZebarth,Noura Nitrogen FertilizersUnderPotatoProdcution. Applied theRightRateandSourceof Mark LundyandSteve B.Orloff Clark*, RobertHutmacher,Steven D.Wright, the SanJoaquinValley ofCalifornia. Timing onWheatGrainYield andProteinin Effects ofNitrogenFertilizationRateand Shallow GroundWater-Tables InfluenceCorn Introductory Remarks Adjourn Discussion A. SzogiandPatrick G.Hunt Lang, GregoryW. McCarty,JarrodMiller, Ariel Wetland Functions. Physicochemical andBiological Assessment of Assessment Project–aSimultaneous Mid-Atlantic Wetland Conservation Effects Susanna TherouxandWyatt Hartman Response toRestoration. Coastal Wetland MicrobialCommunity VanZomeren andLindseyGreen Jacob Berkowitz*,JohnR.White,Christine Novel EcologicalEngineering Approaches. Wetlands CreatedUsingTraditionaland and Microbial Activity Propertiesin Comparison ofSoilPhysical,Chemical, Introductory Remarks Biochemistry KatieL.Lewis*,Gaylon D.Morganand

Wade Thomason ThomasF.Ducey*,Megan

SESSION NO. 237 SusannahG.Tringe*, William Hunter Nathan Nicholas

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Enrique Ken C.J. Thomas Morteza Grey Nearing* Grey Nearing* Virginia L. Jin*, Virginia Richard E. Farrell* and

Cheyne Ogilvie*, Richard Alessandra Lagomarsino*, Sarah Wilcott*, Richard Sarah Wilcott*,

Alireza Tabatabaeenejad*, Richard Tabatabaeenejad*, Alireza Jane M-F Johnson* and Nancy

Lunch Break Automated A Comparison of Manual and Flux Chamber Measurements to Determine Seasonal Nitrous Oxide Emissions: How Much Data Is Enough?. Reynald Lemke Role of Prairie Shelterbelts in Mitigating Greenhouse Gases in Saskatchewan. Amadi, Gurbir Dhillon, Rees*, Chukwudi van Amichev Richard Farrell and Beyhan Y. Land Use Change Impacts on Soil Carbon Introductory Remarks Effects on Soil Removal Tillage and Stover Nitrous Oxide and Methane Emissions from Irrigated Continuous Corn. Aaron J. Marty R. Schmer, Catherine Stewart, and Brian J. Wienhold Sindelar, Gary E. Varvel the Use of Enhanced Efficiency Evaluating Nitrogen Fertilizer Products to Reduce Nitrous Oxide Emissions Under Irrigated and Non- Irrigated Conditions. Farrell, Reynald Lemke and Fran Walley Emissions Affected GHG Management Water in a Clayey and Microbial Community Pattern Soil of Central Italy. Arlene Agnelli, Bruce Linquist, Alessandro Elio Adviento-Borbe, Rossana Monica Ferrara, Daniel P. Grazia Pallara, Roberta Pastorelli, Rasse and Hanna Silvennoinen Application Differential Effect of Long-Term Manure of Inorganic Fertilizers and Farmyard on Carbon Sequestration and GHG Emissions. Harmanjit S Dhadli*, Babu S Brar, Gurmeet Singh Dheri and Gurbir Singh Greenhouse Gas Emission Reductions Associated with 4R Nitrogen Management in Irrigated Canola. Farrell, Reynald Lemke and Dale Tomasiewicz Soil C Storage and Greenhouse Gas Emission Grasses Managed for Bio Energy Perennial Feedstock. Barbour Remote Sensing Observations. Remote Sensing Soil of Root-Zone Retrieval P-Band Radar and Error Airmoss Methodology Moisture: Assessment. Moghaddam Chen and Mahta to Satellite-Based Approach Optical A Novel of Soil Moisture. Remote Sensing and Markus Tuller Sadeghi*, Ebrahim Babaeian, Scott B. Jones for Deriving Vehicles Aerial Using Unmanned at High-Resolution Landscape Characteristics Applications. in Numerical Modeling R Vivoni* and Validating Challenges in Interpreting Information. Satellite Soil Moisture Jackson* Concluding Remarks Adjourn 11:45 AM 1:30 PM 1:45 PM 2:00 PM 10:10 AM 10:15 AM 10:30 AM 10:45 AM 11:00 AM 11:15 AM 11:30 AM 10:30 AM 10:55 AM 11:20 AM 11:45 AM 12:10 PM 12:15 PM

Lands Oral (includes student competition) SSSA Division: Soil and Water Management and Conservation Division: Soil and Water SSSA Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Migitation from Greenhouse Gas Emissions and 241-7 241-8 241-9 241-1 241-2 241-3 241-4 241-5 241-6 240-2 240-3 240-4 240-5 AM–2:30 PM SESSION NO. 241—10:10 PCC, Room 128 B, First Level Sheri Raziel A Laurel

Md. Rasel Parvej*, David L. Md. Rasel Parvej*, Edwin L. Ritchey* and John H.

Martha R. Zwonitzer* Martha R. Brian L. Beres*, Thomas Kelly Brian L. Beres*, Thomas Outreach

Anthropogenic Soils Exhibit Hall Activities Introductory Remarks Understanding the Information Content of Division Business Meeting Break Adjourn Adjourn Strydhorst*, Doon Pauly, Robyne Bowness, Strydhorst*, Doon Pauly, and Rong-Cai Yang Kabal Gill, Lori Oatway Response of Protein and Nitrogen Yield Amisk Feed Barley to Post-Emergence Cv. Alberta. Application in Nitrogen Sheri Strydhorst, Linda Hall, Doon Perrott*, Robyne Bowness, Kabal Gill, Lori Oatway Pauly, and Rong-Cai Yang John T. O’Donovan, Kenneth Neil Harker, Chris Kenneth O’Donovan, John T. and Dean Gary Peng Holzapfel, Ramona Mohr, Spaner for Kentucky Wheat Supplemental Sulfur Production. Grove Specific Fertility Management to Cultivar in Wheat Seed. Nitrogen Yield Improve Wheat and Double-Crop Soybean Yield Soybean Yield Wheat and Double-Crop and Quality. Kratochvil, Cory Whaley, Holshouser, Robert J. Roth S. Faé and Gregory W. Giovani Response Wheat Cropping System Winter Size, and Sowing to Seed Treatments, Seed Density. Randy Kutcher, Eric N. Johnson, Turkington, and Soybean Root Growth in Iowa. and Soybean Sotiris V J Castellano and Ordoñez*, Michael Archontoulis Irrigation, Management: Cropping System Crop Rotation in a Semi-Arid Tillage and Climate. Improves Moisture Wheat Harvest Early High Morteza Sadeghi, Ebrahim Babaeian, Todd Caldwell SSSA Division: Soil Physics and Hydrology SSSA SSSA Division: Soil Education and Outreach SSSA Agriculture, Food Safety & Quality 10:00 AM 10:05 AM 10:00 AM 11:00 AM 11:30 AM 11:40 AM 11:25 AM 10:55 AM 11:10 AM 10:40 AM 10:10 AM 10:25 AM

and Vadose Zone Hydrologic Processes Zone Hydrologic and Vadose Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA Division: Soils and Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA Bruker - Portable Elemental Analysis for Bruker - Portable Elemental SSSA Business Meeting--Soil Education & SSSA Business Meeting--Soil Education Forest, Range and Wildland Soils, SSSA Division: Urban and Forest, Range and Wildland Soils, SSSA Environmental Quality, SSSA Division: Pedology, SSSA Division: SSSA Division: Pedology, SSSA Environmental Quality, Symposium--Remote Sensing of Land Surface Moderator: 160 240-1 SESSION NO. 240—10:00 AM–12:15 PM AM–12:15 SESSION NO. 240—10:00 A, First Level PCC, Room 131

SESSION AM NO. 239—10:00 AM–11:30 PCC, Room 231 B, Second Level SESSION AM NO. 238—10:00 AM–11:00 Stage, PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, Demonstration

237-7 237-6 237-5 237-4 237-3 237-2 SESSION NO. 238 NO. SESSION

Morning 243-6 243-5 243-4 243-3 243-2 243-1 PCC, Room224 A, SecondLevel SESSION NO.243—10:25 AM–12:15 PM 242-5 242-4 242-3 242-2 242-1 PCC, Room225B,SecondLevel AM–11:45242—10:25 NO. AM SESSION 241-10 Turfgrass Management: Diseases/Insects

11:45 AM 11:30 AM 11:15 AM 11:00 AM 10:45 AM 10:30 AM 10:25 AM 11:30 AM 11:15 AM 11:00 AM 10:45 AM 10:30 AM 10:25 AM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM Turfgrass BreedingandGenetics Moderator: and LabodePopoola Nigeria. Stocks inTwo ForestReserves inSouthwest In-Vitro Evaluation ofMicrobialIsolates from Yelverton D Jeffries*,TravisWGannonand FredH Formulation SelectionandIrrigation. Reducing ImidaclopridClipping ResiduesVia Putting Greens. on homoeocarpa Sclerotinia Agrostis stolonifera Nitrogen Sourceand Ambient pHHave on The ImpactNitrogen Application Rates, Koch Creeping Bentgrass. Microdochium Patch IncidenceandSeverity on Potassium FertilizationIncreases Travis WGannon*andMatthewDJeffries Abamectin DistributionintheSoilProfile. Management PracticestoPromoteDownward R. Kowalewski andClintMattox Bluegrass Health. Sources onMicrodochiumNivale and Annual The EffectsofSulfurRatesandCalcium Introductory Remarks Paul L.RaymerandBingruHuang Jespersen*, Stacy A. Bonos,FaithC.Belanger, Stress-Tolerant CreepingBentgrass. Tolerance forMarker Assisted Selectionof Markers LinkedtoHeatandDrought Characterization andValidation ofMolecular Yiwei Jiang* Gang Nie,MeganTaylor, J.Camberatoand in Perennial Ryegrass. Genetic MechanismofNitrogenUseEfficiency Roberts Microbiome. on theDeveloping CreepingBentgrass Elucidating theInfluenceofSeedsandSoil with OtherPoaceaeSpecies. Goosegrass (Eleusineindica)andComparison Complete ChloroplastGenomeSequenceof Shaun BushmanandScottE. Warnke Chandra Thammina*,Keenan Amundsen, B. Reproductive Biologyof Repeat MarkerstoStudytheDiversity and Utilization ofGenomicSimpleSequence Introductory Remarks Adjourn McConkey andDarrelCerkowniak Whole ofCanada. Input ByCropsinto Agricultural Soilsfor Estimating the1974-2015TrendofCarbon Moderator: C05 TurfgrassScience C05 TurfgrassScience ShadeJohn Akinsete*, DavidPelster

Mohammad Pessarakli JosephDoherty*and Joseph Roberts RonTownsend*andPaul Koch BrianMcDonald*, Alexander JianlingFan*,BrianG. DouglasJ.Soldat*andPaul

Yaoshen Li,XinSong, Danthonia Spicata. HuiZhang* David Matthew

SESSION NO.246—11:00 AM–12:30 PM PCC, Room226B,SecondLevel SESSION NO.245—11:00 AM–12:00 PM PCC, Room226 A, SecondLevel SESSION NO.244—11:00 AM–12:00 PM 243-7 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,DemonstrationStage, SESSION NO.250—11:30 AM–12:30 PM PCC, Room221 A, SecondLevel SESSION NO.249—11:30 AM–12:00 PM PCC, Room226C,SecondLevel SESSION NO.248—11:30 AM–12:00 PM PCC, Room126B,FirstLevel SESSION NO.247—11:10 AM–12:00 PM PCC, Room127B,FirstLevel ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting--Agronomic ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting--By-product ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting--Extension Irrometer Company,Inc. -UnderstandingSoil Moisture SensorDatato MaximizeWater Use ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting--Crop ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting--Soil Irrigation StrategiesandManagement

ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting-- 12:15 PM 12:00 PM ASA Section:LandManagementandConservation ASA Section: Agronomic ProductionSystems Gypsum Usesin Agriculture ASA Section:EducationandExtension ASA Section:EducationandExtension Solutions forSmallholders Undergraduate Education ASA Section:EnvironmentalQuality ASA Section:Global Agronomy Moderator: Adjourn Yamada Chang, JamesT. PopkoJr.andToshihiko Geunhwa Jung*,HyunkyuSang,Taehyun Resistance inSclerotiniaHomoeocarpa. Occurrence andMechanismsofMultidrug LEAF BlightDiseases. Control ofCocoyam (TARO: Colocasiaspp.) Composted Farmyard ManureforBiological Exhibit Hall Activities Exhibit Education Efficiency

Health Diane Rowland MartinOnuh* SESSION NO. 250

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Morning

Addie Roger Nkoa

Douglas Cook*, Margaret Daryl Chastain*, John Daryl Neil Hansen Glenn J. Fitzgerald*, Michael Glenn J. Fitzgerald*,

Special Sessions Exhibit Hall Activities Moderator: Introductory Remarks Hoyos-Villegas, James R. Smith, Larry C. Purcell Hoyos-Villegas, and Felix B. Fritschi Effects Maize Stalk Lodging: The Governing of Stalk Morphology. Lee and Daniel J. Robertson Julias, Shien Yang As an Irrigation Status Water The Use of Plant Scheduling Method. Jared Snider, Guy D Collins, Calvin Perry, A Byrd and Bhupinder Singh Whitaker, Seth Estimating End Biomass in Sorghum Using Aerial and Ground-Based Phenotypes. Ramamurthy, Zhou Thompson*, Karthikeyan Zhang, Fangning He, Melba M Crawford, Weil and Mitchell R. Ayman Habib, Clifford Tuinstra Adjourn Using ATR-FTIR Spectroscopy to Study Heat to Study Spectroscopy ATR-FTIR Using Cultivars. Cuticles of Field Pea Stress on Leaf Karunakaran Lahlali, Chithra NA LIU*, Rachid A. Bueckert and Rosalind Analysis of Water- and Genetic Physiological Between Links in Wheat Reveal Saving Traits Hydraulics and Development. Shoot, Root Taylor, Sadok*, Remy Schoppach, Julian D Walid Diego Claverie, Elisabeth Majerus, Elodie Ute Baumann and Delphine Fleury Wauthelet, System Changes Grain Quality and Cropping Nitrogen Content Under from Reduced Wheat CO2. Elevated Chris Armstrong, Brian Kearns, Roger Tausz, Mahabubur Mollah, Korte, Malcolm McCaskill, Sabine Tausz- Garry O’Leary, Joe Panozzo, Cassandra Walker Posch, Piotr Trebicki and Break Use Efficiency Differences Water Varietal in Two Among Spring Wheat Varieties Montana Cropping Systems. Nkoa* Genomic Loci and Potential Candidate Novel Carotenoids Genes Identified for Chlorophyll, and Photochemical Reflectance Index Traits. Arun Prabhu Dhanapal*, Matthew Herritt, Valerio Jeffery D. Ray, Shardendu K Singh, Drought and Water Scarcity Drought and Water Conservation, C01 Crop Breeding and Genetics 1:00 PM 3:15 PM 3:30 PM 3:45 PM 4:00 PM 1:45 PM 2:00 PM 2:15 PM 2:30 PM 2:45 PM 3:00 PM

simulator to develop GP2 Data Logger simulator to develop Delta-T - Using the DeltaLINK weather Delta-T - Using the DeltaLINK weather Systems, SSSA Division: Soil and Water Management and Division: Soil and Water Systems, SSSA Symposium--Adapting Cropping Systems to applications and refine experimental methods Section or Division Cosponsor: ASA Section: Agronomic Production Section: ASA Section or Division Cosponsor:

256-9 256-10 256-11 SESSION NO. 257—1:00 PM–2:00 PM PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, Demonstration Stage, SESSION NO. 258—1:00 PM–4:50 PM PCC, Room 124 B, First Level 256-4 256-5 256-6 256-7 256-8

Valentin Valentin Impa

Kristi Meier Karl Anderson Resources Special Sessions Moderator: Agriculture Systems Agriculture Moderator: Krishna Jagadish S.V. Krishna Jagadish S.V. Impact of Heat Stress on Pollen Germination Response in Diverse and Post Flowering Sorghum Genotypes Under Field Condition. Sebastian*, Impa M John Sunoj Valiaparambil Prasad, Vara P.V. Anuj Chiluwal, Somayanda, and Krishna Jagadish S.V Ramasamy Perumal Couvreur*, Francois Chaumont and Xavier Draye Alterations Induced High Night Temperature Its Carbon Balance and in Post Flowering Wheat. in Winter Impact on Yield John Sunoj Valiaparambil Somayanda*, Prasad and Vara Aiqing Sun, P.V. Sebastian, Introductory Remarks for Osmotic Potential A New Paradigm Uptake: How Contribution to Root Water Nature Created a Hydraulic Pump. Science Policy Graduate Student Luncheon. Karl E. Anderson* C08 Plant Genetic Resources Sponsored by Monsanto ACS530 Early Career Members and Interviewing Process C02 Crop Physiology and Metabolism ASA Section: Agronomic Production Systems Agronomic Production Section: ASA 1:30 PM 1:15 PM 12:55 PM 1:00 PM 12:00 AM

CSSA Business Meeting--Plant Genetic Meeting--Plant CSSA Business Crop Physiology and Metabolism Oral II Science Policy Graduate Student Luncheon Science Policy Graduate Student Tips from the Experts on the Job Application Tips from the Experts on the Job Beneficial and Nutritionally Enhanced Plants Beneficial and Nutritionally Enhanced CSSA Business Meeting--Biomedical, Health- CSSA Business ASA Community Business Meeting--Precision Meeting--Precision Business ASA Community 162 256-3 256-2 256-1 SESSION NO. 256—12:55 PM–4:00 PM PCC, Room 123, First Level PCC, Room 230, Second Level SESSION NO. 255—12:30 PM–2:00 PM Sheraton Grand, Valley of the Sun DE, of the Sun Sheraton Grand, Valley C09 Biomedical, Health-Beneficial and Nutritionally Enhanced Plants Enhanced Nutritionally and Health-Beneficial Biomedical, C09 SESSION NO. 254—12:00 PM–1:30 PM PCC, Room 122 A, First Level PCC, Room 122 SESSION NO. 253—11:40 AM–12:10 PM SESSION NO. 253—11:40 PCC, Room 122 BC, First Level PCC, Room 122 BC, SESSION NO. 252—11:35 AM–12:30 PM SESSION NO. 252—11:35 PCC, Room 126C, First Level PCC, Room SESSION NO. 251 NO. SESSION PM AM–12:30 NO. 251—11:30 SESSION

Morning 260-2 260-1 PCC, Room126C,FirstLevel SESSION NO.260—1:15PM–5:05PM 259-4 259-3 259-2 259-1 PCC, Room121 AB, FirstLevel SESSION NO.259—1:00PM–5:00PM 258-8 258-7 258-6 258-5 258-4 258-3 258-2 258-1 related toCCAspecialtycertificationexamprep Symposium--Soil andWater Managementas

1:35 PM 1:20 PM 1:15 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 3:45 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:00 PM 1:15 PM 1:00 PM 4:50 PM 4:45 PM 4:20 PM 3:55 PM 3:30 PM 3:05 PM 3:00 PM 2:50 PM 2:25 PM 2:00 PM 1:35 PM 1:05 PM Climatology andModelingOral ASA Section: Agronomic ProductionSystems ASA Section:ClimatologyandModeling States. Forecasting Agricultural DroughtintheUnited Tools andMethodsforMonitoring Roberto Quiroz, Ashok K. Alva, Senthold Models. Uncertainty Associated withMultiplePotato Simulated ClimateChangeImpacts andModel Gyawali*, JurgenGarbrechtandJohnZhang for FIELDScaleHydrologic Applications. Evaluation ofDownscaledDailyPrecipitation Introductory Remarks Adjourn Concluding Remarks Valley. Monitoring tilelinesintheWabash River Kuntz* Middle CedarPartnership Program. Break and Plants. An Overview ofNutrientMovement inSoils Matthew J.Helmers* Tile DrainageandNutrientManagement. Introductory Remarks Adjourn Concluding Remarks Drought Conditions. Irrigation ManagementStrategiesUnder Mazdak Arabi Zhang*, KeithPaustian, Andre Dozierand Irrigated CroppingSystemstoDrought. Decision SupportToolsto Adapt Semi-Arid Seed Industry. Crop BreedingforDroughtToleranceinthe Waseem Hussain Tolerance. Crop BreedingandBiotechnologyforDrought Introductory Remarks(secondsession) Discussion Matthew Ramlow M. FrancescaCotrufo*,ErikaFosterand Agro-Ecosystem ResiliencetoWater Scarcity. and OtherOrganic Amendments toIncrease Restoring SoilOrganicMatterthroughBiochar Turco* andMarianneBischoff-Gray Soil HealthandMoistureRetention. Soil Quality:UsingCover CropstoImprove Profits. Resilience toDroughtWhileOptimizingFarm Cropping SystemStrategiestoEnhance Moderator:

BrianFuchs* MichaelH.Wilson* JoseO.Payero* DavidH.Fleisher*,BrunoCondori,

Peter StephenBaenziger*and MichaelJ.Mulvaney*

Bruno Basso JeffreyR.Schussler* JuanEncisco*

Michael RonaldF.

Yao

Rabi

260-7 260-6 260-5 260-4 260-3 260-14 260-13 260-12 260-11 260-10 260-9 260-8

2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 4:35 PM 4:20 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:10 PM 3:05 PM Across theMidwestern USA. Evaluation ofGriddedWeather Databases Wechsung A Turner, BernhardSchaubergerandFrank Matthew MConley,Katherine West, Joseph Experiment. Thermal Regime Agronomic Cereal and JingWang the UnitedStates. Condition andProgressforSixMajorCropsin Analysis andPredictionofthePlanting Rcms. Korea UnderRCPScenariosProjectedBy Extreme PrecipitationChangesover South Ines* Decision Supportin Agriculture. Climate InformationandForecastsfor The Value ofMulti-ScaleWeather-within- Prem Woli Iwan Supit,ElineVanuytrecht, JoostWolfand Raymundo, Alex CRuane,ClaudioO.Stockle, Eivind Olesen,PhillipParker, DirkRaes,RubiM Kumar, Paolo Merante,ClaasNendel,Jørgen Harahagazwe, GerritHoogenboom,NareshS. C. Franke,P.M.Govindakrishnan,Dieudonne Kenneth J.Boote,RobertoFerrise, Angelinus Asseng, CarolinaBarreda,MarcoBindi, Coughlan, Marco PollanenandNoelVock Moody, Ahmed Moustafa,IpekGoktepe,Kep Kaitibie, MasudHaq,Kenzu Abdella, Philip Security. Management PracticestoImprove Qatar’s Food Vegetables andEvaluating Alternate Assessing PotentialYields ofSelected Kim* min Jeong,UranChungandKwang-Hyung Using anIntegratedModeling Approach. Damage ofKiwifruitattheProvincialLevel of ClimateChange–PredictingFutureFrost A CaseStudyforLocalImpact Assessment and KimS.Lewers Systems?. for StrawberryVarieties ProducedinTunnel What MicroclimateVariables Are KeyDrivers Hoogenboom andSenthold Asseng Kheir, Aly IsmailNajib, Alex CRuane, Gerrit Egypt. and FutureClimatein Africa- theCaseof Potential forWheatProductionUnderCurrent Kim* Partitioning?. Specific Leaf AreawithRespecttoCarbon Need We ModeltheDynamicsofIndividual Noemi GuindinandCarolCrawford Gelcer, CarolineG.Staub,ClydeW. Fraisse, N. L.Pequeno, DanielDantasBarreto,Eduardo Based Agricultural Data. Climate, Satellite-SensedNDVIandCensus- Estimating MaizePlanting DateByCombining Break Switzer andJakeF Weltzin Gerst, R.LeeMarsh, Alyssa HRosemartin,Jeff Crimmins*, MichaelCrimmins,KatharineL Management, andPlanning Needs. Short-Term ForecaststoSupportResearch, Daily Accumulated Temperature Mapsand Patricio GrassiniandShawnP.Conley Mourtzinis*, JuanIgnacioRattalinoEdreira,

SeraJo*andJoongBae Ahn BelayT. Kassie*, Ahmed Mohammed SamsulHuda*,IbrahimIssaka,Simeon BrunoCondori*,DavidH.Fleisher GerardW. Wall*, LauraMOlivieri, KyungdahmYunandSoo-Hyung YubinYang*, LloydTWilson SESSION NO. 260 Ana Wagner*, Diego Spyridon Amor V.M. Theresa Yeo 163

Afternoon SESSION NO. 261

260-15 4:50 PM Uncertainties in the Prediction of Winter 2:45 PM Panel Discussion Wheat Response to Climate Change with Crop- 2:50 PM Adjourn Climate Models Ensembles. Mukhtar Ahmed*, Claudio O. Stockle, Roger L Nelson and Stewart Higgins SESSION NO. 262—1:25 PM–3:00 PM 5:05 PM Adjourn PCC, Room 227 B, Second Level Symposium--Soil Systems - What Are They and SESSION NO. 261—1:25 PM–2:50 PM Why Are They Important? PCC, Room 224 A, Second Level SSSA Division: Pedology 5 Minute Rapid--Turfgrass Science Moderator: Curtis Monger C05 Turfgrass Science 1:25 PM Introductory Remarks Moderator: J. Scott McElroy 262-1 1:30 PM Soils Systems As a Tool in Archaeology. H. Curtis Monger* 1:25 PM Introductory Remarks 1:45 PM 261-1 1:30 PM Release of Ksuz 0802 Zoysiagrass. Ambika 262-2 Soil Geomorphology, Soil Systems, and Seeing Chandra, Jack D. Fry*, Anthony Dennis Beyond the Hilltop - Perspectives and the Genovesi, Meghyn Meeks, Milt Engelke, Qi Soil Geomorphology Institute (SGI). Philip Zhang, David Okeyo, Justin Quetone Moss, Erik J. Schoeneberger*, Douglas A. Wysocki, Zamir H. Ervin, Xi Xiong, Susana R. Milla-Lewis, James Libohova, Curtis Monger and Dylan Beaudette T Brosnan, Jason Griffin and Linda Parsons 262-3 2:00 PM Physiographic Mapping of Ohio’s Soil Anne Vascik*, Brian Slater and Sakthi 261-2 1:35 PM Development of Fine Textured Seeded Types Systems. Kumaran Subburayalu and Clonally Propagated Zoysiagrasses. Ambika Chandra*, Dennis Genovesi, Jack D. 262-4 2:15 PM Soil System Applications and Utility. John Fry, Aaron J. Patton, Megan M. Kennelly and Warner* and Philip J. Schoeneberger Mingying Xiang 262-5 2:30 PM Determining the Relevant Scale for Soil 261-3 1:40 PM Relationships Between Low Ploidy Poa Species Measurement and Management Decisions: A and Kentucky Bluegrass. B. Shaun Bushman, Puzzle of Multiple Spatial-Temporal Processes. Alpana Joshi*, Matthew Robbins and Paul G. Zamir Libohova*, Philip J. Schoeneberger, Johnson Douglas A. Wysocki, Curtis Monger, Skye A. Wills and Dylan Beaudette 261-4 1:45 PM Novel Approaches to Detect Creeping Bentgrass Drought Stress Using Field 262-6 2:45 PM What Soil Classification Should Tell Us about Radiometry. David S. McCall*, Erik H Ervin, the Soil System. Peter Schad* Dana Sullivan and Travis Roberson 3:00 PM Adjourn 261-5 1:50 PM Effects of Winter Foot Traffic on an Annual Bluegrass Putting Green. Alexander R. SESSION NO. 263—1:25 PM–3:30 PM Kowalewski, Conner Olsen*, Brian McDonald, PCC, Room 224 B, Second Level Clint Mattox and Micah A Gould 261-6 1:55 PM Roadside Turfgrass Research in Minnesota. Symposium--Future of Turf Undergraduate Eric Watkins*, Samuel Bauer, Joshua Friell and Programs: Admission, Enrollment and

A Brian Horgan 261-7 2:00 PM Use of Pyrimisulfan and Penoxsulam in Retention fternoon Turfgrass Systems. Jared A Hoyle* and Jacob C05 Turfgrass Science Reeves Moderator: Cale Bigelow 261-8 2:05 PM Native Turfgrass Tolerance to Indaziflam 1:25 PM Introductory Remarks Applications. Jared A Hoyle* and Jacob Reeves 263-1 1:30 PM Current Status of Turfgrass Science 2:10 PM Panel Discussion Undergraduate Programs. Cale Bigelow* 261-9 2:20 PM Post-Emergence Rescuegrass (Bromus 263-2 1:45 PM An Administrative View of Managing catharticus) Control with Various Herbicides. Programs, Majors and Courses with Declining Matthew Elmore* and Casey Reynolds Enrollments: “What’s the Cost?”. Erik H Ervin* 261-10 2:25 PM A Linkage Map of Common Bermudagrass 263-3 2:10 PM The View from the Smaller Campuses. Michael [Cynodon Dactylon (L.) Pers.] Based on Fidanza*, Douglas Linde and Paul Woosley Simple Sequence Repeat Markers. Yanqi Wu*, Yuanwen Guo, Jeff Anderson, Justin Quetone 263-4 2:25 PM So You Want to Market Your Turf Science Moss, Lan Zhu and Jinmin Fu Major?-. Brandon J. Horvath* 261-11 2:30 PM Managment Dynamics Associated with Sand 263-5 2:45 PM Teaching Courses Outside of the Traditional Capped Fairways. Benjamin Wherley*, Don W. Turf Science Courses. David Gardner* Dyer, Kevin J. McInnes, Casey Reynolds and 263-6 3:00 PM Discussion/Now What? the Future of James Thomas Turf Science Majors: Public Awareness, 261-12 2:35 PM Soil Properties and Mineral Composition of Recruitment, Barriers to Enrollment and Turfgrass Prior to and after 10 Yrs of Irrigation Industry Needs-. Cale Bigelow* with Effluent Water. Yaling Qian* and Yuhung Lin SESSION NO. 264—1:25 PM–3:40 PM 261-13 2:40 PM When Will It be Ready for Play? Fraze Mowing PCC, Room 131 B, First Level Recovery Time in Bermudagrass. Barry R. Stewart*, Herbert W. Philley, Christian M. Symposium--Carbonates, Gypsum, Salts, and Baldwin and James D. McCurdy Dust 164 267-1 PCC, Room126B,FirstLevel SESSION NO.267—1:30PM–2:10PM 266-3 266-2 266-1 PCC, Room231B,SecondLevel SESSION NO.266—1:30PM–2:00PM PCC, Room226C,SecondLevel SESSION NO.265—1:30PM–2:00PM 264-4 264-3 264-2 264-1 ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting--U.S.-Sino Poster and5MinuteRapid--SoilEducation& Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division:Pedology, SSSA Poster and5MinuteRapid--Agronomic

1:35 PM 1:30 PM 2:00 PM 1:50 PM 1:45 PM 1:40 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 3:40 PM 3:30 PM 3:00 PM 2:30 PM 2:00 PM 1:30 PM 1:25 PM ASA Section: Agronomic ProductionSystems SSSA Division:SoilEducationandOutreach Division: Forest,RangeandWildlandSoils Agricultural ResearchForum Moderator: Moderator: ASA Section:Global Agronomy SSSA Division:SoilMineralogy Schoonover Singh*, MatthewEnger,Karl Williard andJon at DifferentTopographicPositions. Variation inSoil PropertiesandCropYields Introductory Remarks Adjourn Discussion Rajpreet S.Butalia* Soil Interpretive Exhibits Along Trails. Sebial Lasquites Manacpo Abit* Jr.,Patrick CurlandJamesJade Soils BasicsVia theDrive-through. Badzmierowski* Looking BeyondtheHorizons. Introductory Remarks Adjourn Discussion Ortiz, SyproseNyachoti andLinMa from Dryland to Atmosphere?. of Southwest US: An ImporantCO2Efflux Pedogenic Carbonatesinthe Agricultural Soils Accumulation ofEvaporite Mineralsand Morgenthaler Soil Horizons. and ChemicalChangeover TimeinPetrocalcic Impact onInterpretationofMorphological Whole andPartial ClastSolutionandthe Quevedo andShinaraSunderlal Horizons. and GeochemistryinCalcicPetrocalcic Carbonate Micromorphology,Mineralogy, Paleoenvironmental ImplicationsofLaminar Amundson* andErikOerter Soil andPaleoclimatology. Introductory Remarks Production Systems Outreach

ColinR.Robins*,IrisHolzer,Kevin

William Anderson Rebecca Lybrand Amy L.Brock-Hon*andSarah

RonaldG. LixinJin*, Anna Mike Sergio Gurbir

267-5 267-4 267-3 267-2 269-5 269-4 269-3 269-2 269-1 PCC, Room225 A, SecondLevel SESSION NO.269—1:30PM–2:50PM PCC, Room127C,FirstLevel SESSION NO.268—1:30PM–2:30PM ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting--Soil Carbon andGreenhouseGasEmissions

2:10 PM 2:00 PM 1:55 PM 1:50 PM 1:45 PM 1:40 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 1:30 PM ASA Section:EnvironmentalQuality Soil ChemistryOralII SSSA Division:SoilChemistry Adjourn. Discussion Cotton. Wheat orCottonRotationinIrrigated Texas Effects onSoilSalintyofaDryland Winter Gutiérres-Pérez Brenda Z Aguilar-Guerrero andErasmo A. A. Valenzuela-Herrera, Sixto A. Velarde-Félix, Gallegos, Isidoro A. Padilla-Valenzuela, Victor Gustavo A. Fierros-Leyva, Jorge A. Acosta- Chickpea UnderDripIrrigation. Yield ResponsetoSixPlant Populationsin Ventrella andPierPaolo Roggero* Giovanna Seddaiu,FrancescoTei, Domenico Marco Mazzoncini,LauraMula,RobertoOrsini, Luca Doro,CarloGrignani, Armen R.Kemanian, Daniele Antichi, BrunoBasso, Antonio Berti, Maggnet InternationalNetwork. (LTAE) throughtheIC-FAR Projectandthe Long-Term Agro-Ecosystem Experiments Cropping SystemsManagement:TheItalian Past ExperienceSupportsFutureChoicesfor Seed Production. Application StrategyinPerennial Ryegrass for The UseofNDVIinaDifferentiatedNitrogen Adjourn and KathrynClark Amy L.Shober,KirkG.Scheckel,ChadJ.Penn Absorption NearEdgeStructure. for Stormwater FiltrationUsingK-EdgeX-Ray Speciation of Phosphorus on Sorbing Materials Gamble* andDonaldLSparks Microspectroscopic Techniques. Soil PhosphorusSpeciationUsing Kaplan andSteven Simner Fanny MarieCoutelot*,JohnC.Seaman,Daniel Re LeachingfromCementitiuosWaste Forms. Geochemical TransportModelingofTc and Coutelot andJohnC.Seaman Amendments. in ContaminatedSoilByPhosphate Chemical ImmobilizationofUranium Thomas andSteven Simner Chang, FannyMarieCoutelot,RobertJames Waste Materials. Technetium (Tc) Partitioning inCementitious Introductory Remarks Community BusinessMeeting DavidR.Drake*

MatthewR.Baker*,FannyMarie JohnC.Seaman*,Hyunshik RenéGislum*andBirteBoelt

SESSION NO. 269

Audrey V Pedro Ortega*, IleanaIocola, ZhixuanQin*, 165

Afternoon SESSION NO. 270

SESSION NO. 270—1:30 PM–3:00 PM 271-5 2:35 PM Yield and Nutrient Retention Tradeoffs PCC, Room 227 A, Second Level Associated with Manure Injection on Perennial Hayland. R. Howard Skinner*, Peter J.A. Improving Accuracy and Precision of Soil Kleinman and Curtis J. Dell Carbon and Greenhouse Gas Emission 271-6 2:50 PM Field and Farm Scale Nitrogen Budgeting Trade Offs Associated with Different Manure Measurements and Quantification Oral Application Strategies. Emily W. Duncan*, ASA Section: Environmental Quality Peter J. A. Kleinman, Douglas B. Beegle, C. Alan Moderator: Michel Cavigelli Rotz and Curtis J. Dell 3:05 PM Adjourn 1:30 PM Introductory Remarks 270-1 1:35 PM Effects of Crop Trimming on Automated Measurements of N2O and CO2 Emissions. SESSION NO. 272—1:30 PM–3:05 PM Kirill Kostyanovsky*, David R. Huggins, PCC, Room 132 B, First Level Claudio O. Stockle, Sarah Rachel Waldo, Brian Lamb and David J. Brown Forest, Range, and Wildland Soils General 270-2 1:50 PM The Effect of Spectroscopy Corrections on Session II Oral Carbon Dioxide Flux Measurements. Eduardo SSSA Division: Forest, Range and Wildland Soils Santos* Moderator: Kevan Minick 270-3 2:05 PM Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Bear Creek in Central Iowa: The Importance of Direct 1:30 PM Introductory Remarks Measurements on Low Ordered Agricultural 272-1 1:35 PM A Comparison of Ecosystem Recovery of Streams. Morgan P. Davis*, Dan B. Jaynes, Applied Nitrogen from Urea and Enhanced Timothy Parkin, Thomas M. Isenhart and Tyler Efficiency Fertilizers in Mid-Rotation Loblolly A. Groh Pine Plantations (Pinus taeda L) of the 270-4 2:20 PM Application of Scanning Open Path Fourier Southern United States. Jay E. Raymond*, Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (OP/ Thomas R. Fox and Brian Strahm FT-IR) to Measure Greenhouse Gas (GHG) 272-2 1:50 PM Impact of Harvest Utilization, Site Preparation Concentrations Emitted from Agricultural and Weed Control on Soil C and N in a Soils. Cheng-Hsien Lin*, Cliff T Johnston and Rotation Age Loblolly Pine Planttion. Thomas Richard H. Grant R. Fox*, Santosh Subedi, Tim Albaugh and 270-5 2:35 PM Commonly Used Methods for Estimating Howard Lee Allen Agricultural Emissions Are Only 60% Accurate 272-3 2:05 PM The Beginning of the 21st Century – a Turning in Tropical Developing Countries. What Now?. Point in Recent Topsoil Chemistry Changes of Meryl Richards* Central European Forest Soils?. Joerg Prietzel* 2:50 PM Concluding Remarks 272-4 2:20 PM Influence of Soil-Base Availability on 3:00 PM Adjourn Composition and Structure of Adirondack, NY, Sugar Maple-Beech Forests. Gregory B. Lawrence*, Timothy J. Sullivan, Todd C. SESSION NO. 271—1:30 PM–3:05 PM McDonnell, Scott W. Bailey, Martin Dovciak and PCC, Room 125 A, First Level Michael R. Antidormi A Manure Management: Maximizing Plant 272-5 2:35 PM Changes in Soil Nutrients in Long Term Soil fternoon Productivity Study in a Cherry-Maple Stand in Production and Nutrient Use Efficiency West Virginia. Mary Beth Adams* ASA Section: Environmental Quality 272-6 2:50 PM Ecological Context of Bioavailable Phosphorus Section or Division Cosponsor: C06 Forage and Grazinglands, in Sub-Boreal Forests of Northern Japan: SSSA Division: Soil Fertility and Plant Nutrition Interactive Effects of Fire and Earthworm Disturbances. Melissa R.A. Pingree*, Kobayashi Moderator: Jason Simmons, Edwin Ritchey, W. Brandon Smith Makoto, Kentaro Takagi and Thomas H. DeLuca 1:30 PM Introductory Remarks 3:05 PM Adjourn 271-1 1:35 PM Recovery of Ammonia and Phosphorus from Liquid Manure. Matias B. Vanotti*, Ariel A. SESSION NO. 273—1:30 PM–3:10 PM Szogi and Patrick Dube PCC, Room 226 B, Second Level 271-2 1:50 PM Reduction in Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Dairy Cattle Manure Applied to Soil with Tropical Legumes Oral Biochar. Rajesh Chintala*, Thomas Schumacher, ASA Section: Global Agronomy Sandeep Kumar, Saroop Sandhu, David E. Clay and Douglas D Malo 1:30 PM Introductory Remarks 271-3 2:05 PM Agronomic Values of Separated Solid of 273-1 1:35 PM Food Legume Responses to Applied Nutrients Anaerobically Digested Cattle Feedlot Manure in Sub-Saharan Africa. Charles S. Wortmann for Barley Forage Production Under Minimum and Ndungu Magiroi Keziah* Tillage. Xiying Hao*, Virginia Nelson and 273-2 1:50 PM GWAS, QTL Analysis, and Transcriptome Xiaomei Li Profiling Reveal Candidate Genes for 271-4 2:20 PM Composting of Solid-Separated Manure with Symbiotic Nitrogen Fixation in Common Bean Urban Landscape Waste for Crop Productivity. (Phaseolus vulgaris). Kelvin Kamfwa, Karen Kenneth D. Smiciklas* Cichy and James D. Kelly*

166 275-1 PCC, Room225B,SecondLevel SESSION NO.275—1:30PM–3:15PM 274-6 274-5 274-4 274-3 274-2 274-1 PCC, Room124 A, FirstLevel SESSION NO.274—1:30PM–3:15PM 273-6 273-5 273-4 273-3 Division: Urbanand Anthropogenic Soils,SSSA Division:Consulting Section orDivisionCosponsor: ASA Section:EnvironmentalQuality, Soil Scientists,SSSA Division:SoilsandEnvironmentalQuality SSSA Division:Wetland Soils,C05 Turfgrass Science,SSSA Symposium--Manufactured, Blended,and Land ManagementandConservation Oral Engineered SoilsforUrban Applications

1:35 PM 1:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:40 PM 2:20 PM 2:00 PM 1:40 PM 1:30 PM 3:10 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM ASA Section:LandManagementandConservation Kristin Bilyeu, HenryT. Nguyen and Andrew Rwanda. Seed Compostionand Agronomic Traitsin A SoybeanGermplasmEvaluation Studyfor James Walworth andJason Field Mohammad Pessarakli*, DavidDBreshears, Halophytic GrassSpecies,toSalinity Stress. Paspalum (Paspalum Vaginatum Swartz), Two (Sporobolus airoidesTorr.)and Seashore Growth Responsesof Alkali Sacaton Introductory Remarks Adjourn Susan D.Day* and EngineeredSoilsforUrban Applications. Panel Discussion--Manufactured, Blended, Restoration. for Improved UnderstandingofUrbanSoil Soil SensingandModeling Approaches Perspective. Manufactured Soils--anEngineering of UrbanSoils. Tailoring SoilBlendsforChemicalRestoration William CollinKreuser* Accumulation inModified Turfgrass Soils. Rapid Pedogenesis andOrganicMatter Soils forUrban Applications. in Manufactured,Blended,andEngineered Session Introduction:TrendsandChallenges Adjourn Concluding Remarks Godfree Chigeza Nicholas NinjuDenwar, Abush Tesfaye and W. Diers*,RandallNelson, Andrew Scaboo, Sub-Saharan African BreedingPrograms. USAID SoybeanInnovation Lab:Enhancing Kristin Bilyeu* Soybeans Adapted toTropicalEnvironments. Snapp, RegisChikowoandEmmanuelJambo Research inMalawi. Cropping SystemsUsingParticipatory Action and PreferenceinCurrentMaize-Based Legume Technology Adaptation, Integration Understanding SmallholderFarmerGrain Scaboo Moderator: Moderator: Special Sessions

DoreenMutoni*,RandallNelson, Pamela Hazelton* ScottB.Jones* Kip Balkcom NicholasT. Basta* Susan Day Erin Anders*, SieglindeS.

SusanD.Day* Brian

275-6 275-5 275-4 275-3 275-2 277-330 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.277—1:30PM–3:30PM 276-5 276-4 276-3 276-2 276-1 PCC, Room122 A, FirstLevel SESSION NO.276—1:30PM–3:30PM Section orDivisionCosponsor:C07Genomics,MolecularGenetics SSSA Division:Nutrient ManagementandSoilPlant Analysis Biomedical, Health-BeneficialandNutritionallyEnhancedPlants Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division: SoilFertilityand and Biotechnology, C01CropBreedingandGenetics,C09 Symposium--Native CropsandGenetic General NutrientManagementPoster

2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 3:30 PM 3:05 PM 2:40 PM 2:15 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:05 PM and SukhwinderKaurBali Review. Inseason NitrogenRecommendation Methods: A Resources fromtheSouthwest C08 PlantGeneticResources Lakesh Sharma*,JamesD.Dwyer, Andrew Plant Zhao* Change inSurfaceDegeneratedSoil. Aggregates C,N,PContentsDuetoLandUse Soil StoichiometryInfluencedthe Gunn, Ted HuffmanandNatalieFeisthauer Basin. Improvements intheCanadianLakeErie to MakeSoilandNutrientManagement Production SystemstoDeterminetheCapacity Defining and Analyzing Agricultural Gowda, JeanL.SteinerandPatrick Starks Moriasi, Amanda MNelson,PrasannaH. Apex Model. Analysis ToolinRforParametrization ofthe Development ofaSensitivityandUncertainty Coufal andPhyllis Dyer Terry J.Gentry,ThomasW. Boutton,Charles Mubvumba*, Paul B.DeLaune,FrankM.Hons, Crops inContinuousWheatSystems. Runoff Characteristics AsImpactedByCover Njeri Mugwe Ngetich, MonicaMucheru-MunaandJayne Milka NgonyoKiboi,JanDiels,FelixKipchirchir Highlands ofKenya. Matter UnderFarmerManagedintheCentral Strategies onMaizeYields andSoilOrganic Effects ofSelectedSoil Water Conservation Adjourn Fredrick Marek* Sunflower GermplasmintheSouthwest. Melissa Kruse-Peeples* Crops andGeneticResourcesintheSouthwest. Community andHumanElementofNative Bamberg* 25 Years ofWild PotatoCollecting. Southwest. Current UtilizationofNative Cropsinthe Resources intheSouthwest. Overview ofNative CropsandGenetic Introductory Remarks Adjourn Discussion Moderator: Pamela Joosse*,D.KeithReid,Grant Plant Nutrition

GaryNabhan* MansourTalebizadeh*, Daniel Richard Pratt

DanielN.Mugendi*,

SESSION NO. 277 RichardPratt* John Fazhu Partson Laura 167

Afternoon SESSION NO. 278

277-331 Partitioning of Applied Nitrogen in Corn and 278-410 Impact of Dairy Manure and Crop Rotations on Switchgrass in Soils of Variable Depths in Central Nitrogen Mass Balance in the Southern Idaho Missouri, USA. Sougata Bardhan*, Shibu Jose, Newell R Calcareous Soils. Mriganka De*, Amber D. Moore and Kitchen and Allen L Thompson April B. Leytem 277-332 Relationship Between Field-Measured Agronomic 278-411 Vermicompost As a Soil Amendment for Ginseng Variables on Winter Wheat: LAI, CC, Biomass and Production. Daniel Keymer*, Jacob Reed Prater and NDVI. Rafael Maeoka* and Romulo Pisa Lollato Robert C. Michitsch 277-333 Soil Storage and Annual Increment of Nitrogen in Brazilian Cropping Systems without Nitrogen SESSION NO. 279—1:30 PM–3:35 PM Fertilization. Gustavo Castoldi*, Mariangela Brito Freiberger, Laercio Augusto Pivetta, João Paulo Rigon PCC, Room 221 C, Second Level and Ciro Antonio Rosolem Symposium--Processing High-Throughput Data 277-334 Wheat Variety Response to a Soil pH and Al for Statistical Analysis Concentration Gradient. Romulo Pisa Lollato*, Jeffrey T. Edwards and D. Brian Arnall ASA Section: Biometry and Statistical Computing 277-335 Evaluation of the Efficiency of Agricultural and Pelleted 1:30 PM Introductory Remarks Lime at Increasing Soil pH and Crop Yield. Mazhar U. 279-1 1:35 PM A “Big Data” Workflow for Field-Based Plant Haq* and Antonio P. Mallarino Phenomics from Ground Vehicles. Kelly 277-400 Nitrogen Cycling Assessment from 15N Labelled Above Thorp*, Alison Thompson, Matthew Conley, and below Ground Biomass of Different Forages and Greg Lohrey and John Dyer Its Impact on Subsequent Potato Yield and Quality. 279-2 2:05 PM High-Throughput Phenotyping Approaches Jennifer Whittaker, Nyiraneza Judith*, David L. Burton for Understanding Gene By Environment and Bernie Zebarth Interactions: Lessons Learned from Ionomics 277-401 Impact of Land Application of a Hydrocarbon Stream and Imaging. Ivan Baxter* Desulfurization Waste Product in Winter Canola. 279-3 2:35 PM Genetic Basis of Stress-Responsive Traits Edmond Bryan Rutter* in Cotton Revealed By Next Generation Phenotyping. William Duke Pauli*, Pedro Andrade-Sanchez, Greg Ziegler, Elodie E. SESSION NO. 278—1:30 PM–3:30 PM Gazare, Andrew N French, Ivan Baxter, Tim PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 L. Setter, Kelly Thorp, Jeffrey W. White and Organic Materials As Nutrient Sources Michael A. Gore 279-4 3:05 PM Deep Learning for High-Throughput SSSA Division: Nutrient Management and Soil and Plant Phenotyping of Complex Traits in Wheat. Jesse Analysis Poland* Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA Division: Soil Fertility 3:35 PM Adjourn and Plant Nutrition 278-402 Yield Response to Organic Amendments Varies By Source, Crop, Climate, and Soil Organic Matter. Sam SESSION NO. 280—1:30 PM–3:40 PM Wortman*, Ashley Holmes, Elizabeth Miernicki, Kaelyn PCC, Room 129 AB, First Level Knoche and Cameron M. Pittelkow Symposium--the Rhizosphere 278-403 The Use of Bokashi As a Soil Fertility Amendment A in Organic Vegetable Production Systems in the SSSA Division: Soil Fertility and Plant Nutrition fternoon Northeastern U.S. Dana Mae Christel* Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA Division: Soil Biology and 278-404 Response of Okra to Poultry Manure Application and Biochemistry Tillage in an Ultisol. Esther Imasuen*, Joseph Utienyi Moderator: William Pan Chokor and Ikponmmwosa Ogbemudia 1:30 PM Introductory Remarks - Rhizosphere, the 278-405 Evaluation of Micro Carbon Technology® - Based Cauldron of Life Foliar Phosphorus Fertilizer for Improved Grain Yield 280-1 1:35 PM Rhizosphere Functional Phenomics: Using and Quality of Spring Wheat. Olga Walsh*, Jordan R. High-Throughput Phenotyping to Understand McClintick-Chess and Steven M. Blanscet Root-Soil Interactions. Larry M. York*, Felix B. 278-406 Nitrogen Cycling in a Multi-Crop Rotation in an Fritschi, Malcolm J. Bennett and John Foulkes Integrated Crop-Livestock Production System. Larry J. 280-2 2:05 PM Nutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems - a Cihacek*, Songul Senturku, Douglas Landblom and Eric Rhizosphere Biogeochemistry Perspective. Brevik Philippe Hinsinger*, Celine Pradier, Frederic 278-407 Nitrogen Mineralization of Dairy Manure in a Gerard, Jean-Paul Laclau and Christophe Calcareous Soil Under Field Conditions. David Jourdan Graybill*, Amber D. Moore and Rodrick D. Lentz 280-3 2:35 PM Metals and Microbes in the Plant Microbiome: 278-408 Organic Matters for the Formulation of Organomineral Understanding the Bioavailability Bottleneck. Fertilizers Pelletized in the Development of Sorghum. Tarah S. Sullivan* Reginaldo De Camargo*, Douglas Prates Oliveira, 280-4 3:05 PM Switchgrass Ecotype Contributions to Regina Maria Quintão Lana, Ana Luísa Alves Matos and Soil Organic Carbon, Deep Soil Microbial Gabriella Cardoso Martins Community Composition and Rhizodeposit 278-409 Efficient Use of Manure Nitrogen By Corn with Canopy Uptake. Catherine E. Stewart*, Damaris Reflectance Guidance of Sidedress Application.Juan Roosendaal, Karolien Denef, Louise H. Comas, Pablo Garcia* Gautam Sarath, Virginia L. Jin, Marty R. Schmer and Madhavan Soundararajan

168 281-8 281-7 281-6 281-5 281-4 281-3 281-2 281-1 PCC, Room126 A, FirstLevel SESSION NO.281—1:30PM–3:45PM 280-6 280-5 Modeling Oral(includesstudentcompetition) Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division:SoilPhysicsand Evapotranspiration Measurementsand

3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 1:30 PM 3:40 PM 3:20 PM 3:15 PM 3:10 PM ASA Section:ClimatologyandModeling Interactions. Analyzing RootandFertilizerReactionZone Spatial InformationSystem Approach to Adjourn Community BusinessMeeting Ayoola OladipupoKolawole Olubunmi, Akeem Adekunle Makindeand Climate. Coefficient ofKenafinaTropical Wet-and-Dry Methods fortheDeterminationofCrop Evapotranspiration MethodsandWater Supply Evapotranspiration Models,Crop Evaluation ofReference-Crop Fisher andTimothyR.Green Anapalli*, KrishnaReddy,RuixiuSui,DanielK. in theLower MississippiDelta. Water andEnergyResponsesofCorntoTillage Dane Williams and Aaron Smith Hawkins, Chuan-ShinChong,MarkRoberson, (SEBS). Landsat, andSurfaceEnergyBalanceSystem Evapotranspiration MappingUsingMODIS& California StatewideRegionalandFieldScale Chenghai Yang Alex J.Thomasson,Yeyin Shi,JohnValasek and William Kustas,LynnMcKee,JohnH.Prueger, S. Rouze*,CristineL.S.Morgan,HalyL.Neely, Precision ManagementofCropStress. Using Low-AltitudeThermalSensingfor Steven LoheideandChristopherKucharik Sands. Crop Water UseintheWisconsin Central Lysimetry, andBigLeafModelingtoInfer Using High-ResolutionRemoteSensing, Stephan Maas Belt Region. Dynamics oftheSouthwestern U.S.Cotton Evapotranspiration andEnergyBalance Change onDaily,Seasonal,andInter-Annual Impacts ofBiofuelInducedLandUse Rajan, SumitSharmaandSrinivasulu Ale Change Implications. Hydrology Modelsfor Assessing LandUse Using EddyCovariance DataforCalibrating Kelly Thorp in theDSSAT-CSM. Evapotranspiration andDualCropCoefficient Integrating StandardizedReference Introductory Remarks Adjourn Discussion L. Coker,TonyProvinandRonnieW. Schnell Corn RootingPatterns. Placement ofBandedLiquidFertilizer Affects Moderator: MallikaNocco*,SamuelC.Zipper, GeorgePaul*, BrianSchmid,Tom Abayomi Eruola*, Eruola Adeyinka

Hydrology

SumitSharma*,Nithya Rajanand IsaacMadsen* Ray Anderson KendallDeJonge*and Yong Chen*,Nithya

JakeE.Mowrer*,Dennis

Saseendran Gregory 282-2 282-1 PCC, Room122BC,FirstLevel SESSION NO.282—1:30PM–3:50PM 282-11 282-10 282-9 282-8 282-7 282-6 282-5 282-4 282-3

1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 3:20 PM 3:15 PM 3:10 PM 3:05 PM 3:00 PM 2:55 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM Crop Breeding&GeneticsOralI Moderator: C01 CropBreedingandGenetics Landivar Michael Starek,JBrewer andJuan Maeda, Anjin Chang,TianxingChu,JinhaJung, David D.Baltensperger,MuriloMaeda, Andrea William L.Rooney,GlennOliver, ColbyRatcliff, Michael P.Bishop,JohnValasek, XuejunDong, Sorin Popescu,DaleCope,JeffOlsenholler, Demieville, JacobPekar, J. Alex Thomasson, Malambo, Yeyin Shi,Brandon Hartley,Jeffrey C. Murray*,GrantRichardson,Lonesome and Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Systems. in aBreedingProgramUsingGroundBased Temporal EstimatesofMaizePlant Growth Juan M.Osorno Sujan Mamidi,RianLee,PhillipMMcCleanand Daniel RestrepoMontoya, StephanSchroder, Samira Mafimoghaddam,Katelynn Walter, Tolerance toWaterlogging Stress. Developing StrategiestoImprove DryBean Introductory Remarks and RuyueDing Dormancy inTALL Fescue. Candidate GENE Association withSummer Thorp andPedro Andrade-Sanchez French, Maria Newcomb, Jeffrey W. White, Kelly with DronesatUA-MAC. Experiences withPhenotypingfromtheSky Marks, DonaldL.WyseandJames A. Anderson L.). Program forFieldPennycress (Thlaspiarvense Developing aGenomeInformedBreeding of Maize. Bi-Parental PopulationsandaDiversity Panel Bacterial Wilt andLeafBlightResistanceUsing Prospects ofGenomicPredictionforGoss’s Mamidi Rahman*, MdMizanurRahamanandSujan Traits ofCanola(BrassicanapusL.). Association MappingofHeatStressTolerant S. Bariana Kebede Gessese*,UrmilK.BansalandHarbans a CommonWheatLandrace Aus28166. Genetic Analysis ofStripeRustResistancein TRETHOWAN Rahman*, PHILIPDAVIES andRICHARD Pseudograminearum ofWheat. Tolerance toCrownRotCausedByFusarium Genotypic DifferencesinResistanceand Break Tuinstra Hybrids. Mechanisms inTemperate andTropicalMaize Genetic ContributionstoDroughtResponse Acuña, CatalinaVásquezandJoelIbañez Patricio R.Munoz,MehulBhakta,Hernan Region ofSouth America. Germplasm NaturalizedinthePatagonia Tolerance RelatedTraitsinWhiteClover Genome-Wide Association MappingofCold KatherineFrels*,Kayla Altendorf, David

Seth Murray,ToddCampbell Addie Thompson*andMitchellR. Amritpal Singh*and Aaron JLorenz

SESSION NO. 282 RickWard*, Andrew LuisInostroza*, Ali MMissaoui* MdMahbubur Ali Soltani*, Ali Mukhlesur Mesfin Seth 169

Afternoon SESSION NO. 283

282-12 3:25 PM Exploiting the Genetic Diversity of Aegilops 284-5 3:20 PM Legumes: a Triple Win for Poverty Reduction, tauschii to Improve the Yield and Adaptation Improved Sustainability and Nutrition. J. Vern of Winter Wheat. Angela C. Moore*, Steven R. Long* Becker, Scott Reid, Scott D. Haley and Patrick 284-6 3:40 PM Next Generation Genomics Technologies and Byrne Partnership for Accelerating Genetic Gains 282-13 3:30 PM Characterization of Field Pennycress (Thlaspi in Chickpea and Pigeonpea in Sub-Saharan arvense L.) Germplasm. Kayla Altendorf*, Africa and Asia. Rajeev K. Varshney* Donald L. Wyse, Kevin Betts, David Marks and 4:00 PM Adjourn James A. Anderson 282-14 3:35 PM Diversity and Performance of Wheat Hybrids SESSION NO. 285—1:30 PM–4:00 PM in the Great Plains. Amanda Easterly*, Nicholas Garst, Vikas Belamkar, Jackie C. Rudd, Amir PCC, Room 223, Second Level M.H. Ibrahim and P. Stephen Stephen Baenziger Forage and Grazinglands Oral II 3:40 PM Discussion C06 Forage and Grazinglands 3:50 PM Adjourn Moderator: Charles West SESSION NO. 283—1:30 PM–3:50 PM 1:30 PM Introductory Remarks PCC, Room 228 B, Second Level 285-1 1:35 PM Examination of a Visualization Tool for Biomass and Crude Protein Estimates on Symposium--Impacts of Soil and Water Remotely Sensed Grazed Forages. Justin K. Hoffman*, Jeremy Joshua Pittman, Sindy M. Pollution on Food Safety Interrante and Twain J. Butler SSSA Division: Soils and Environmental Quality 285-2 1:50 PM Source and Implications of Elevated Non- Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA Division: Soil Chemistry Fibrous Carbohydrates in the Perennial Moderator: Hui Li, Qiaoyun Huang, Monica Ramirez-Andreotta Legume Birdsfoot Trefoil (Lotus corniculatus L.). Jennifer W. MacAdam* and Thomas Griggs 1:30 PM Introductory Remarks 285-3 2:05 PM Multi-Location Evaluation of Warm-Season 1:35 PM 283-1 Innovations at the Epicenter of the Food, Grass Monocultures and Polycultures for David A. Laird*, Energy, and Water Nexus. Bioenergy. Moonsub Lee*, Dokyoung Lee and Sotiris V Archontoulis, Robert C. Brown, Mark Robert B. Mitchell Mba-Wright and Dermot James Hayes 285-4 2:20 PM Cutting Height and Heat Stress Affect 2:05 PM 283-2 Uptake and Accumulation of Engineered Orchardgrass (Dactylis glomerata L.) Regrowth Baoshan Nanomaterials in Plant and Fish. Vigor. Gordon B. Jones*, Jasper B. Alpuerto, Xing* Takeshi Fukao and Benjamin F. Tracy 2:35 PM 283-3 Plant Uptake of Pharmaceuticals: Insights from 285-5 2:35 PM Evaluation of Bermudagrass Systems in the Joel A. Pedersen* Model Plants. Southern Great Plains. Mary Stevens*, Jeremy 283-4 3:05 PM Assessing and Managing Impact of Joshua Pittman, Sindy M. Interrante, Jimmy Pharmaceuticals in Irrigation Water on Fresh Stein, Justin K. Hoffman and Twain J. Butler Wei Zhang*, Gemini D. Produce Safety. 2:50 PM Break Bhalsod, Ya-Hui Chuang, Sangho Jeon, Wenjun Gui and Hui Li 285-6 3:00 PM Improving Pasture Performance for Milk A Production: Lessons Learned from Organic 3:35 PM Discussion fternoon Dairies. Chelsea Zegler*, Mark J. Renz and 3:50 PM Adjourn Geoffrey E. Brink 285-7 3:15 PM Resilience, Stability, and Productivity of SESSION NO. 284—1:30 PM–4:00 PM Alfalfa in the Midwestern United States. PCC, Room 221 B, Second Level Valentin Picasso* and Daniel J. Undersander 285-8 3:30 PM Corn Residue Utilization in the USA. Marty Symposium--Pulse Crops: Partners in Resilience R. Schmer*, Rachael M Brown, Virginia L. Jin, Special Sessions Robert B. Mitchell and Daren D. Redfearn 1:30 PM Introductory Remarks 285-9 3:45 PM Development of Models Relating Fecal d13C 284-1 1:35 PM Dry Bean Production: Achievements and with Dietary d13C for Small Ruminants. Jose Current/Future Challenges. Juan M. Osorno* Diogenes Neto*, Jose Carlos Batista Dubeux Jr., Francisco Fernando Ramos Carvalho, Mercia 284-2 1:55 PM Increasing Production and Consumption Virginia Ferreira Santos, Nicolas DiLorenzo, of Pulses in the World: Challenges and Martin Ruiz-Moreno and Erick R.S. Santos Opportunities. Bir B. Singh* 285-10 4:00 PM Root Morphology and Forage Production of 284-3 2:15 PM Taking Lentil Higher. Kirstin Bett* and Albert Highly Fertilizer Responsive Bermudagrass Vandenberg Genotypes. Yolanda Lopez*, Luis Inosroza, 2:35 PM Break Alexandra M. Rucker, Mehul Bhakta, John 284-4 3:00 PM Pea Genomics: What Else?. Grégoire Aubert, Erickson and Patricio R. Munoz Mohammed-Amin Madoui, Jonathan Kreplak, 3:55 PM Rapid Panel Discussion Nadim Tayeh, Karine Labadie, Anthony Klein, 4:00 PM Adjourn Mathieu Falque, Jacqui Batley, Jean-Philippe Pichon, Corinne Cruaud, Marie-Christine Le Paslier, Magalie Leveugle, Judith Lichtenzveig, Dave Edwards, Tom Warkentin, Clarice J. Coyne, Jaroslav Dolezel, Patrick Wincker and Judith Burstin* 170 287-2 287-1 PCC, Room127 A, FirstLevel SESSION NO.287—1:30PM–4:20PM 286-8 286-7 286-6 286-5 286-4 286-3 286-2 286-1 PCC, Room127B,FirstLevel SESSION NO.286—1:30PM–4:20PM Modeling EnergyandMassTransferProcesses at theSoil-Atmospheric InterfaceOral

1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 4:20 PM 4:10 PM 3:50 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 1:55 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM Soil PhysicsandHydrologyOralI Moderator: Moderator: SSSA Division:SoilPhysicsandHydrology SSSA Division:SoilPhysicsandHydrology Brendan Headd Bradford*, HyunjungKim,Saeed Torkzabanand Cryptosporidium Parvum Oocysts. Subtilis Spores As aPotentialSurrogatefor Evaluating theTransportofBacillus Manelski* andBruceL.Vasilas Scale toHydrodynamicCharacteristics. Bridging theScale:ConnectingColloid Introductory Remarks Adjourn Concluding Remarks Forest Soils. Transport inRangelandandMountainous Numerical ModelingofWater FlowandHeat Higgins andMarcB.Parlange Scott Tyler, JohnSelker,Ivan Lunati,Chad W. Surface ofDryingSand. Diurnal DynamicsofWater andHeatatthe Evaporation fromaShallowWater Table: Soil VolumeChanges. Shrinkage EquationtoFreezingInducedBulk Application ofaThermodynamicallyBased Martha Anderson andChristopherHain Gochis, NathanielChaney,BrightDornblaser, Cristine L.S.Morgan,MichaelBarlage,David Noah-MP LSM. Soil Water andEnergyFluxSimulationBythe Effect ofSoilDataSourceandComplexityon Break Nurit Agam Berliner*, GennadyCarmi,SolomonLeakeand Design inMinimizingWater Losses. Harvesting SystemsandtheRoleofTheir The EfficiencyofTrenches AsRunoff Water Caron Strawberry. Irrigation ManagementofFieldGrown A NumericalProceduretoImprove Drip Šimůnek Productivity. and ThermalEnvironmenttoImprove Crop Use ofPlastic FilmstoModifytheSoilWater Hirotaka Saito Interface. and EnergyinSoilsattheSoil-Atmosphere Hydrus ModelingofCoupledWater, Vapor Introductory Remarks Teamrat Ghezzehei,MarkusBerli Andrew Trautz,Michael Young

JirkaSimunek*,KeithL.Bristowand GuillaumeLetourneau*andJean ThijsJ.Kelleners* KeithL.Bristow*andJirka Yohannes Tadesse Yimam*,

Daryl Dagesse* Shmuel Assouline*, Scott A. Pedro R. Ronald 287-8 287-7 287-6 287-5 287-4 287-3 289-222 289-221 289-220 289-219 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.289—2:00PM–4:00PM PCC, Room230,SecondLevel SESSION NO.288—2:00PM–4:00PM 287-10 287-9 Section orDivisionCosponsor: ASA Section: Agronomic Production Building Active Teaching- andExtension-based Systems, SSSA Division:NutrientManagementandSoilPlant

3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 4:20 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM Gypsum Usein Agriculture Poster Wisconsin Soils. Gypsum UseandPhosphorus Availability inTwo Christopher D.BurtandDavidE. Kissel Gypsum EffectonBroilerLitter pH. and Larissa Alexandra CardosoMoraes* Tropical andSubtropicalConditions. Sulphur UseEfficiencyinSoybeanCultivars Adaptedto Brooks, GaryFengandJohnieN.Jenkins Ardeshir Adeli*, JohnJ.Read, Dana M.Miles,JohnP Nutrients andMicrobialLossesinSurfaceRunoff. Management SchemesinaForage-BasedSystemon Benefits ofBroilerLitter×IndustrialBy-Products Moderator: SSSA Division:SoilFertilityandPlantNutrition ACS530 EarlyCareerMembers Gallichand, MichelCaillerandJeanCaron Silvio JoséGumiere, Alain Rousseau,Jacques The CaseofCranberryFields. Development ofaNewDrainageCriterion: Identification UsingSoilClusteringand Problem ofSoilDrainageCapacity Idowu Egbebi, MaryKemiIdowuand Durodoluwa JosephOyedele*, Iyiola Adams Management andContinuousMaizeCropping. in ResponsetoShort-Term EffectsofFertilizer Changes inthePropertiesofaTropicalUltisol Water Retention. A Process-BasedFull-RangeModelofSoil Break Density Relationship. Determining theYield -Plant Population Evaluating theRoleofWater Availability in Wang* andMing’an Shao Profile ontheChineseLoess Plateau. of SoilWater andOrganicCarbonwithin21-m Vertical DistributionandInfluencingFactors Bhabani SankarDas Porous Media. Reported ModelsonTortuosityforVarious Estimate theTortuosityValues ofSoilfrom Development ofanEnsembleBasedModelto Adjourn Neutron ProbeCalibration?. Should theStandardCountbeExcludedfrom and William M.Schuh Gupta*, Andrew C.Kessler,MelindaK.Brown Upper Midwestern UnitedStates. Role ofSoilWetness onStreamflowinthe Ignacio Ciampitti,Nithya Rajan

Programs Jacob ReedPraterand Alec JDix*

Analysis PoulameeChakraborty*and JohnR.Nimmo* ShmulikFriedman* SESSION NO. 289 Miguel L.Cabrera*, FredZhang* Adônis Moreira Yann Periard*,

SatishC. Yunqiang

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SESSION NO. 290—2:00 PM–4:05 PM 291-8 4:15 PM Using Trial and Error Method to Estimate PCC, Room 231 A, Second Level the Extinction Coefficient of Rice Varieties for Oryza 2000 with Contrasting Plant Symposium--Enhancing the Sustainability and Architecture. Bingshuai Cao* Sr., Baoguo Li, Resilience of Food Production with Extension yuntao ma, Shan Hua and Chuanqing Sun 291-9 4:30 PM Developing Climate Resilient Crops Using and Integrated Extension-Research Strategies Stress-Associated Proteins, SAP10 and SAP13, ASA Section: Education and Extension for Providing Tolerance to Multiple Abiotic Moderator: Clain Jones Stresses. Om Parkash Dhankher*, Anirudha R. Dixit and Parul R Tomar 2:00 PM Introductory Remarks 4:45 PM Concluding Remarks 290-1 2:05 PM Building a Network for Extension Literacy - 5:00 PM Adjourn the Climate Learning Network. Daniel Geller*, William Hubbard, Mark Risse and Clyde W. Fraisse SESSION NO. 292—2:15 PM–2:55 PM 290-2 2:35 PM Reducing Agricultural Water Use in Arizona in PCC, Room 126 B, First Level Response to Climate Change. Paul Brown* 5 Minute Rapid--Agronomic Production 290-3 3:05 PM Cornell’s Climate Smart Farming Program: Integrating Research, Tools, and Extension Systems to Support Agricultural Adaptation for ASA Section: Agronomic Production Systems Sustainability and Resilience in the Northeast. William Anderson David W. Wolfe* and Allison Chatrchyan Moderator: 290-4 3:35 PM Developing an Extension Program to Address 2:15 PM Introductory Remarks Diverse Cropping Systems in an Uncertain 292-1 2:20 PM Spring Wheat Response to Sulfur, Copper, and Future. Chad Kruger* and Georgine Yorgey Zinc in the Northern Great Plains. Amitava 4:05 PM Adjourn Chatterjee* 292-2 2:25 PM Nitrogen Economy and Partitioning in Sunflower from Split-Applied or Slow-Release SESSION NO. 291—2:00 PM–5:00 PM UAN. Christopher J. Graham* and Jac Varco PCC, Room 226 C, Second Level 292-3 2:30 PM Effect of the Introduction of Feed Grains into Symposium--Building Resilience to Face Mid-South Soybean Production Systems. John M. Orlowski*, Bobby R. Golden, William Jeremy Climate Change in China-US Collaborative Ross, Gene Stevens, Ronnie Levy, Clark B. Neely Research and Ronnie W. Schnell ASA Section: Global Agronomy 292-4 2:35 PM Long-Term Application of the Crop Water Section or Division Cosponsor: ASA Section: Climatology and Stress Index in Midwest Agro-Ecosystems. Modeling, ASA Section: Agronomic Production Systems Christian Dold*, Jerry L. Hatfield, John H. Prueger, Thomas J. Sauer, Wesley Rondinelli and Moderator: Gary Feng Hakan Büyükcangaz 2:00 PM Introductory Remarks 292-5 2:40 PM Photochemical Efficiency of Panicum 291-1 2:05 PM Building Resilience to Climate Change: Maximum Cv. Massai Submitted to Irrigation A Adaptive Agricultural Management Based on Depths and Residual Pastures Heights in the fternoon Crop, Soil, and Water Sciences. Steven R. Evett*, State of Tocantins, Brazil. Vitor Del Alamo Yinong Li, Susan A. O’Shaughnessy and Paul D. Guarda*, Leonardo Jose Motta Campos, Colaizzi Deivison Santos, Viviane Rodrigues Verdolin 291-2 2:30 PM Corn Hybrids Adapted to Climate Change in dos Santos, Pedro Henrique Rezende Alcântara, Northeast China. Xiaoguang Yang*, Jin Zhao, Jones Simon and Fabiana Matos de Queiroz Zhijuan Liu and Shuo Lv 2:45 PM Discussion 291-3 2:45 PM Crop Yield and Water-Use Efficiency Responses 2:55 PM Adjourn to Climatic Variability in the U.S. Southern Great Plains. Qingwu Xue*, Jin Zhao, Xiaomao SESSION NO. 293—2:15 PM–6:00 PM Lin, Thomas H Marek, Shuyu Liu and Jackie C. PCC, Room 125 B, First Level Rudd 291-4 3:00 PM Impacts of Climate Change on Rice and Wheat William H. Patrick, Jr. Memorial Lectureship Production in China-a Simulation Study. Liang SSSA Division: Wetland Soils Tang*, Yan Zhu, Leilei Liu, Weixing Cao and Ganghua Li Moderator: Bruce Vasilas 291-5 3:15 PM Effect of Tillage and Residue Management on 2:15 PM Introductory Remarks SOC and Response to Global Warming. Glenn 293-1 2:20 PM Soil Carbon Across the Wetland Landscape: V. Wilson*, Ruixing Hou, Ouyang Zhu and Forms, Functions, and Processes at Differing Yunsheng Li Scales and Settings. Mark H. Stolt* 3:30 PM Break 3:15 PM Discussion 291-6 3:45 PM Changes of Crop Water Use and Crop Yields: A 3:30 PM Division Business Meeting Case Study of Climate Impacts over 35 Years in 4:30 PM Wetland Soils Graduate Student Mixer the North China Plain. Xiying Zhang* 291-7 4:00 PM Climate Change in China Semi-Arid Region and Potato Sowing Dates Adaptation. Xuebiao Pan*, Qi Hu and Ning Yang 172 297-2 297-1 PCC, Room128B,FirstLevel SESSION NO.297—2:55PM–4:00PM 296-5 296-4 296-3 296-2 296-1 PCC, Room127C,FirstLevel SESSION NO.296—2:45PM–4:05PM PCC, Room228 A, SecondLevel SESSION NO.295—2:30PM–3:30PM PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,DemonstrationStage, SESSION NO.294—2:30PM–3:30PM ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting--Military 5 MinuteRapid:DenitrificationStrategiesto SSSA Division:SoilandWater ManagementandConservation Quantifying andPredictingSoilEcosystem MicaSense -RemoteSensingSolutionsfor Reduce NutrientExcessesinWaterways

Services forWater, Food,Energyand 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:55 PM 4:05 PM 3:20 PM 3:15 PM 3:10 PM 3:05 PM 3:00 PM 2:55 PM 2:50 PM 2:45 PM ASA Section:LandManagementandConservation Moderator: Environmental SecurityOral Land UseandManagement ASA Section:EnvironmentalQuality Moderator: Precision Agriculture and BrianC.Levene Services. Agricultural ProductionandEcosystem Converting Marginal SandsintoSustainable Douglas L.Karlen James A. Ippolito*,Dave Bjornebergand Method inaWestern USCEAP Watershed. Surface SoilQualityResponsetoIrrigation Introductory Remarks Adjourn Discussion Break Denitrifying Bioreactor. Monitoring theStartupofaThree-Cell MacLauren BockandZacharyEaston Collick, Anthony R.Buda,EricB.May,Emily L. Allen,Amy Kleinman, Arthur J.A. Peter Christianson, Allan Hertzberger*,RayB.Bryant, of anin-DitchDenitrifyingBioreactor. Design ModificationandEarly Performance and ThomasM.Isenhart Artificial SubsurfaceDrainage. Saturated BuffersforRemovingNitratefrom Timothy Parkin Isenhart, MorganP.Davis,DanB.Jaynesand Riparian Buffers. Analyzing DenitrificationinSaturated Jeppe H.Kjaersgaard* an Agricultural SubsurfaceDrainageSystem. Monitoring Water QualityandHydrologyof Introductory Remarks Exhibit Hall Activities Exhibit Andrea Basche,MarciaDeLonge

Alvin J.M.Smucker*, KurtD.Thelen

Gary Feyereisen Tyler A. Groh*,ThomasM.

GaryW. Feyereisen* DanB.Jaynes* Laura

298-2 298-1 PCC, Room227C,SecondLevel SESSION NO.298—2:55PM–4:30PM 297-4 297-3 300-2 300-1 PCC, Room224 A, SecondLevel SESSION NO.300—3:00PM–4:35PM PCC, Room225 A, SecondLevel SESSION NO.299—3:00PM–4:00PM 298-6 298-5 298-4 298-3 Quantitative Pedon DescriptionsandModeling 5 MinuteRapid--USGA/GCSAASponsored SSSA BusinessMeeting--SoilChemistry

3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:55 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:25 PM 3:20 PM 3:00 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM – DigitalSoilMorphometrics SSSA Division:SoilChemistry Moderator: Across HillslopesUsingLidar. Linking SoilsandGeomorphicProcessZones Morgan andYufengGe Spectroscopy. Resolution, in-Situ,Visible NearInfrared Estimates: InsightsfromHigh-Depth- Pedon-Scale SoilPropertyUncertainty Introductory Remarks Adjourn Xie andBryan Runck J. Mulla*,ShashiShekhar,SolomonFolle,Yiqun Sustainable FoodEnergyWater Nexus. Optimizing Spatial Allocation ofBMPsfora Moody and Allison M.Thomson Water Quality. Contribute toContinentalImprovement of Defining 4RPhosphorusPracticesto Types. of Irrigation Amounts andNitrogenFertilizer Nitrous OxideEmissionsinTurfgrass: Effects and StephenH.Schoenholtz Courses. Bay StreamsinVirginia As Affected ByGolf Water QualityofNon-TidalChesapeake Introductory Remarks Adjourn Alfred E.Hartemink* Developments inDigitalSoilMorphometrics. Hartemink andMooK.Chung Analysis. Delineating SoilHorizonsUsingImage Bauxite Soils. Determine Water Penetration inJamaican Digital ClassificationofDyed Pedons to Spielvogel Evgrafova*, NikitaTananaev andSandra Spatial Variability ofSoilProperties. Vis-NIR Spectroscopy As aToolto Assess the Moderator: SSSA Division:Pedology C05 TurfgrassScience DaleJ.Bremer*andRossBraun Research

ErikH.Ervin*,ChantelMarieWilson JennaGrauer-Gray*, Alfred E. Daniel Hirmas John Kaminski Wendy A. Greenberg* JasonP. Ackerson*, CristineL.S. ThomasW. Bruulsema*,LaraB.

SESSION NO. 300 SamPrentice* Alevtina David 173

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300-3 3:30 PM Deficit Irrigation Programs for Water SESSION NO. 304—3:30 PM–3:55 PM Conservation in the Management of PCC, Room 122 A, First Level Bermudagrass Fairways in Texas. Reagan Hejl*, Benjamin Wherley, Richard White and Charles Poster and 5 Minute Rapid--Plant Genetic Fontanier Resources 300-4 3:35 PM Plant Growth Regulator and Soil Surfactants’ Effects on Drought and Salinity Stressed C08 Plant Genetic Resources Bermudagrass and Seashore Paspalum. Bernd 3:30 PM Introductory Remarks Leinauer*, Marco Schiavon, Matteo Serena and 304-1 3:35 PM Growth Characteristics of Landrace Maize Elena Sevostianova Across an Elevation Gradient in Mexico. Brian 300-5 3:40 PM Is It True That Certain Wetting Agents Remove A. Pace*, Hugo R. Perales and Kristin L. Mercer Organic Coatings from Water-Repellent Sand 304-2 3:40 PM Development and Characterization of a Mini- Particles?. Xi Xiong*, Stephen H. Anderson, Core Collection of Cowpea. Maria Munoz- Keith Goyne, Robert J. Kremer and Enzhan Song Amatriain*, Sassoum Lo, Ira Herniter, Yi-Ning 300-6 3:45 PM Developing Management Practices and Guo, Philip A. Roberts and Timothy J. Close Prediction Models for Controlling Seedheads 304-3 3:45 PM Germination of Diverse Chile Peppers of Warm Season Turfgrasses. Patrick E. (Capsicum spp.) Under Simulated Drought McCullough* Conditions. Vivian Bernau*, Nathan Taitano, 3:50 PM Break Esther van der Knaap, Lev Jardón Barbolla, Leah McHale and Kristin L. Mercer 300-7 4:00 PM Annual Bluegrass Response to Potassium and Calcium Fertilization and Soil pH. Charles J. 3:50 PM Panel Discussion Schmid, James A. Murphy* and Bruce B. Clarke 3:55 PM Adjourn 300-8 4:05 PM Best Management Practices for Anthracnose on Annual Bluegrass. James W. Hempfling, Bruce SESSION NO. 305—3:30 PM–4:00 PM B. Clarke and James A. Murphy* PCC, Room 225 B, Second Level 300-9 4:10 PM Evaluation of Organic Amendments and Delivery Technologies for Control of Large ASA Business Meeting--Land Management and Patch Disease (Rhizoctonia solani) on Conservation Zoysiagrass (Zoysia japonica) Fairways. Xi Xiong*, Michael D. Richardson, Shiping Deng, ASA Section: Land Management and Conservation James T. English, Robert J. Kremer and Xiaowei Pan SESSION NO. 306—3:30 PM–4:00 PM 300-10 4:15 PM Rolling and Biological Control Products PCC, Room 226 A, Second Level Reduce Microdochium Patch on a Poa Annua Putting Green. Clint Mattox, Alexander R. 5 Minute Rapid: Stormwater Management- Kowalewski* and Brian McDonald -Where Do Soils Fit in? (includes student 300-11 4:20 PM Billbug Species Composition and Life Cycle competition) on Missouri Zoysiagrass Fairways. Xi Xiong*, Bruce Barrett and Michael Patterson SSSA Division: Urban and Anthropogenic Soils 4:25 PM Concluding Remarks Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA Division: Wetland Soils, C05 Turfgrass Science, ASA Section: Environmental Quality, SSSA A Division: Consulting Soil Scientists fternoon SESSION NO. 301—3:10 PM–3:40 PM Moderator: Susan Day PCC, Room 226 B, Second Level 3:30 PM Introductory Remarks ASA Community Business Meeting--Tropical 306-1 3:35 PM Green Infrastructure Pilot Studies in the Legumes Jamaica Bay Watershed. Zhongqi Cheng*, John ASA Section: Global Agronomy McLaughlin, George Lozefski and Maha Deeb 306-2 3:40 PM Understanding Urban Rain Garden Performance through Observations and SESSION NO. 302—3:15 PM–4:15 PM Modeling. Ryan D. Stewart*, Joong Gwang PCC, Room 132 B, First Level Lee, William D. Shuster, Laura A. Schifman and SSSA Business Meeting--Forest, Range, and Robert A. Darner 306-3 3:45 PM Soil Management for Stormwater Services. Wildland Soils Richard A. McLaughlin*, Joshua Heitman, SSSA Division: Forest, Range and Wildland Soils Adam Howard, Fatemeh Mohammadshirazi and Virginia Brown SESSION NO. 303—3:30 PM–3:45 PM 306-4 3:50 PM Soil Incorporation of Compost As an Impervious Disconnection BMP for Credit PCC, Room 126 A, First Level Towards Chesapeake Bay Watershed ASA Community Business Meeting-- Implementation Plans. Gregory Evanylo* Evapotranspiration Measurement and Modeling 3:55 PM Discussion 4:00 PM Adjourn ASA Section: Climatology and Modeling

174 PCC, Room129 AB, FirstLevel SESSION NO.315—4:00PM–5:00 PM PCC, Room129B,FirstLevel SESSION NO.314—4:00PM–5:00PM PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,DemonstrationStage, SESSION NO.313—4:00PM–5:00PM PCC, Room221C,SecondLevel SESSION NO.312—4:00PM–4:50PM PCC, Room221C,SecondLevel SESSION NO.311—4:00 PM–4:50PM PCC, Room221C,SecondLevel SESSION NO.310—4:00PM–4:50PM PCC, Room221C,SecondLevel SESSION NO.309—4:00PM–4:50PM PCC, Room126B,FirstLevel SESSION NO.308—3:35PM–4:05PM PCC, Room125B,FirstLevel SESSION NO.307—3:30PM–4:30PM SSSA BusinessMeeting--Soil FertilityandPlant SSSA BusinessMeeting--NutrientManagement Daiki RikaKogyoCo.,Ltd.-NEWiTensiometer ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting--Statistical ASA BusinessMeeting--Biometry&Statistical SSSA Division:NutrientManagementandSoilPlant Analysis ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting--Sensor- ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting--Spatial SSSA BusinessMeeting--Wetland Soils ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting-- Education/Training forResearchers ASA Section:BiometryandStatisticalComputing ASA Section:BiometryandStatisticalComputing ASA Section:BiometryandStatisticalComputing ASA Section:BiometryandStatisticalComputing Bioinformatics inCropsandSoils SSSA Division:SoilFertilityandPlantNutrition ASA Section:ClimatologyandModeling and SoilPlant Analysis Based Water Management Statistics Applications SSSA Division:Wetland Soils & iPenetrometer Exhibit Hall Activities Exhibit Computing Nutrition 317-700 317-639 317-638 317-637 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.317—4:00PM–6:00PM PCC, Room226 A, SecondLevel SESSION NO.316—4:00PM–5:00PM 318-709 318-708 318-707 318-706 318-705 318-704 318-703 318-702 318-701 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.318—4:00PM–6:00PM Cotton andOtherFiberCrops(includesstudent General OrganicManagementSystemsPoster

SSSA BusinessMeeting--Urbanand ASA Section: Agronomic ProductionSystems Carbohydrate CharacteristicsofCotton Plant Biomass Nithya Rajan Phenotyping SystemforCotton. Development andEvaluation ofaField-Based and William HunterFrame Different TillageSystemsin Virginia. Development andYield ofUplandCottonGrownUsing Resende and Anésia Limade Andrade Crestana, JoãoFlávioVeloso Silva, JúnioMartinsde Brazil. and NematodePopulationinMatoGrossoState, Soil Physical Attributes AffectingCottonProductivity Sorrells Robert Perry, FrankKutka,JuneRussell andMarkE. Kucek, DavidBenscher,BrianBaker, JulieDawson, Zwinger, GregoryW. Roth,ElizabethDyck,LisaKissing Dakota andtheNortheast. Organic Managementof Ancient WheatsinNorth Transition Period. Intercropping SmallGrainsand Pea fortheOrganic Ferrarezi, K.P.BeamerandThomasCGeiger Stuart A. Weiss*, DanielleDTreadwell, Rhuanito Strategies forOrganicTropicalCroppingSystems. (Crotalaria junceaL.)ResidueinDifferentMulching Primary MacronutrientDynamicsofSunnHemp Sooksa-nguan Grossman, Alex Liebman, Anne PfeifferandThanwalee Crops intheUpperMidwest. Nitrogen ContributionsfromWinter Annual Cover Steve Poppe Elizabeth Perkus*, Julie Grossman,MaryRogersand into HighTunnel RotationstoImprove SoilHealth. Overcoming Tunnel Vision: Incorporating Cover Crops and JulieGrossman Organic KuraClover LivingMulch. Effects ofIntensive ZoneTillageonSoilQualityinan Extracts. Organic Weed ManagementUsingDesignedCompost S. ChrisReberg-Horton,KeithEdmistenand Alan C.York and Conventional CottonProduction. Using Cover Crop Mulches for Weed Control in Organic Frank ForcellaandSamWortman Grit Management. Organic Weed ManagementUsingPropelled Abrasive Zhang, HaileTewolde andMarkW. Shankle Products andByproducts. SSSA Division:Urbanand Anthropogenic Soils ASA Section: Agronomic ProductionSystems (includes studentcompetition) Carlos ManoelPedro Vaz*, RafaelGalbieri,Sílvio

Anthropogenic Soils Gladis M.Zinati*

competition) Nicole Tautges* andIanC.Burke Michael Carlson*,Sharon A. Clay,

Zhongqi He*,DanOlk,Hailin

Michael Davis*,Steve Sharon Perrone*, Julie SESSION NO. 318 Miles Mikeska*and

Peyton Ginakes*

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318-710 Plant Population and Sowing Date Effects on Organic 319-726 Could Precision Irrigation Conserve Groundwater Spring Oat Production. David Weisberger*, Mary H. in the Humid, Sandy Aquifers of the Northern Great Wiedenhoeft and Margaret Smith Lakes States?. Mallika Nocco*, Matthew D. Ruark and 318-711 Improving Fruit Yield and Quality in Southern Christopher Kucharik California Organic Mango Production. Michael R. Pina*, 319-727 Mapping Intra-Field Variability of Soil Horizons Using Milton E. McGiffen and Philippe Rolshausen Ground Penetrating Radar. Felipe Vargas*, Athyna N. Cambouris, Karem Chokmani, Bernie Zebarth, Isabelle SESSION NO. 319—4:00 PM–6:00 PM Perron, Asim Biswas and Viacheslav Adamchuk PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 SESSION NO. 320—4:00 PM–6:00 PM On-Farm Research: Advancing Precision Ag PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 Tools, Data Analysis and Extension implications Semiarid Dryland Cropping Systems Poster (includes student competition) (includes student competition) ASA Section: Agronomic Production Systems ASA Section: Agronomic Production Systems 319-712 Apparent Electrical Conductivity to Characterize Soil Water Content. Alfonso de Lara*, Raj Khosla and Louis 320-728 Analysis and Meta-Analysis of Long-Term Effect of Longchamps Tillage on Yield and Water Use of Wheat and Sorghum. Yared Assefa*, Alan J. Schlegel, Loyd R. Stone, Curtis R.

319-713 Spatial Analysis of Fungal Diseases Risk for Strawberry Thompson and Ignacio A. Ciampitti in Florida Using Real-Time Mesoscale Analysis Gridded Dataset. Daniel Dantas Barreto*, Clyde W. 320-729 On-Farm Assessment of Dryland Cropping System Fraisse and Eduardo Gelcer Intensification Effects on Soil Carbon and Annualized Grain Yield. Steven T. Rosenzweig* and Meagan E. 319-714 In-Season Prediction of Forage Sorghum Yield Using Schipanski Proximal Sensing. Aristotelis C. Tagarakis*, Quirine M. Ketterings and Sarah E Lyons 320-730 Effects of Temporally Variable Deficit Irrigation Management on Yield and Water Use in Early-Maturing 319-715 Can Unmanned Aerial System-Mounted Passive Cotton. Santanu Bikram Thapa* and Curtis Adams Sensors be Used to Recommend Sidedress Nitrogen Rates in Corn? a Comparison Among Active and Passive 320-731 Soil Water Content, CO2 Flux, and Crop Yields in Sensors. Leonardo M. Bastos* Wheat-Camelina Cropping System. Eric Obeng*, Augustine K Obour, Nathan O. Nelson, Ignacio A. 319-716 Understanding Spatiotemporal Variability of Soil-Plant Ciampitti and Donghai Wang Relationships in a Heterogeneous Coastal Farmland in Northern Italy. Elia Scudiero*, Francesco Morari, Todd 320-732 Diversity in Dryland Winter Wheat Cropping Systems. H. Skaggs, Federica Braga and Pietro Teatini Murali Darapuneni*, Ashley Cunningham and Leonard M. Lauriault 319-717 Farmers Business Network: Bringing the Power of Big Data to Agriculture. Matthew Meisner* 320-733 Dryland Corn and Grain Sorghum Response to Different Levels of Available Soil Water at Planting. 319-718 Integrating Management Zones and Canopy Sensors Alan J. Schlegel* and Freddie R. Lamm to Improve Nitrogen Recommendation Algorithms. Joel D. Crowther*, John Parrish, Richard B. Ferguson, Joe 320-734 Perennial Forage Stand Length Impacts on Spring D. Luck, Keith L. Glewen, Tim M. Shaver, Dean Krull, Wheat Yields in a Semiarid Cropping System. Jose G. Laura Thompson, Nathan D. Mueller, Brian Krienke, Taro Franco*, John Hendrickson, Sara E. Duke, Mark A. Liebig, Kristine A. Nichols and Donald Tanaka

A Mieno and Troy Ingram 320-735 Long-Term Crop Productivity and Nutrient Dynamics

fternoon 319-719 Active Crop Canopy Sensors Effect on Nitrogen Use Efficiency and Yield. John Parrish*, Joel D. Crowther, in a Native Shrub (Guiera senegalensis) Cropping Richard B. Ferguson, Joe D. Luck, Tim M. Shaver, Keith System of the Sahel. Matthew B. H. Bright*, Ibrahima L. Glewen, Brian Krienke, Laura Thompson, Nathan D. Diedhiou, Roger Bayala, Lydie Lardy, Komi Assigbetse, Mueller, Dean Krull, Taro Mieno and Troy Ingram Modou Sene and Richard P. Dick 319-720 Utilizing New Multispectral Imaging Sensors for the 320-736 Using Remote Sensing to Determine the Response of Assessment of Zea Mays Nitrogen Status. Andrew L. Resistant and Susceptible Wheat Varieties to Fungicide Russ* and Craig S. T. Daughtry Application. Anserd J. Foster*, Monte Vandeveer, Romulo Pisa Lollato and Erick Dewolf 319-721 Using Multiple Years of Historical Yield Data to Create Spatial Management Zones. John Hettinga*, Robert L. 320-737 Extreme Cover Crop Use for Transition of Erosive West Nielsen and James J. Camberato Texas Sandy Soils to Permanent No-till Cropping. Calvin L. Trostle*, Jonathan Shockey and Ray White 319-722 The Trials Tracker App: For Synchronized, Mobile Yield Data Analysis of on-Farm Trials. Samuel Noel*, 320-738 Applicability of Sequential Chemical Extraction in Aaron Ault, Jim Krogmeier and Dennis R. Buckmaster Determining Phosphorus Transformation during Soil Development Under Semi-Arid Climate. Chunhao Gu*, 319-723 Spatial Relation of Apparent Soil Electrical Stephen C. Hart, Barbara J. Cade-Menun, Yongfeng Hu Conductivity with Soil Properties and Crop Yields and Mengqiang Zhu at Different Topographic Positions. Gurbir Singh*, Matthew Enger, Karl Williard and Jon Schoonover 319-724 Relationship of Ground- and Aerial Images-Based SESSION NO. 321—4:00 PM–6:00 PM Normalized Difference Vegetation Indices of Major PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 Crops Grown in Louisiana. Daniel Forestieri*, Brenda Tubana, Marilyn Marilyn, Joseph Garrett, Dennis S Burns Climatology and Modeling Poster and Ralph Frazier ASA Section: Climatology and Modeling 319-725 The Potential of the Pre Sidedress Soil Nitrate Test 321-602 The USDA Southern Plains Climate Hub: Regional and Variable Rate Application to Improve Nitrogen Agricultural Management in the Context of Weather Utilization in Corn. Ryan Miller*, Jeffrey A. Vetsch and and Climate Variability and Change. David P Brown*, Brad Carlson Jean L. Steiner and Caitlin Rottler 176 322-522 322-521 322-520 322-519 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.322—4:00PM–6:00PM 321-614 321-613 321-612 321-611 321-610 321-609 321-608 321-607 321-606 321-605 321-604 321-603 Modeling Poster(includesstudentcompetition) Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division:SoilPhysics Evapotranspiration Measurementsand

Neil C.Hansen Conditions. Irrigation SchedulingStrategies forLimitedIrrigation Sumit Sharma*,Nithya RajanandStephanMaas in theSouthernGreatPlains Using EddyCovariance. Uptake andEvapotranspiration of Agroecosystems Investigating theRelationshipBetween NetCarbon Sangamesh Angadi andKulbhushanK.Grover of SpringSafflower. Balance, Evapotranspiration andWater UseEfficiency Using theCROPGROModelforPredictingWater da Silva DiasandDonaldL.Suarez Anderson*, JorgeF.S.Ferreira,DenniseLJenkins,Nildo Parameterization of Actual Evapotranspiration. Data withField-SpecificObservations forImproved Integration of Remote Reference Surface Meteorological Popp, LarryC.PurcellandWeston JWeeks the Midsouth. and ProfitabilityUsingSimulatedSoybean Yields for Soyrisk -aDecisionSupportToolforManagingRisk Noemi Guindin-GarciaandCarolCrawford Assessment. Perform Climate Analysis andWeather-Related Risk A SimpleMaizeandSoybeanPhenologyModelto Sera Jo Korea ProjectedByRcms. The First-Flowering DatesfortheMajorFruitTreesin Kang Shim, Myung-PyoJung,In-Tae ChoiandKeeKyung Cluster Analysis Method. Classification of AgroclimaticZonesUsingK-Mean Rhine William Stevens*, ZacharyK.StraatmannandMatthew Crop Water Use Application forIrrigationManagement. Falconer Patrick J.English*,SherriLDeFauwandLarryL. Planting DateEconometricsforCorninMississippi. Shinwoo Hyun*andKwang SooKim Estimating SolarRadiationUsingSunshineDuration. Services SysteminKorea. A Field-Specific Agro-MeteorologicalEarly Warning Peres Gelcer*, DanielPerondi, ClydeW. FraisseandNatalia Tomato LateBlightIncidenceinMozambique. Influence ofElNiñoSouthernOscillation(ENSO)on Conditions. Climate ChangeIs Affecting MexicoCROPProduction Jeff SwitzerandJakeF Weltzin Katharine LGerst,R.LeeMarsh, Alyssa HRosemartin, Planning Needs. Term ForecaststoSupportResearch,Management,and Daily Accumulated Temperature MapsandShort- Midwest. Under DifferentManagementPracticesintheUpper Analysis ofLong-Term CropWater UseEfficiency ASA Section:ClimatologyandModeling

Moderator: Lin Liu*andBrunoBasso Arturo Chong*andSamuelSánchez Allan A. Andales*, JoseLuisChavez and Diego N.L.Pequeno*, ClydeW. Fraisse, Montserrat SalmeronCortasa*,Michael

and Hydrology Theresa Crimmins*,MichaelCrimmins, Sukhbir Singh*,KennethJ.Boote, Ray Anderson Yongseok Kim*,Kyo-Moon JoongBae Ahn*, JinaHurand Kyo-Moon Shim*

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Ray G. 323-527 323-526 323-525 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.323—4:00PM–6:00PM 322-524 322-523 323-601 323-600 323-535 323-534 323-533 323-532 323-531 323-530 323-529 323-528 Model Applications inFieldResearchand Management Poster(includesstudent

Statistical Evaluation oftheDSSATv4.6 andCANBv4.0 Easygrapher v4.6:Software forDataVisualization and Mylène Généreux N’Dayegamiye*, Paul Deschènes,CarolineCôtéand to SubsequentCorninOrganicFarming. Legume CropsEffectsonNitrogen Availability Arturo Chong*andSamuelSánchezDomínguez Mathematical MODELforGRAINSorghumCROP. Calculating NitrogenFertilizationthrougha Cobos*, ColinS.CampbellandGaylon S.Campbell Radiation-Exposed Sensor. Correcting Air Temperature Measurementsfroma Robert M. Aiken, Paul D.ColaizziandGaryMarek Brauer, PrasannaH.Gowda,JerryEdgarMoorhead, Seth Kutikoff*,XiaomaoLin,Steven R.Evett, DavidK. Covariance andLysimetersin Advective Conditions. Differences inEvapotranspiration fromEddy Bruno PhilipovskyMarcantes Pereira, JéssicaJaquelineJaguela,João Victor Mattos and de SousaCâmara,Ivan Pedro Araújo Jr., André Belmont Cesar Sentelhas,EmersonMedeiro DelPonte,GilMiguel at DifferentStatesinBrazil. Performance of Asian Soybean RustWarning System and Paulo CesarSentelhas Coffee RustEpidemicinBrazil. Potato. Projected ClimateScenariosinChileUsingSubstor- Risk Analysis ofPlanting Date UnderCurrentand Woo-Seok Jung Korean Soybean. Scenarios intheKoreanPeninsula: A CaseStudyofthe during TheirReproductive StageUnderMulti-Climate Effects ofHigh Temperatures onRainfedCrops Archontoulis A. InfantePosada*,KennethJ.MooreandSotirisV Iowa: 3. Apsim ModelScenario Analysis. Adapted andNon-AdaptedTropicalCorninCentral Hoogenboom System. Dynamics SimulationintheSoil-Plant-Atmosphere Coupled theDSSAT andHydrus-1DforSoilWater Soo Kim Downscaling Experiment. Scenario DatafromCoordinatedRegionalClimate Development ofaTooltoProcessGriddedClimate Mingwei Yuan*,MatthewD.Ruarkand William L.Bland Development, GrowthandYield inResponsetoNitrogen. A SimpleModelforSnapBean( R BullockandFrancisZvomuya Heat UnitsWorkinthePrairies?. Modeling PhenologicalDevelopment ofCorn:DoCorn Depends upontheTillageSystem. Response ofWheatRootDistributiontoWarming Hoogenboom Models. ASA Section:ClimatologyandModeling Ellen Mallory*andPatricio Sandaña

Vakhtang Shelia*,JirkaŠimůnekandGerrit Jingyi Yang*, CraigF.DruryandGerrit

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Uran Chung*,Myung-ChulSeoand

Byounghyun Yoo* andKwang Ryan Campbell,DouglasR. Gustavo Beruski*,Paulo

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SESSION NO. 324—4:00 PM–6:00 PM 325-627 Estimating N2O Emissions from Japanese Agricultural PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 Soils at a Country Scale Using an Empirical Modeling Approach. Ayaka W. Kishimoto-Mo*, Yasuhito Shirato Animal Agriculture and the Environment and Shinichiro Mishima (includes student competition) ASA Section: Environmental Quality SESSION NO. 326—4:00 PM–6:00 PM Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA Division: Soil Biology PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 and Biochemistry Feed the Future - Impacts, Successes and 324-615 Soil Nutrients and Veterinary Pharmaceutical Compound Concentration Change in Abandoned Challenges Poster Beef Cattle Backgrounding Feedlot Site with Hay ASA Section: Global Agronomy Harvesting. Annesly Netthisinghe*, Paul Woosley and 326-628 Establishing the Bethel Environmental and Agricultural Becky Gilfillen University and Training Center (BEAUTC) in Ethiopia. 324-616 Evaluating Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Swine Edward G Gregorich, Warren Dick* and Gobena Huluka Production in Central Iowa Using Comet-FarmTM. 326-629 Identifying Appropriate Irrigation Technologies for Matthew Stermer*, Crystal Tourenne, Mark Easter, Horticulture for Women and Smallholder Farmers in Keith Paustian, Kevin D Brown, Justin Ziegler, Sobha Eastern Uganda. Vicki L. Morrone*, Kate M. Scow and Velayudan, Shawn Archibeque, Adam Chambers and Abraham Soloman Marci Barabski 326-630 Healthy Beans - Farmer Managed Field Trials and 324-617 Total Solid Levels of Dairy Slurries Can Affect Collaborative Soil Health Management on Small- Cumulative CH4 Flux and Abundance of Methanogenic Holder Farms in Western Kenya. Janice E. Thies*, James Archaeal Communities. Jemaneh Habtewold*, Rob Agwa, Dries Roobroeck, Samuel Were, Luiza Munyua Gordon, Jeffrey David Wood, Claudia Wagner-Riddle, and Jean Bonhotal Andrew VanderZaag and Kari Dunfield 324-618 Nitrous Oxide Emissions from Soil Amended with Low- SESSION NO. 327—4:00 PM–6:00 PM Phosphorus Broiler Litter. Ariel A. Szogi*, Kyoung S Ro and Paul Shumaker PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 324-619 Comparison of Nitrous Oxide Emissions from Beef Tropical Legumes Poster Cattle Manure and Soil: Effects of Temperature, Water ASA Section: Global Agronomy Content, and Urine Application. Heidi M. Waldrip*, Kenneth D. Casey, Richard W. Todd and David B. Parker 327-631 Impact of Ambient and Elevated [CO2] in a Low Levels of Photosynthetic Photon Flux Density (PPFD) on 324-620 The Capacity of Oyster Aquaculture to Improve Water Growth and Macro Nutrient Use Efficiency in Tropical Quality in Rhode Island Coastal Lagoon Systems. Perennial Legume Cover Crops. Virupax C. Baligar*, Chelsea Duball*, Annie Ragan, Jose Adolfo Amador and Marshall Elson, Zhenli He, Yuncing Li, Nand K Fageria Mark Stolt and Arlicelio de Queiroz Paiva 324-621 Injecting Manure May Reduce Phosphorus Runoff 327-632 Using Improved Varieties and Fertility to Increase Compared to Broadcast Application in No-till Corn Yield of Common Beans Grown By Small-Landholder Fields. Emad Jahanzad*, Lou S. Saporito, Heather D. Farmers in Uganda. Gerald Sebuwufu, Mark E. Karsten, Peter J.A. Kleinman and Douglas B. Beegle Westgate*, Robert Mazur and Michael Adrogu Ugen 324-622 Effects of Dietary Tannins on Total and Extractable

A 327-633 Photoassimilate Supply during Seed Filling Limits Nutrients in Manure. Jonathan J. Halvorson* and Scott L. Bean Yield and Mineral Composition of Common fternoon Kronberg Beans. Gerald Sebuwufu and Mark E. Westgate* 324-623 Runoff Phosphorus in a SMALL Rotationally-Grazed 327-634 Shoot and Root Control of Ureide Accumulation and Pasture in Georgia with NO History of Broiler Litter Partitioning in Phaseolus vulgaris L. Mercy Kabahuma Application. Dinku Endale* and Harry H. Schomberg and Mark E. Westgate* 327-635 Green Manure Intercropping Systems to Boost Maize SESSION NO. 325—4:00 PM–6:00 PM Yields: A Case Study in Kamuli District, Uganda. PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 Rebecca Alice Wokibula and Mark E. Westgate* 327-636 Research and Seed Policies Impacting Bean, Maize, and Improving Accuracy and Precision of Soil Cassava Seed Systems in Uganda. Emmanuel Mubangizi Carbon and Greenhouse Gas Emission and Mark E. Westgate* Measurements and Quantification Poster (includes student competition) SESSION NO. 328—4:00 PM–6:00 PM ASA Section: Environmental Quality PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 325-624 Field Testing the New Open-Path and Enclosed-Path Cover Crop Management Poster CO /H O Flux Measurement Systems. George Burba, 2 2 ASA Section: Land Management and Conservation Israel Begashaw*, Gerardo Fratini, Frank Griessbaum, James Kathilankal, Liukang Xu and Dayle K. McDermitt 328-412 Interseeding Cover Crops in Michigan Corn Rotations. Aaron Brooker*, Karen A. Renner, Christy L. Sprague and 325-625 Understanding the Effect of Tillage and Environmental Lisa Tiemann Factors on the Diurnal Patterns of Soil CO2 Flux. Diana Zapata*, Nithya Rajan and Frank M. Hons 328-413 Impact of Broadcasting a Cereal Rye or Oat Cover Crop before Corn and Soybean Harvest on Nitrate Leaching. 325-626 Long-Term Carbon Dioxide Flux in Flooded and Non- Thomas C. Kaspar*, Dan B. Jaynes, Timothy Parkin and Flooded Rice Paddy Fields in Temperate and Tropical Thomas B. Moorman Regions. Rin Kokubo*, Kosuke Noborio, Shujiro Komiya and Toru Nakagima

178 329-515 329-514 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.329—4:00PM–6:00PM 328-427 328-426 328-425 328-424 328-423 328-422 328-421 328-420 328-419 328-418 328-417 328-416 328-415 328-414 Land ManagementandConservation Poster ASA Section:LandManagementandConservation

Soil UnderDifferentTillageSystems. Variability ofSoil CO2EffluxinaDecaturSiltLoam Jenkins, Wade Steinriede Jr.andMark A. Weaver Parameters. Application, andTillageonSoil andCornPlant Assessment ofGeneticallyModified Corn,Glyphosate Crusciol Antonio Saraiva MunizandCarlos Alexandre Costa Renato HerrigFurlanetto, AdilsondeOliveira Junior, Secato, RuanFranciscoFirmano,RenanRibeiroBarzan, Melo, CarolinaFedrigoConeglian,ThiagoRodrigueiro Henrique Vernier Versari, CarlosVinicius Cavalini Batista Using Technical Uav. Soil SurfaceCover onSoybeanCroppingSystems Osterholz*, JohnH.GrabberandMarkJ.Renz Cover CropandSubsequentForageCrop. Alfalfa InterseededintoSilageCornCanServe As a J. MeisingerandRobertKratochvil ( Rate andFateofNitrogenReleasefromForageRadish Calonego, Alan J.FranzluebbersandIzabelaGomes Joao Paulo Paulo GonsiorkiewiczRigon*,JulianoCarlos Affected ByCropRotationsUnderNo-tillSystem. Soil MicrobialBiomassandMineralizableCarbon Abdel O.MesbahandBinodGhimire Following Winter WheatandSorghum. Nutrient DynamicsUnderCover Cropsandthe Emerson D.NafzigerandMariaB.Villamil Illinois. Soil Available NitrogenUptakeUnderCover Cropsin Lenssen Bartel, David A. Laird,KennethJ.Mooreand Andrew W. Soil C-andN-Dynamics. Impact ofaCorn-LivingMulchCroppingSystemon Victoria J. Ackroyd, JohnSpargoandMatthewRyan Schomberg*, William S.Curran,ChrisReberg-Horton, Early-Season Observations. Predicting Late-SeasonRye Cover CropBiomassfrom Thomas C.Kaspar Conditions. Phases ofWinter Rye Cover CropUnderIowa Characterizing Vegetative Development andPheno- Van EerdandYeukai Katanda Clark*, BillDeen,DavidHooker,MehdiSharifi,LauraL Address IssuesintheCorn-SoybeanRotation. The PotentialofInterseedingCover CropsintoCornto Victoria J. Ackroyd*, Steven BMirskyandKatherineTully and SupportingCover CropUseintheNortheastUS. The NortheastCover CropsCouncil:Encouraging and HumbertoBlanco Roger W. Elmore,Charles A. Francis,Charles A. Shapiro Nebraska Corn-SoybeanSystems. Productivity ofCover CropsandPrimaryin Proctor and Angela Bastidas Roger W. Elmore,KatjaKoehler-Cole,Christopher Production FollowingWinter Wheat. Planting DateEffectsonCover CropBiomass Drill andBroadcastSeedingMethods. Interseeded intoContinuousCornVia HighClearance A Performance Evaluation ofThreeCover CropSpecies Raphanus sativus).

Gevan D.Behnke*,RenpengSun,Tanjila Jesmin, Martin A. Locke*, Krishna Reddy,MichaelB. Guillermo Marcillo*,FernandoMiguezand

Kayla Griffith*,Katherine Tully,John

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PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.331—4:00PM–6:00PM 330-429 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.330—4:00PM–6:00PM 329-518 329-517 329-516 331-505 331-504 331-503 331-502 331-501 331-500 331-435 331-434 331-433 331-432 331-431 331-430 Military LandUseandManagementPoster Soil HealthforResilient Agroecosystems ASA Section:LandManagementandConservation ASA Section:LandManagementandConservation

Establishment. Effects ofClassified Paper Wasteon WarmSeasonGrass Stockle Joseph Brown,LynneCarpenter-BoggsandClaudioO. Landscape. No-till CroppingSystemsinaHeterogeneousPalouse Soil OrganicCarbonBudgetandTurnover RatesUnder Allen Torbert Cultivation. Management: CO2FluxPatterns uponReturnto Long-Term Pasture UnderElevated CO2andN Yildirim* andSerafettin ASIK Technique inKavakdere Plain, Western Turkey. Mapping ofNDVIandSAVI ByUsingRemoteSensing Udawatta, ClarkJ.GantzerandShibuJose Quality Parameters. Effects ofCover CropsonSoilBiologicalandChemical G. Wagger andChrisReberg-Horton Roper* III,DeannaL.Osmond,Joshua Heitman,Michael Cropping SystemsinNorthCarolina Soils. Soil HealthIsNotDistinguishedUnderLong-Term David Granatstein Irrigated CropProduction. Western U.S.SoilsCanbe Improved UnderIntensive Wayne H.Thompson*andDavidR.Huggins Soil DegradationUnderMinimumTillageSystems. Scottie Patton*, V.Steven GreenandMatthewJGoddard Health intheMississippiDeltaRegionof Arkansas. Effect ofCover CropsandTillageManagement onSoil and J.Wayne Keeling Joseph Burke,KatieL.Lewis,Veronica Acosta-Martinez Properties ontheTexas HighPlains. Impact of Agronomic PracticesonSoilBiological S. Reiter High ResidueCover Crops. Changes inSoilWater DynamicsUnderDiverse and Carl J.RosenandDebbySamac Linda Kinkel,MichaelJaySadowsky,JessicaGutknecht, Communities within Agricultural Soils. Capturing theSpatialVariability ofMicrobial Midwest. Soil HealthandFarmManagementintheUpper Perceptions inColombianCoffeeSystems. Understanding SoilHealthand Associated Farmers’ Adam Davis Interference inthe Agricultural System. Impact of Arbuscular MycorrhizalFungionCrop-Weed Ronnie W. SchnellandPaul B.DeLaune L. Neely,ClarkB.JamieFoster,KatieLewis, Roots andTillageonSoilHealth. Double CroppinginWheat:TheRelative Impactsof (includes studentcompetition)

Elyssa R.McFarland*andNicholasJ.Goeser Qiuping Peng*, DavidR.Huggins,

Stephen A. Prior*,G.BrettRunionandH.

Ryan R.Busby*andH. Allen Torbert

Chathuri Weerasekara*, RanjithP.

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331-506 Cover Crop and No-Tillage Effects on Soil Health 332-807 Candidate GENE Association with Summer Dormancy Indicators and Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi Diversity in TALL Fescue. Ali M Missaoui* and Ruyue Ding in Indiana. Jennifer D. Woodyard*, Eileen J. Kladivko, 332-808 Experiences with Phenotyping from the Sky with Lori A. Hoagland and James J. Camberato Drones at UA-MAC. Rick Ward*, Andrew French, Maria 331-507 Farmers’ Perceptions of Soil Health Management Newcomb, Jeffrey W. White, Kelly Thorp and Pedro Practices on the Texas High Plains. Joseph Burke* and Andrade-Sanchez Katie L Rothlisberger-Lewis 332-809 Maize Ideotypes for Sub-Saharan Africa. Morakinyo 331-508 The OSU Soil Organic Matter Calculator - a Decision Abiodun Fakorede and Shelmith Munyiri* Tool to Manage Soil Health. Vinayak S. Shedekar*, 332-810 Field Performance of Three Recent High-Oleic Peanut Khandakar R. Islam, Randall C Reeder and Jerry Grigar Cultivars Released for Production in the Southwestern Jr. U.S. Kelly Dawn Chamberlin*, Rebecca S Bennett and 331-509 Stakeholders’ Mental Models of Soil Management John Damicone Relating to Food Security in India. Claire Friedrichsen*, 332-811 Developing Breeding Strategies to Maintain Yield Samira H. Daroub, Martha C Monroe, John R Stepp and While Improving Fiber Quality. Jenny D Clement*, Suhas Wani Gregory A. Constable, Warwick Stiller and Shiming Liu 331-510 Expanding Soil Health Assessment Methods for 332-812 Assessment of Traits Related to Nitrogen Fixation in Agricultural Systems of the Southern Great Plains. Soybean (Glycine max. [L.] Merril). Raphael Lemes Jesse I. DuPont*, Nisha Srinivas, Nidhish Lokesh, Anil Hamawaki*, Chiun-Kang Hsu, Curtis Wolf, Kelsey Smith Somenahally, Brian K. Northup and Prasanna H. Gowda and Stella Kantartzi 331-511 Microbial Diversity and Nutrient Cycling in Wheat 332-813 Pentatricopeptide Repeat Proteins in Cotton.Zongfu Systems with and without Cover Crops. Partson Han, Mingzhou Song and Jinfa Zhang* Mubvumba*, Paul B. DeLaune, Frank M. Hons, Terry J. 332-814 Chromosome Substitution Line: Useful Genetic Gentry, Thomas W. Boutton, Charles Coufal and Phyllis Resource for Targeted Exploitation of the Beneficial Dyer Alleles from Wild and Unadapted Germplasm in 331-512 Life Cycle Analysis of Net Greenhouse Gas Emissions Cotton Genetic Improvement. Sukumar Saha*, Jhonie Under Different Tillage Practices in Bioenergy Sorghum Jenkins, Jack C. McCarty Jr., David M. Stelly, B. Todd Production. Yong Wang* Campbell, Mauricio Ulloa, K Raja Reddy and Ibrokhim 331-513 Influence of Cover Crop Species on Soil and Residue Abdurakhmonov Enzyme Activity and Nitrogen Supply during Corn 332-815 Transcription Factors in Cotton.Jie Chen, Mingzhou Critical Growth Stages. Clayton J. Nevins*, Corey Lacey, Song and Jinfa Zhang* Shalamar D. Armstrong, Ronald F. Turco and Cindy 332-816 Genetic Analysis of Grain Yield of Extra-Early Nakatsu Provitamin a Maize Inbreds and Hybrid Performance Under Multiple Stress and Non-Stress Environments. SESSION NO. 332—4:00 PM–6:00 PM Baffour Badu-Apraku*, Talabi Abidemi and Michael PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 Aderounmu 332-817 Progress on Breeding Rice Varieties in Mississippi. Crop Breeding & Genetics Poster II Edilberto Redona*, Whitney Smith, Zachary Dickey, Scott C01 Crop Breeding and Genetics Lanford and Justin Glenn 332-739 Genotypic Differences in Resistance and Tolerance to 332-818 Evaluation of Seed Composition and Agronomic Traits Crown Rot Caused By Fusarium Pseudograminearum in Bi-Parental Glycine max By Glycine Soja Populations

A of Wheat. Md Mahbubur Rahman*, PHILIP DAVIES and for Developing Genomic Prediction Models. Eduardo

fternoon RICHARD TRETHOWAN Beche*, Edward Large, Qijian Song, Thomas E. Carter Jr., 332-800 Genetic Analysis of Stripe Rust Resistance in a Earl Taliercio, Tim Beissinger, Randall Nelson, Grover Common Wheat Landrace Aus28166. Mesfin Kebede Shannon and Andrew Scaboo Gessese*, Urmil K. Bansal and Harbans S. Bariana 332-819 Genetic Architecture of Anther Extrusion in Great 332-801 Association Mapping of Heat Stress Tolerant Traits of Plains Winter Wheat. Nicholas Garst*, Peter Stephen Canola (Brassica napus L.). Mukhlesur Rahman*, Md Baenziger and Amanda Easterly Mizanur Rahaman and Sujan Mamidi 332-820 Utilization of Primary Synthetics in Winter Wheat 332-802 Developing a Genome Informed Breeding Program for Breeding. Shuyu Liu*, Jackie C. Rudd, Amir M.H. Field Pennycress (Thlaspi arvense L.). Katherine Frels*, Ibrahim, Qingwu Xue, yiqun weng, Steven Xu, Jason Kayla Altendorf, David Marks, Donald L. Wyse and Baker, Ravindra Devkota, Chor Tee Tan, Hangjin Yu, James A. Anderson Xiaolong Yang and Lisa Garza 332-803 Diversity and Performance of Wheat Hybrids in the 332-821 Effects of Increasing Air and Soil Temperatures during Great Plains. Amanda Easterly*, Nicholas Garst, Vikas Panicle Differentiation with Interaction of Lime Belamkar, Jackie C. Rudd, Amir M.H. Ibrahim and P. Application on Naturally Induced Straighthead of Rice Stephen Stephen Baenziger Under Field Conditions. Surendra Singh* 332-804 Exploiting the Genetic Diversity of Aegilops tauschii 332-822 Development and Chromosome Characterization of to Improve the Yield and Adaptation of Winter Wheat. Wheat Aneuploids. Wenguang Cao*, Gavin Humphreys, Angela C. Moore*, Steven R. Becker, Scott Reid, Scott D. George Fedak, Danielle Wolf, Brent McCallum, Tom Haley and Patrick Byrne Fetch, Allen Xue, Lianquan Zhang and Dawn Chi 332-805 Characterization of Field Pennycress (Thlaspi arvense 332-823 High Oleic Acid Trait in Valencia Peanut Mapping L.) Germplasm. Kayla Altendorf*, Donald L. Wyse, Kevin Population: Validation with SNP Markers By Kasp Betts, David Marks and James A. Anderson Assay. Gurleen Kaur*, Nancy Layland, Ratan Chopra, Jennifer Chagoya, Mark D. Burow, Paxton Payton, 332-806 Prospects of Genomic Prediction for Goss’s Bacterial Abishek Rathore and Naveen Puppala Wilt and Leaf Blight Resistance Using Bi-Parental Populations and a Diversity Panel of Maize. Amritpal Singh* and Aaron J Lorenz

180 332-916 332-915 332-914 332-913 332-912 332-911 332-910 332-909 332-908 332-907 332-906 332-905 332-904 332-903 332-902 332-901 332-900 Campbell andKennethC.Stone Bloom inCotton. Reduce SpatialVariation inNDVI Measured atFirst Comparison of Mussery*, Arie Budovsky andJiftahBen-Asher Farming UsingGeostatisticalTools. Breeding Cultivars ofCherryTomatoforOrganic Thomas R.Sinclairand Avat Shekoofa Burow, BaozhuGuo,JoshClevenger, CarolinaChavarro, Marshall Lamb,CraigKvien,BarryL.Tillman,MarkD. Charles Yiwu Chen,Scott A.Jackson, ChrisButts, George Isleib, Albert K.Culbreath,TimBrenneman, Corley Holbrook*,Peggy Ozias-Akins,Ye Chu,Thomas Advances inMarker Assisted SelectioninPeanut. Yong Lee Seo, KiJinPark, KyungHiKim,JunKeunChoiandJang Si Hwan Ryu*,JaeKeunChoi,JongYeol Park, Young Ho Development ofMaizeInbredLinesinSouth Korea. Utilization ofDoubledHaploidTechnology and Guttieri andP.StephenBaenziger Nitrogen UseEfficientWheat. Validating theUseofVegetation IndicestoSelect Suman Lamichhane Seed CoatFragments. Breakability As anIndicationofPropensitytoCreate A Novel MethodforMeasuringCottonSeed William T. SchapaughJr. Using CanopySpectralReflectance. Evaluating SoybeanGenotypesforSDSResistance Robert S.Zemetra Harran, KaliBrandt,JiangLiu,SusanneTrittingerand Winter Wheat. Evaluating Post-Harvest DormancyinSoftWhite Robertson andDouglasCook* New Approaches toPredictingStalkStrength. Judith Fregeau-Reid Rob Graf, Andre Kalikililo,LindaLangille,Yves Dionand of CanadianWinter Wheat. Effect ofCultivar andEnvironmentonEnd-UseQuality Kimberly A. GarlandCampbellandTimothyC.Paulitz L.) toFusariumCulmorum. Differential ResponseofWheat( Williams, ThomasMarekandWenwei Xu Amol Nankar*,GaryOdvody,XinzhiNi,W. Paul Inbred LinesfromTemperate xTropicalBackground. Evaluation of Aflatoxin ResistanceinCornHybridsof Fasoula* Methodology ofCropGeneticImprovement. Comparison Between the Prognostic and the Traditional Deployment. Flooding TolerantRice:Genetics,Breedingand Budovsky, OritEdelbaumandJiftahBen-Asher Organic Greenhouses’Soil. Tomatoes (Solanumlycopersicumvar. cerasiforme) for DetectingIrregularitiesofNitrateLevels inCherry Using Spatial Analysis of Anr GeneTranscriptionRates Yin andManjitSinghKang Xingming Fan*,YaQi Bi,HongmeiChen,LiLiu,XingFu Heterotic Group Classification Methods. Improving MaizeBreedingEffectiveness Via Three Rabbi, Ajay KumarandMohamedMergoum Naraghi*, SenaySimsek,EliasM.Elias,S.Hisam Density SNP-BasedLinkageMap. Yield andDoughMixingParameters UsingaHigh- Dissection ofGeneNetworkUnderlyingWheatMilling

Endang M.Septiningsih* Christy McCarthy*,MarkLarson,Tyler a PosterioriStatisticalProcedures to

Kari Hugie*,PhilipJ.Bauer,B.Todd

Zach Hinds*,BrendanKellyand

Yvonne A. Thompson*, Gavin Humphreys*,Yan Zi, Amir Mor-Mussery*, Arie Amir

Katherine Frels*,Mary

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332-1000 332-923 332-922 332-921 332-920 332-919 332-918 332-917 333-1009 333-1008 333-1007 333-1006 333-1005 333-1004 333-1003 333-1002 333-1001 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.333—4:00PM–6:00PM

Div. C03M.S.PosterCompetition C03 CropEcology, ManagementandQuality Designs inSoybeanSelection. Assessing theRelative Efficiencyof TwoExperimental Yang LeeandDouglasCook* Measuring StalkStrength. Maize StalkLodging:FieldTests ofaNewDevicefor Singh Elite Alfalfa Germplasm. Genotype ByIrrigationManagementInteractionsin DeMacon Resistance inWheat. Collaborative BreedingtoImprove StripeRust Zhao andMariaJ.Monteros Krom, TimothyHernandez, Alyssa R.Nedley,Patrick X. Nadim Tayeh*, ChristyM.Motes,XinbinDai,NickD. Aluminum Tolerancein Alfalfa (Medicagosativa L.). Mapping andRNASequencingto Assist Breedingfor Integration ofHigh-DensityMarker-BasedQTL Addissu Ayele andEricFHequet the EstimationofYield Components. The ImpactofVariation inCottonFiberMaturityon Nelson* andRamSingh Using Perennial Ferreira andDonaldL.Suarez Devinder Sandhu*,MonicaV. Cornacchione,JorgeF.S. Genotypes inResponsetoProlongedSaltStress. Evaluation andExpression Analysis of Alfalfa Lindsey Nodulation Activity. Foliar NImpactonSoybeanRelative Maturityand Ciampitti Salvagiotti, JuanM.Enrico,Eric A. AdeeandIgnacio A. Nitrogen Interaction. High-Yielding Soybean:Genetic Gain xFertilizer E. Below Productivity ofSoybean?. Can FertilizerNitrogen Applications Increase Ramirez Creech, Steven LHines,GrantE.Cardonand Ricardo A Density intheIntermountainWest. Silage CornHybridResponsetoRowSpacingandPlant Frederick E.Below Productivity ofCorn?. Can StrigolactoneRelieve StressandIncrease Wesley Autio andMasoudHashemi Management intheNortheasternUSA. As Affected ByTimeof Planting andNitrogen Grain Yield andMaltingIndicesofBrewingBarley Harrison Goodwin*, LauraLindsey,PiercePaul andSteven Kent and GrainQualityofSoftRedWinter Wheat. Seeding RateandYield PotentialEffectson Yield and Ignacio A. Ciampitti Julia Azevedo*, SebastianVarela, RomuloPisaLollato Genotype BySeedingRateInteractioninWheat. Jaenisch* andRomuloPisaLollato to CloseWinter WheatYield Gaps inKansas?. Will anIntensive ManagementStrategybethe Answer Lemes Hamawaki andStellaKantartzi

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John CCraft*and Alexander J. Emily Klarquist*andPatricia Osler A. Ortez*,Fernando R. Scott Tubbs Andrew W. Harmon*and

Ian M.Ray*andLovepreet Shelby Mann*andFrederick Daniel J.Robertson,Shien

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333-1010 Impact of Defoliation Levels at Two Critical Timings in SESSION NO. 335—4:00 PM–6:00 PM Peanut. Chad Abbott* PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 333-1011 Self Maintaining Cover Crops Using Winter Annual Oilseeds. Rebekah Carlson*, Donald L. Wyse, M. Scott Applied Pest Management Poster (includes Wells, Axel Garcia y Garcia and John Baker student competition) C05 Turfgrass Science SESSION NO. 334—4:00 PM–6:00 PM 335-1115 Utilizing Topramezone for Goosegrass Control. Adam PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 Boyd*, J. Scott McElroy, William Head and Patrick E. McCullough Div. C03 Ph.D. Poster Competition 335-1200 Response of Goosegrass Biotypes Protoporphyrinogen C03 Crop Ecology, Management and Quality Oxidase Inhibitors. William Head*, J. Scott McElroy, Moderator: R. Scott Tubbs Adam Boyd, Michael L Flessner, Shawn D. Askew and David R. Spak 334-1100 Wheat Variety Response to Intensive Vs. Standard Management Strategies to Narrow Yield Gap in the 335-1201 Strategies for Increased Yellow Nutsedge Control with Southern Great Plains. Amanda de Oliveira Silva*, Halosulfuron and Sulfentrazone. Luqi Li*, Matt Sousek, Romulo Pisa Lollato, Allan Fritz, Erick DeWolf, Jeffrey T. Zachary J. Reicher and Roch E. Gaussoin Edwards and David Marburger 335-1202 Nitrogen Sources Vary in Their Ability to Overcome 334-1101 Agronomic Impacts of Harvest Date on Winter Wheat 2,4-D Antagonism from Hard Water. Geoffrey Schortgen* Production. Douglas Alt*, Laura Lindsey and Matthew and Aaron J. Patton Hankinson 335-1203 Seed Germination and Reseeding Interval of Cool- 334-1102 Spatial Distribution Patterns of Protein Components Season Turfgrasses Following Methiozolin Application. and Quality Traits of Flours from Different Pearling William J. Johnston* and Charles T. Golob Fractions of Wheat Grains As Affected By Nitrogen 335-1204 Effects of Preemergence Herbicides on Sprigged Topdressing Timing. Yingxin Zhong*, Jian Cai, Xiao Establishment of Hybrid Bermudagrass. Erick Wang, Qin Zhou, Weixing Cao and Dong Jiang Begitschke*, James D. McCurdy, Te Ming (Paul) Tseng, 334-1103 Screening Barley Lines for Adaptation in Texas. Casey Barickman, Barry R. Stewart, Christian M. Brandon James Gerrish* Baldwin, Michael Richard and Maria Tomaso-Peterson 334-1104 Finding the Balance Between Corn Yield and Cover 335-1205 Annual Bluegrass (Poa annua) Control with Fall Crop Biomass. Angela Bastidas*, Christopher Proctor Applications of Trifloxysulfuron-Sodium and and Roger W. Elmore Foramsulfuron. Matthew Elmore* and Casey Reynolds 334-1105 Effect of Cover Crop Species and Termination Strategies 335-1206 Effects of Selected Insecticides on Zoysiagrass Fairways on Corn and Soybean Growth and Development. Joshua Infested with Billbugs. Michael Patterson*, Xi Xiong and Miller* and Rodrigo Werle Bruce Barrett 334-1106 Residue and Agronomic Management to Lessen the 335-1207 Rolling and Dew Removal Effects on Dollar Spot Continuous Corn Yield Penalty. Alison M. Vogel*, Disease of Creeping Bentgrass. Kyle M. Genova*, Bruce Tryston August Beyrer and Frederick E. Below B. Clarke and James A. Murphy 334-1107 Ecological Intensification in Corn Production in the 335-1208 Influence of Nitrogen, Plant Growth Regulators and Virginia Coastal Plain Region. Martin Battaglia*, Wade Iron Sulfate on Annual Bluegrass Populations. John E. E. Thomason and Bee Khim Chim Kaminski, Timothy T. Lulis and Cameron Stephens*

A 334-1108 Potential Soil N Depletion By Maize Hybrids Differing 335-1209 Reducing Herbicide Reliance through Cropping System Diversification: A Case Study in the Central Corn Belt. fternoon in N Use Efficiency in Sub-Saharan Africa.Heather Pasley*, Tony J. Vyn, James J. Camberato, Jill Cairns, Huong Nguyen* and Matt Liebman Mike Olsen, Mainassara Abdou ZAMAN-ALLAH and 335-1210 Dollar Spot Control Using Biofungicides and Biswanath Das Conventional Fungicides Applied Based on the Smith- 334-1109 Impacts of Climate Change on Stability of Crop Kerns Dollar Spot Model in Creeping Bentgrass Rotation Response: A 42-Year Retrospective. Sarah M. Fairway Turf. John C. Inguagiato* and Kevin M. Miele Mueller*, Terry West and Tony J. Vyn 334-1110 Modeling Corn-Soybean Rotation with Apsim in SESSION NO. 336—4:00 PM–6:00 PM Western US Corn Belt. Guillermo R. Balboa*, William M. PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 Stewart, Fernando Salvagiotti, Fernando O. Garcia, Sotiris V Archontoulis and Ignacio A. Ciampitti Turf Ecology and Management Poster (includes 334-1111 Irrigation Effects on Quantity and Quality of High- student competition) Oleic Soybean. Ben Hall* and Shaun Casteel C05 Turfgrass Science 334-1112 Evaluation of Soybean Cyst Nematode Control with 336-1211 Nitrous Oxide Emissions in a Turfgrass Environment. Pasteuria Nishizawae and the Effect of Management Ross Braun*, Dale J. Bremer and Jack D. Fry Practices on Biocontrol Efficacy.Marian Lund*, Shawn P. 336-1212 Evaluating Spring Bulbs in Warm Season Lawns. Conley and Jean-Michel Ané Michelle Wisdom*, Michael D. Richardson, Douglas E. 334-1113 Weed Suppression in Summer Annual Grass-Legume Karcher and Garry V. McDonald Intercrops. Kristine Ann Bybee-Finley*, Steven B Mirsky 336-1213 Development of a Landscape Irrigation Runoff and Matthew Ryan Mitigation System. Udaya Bhaskar Kothapalli*, Benjamin 334-1114 Kenaf Productivity and Morphology. When Grown in Wherley, Jorge Alvarado, Richard White, Fouad Jaber, Iowa and in Kentucky. Marie Bourguignon*, Kenneth James Thomas and Reagan Hejl Moore, Andrew W. Lenssen, Sotiris V Archontoulis, Ben 336-1214 Physiological Evaluation of Cool-Season Turfgrasses M. Goff and Brian S. Baldwin Subjected to Deficit Irrigation in the Field.Daniel Sandor*, Douglas E. Karcher and Michael D. Richardson

182 338-1311 338-1310 338-1309 338-1308 338-1307 338-1306 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.338—4:00PM–6:00PM 337-1305 337-1304 337-1303 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.337—4:00PM–6:00PM 336-1302 336-1301 336-1300 336-1219 336-1218 336-1217 336-1216 336-1215

Turfgrass Management Poster:Pests Effluent WaterIrrigation. Mineral CompositionofKentucky BluegrassUnder Reddy Herbert W. Philley,JamesD.McCurdyandK.Raja Flournoy*, ChristianM.Baldwin, BarryR.Stewart, Facility forTurfgrass PhysiologyResearch. Utilizing theSoil-Plant-Atmosphere-Research (SPAR) Color?. Athletic FieldPaint andTurfgrass Health: What’sYour Blount andJoshuaHeitman Anderson, MatthewJ Taggart*, ThomasWRufty, William Evaporation in Agrostis Stolonifera. Substantial NighttimeEvapotranspiration andSoil Putting Greens. Greenhouse GasEmissionsonCreepingBentgrass Water Conservation Practices ontheReductionof McCurdy Herbert W. Philley,ChristianM.BaldwinandJamesD. Recovery TimeinBermudagrass. When Will ItbeReadyforPlay? Fraze Mowing Trigiano, JavierJVargas andSarahLBoggess Diagnostics Center. Overview oftheUniversity ofTennessee Weed John E.Kaminski*andMingTien Stellatus inCreepingBentgrass. Lignocellulose DegradingCapabilitiesofSphaerobolus Geoffrey Schortgen Control. Iron Sourcein2,4-DTank-Mixtures Influences Weed Peterson Chang*, BenjaminWherleyandJaqueline Aitkenhead- on NitrogenUptakeEfficiencyofBermudagrass. Irrigation Water QualityandFertilizerSourceEffects Munshaw Kyley H.Dickson*,JohnC.SorochanandGregg Improve LoliumPerenne Overseeding Performance. Comparison ofMechanicalCultivation Methodsto By NFertilization. Fiber andProteinContentofFineFescues As Affected Irrigation. Evaluation ofLawnandNative GrassesUnderDeficit Charles HenryFontanierandYanqi Wu Turf QualityandShadeTolerance. Evaluation ofTwo SeededBermudagrasses forFine Russell W. JessupandRaulCabrera Manuel Chavarria*, BenjaminWherley, Ambika Chandra, Turfgrasses withContrastingSalinityTolerance. Physiological ResponsestoSaltStressByWarm-Season Gabriel MackeandWilliam TracyTudor Jr. Containing Fertilizers. Tall FescueLawnTurf ResponsetoVarious Phosphorus Humid Region. Feasability ofGrass-LegumeLawnSystemsintheCool- Turfgrass Science Poster

Chrissie Segars*andJustinQuetoneMoss

Aaron J.Patton*, Daniel V. Weisenberger and

Marco Schiavon*andJamesH.Baird C05 Turfgrass Science C05 Turfgrass Science Cale BigelowandGabrielMacke* Kristina S.Walker* andKatyE..Smith

Hui Chen*andJames A. Murphy James TBrosnan*,RobertN Kevin Jackson*,CaleBigelow, Yuhung Lin*andYaling Qian

Amy M.Baetsen-Young, Barry R.Stewart*,

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Forage andGrazinglandsPosterI Manoj Chhetri OSU ShadeFacility. Characterization ofLightQuantityandQualityatthe Livingston Reynolds*, GradyL.Miller,ThomasWRuftyandDavid Canopy Temperature inBermudagrass. Athletic FieldPaint ImpactsTranspirationand and GeraldM.Henry Christopher R.Johnston, Anish Malladi,Marcvan Iersel Season Turfgrasses toShade. Growth andPhysiologicalResponseofSeveral Warm Schwartz Moisture. Differential ResponseofZoysiagrassGenotypestoSoil Desert Arizona. Kurapia (Lippianodiflora) Performance intheLow and Matthew T. Streeter* Concentrations atIowa GolfCourses. Reconnaissance StudyofNitrateandPhosphorus Bryan GHopkinsandNeilC.Hansen Driven Decisions. The Effectsof Water Usein Turfgrass UsingSensor- and RichardTRees XTRA Stressgard Root GrowthPromotingBenefitofBayer Signature Chekhovskiy, Patricio R.Munozand MalayC.Saha Different NDoses. Nitrogen UseEfficiencyofBermudagrass Genotypesin Loures LanzoniandIgorde Almeida Costa Campos Paciullo Sr.,MirtonFrota Morenz,Clarissa Brs Zuri. Nitrogen FertilizationStrategyinPanicum Maximum Lajeunesse, Perttu Virkajarvi andNyiranezaJudith Belanger*, NouraZiadi,SokratSinaj,ClaireJouany,Julie Early SeasonPNutritionofForageGrasses. Naumann*, RobertL.KallenbachandRyan Lock Affected ByCultivar of AnnualLespedeza. Yield, Nutritive Value andCondensedTannins Are Jorge MosdjidisandJamesE.Miller Joan M.Burke,ThomasH.Terrill, Jean-Marie Luginbuhl, Lespedeza CondensedTannin Content. Harvest RegimensandLocationsChangeSericea Moyer*, RandyR.PriceandLyle W. Lomas Bromegrass Pasture UsingNDVIData. Estimating CrudeProteinConcentrationofSmooth Techio Pereira Pedro HenriquedeCerqueiraLuzandLilianElgalise Letícia GasperiniPalmeira, Valdo RodriguesHerling, Bruna Scaliade Araújo Passos, Caio Augusto Bertolini, Decumbens Cv.BasiliskSwards. Visual Evaluation ofSoilStructure inBrachiaria Grass-Legume Pastures. Techniques for Assessing BotanicalCompositionin Developing Novel Non-Destructive Sampling Mehul Bhakta,JohnEricksonandPatricio R.Munoz Yolanda Lopez*,LuisInosroza, Alexandra M.Rucker, Fertilizer Responsive BermudagrassGenotypes. Root MorphologyandForageProductionofHighly C06 ForageandGrazinglands

Carlos Augusto Gomide*,DomingosSávio Gerald M.Henry*,ChrisConleyandBrian

Worku Burayu*andKaiUmeda ® . Shane REvans*, ColinS.Campbell,

Raquel Schneider-Canny*,Konstantin Chenxi Zhang*,JamesM.Rutledge Charles HenryFontanier*and

Lisa Baxter*andCharlesP.West Chase MStraw*,ShanJing, SESSION NO. 339 Junior Cesar Avanzi*,

Keith E.Schilling Joseph L. William Casey James P.Muir*,

Harley D. Gilles F.

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339-1405 Alternative Nitrogen Fertilizers to Ammonium Nitrate SESSION NO. 340—4:00 PM–6:00 PM for Tall Fescue Pastures. Dhruba Dhakal*, Robert L. PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 Kallenbach and Ryan Lock 339-1406 Bahiagrass-Perennial Peanut Mixtures As an Alternative Genomics, Molecular Genetics and to Attenuate Nitrogen Fertilization in Hay Fields. Biotechnology Poster (includes student Erick R.S. Santos*, Jose Carlos Batista Dubeux Jr., Cheryl Mackowiak, Jennifer Shirley, Ann Blount, Lynn E. competition) Sollenberger, Nicolas DiLorenzo and Tatiana Pereira C07 Genomics, Molecular Genetics and Biotechnology 339-1407 Potassium Fertilization Effects on Bahiagrass 340-1420 Environmental Association and Evaluation of Abiotic Herbage Accumulation, Nutritive Value, and Stress Tolerance Loci from Glycine Soja. Nicole Tissue K Concentration. James K. Yarborough, Joao Mihelich*, Justin Anderson, Thomas J Kono, Michael M.B. Vendramini*, Maria Lucia A. Silveira, Lynn E. Benjamin Kantar, Peter Morrell and Robert Stupar Sollenberger, Ramon G Leon, Joao M.D. Dalmazo 340-1421 Evaluation of Grain Yield of Multi-Seeded Sorghum Sanchez, Frank Kuwahara, Ulysses Cecato, Fabio Cortez Mutants Under Field Conditions. Zhanguo Xin*, Yves Leite de Oliveira and Cecílio Viega Soares Filho Yatou Emendack, Gloria B. Burow, Chad Hayes and John 339-1408 N, P, and K Fertilization for Newly Established Tall J. Burke Fescue. Daniel W. Sweeney*, Joseph L. Moyer and 340-1422 Development and Characterization of White Birch Jaymelynn Farney (Betula papyrifera) Transcriptome: Identification 339-1409 Burn Severity and Soil Type Affect Oak Growth and of Nickel Resistance Candidate Genes. Kabwe K. Nutritive Value. Caitlyn E. Cooper*, Georgianne W. Nkongolo*, Paul Michael and Gabriel Theriault Moore, James P. Muir and Cristine L. S. Morgan 340-1423 Genetic Mechanism of Switchgrass Heading and 339-1410 Field Performance of 21 Alfalfa (Medicago sativa) Flowering Time. Megan Taylor*, Carl-Erik Tornqvist, Varieties Under Saline Irrigation: Dry Matter Yield, Paul Grabowski, Michael Casler and Yiwei Jiang Mineral Composition and Soil Salinity. Sharon E. 340-1508 Genome Wide Selection for Grain Yield of Corn Benes*, Giuliano Galdi, Daniel H. Putnam, Robert Hybrids Using the Gblup MODEL. Renzo Garcia Von Hutmacher and Stephen R. Grattan Pinho*, NARJARA FONSECA CANTELMO, MARCIO 339-1411 Soil Carbon Dynamics and Aggregate Size Fractions of BALESTRE, WAGNER MATEUS COSTA MELO and Legume- or Grass-N-Based Forage-Livestock Systems IOLANDA VILELA VON PINHO Defoliated By Grazing or Clipping. Sabrina Saraiva 340-1509 Closely Linked Markers for Stem Rust Resistance Gene Santana, Liliane Severino da Silva*, Maristela de Oliveira Sr48 in Wheat. Vallence Nsabiyera*, Harbans S. Bariana, Bauer, Marta Moura Kohmann, Mary Kimberly Mullenix, Mathew J. Hayden and Urmil K. Bansal Lynn E. Sollenberger, Jose Carlos Batista Dubeux Jr. and 340-1510 Genetic Mapping and Development of Kasp Markers Maria Lucia A. Silveira for Hessian Fly Resistance Gene H32 in Wheat. Chor 339-1412 Cutting Strategy Effects on Forage Mass Accumulation Tee Tan*, Ming-Shun Chen, Lisa Garza, Hangjin Yu and of Four Warm-Season Grass Species. Renata La Guardia Shuyu Liu Nave* and Christine Gelley 340-1511 Genome-Wide Association Mapping of Canopy Wilting 339-1413 Harvest Stubble Height and K Fertilization Affect in Diverse Soybean Genotypes. Avjinder Singh Kaler*, Performance of Jiggs and Tifton 85 Bermudagrasses. Larry C. Purcell and William T. Schapaugh Jr. Marta Moura Kohmann*, Lynn E. Sollenberger, Leonardo 340-1512 Expression of Nickel and Copper Resistance Genes in S. B. Moreno, Joao M.B. Vendramini and Maria Lucia A. Hardwood Populations from a Metal-Contaminated Silveira

A Region. Kabwe Nkongolo*, Gabriel Theriault, Kersey 339-1414 Optimum Harvest Date for Barley and Triticale Silage. Kalubi, Charnelle Djeukam, Migueal Proulx, Paul fternoon Dongmei Lyu, Vern S. Baron*, Patricia E. Juskiw and Michael and Sabrina Rainville Guisheng Zhou 340-1513 Development of Kasp Markers for Restorer 339-1415 Harvest Frequency Affects Canopy Height and Herbage Homozygosity in the Ogu-Inra CMS System in Brassica Accumulation of Forage Peanut Cultivars. Valdson Jose napus L. Valeria Lobos* and Robert W. Duncan Da Silva*, Aliedson Ferreira Ferreira, Marcell Patachi 340-1514 Identifying Gene(s) Conferring Quantitative Disease Alonso and Carlos G. S. Pedreira Resistance Against the Soybean Pathogen Phytophthora 339-1416 Growth Analysis of Brachiariagrasses and Tifton 85 Sojae Using RNAi Gene Knockdown of Candidate Bermudagrass As Affected By Harvest Frequency.Ana Genes within a Quantitative Trait Locus. William Flávia G. Faria*, Diego N. L. Pequeno, Valdson Jose Da Rolling*, Leah McHale, Anne Dorrance and Anna Stasko Silva, Aliedson Ferreira Ferreira and Carlos G. S. Pedreira 340-1515 Stable Isotope Probing (SIP)-Enabled Metagenomics 339-1417 Effects of Seeding Rate and Cutting Interval on Dry of Active Microbial Degraders in Response to Priming Matter Yield and Nutritive Values of Reduced Lignin, Under Biochar Amended Soils. Julian Yu*, Lauren Roundup Ready and Conventional Alfalfa. Xuan Xu*, Deem, Susan E. Crow, Jonathan Deenik and Christopher Doohong Min, Iryna McDonald and Jeremy Davidson Ryan Penton 339-1418 Bermudagrass Basics: The Foundations for a Breeding 340-1516 Genome-Wide Association Study for Drought and Program. Alexandra M. Rucker*, Patricio R. Munoz, Agronomic Traits in a Multi-Parent Advanced Esteban F. Rios, Yolanda Lopez, Jose Carlos Batista Generation Intercross (MAGIC) Population of Dubeux Jr., Joao M.B. Vendramini, William F. Anderson, Sorghum. Patrick Obia Ongom*, Adedayo Adeyanju, Malay C. Saha and Brian M. Schwartz Daniel Gobena, Patrick Rich and Gebisa Ejeta 339-1419 Recurrent Selection for Increased Seed Germination in 340-1517 TaGAST1, One of Wheat Gast Family of Small Little Bluestem.Tim L. Springer* Polypeptides, Interacts with TaCypA1 during Spike Development. Jae Yoon Kim*, Yun Jeong Kim, Jin Seok Yoon, Kim Dae Yeon and Yong Weon Seo

184 342-321 342-320 342-319 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.342—4:00PM–6:00PM 341-1529 341-1528 341-1527 341-1526 341-1525 341-1524 341-1523 341-1522 341-1521 341-1520 341-1519 341-1518 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.341—4:00PM–6:00PM Forest, Range,andWildland SoilsGeneral

SSSA Division:Forest,Range andWildland Soils

S. FegelII Alex Chow,DerekN.Pierson,Kou-Pei Tsai andTimothy Wildfire Stream Water Quality. Linking SoilNitrogenandCarbon DynamicstoPost- Reed Prater* Stand inNorthernWisconsin. Interval EffectsonSoilPropertiesinaMixedRedPine Thinning andPrescribedBurnSeasonalityReturn John M.Kabrick Highlands. Nutrient FluxinOakWoodlandsoftheMissouriOzark The EffectsofPrescribedFireonSoilCarbonPoolsand Inostroza*, Hernan Acuña andGerardoTapia Discover DroughtToleranceQTLinLotusTenuis. Forage LotusSpecies: Association Mapping Analyses to Exploiting GenomeConservation Between Modeland and BriannaBoone Level EstimationUsingGenomeSizeData. NPGS GermplasmUsingDNABar-CodingandPloidy Confirmation ofSpeciesIdentificationMedicago and KimberlyCassida Collection. Field Evaluation oftheNPGSBirdsfootTrefoil Tallury*, Angie LewisandGary A. Pederson National GermplasmSystemPeanut Collection. Priorities andPlans fortheCurationofUSDA Metabolites. Pulse Diversity forPolyphenolicSecondary Zhao Liu annuus L.). from CropWild Relatives ofSunflower Novel SourcesofSclerotiniaBasalStalkRotResistance Progress. How toImprove aGenebankCollection:15Years of Robacker to Native Landscapes. Little BluestemHit Parade Series AddsPopofColor Scott Reidand Patrick Byrne Cryopreserved Rye Seeds. Phenotypic ChangesandDNAMethylation Statusof Perales andKristinL.Mercer Elevation GradientinMexico. Growth CharacteristicsofLandraceMaize Across an Barbolla, LeahMcHaleandKristinL.Mercer Nathan Taitano, Esthervan derKnaap,LevJardón Under SimulatedDroughtConditions. Germination ofDiverse ChilePeppers ( and TimothyJ.Close Sassoum Lo,IraHerniter,Yi-Ning Guo,Philip A. Roberts Collection ofCowpea. Development andCharacterizationofaMini-Core Plant GeneticResourcesPoster Moderator: C08 PlantGeneticResources

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Melanie L.Harrison*andCarol Maria Munoz-Amatriain*, Jie Lu*,StephanieLGreene,

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Luis 342-328 342-327 342-326 342-325 342-324 342-323 342-322 343-313 343-312 343-311 343-310 343-309 343-308 343-307 343-306 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.343—4:00PM–6:00PM 342-329 SSSA Division:SoilandWater ManagementandConservation and SoilCNDynamicsPosterI(includes Soil ManagementImpactsonProperties

Yowhan Son Kim*, GuanlinLi,SeungHyunHan,HannaChangand after ThinningofJapaneseRedPineForests. Changes inLabileSoilCarbonandEnzyme Activity Cotrufo Bethany Avera*, CharlesRhoadesandM.Francesca Stocks inBarkBeetleInfestedLodgepolePineForests. Physico-Chemical ProtectionandEcosystemCarbon Implications ofSalvage LoggingonSoilOrganicMatter Charlene N.Kelly*andGeoffreySchwaner Chestnut RestorationinMixedHardwoodForests. Quantifying SoilResponseFollowing American Kwak Soil. Lamb.) SeedlingsPlanted onanOilSandsReclaimed Nitrogen RetranslocationinJackPine(Pinusbanksiana Nursery NutrientLoadingIncreasedGrowthand Casillas, KristiKMeier*andWayne A. Robbie Terrestrial EcologicalUnitInventory Data. Communities oftheUpperSonoranDesertUsing Determination ofFireImpactsonVegetative Mackenzie andMikeFlannigan Association withPine. Charcoal StimulatesEctomycorrhizalFungal Sanford* Jr.,DustinKebbleandKaraGibson Pine ForestSoilsinNorthern Arizona. Black CarboninOldGrowthandThinnedPonderosa Xu andBradC.Joern Greenhouse Conditions. Land NutrientCyclingandWheat GrowthUnder High-Carbon Amendment Impacts on Reclaimed Mined Samira H.DaroubandStefanGerber Everglades Agricultural Area. Carbon FractionsinSubsidingHistosols inthe Franzluebbers C andNFractions. Bioassay ofPlant Growth fromSoilsVarying in Active Schoonover, RachelCookandJackieCrim Soybean Rotation. Crops andTillageonNutrientLeachinginaCorn/ Effects ofLeguminousandNon-LeguminousCover Burke* andKatieLRothlisberger-Lewis Soil CarbonFractionsintheTexas HighPlains. Impact ofConservation ManagementPracticeson Health Indicators. Fertilizer NManagementEffectsonSoilQualityand Winter Cover Crops,Fall Applied PoultryLitter,and Fukumasu*, LizJShawandYasushi Mori Activity andNitrogenMineralization?. How DoesSoilMacro-AggregationImpactonEnzyme Zubieta*, Lori A. HoaglandandLuzMarinaMelgarejo That HelpSoybeansTolerateWater Stress. Identification of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungal Species and RandallK.Kolka Emma L.Witt*, ChristopherD.Barton,Jeffrey W.Stringer Temperature ChangesFollowingForestHarvesting. Impact ofStreamsideManagementZonesonSoil Prem Pokharel*,ScottX.ChangandJin-Hyeob

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343-314 Regional Assessment of Cattle Grazing and Baling 344-301 Comparing Distributions of 2-D Shape Descriptors of Corn Residues in Nebraska: Implications on Soil for Soil Delineations in Oregon Using Non-Parametric Ecosystem Services. Manbir Kaur Rakkar*, Humberto Statistical Methods. yulin sun* Blanco, Rick Rasby, Mary E. Drewnoski, James C. 344-302 Serpentine (ultramafic) Soil Development on Arid MacDonald, Kristen M. Ulmer and Jordan L. Cox Terraces in Baja California. Earl B. Alexander* 343-315 Profile Soil C and N after 25 Years of Tillage and Soil 344-303 Variation of Soil Property Depth Functions. Jenna Amendments. Charles W. Rice, Edwin K. Akley*, Stuart Grauer-Gray* and Alfred E. Hartemink M. Watts, Andrew R. McGowan, Leonardo M Bastos, 344-304 Implementation of Terrestrial Ecological Unit Inventory Miguel Arango, Noortje Notenbaert, Evelyn Nordberg, Geospatial (TEUI) Toolkit for Mapping Sky Island Rodrigo da Silveira Nicoloso and Telmo Jorge Jorge Ecosystems of the Coronado National Forest, Arizona Amado USA. Mark A. Casillas*, Robert Wright Ballard, Patricia L. 343-316 Dynamics of Soil Carbon and Nitrogen from a Boness, Wayne A. Robbie and David R. Watson Badri Khanal*, Perennial Bioenergy Cropping System. 344-305 Comparing Estimates of Soil Carbon Content Using Anuj Chiluwal, Hari P Singh, Wayne F Whitehead and Geospatial Analysis of Field and SSURGO Data. Bharat P Singh Elena Mikhailova*, Abduljaleel Altememe, Abdullah 343-317 Soil Organic Carbon and Nitrogen in Silvopasture with Bawazir, Rebecca Chandler, Michael Cope, Christopher Native Warm Season Grasses. J. Chris Smith* and Alan J. Post, Roxanne Stiglitz, Hamdi Zurqani and Mark A. Franzluebbers Schlautman 343-318 Cropping System Effects on Wind Erosion Potential. Cassandra Schnarr*, Meagan E. Schipanski and John SESSION NO. 345—4:00 PM–6:00 PM Tatarko PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 SESSION NO. 344—4:00 PM–6:00 PM Microbial Diversity of Oligotrophic PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 Environments: Strategies, Processes, and Soil Pedology Poster Functions Poster SSSA Division: Pedology SSSA Division: Soil Biology and Biochemistry 344-223 Climatic, Topographic, and Land-Use Effects on Soil Moderator: Aditi Sengupta Properties in Sankuru Region, Central Democratic 345-206 Surface Coal Mineland Reclamation Using a Dry Flue Esakakondo Lohese* and Republic of Congo (DRC). Gas Desulfurization Product and Soil: Long-Term Nicolas A. Jelinski Microbial Responses. Liming Chen*, Yongqiang Tian, 344-224 Is There a Case to be Made for a “Wet” Soil Order?. Huaqin Xu, David Kost and Warren Dick Martin C. Rabenhorst*, Mark Stolt and David Lindbo 344-225 Lithologic and Climatic Influences on Phosphorous SESSION NO. 346—4:00 PM–6:00 PM in California. Stewart G Wilson*, Randy A. Dahlgren, Anthony Toby O’Geen and Andrew Margenot PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 344-226 Relationships Between Andic and Spodic Soil Soil Health in Agroecosystems/Rangelands Properties and Associated Forest Communities of the Northern Rocky Mountains. Max Ross*, Paul A. Poster McDaniel and Mark Kimsey SSSA Division: Soil Biology and Biochemistry A 344-227 Proposed Revision to Soil Taxonomy - Spodosols. David Moderator: Jennifer Moore-Kucera fternoon L. Lindbo* 346-207 Fertility Amendments Alter Soil Health and Affect 344-228 Shifting Paradigms - Soil Survey 2026. David L. Lindbo*, Susceptibility to Rhizoctonia Solani in Intensively David Hoover and Pam Thomas Managed High Tunnel Production Systems. Lori A. 344-229 A Draft Strategic Plan for the National Coopertive Soil Hoagland*, Liliana Gomez, Jyothi Thimmapuram, Sagar Survey. David L. Lindbo* and Pam Thomas Sutturka and Sulbha Choudhari 344-230 Exploring Relationships Between Soil Structure 346-208 Impact of Land Use on Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungal and Climate Across the Conterminous USA. Aoesta Communities in Machinga District, Southern Malawi. Mohammed, Daniel Hirmas*, Daniel Gimenez and Attila Placid Mpeketula* Nemes 346-209 Maintaining Soil Health after Remediated 344-231 A Soil Series Database for Soil Taxonomy. Brian A. Agroecostems Are Returned to Traditional Cropping Needelman and Dylan Beaudette* Systems. Veronica Acosta-Martinez and Jonathan Cotton* 344-232 Genesis of Aridic Argiustolls of Western Kansas. 346-210 Soil Particulate Organic Matter Dynamics after Michelle Scarpace*, Michel D. Ransom, Skye A. Wills, Conservation Reserve Program Land Is Converted to DeAnn R. Presley and Gerard J. Kluitenberg Cropland. Francisco J. Calderon*, Lisa M. Fultz, Veronica 344-233 Biochar Resilience to Weathering in Northern Acosta-Martinez, Jennifer Kucera and Chenhui Li Appalachian US Marginal Soils. Patrick J. Drohan*, 346-211 Effects of Land Use Change on the Organic Carbon Roger T. Koide, R. Howard Skinner, Curtis J. Dell and Fractions in an Arid Soil. Brittany Trimble* and Paul Paul R. Adler Verburg 344-234 Anthropogenic Effects on Soil Properties of the Las 346-212 Effects of Dust Detergent Residues on Some Capas Irrigation System of Tucson, Arizona. Jeffrey A. Biochemical Properties of the Farming Soil and Seed Homburg* and Fred L. Nials Germination Rates. Serdar Bilen*, Murat Bilen, Kenan 344-235 A Thirty Year Review of the Kandic Horizon in Soil Barik and Mustafa Yildirim Canbolat Taxonomy. Joey N. Shaw* 344-300 Updates and Amendments to Soil Taxonomy. Kenneth Scheffe*, Curtis Monger and Shawn J. Mcvey

186 347-205 347-204 347-203 347-202 347-201 347-200 347-135 347-134 347-133 347-132 347-131 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.347—4:00PM–6:00PM 346-218 346-217 346-216 346-215 346-214 346-213

SSSA Division:SoilEducationandOutreach Soil Education&OutreachPoster Science ConceptsToday. Using CenturyOldResearchtoTeach FundamentalSoil W. Duckworth Research Opportunities. Attracting Non-SoilsUndergraduatestoSoilScience Jacob ReedPrater* on StudentLearningandLaboratoryPreparedness. Pre-Laboratory Video Tutorials inSoilPhysics:Effects Laura White,KennethC.CarrollandJeanneGleason for Undergrads. Science_Of_Agriculture.Org –OnlineTeaching Tools Christopher Post,Mark A. SchlautmanandJuliaSharp Color Sensor. Teaching SoilColorIdentificationUsinganInexpensive Andreotta Projects. Participants inEnvironmentalHealthCitizenScience Evaluating theMotivations, Knowledge, andEfficacyof Greenlee County. Created Citizen-ScienceProjectin Apache, Cochiseand Gardenroots: The Arizona GardenProject-aCo- Professionals. Education OpportunityforNon-CCA Agronomy Caitlin PriceYoungquist*, JayNortonandJamesB.Harsh Developing aSoilTest KitforExtensionProgramming. Butalia* Soil Interpretive Exhibits Along Trails. Looking BeyondtheHorizons. and MichaelJCastellano Osterholz*, OshriRinot, Abraham Shaviv,MattLiebman Potential NitrogenMineralization?. Can SoilOrganicMatterQuantityandQualityPredict Smith J. Franzluebbers,BiancaMoebius-CluneandBrandon Stott, Charles W. Rice,JudeMaul,RichardP.Dick, Alan Myrold, KristenS.Veum, MichaelLehman,DianeE. Veronica Acosta-Martinez, DanielK.Manter,DavidD. Soil Health Assessment. Soil BiologicalIndicatorsofHealthforaNational on Mid-OhioGlaciatedSoils. Implications forSoilHealth:CropManagmentSystems Lorenz andRobertJ.Kremer Missouri PrairieSoils. Conditions onMicrobialCommunityStructurein Effects ofPrescribedBurnandSampleStorage Northup, PrasannaH.Gowdaand Anil Somenahally Srinivas*, JesseI.DuPont,NidhishLokesh,BrianK. Under DifferentNitrogenandTillagePractices. As anIndicatorofSoilHealthinWheatSystems Assessing SoilMicrobialBiomassandCommunities Cox, JamesLarryOldhamandWilliam Kingery Shanmugam*, NormieBuehring,Wayne Ebelhar,Michael Microbial Diversity andSoilHealth. Long Term ImpactofTillageandCropRotationonSoil

Shana Sandhaus*andMonicaDRamirez-

Elena Mikhailova, RoxanneStiglitz*,

Jim BFriedericks* April L.Ulery*,BarbaraChamberlin,

Melisa Bohlman* Kristen SloanVeum*, Todd

Jennifer Moore-Kucera*, Joshua L.Heitman*andOwen Daryl Dagesse*

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348-103 348-102 348-101 348-100 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.348—4:00PM–6:00PM 349-110 349-109 349-108 349-107 349-106 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.349—4:00PM–6:00PM 348-105 348-104 Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division:SoilChemistry Division: Forest,RangeandWildland Soils,SSSA Division: Remote SensingofLandSurfaceandVadose Impacts ofSoilandWater PollutiononFood Safety Poster(includesstudentcompetition) Moderator: Moderator: Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division:Soilsand Environmental Quality, SSSA Division:Pedology, SSSA

SSSA Division:SoilsandEnvironmentalQuality Zone HydrologicProcessesPoster Using SMAPSoilMoistureMeasurementsinCarbon Todd G.Caldwell, John Andrews andKutalmisSaylam Using Airborne LidarandImagery. Measuring DesertTerrain andEcosystem Attributes Markus Tuller, EbrahimBabaeianandScottB.Jones Moisture. to P-BandRadarRemoteSensingofRootZoneSoil A NewSolutiontoRichards’Equationfor Application Markus Tuller Sadeghi, Wenyi Sheng,RongZhou,ScottB.Jonesand Optical RemoteSensing. Moisture toImprove GroundTruthCalibrationof Relating SurfaceReflectanceandNear-SurfaceSoil Hard* Tucson: Community GardensVs. Grocery Stores. Examining TraceElementConcentrations inKalefrom Contaminated Soils. Potato GrownonBroilerLitter Ash AmendedPband As Arsenic, Pb,Cu,Zn,andP Accumulation BySweet Tawfiq Alfaifi*andMonicaDRamirez-Andreotta Environmental PublicHealthIntervention Strategies. in CulturallyRelevant CropsandLow-Cost Investigating Arsenic, LeadandMercury Accumulation Lee* andJeng-Yan Su Affected By AdditionofGallium andIndium. The GrowthofRiceSeedlingsinDifferentSoils As Guilherme and Angelia L.Seyfferth Amaral*, MattLimmer,LuizRobertoGuimarães Pb Accumulation inRice(Oryzasativa L.). Impact ofWater andSiManagementon As, Cd,and Jonge F. Dokht,MariaKnadel,MogensH.Greve andLisW. de Brent E.Clothier,KarinMüller,KenKawamoto, Hamed Repellency inSoil. Visible Near-InfraredSpectroscopyPredictsWater Tuller Babaeian*, MortezaSadeghi,ScottB.JonesandMarkus with HyperspectralLine-ScanImaging. High-Resolution MappingofSurfaceSoilMoisture Bringer, RattanLalandJoelJohnson Flux StudiesinOhio. SSSA Division:SoilPhysicsandHydrology

Morteza Sadeghi,EbrahimBabaeian,Todd Urban and Anthropogenic Soils Hui Li,QiaoyunHuang,MonicaRamirez- Morteza Sadeghi*, Alireza Tabatabaeenejad,

Andreotta Caldwell Cecilie Hermansen*,Per Moldrup,

Eton E.Codling* Jose G.Guzman*, Alexandra M. Ebrahim Babaeian*,Morteza SESSION NO. 349

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349-111 Heavy Metal Contamination in New Mexico Soils after 350-126 Survival of Thermotolerant Coliforms in Tropical Soil 2015 Gold King Mine Spill. Samuel Fullen*, Kevin A Cultivated with Eucalyptus and Fertilized with Sewage Lombard, Barbara Hunter and April L. Ulery Sludge. Irae Amaral Guerrini*, Marianne Fidalgo Faria, 349-112 Plant Uptake of Emerging Contaminants from Fernando Carvalho Oliveira, Maria Inês Z. Sato, Elayse Commercially Available Biosolid-Based Fertilizers. M. Hachiche, Livia Goulart and Rob Harrison Jihyun R. Kim* and Michael L. Mashtare Jr. 350-127 Seasonal Changes of Soil Quality Indicators Under 349-113 Temporal Stability of Microbial Water Quality in Two Different Cropping Systems in an Arid Environment. Irrigation Ponds in Maryland. Rachel Kierzewski*, Mohammed Omer*, Omololu J. Idowu, April L. Ulery, Matthew Stocker, Billie Griffith, Daniel Shelton and Dawn VanLeeuwen and Steven J. Guldan Yakov A. Pachepsky 350-128 Assessing Soil Quality Issues for Crop Production 349-114 Removal of Fecal Indicator Bacteria from Manured Function in Itapaji Watershed of Southwestern Soils Under Simulated Rainfall Events Spaced in Time. Nigeria: An Approach. Gabriel Oluwatosin*, Olateju Matthew Stocker*, Robert L. Hill, Yakov A. Pachepsky, D Adeyolanu, Kayode S Are, John Idowu, Ayodele O Stephanie A. Yarwood and Daniel R. Shelton Adelana, Olubunmi A Denton, James Alabi Adediran and Olufunmilayo T Ande SESSION NO. 350—4:00 PM–6:00 PM 350-129 Assessment of the Drilosphere of a. Trapezoides or L. Terrestris in the Activity of Clopyralid in Palouse Soils. PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 Ayobami Adegbite* Soils and Environmental Quality Poster II 350-130 Sugarcane Bagasse ASH Application in Chemical and Organic Soil Attributes. Jose E. Cora* SSSA Division: Soils and Environmental Quality 350-115 Dissolved Organic Nitrogen in Runoff/Surface Water from Agricultural Fields. Li Liguang*, Zhenli He, Peter J. SESSION NO. 351—5:15 PM–8:00 PM Stoffella, Patrick W. Inglett and Malak Tfaily PCC, Room 129 AB, First Level 350-116 Assessing Nitrogen Sources and Transformations in Deep Soil Profiles of a Sandy, Limestone-Based Leo M. Walsh Soil Fertility Distinguished Watershed. Dorah K. Foster*, Patrick W. Inglett, Xiaolin Lectureship Liao, Andy Canion and Dean Dobberfuhl 350-117 Long-Term Tillage Effects on Soil Organic Carbon, Sponsored by The Mosaic Company Nitrogen, and Grain Yields of Winter Wheat - Spring SSSA Division: Nutrient Management and Soil and Plant Pea Rotation in the Pacific Northwest.Rakesh Awale*, Analysis Stephen Machado and Karl Rhinhart Moderator: Carrie Laboski, Joshua McGrath 350-118 Edge-of-Field Water Quality in Surface and Subsurface Runoff from Paired Corn Fields.Eric O. Young*, Stephen 5:15 PM Introductory Remarks Kramer and Laura B. Klaiber 351-1 5:20 PM Precision Agriculture for the Developed and 350-119 Soil Nutrients Variability in Irrigated Strip-Stocked Developing World. William R. Raun* Pastures in Semiarid Condition in Northern Nevada. 6:15 PM Reception after program Christina T Igono*, Juan K. Q. Solomon and Dhurba Neupane SESSION NO. 352—5:30 PM–6:45 PM 350-120 Ironstone and Red Mud Soil Amendment: Phosphorus PCC, Room 121 C, First Level Solubility and Bermudagrass Growth. Samantha Smith*, A Lewis Gaston and Jeffery Beasley Elevator Speech Contest for Grad Students and fternoon 350-121 Effects of Floating Aquatic Vegetation and Post-Docs Environmental Factors on Soluble Reactive Phosphorus ACS238 Graduate Student Committee in Florida Canals. Jennifer Cooper*, Anne Sexton, Timothy Lang and Samira H. Daroub 350-122 Poultry Litter Ash Fertilizer: Phosphorus Availability SESSION NO. 353—6:00 PM–7:15 PM and Mobility in Low Fertility Soil. Crysal Vance*, Jeffery PCC, Room 126C, First Level Beasley and Lewis Gaston 350-123 Effectiveness of Blind Inlets, Filter Socks, and Grassed ASA Business Meeting--Climatology and Buffers in Reducing Sediment and Phosphorus Losses Modeling Via Tile Line Surface Inlets. Martin J. Shipitalo* and ASA Section: Climatology and Modeling Mark D. Tomer 350-124 Fertility of a Recovered Soil with Sewage Sludge SESSION NO. 354—6:00 PM–9:00 PM and Native Species of the Atlantic Forest. Irae Amaral Guerrini*, Lívia Maria Lima Goulart, Marianne Fidalgo PCC, Ballroom 120 B-D, First Level Faria, Grasiela Spada, Thiago Tassio Souza Silva, Pedro Election Night Watch Party Henrique Proença Nalesso, Guilherme Willian Carlos and Rob Harrison Special Sessions 350-125 Short-Term Effects of Municipal Sewage Sludge Extracts on Physiological Indicators of Italian Ryegrass SESSION NO. 355—6:10 PM–7:30 PM Seedlings. Leônidas P. Passos*, Jemima Gonçalves PCC, Room 221 C, Second Level Pinto da Fonseca, Julio Cesar José da Silva, Jober Condé Evangelista Freitas, Andrea Mittelmann, Lucas P. Eiterer SSSA Business Meeting--Soil Mineralogy and Marcone A. L. Oliveira SSSA Division: Soil Mineralogy

188 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.360—7:00 AM–4:30 PM 359-1 Sheraton Grand,Valley oftheSun ABC, SecondFloor AM–9:00 AM 359—7:00 NO. SESSION 358-1 PCC, Room126B,FirstLevel AM–8:00 AM 358—7:00 NO. SESSION Wednesday, Nov. 9 PCC, Room126C,FirstLevel SESSION NO.357—7:15PM–7:30PM PCC, Room228B,SecondLevel SESSION NO.356—6:10PM–7:30PM CSSA Breakfast, Awards, andPlenary (Betty Agroclimatology and Agronomic Modeling Moderator:

ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting-- 9:00 AM 8:30 AM 8:15 AM 7:40 AM 7:30 AM 7:00 AM 8:00 AM 7:50 AM 7:20 AM 7:15 AM 7:00 AM SSSA BusinessMeeting--Soilsand Extension Materialson Display III SSSA Division:SoilsandEnvironmentalQuality Advancing Pedology Colloquium Klepper Endowed Lectureship) ASA Section:ClimatologyandModeling ASA Section:Education andExtension Roch Gaussoin,E.CharlesBrummer,Michael Environmental Quality Adjourn Face ofClimateChange Ecological ResilienceandCropSelectioninthe Farmers asInnovators inFostering Agro- Innovations Happenonthe(Arid)Margins: Presidential Address andCEORemarks CSSA Awards Introductory Remarks CSSA Breakfast Adjourn Discussion of theBox. Soil ScienceinSpace:ThinkingWay Outside Introductory Remarks Coffee/Pastries Moderator: Keynote/Plenary Sessions SSSA Division:Pedology

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GaryNabhan*

361-4 361-3 361-2 361-1 PCC, Room227C,SecondLevel AM AM–10:45 361—7:30 NO. SESSION PCC, Room128B,FirstLevel SESSION NO.362—7:55 AM–12:00 PM 361-10 361-9 361-8 361-7 361-6 361-5 Symposium--Honoring theContributionsofLaj Ahuja: BuildingBridges Among DisciplinesBy Synthesizing andQuantifyingSoilPlant Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division:SoilPhysicsand Soil FertilityforCorn,Wheat,andSoybean Processes forWholeSystemsModeling Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division: Nutrient

8:40 AM 8:25 AM 8:00 AM 7:35 AM 7:30 AM 7:55 AM 10:45 AM 10:25 AM 10:10 AM 9:55 AM 9:40 AM 9:25 AM 9:10 AM 8:55 AM SSSA Division:SoilFertility andPlantNutrition Management andSoilPlant Analysis ASA Section:ClimatologyandModeling Moderator: Moderator: USGS FieldStudies. Data Worth,andUncertainty:Examplesfrom Using RZWQM2-PESTforModelCalibration, Regions totheNetwork. Modeling Agricultural Systems-fromFieldsto Requirements. –Model Capability,DeficitsandData Modelling CroppingSystemswithHermes Vangimalla R.Reddy Timlin*, DavidH.Fleisher,Soo-HyungKimand for Agricultural SystemsModeling. Laj Ahuja’s MultidemensionlInspiration Introductory Remarks Introductory Remarks Adjourn Lajpat R. Ahuja* System Modeling: A Rewarding Research Area. Soil Physics,Hydrology,and Agricultural Liwang Ma Anapalli*, Laj Ahuja, PrasannaH.Gowdaand Evapotranspiration Processes. A RealisticSimulationofthe Turkeltaub Harris, XiaoxiuJia,KateGongadzeandTuvia Comber, Yihe LV, William R.Whalley,P Shao, Andrew Binley,MingbinHuang, Alexis Critical ZoneinChina. and EcosystemProcessesinLoessPlateau Modelling RelationshipsBetween Soil,Water Mathias J.M.Romkens* and InfiltrationonFlatland Agricultural Areas. An Analytical, Holistic Approach toDrainage Laj Ahuja and David C.Nielsen*,S. A. Saseendran,Liwang Ma Field ResearchResultsinTimeandSpace. Using CroppingSystemsModelstoExtend Break Feyereisen andMartinJ.Shipitalo Douglas L.Karlen,Liwang Ma,GaryW. Production System. Subsurface DrainsfromaMidwest Bioenergy RZWQM SimulationsofNitrateLossto

Hydrology E. JamesDunphy Robert Lascano KurtC.Kersebaum* RobertW. Malone*, BernardT. Nolan*

LianhaiWu*,Ming’an SESSION NO. 362 ClaudioO.Stockle* Saseendran Dennis

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Arjun Heimsath*

Sample Analysis at Mars (SAM) Instrument Sample Detection of Microbial Essential Carbon and Nitrogen. Andrew Steele, Jennifer Jennifer Eigenbrode, Amy McAdam and Paul Stern, Rafael Gonzalez, Mahaffy Growth in Managing Soil for Plant Microgravity: Lessons Learned from Vomit Comet and Space Station Experiments. Heinse* and Scott B. Jones Introductory Remarks An Introduction of Soils: View A Planetary Agriculture. Astropedology and Space to Hangsheng Lin* and Jim Bell Quantifying Soil Sustainability on Habitable Worlds. The Soils of Mars: Physical, Elemental, and Mineralogic Properties. The Soil of Mars. Amorphous Salts in the Martian Regolith. Deanne Rogers*, Elizabeth Sklute, Jason Gregerson, Richard Reeder and Darby Dyar As a Climate Indicator: Soil Crystallinity Field Experiments on Earth and Mars. Horgan*, Noel Scudder, Elizabeth Rampe and Alicia Rutledge Break The Martian: It’s Not Just Science Fiction. Bruce Bugbee*, Scott B. Jones and Jeanette M. Norton Microbial Habitability in Gale Crater: Can Pre-Plant Polymer-Sulphur Coated Urea Coated Polymer-Sulphur Can Pre-Plant Application?. Need of Split N Replace the Diaz and A. Ruiz A. Gonzalez*, Dorivar Hugo Trivelin C.O. Paulo Dryland Chlorosis in Waterlogged, Managing Wheat. Winter Jan U.H. R. Huggins, Erin Brooks, Brown, David and A Vierling A. Sanguinet, Lee Eitel, Karen L Pan William with Grain Yield Proline Metabolite Increases Applications. Side-Dress Foliar, in-Furrow, and Lickfeldt*, Matthew Unkefer, Darin W Pat and Nick Wilson Bond, Sam Ryan Werner, Vandervort in Intensive Maize and Soybean Nutrition Southern Russia. Cropping Systems in and Dmitry Nosov*, Olga Biryukova Vladimir Bozhkov Information. Soil Test Analyzing Categorical Scott Murrell* and Hao Zhang Discussion Adjourn Moderator: SSSA Division: Soil Physics and Hydrology SSSA Systems, ASA Section: Education and Extension ASA Systems, 10:45 AM 7:55 AM 8:00 AM 8:15 AM 8:35 AM 9:05 AM 9:25 AM 9:40 AM 9:55 AM 10:10 AM 10:30 AM 11:25 AM 11:30 AM 11:35 AM 11:40 AM 11:45 AM 11:50 AM 12:00 PM

Astropedology and Space Agriculture Astropedology and Space Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA Division: Pedology, Division: Pedology, Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA New Frontiers of Soil and Plant Sciences: New Frontiers of Soil and Plant SSSA Division: Soil Mineralogy, SSSA Division: Soil and Water Soil and Water Division: SSSA Division: Soil Mineralogy, SSSA Management and Conservation, ASA Section: Agronomic Production Section: ASA Management and Conservation, 363-9 363-1 363-2 363-3 363-4 363-5 363-6 363-7 363-8 362-15 362-16 362-17 362-18 362-19 AM–12:00 PM SESSION NO. 363—7:55 PCC, Room 125 B, First Level

John H. Uttam K. Sarah E Lyons*, Merle F. Vigil*, Merle F. Vigil*, M. Wayne Ebelhar* M. Wayne Maryam Shahrtash*, Maryam Daniel Quinn* and Kurt Jasper M Teboh*, Joel Ransom, Jasper M Teboh*, Matthew W. Clover*, Kirandeep Kirandeep Clover*, W. Matthew Cameron M. Pittelkow* Silvia Carolina Cordova*, Ranae N Silvia Carolina Cordova*, Magda Rogalsky*, Don Flaten, Yvonne Gautam Prasad Pradhan*, Jasper M

Do Soybeans in Iowa Use More Nitrogen Than Do Soybeans in Iowa They Fix?. Archontoulis and Michael J Dietzel, Sotirios V Castellano Sunflower and Soybean Plants By Near Infra- and Soybean Sunflower Red Reflectance Spectroscopy: Development Calibration Models. and Validation G. Tillman, Wiley Saha*, Dinku Endale, Patricia Gaskin and Leticia S. C. Johnson III, Julia W. Sonon Efficiency Nitrogen Use Does Biochar Improve in Maize?. Silage Rotations in New York. Thomas F. Kilcer, Gregory Godwin and Quirine M. Ketterings Protocol - Looking for the Product Evaluation Next Big Thing in Soybean Production. and Claire M Venard Grove* Attributes of Quality Analysis of Various Effect of Silicon Fertilization on Plant Growth Effect of Silicon Fertilization on and Drought Stress Tolerance in Wheat (Triticum aestivum). Murilo Martins, Samuel Brenda Tubana, Joseph Garrett and Lawrence Datnoff Kwakye, on the Date The Impact of Planting Establishment and Nitrogen Uptake of Winter As Double Crops in Corn Cereals Grown Milling Industry. Steinke Winter Concept for Dryland The Delta Yield Wheat in Eastern Colorado. David J. Poss, David C. Nielsen and Joseph G. Benjamin Break Interaction on Soil Moisture, Physiology, Spring of No-till Dryland Growth, and Yield Wheat. Bergman, James Jerald W. Chengci Chen, Teboh, Link, Reza K. T. Austin A. Staricka, Emma Link, Dragseth Afshar, Rebecca K. Garza and Kyle in Soft White Winter Maximizing Investment Agronomic Inputs for Michigan’s Wheat Szilvia Zilahi-Sebess, Paulo J Flores and Larry Szilvia Zilahi-Sebess, Paulo Cihacek Fertilization Beneficial Phosphorus and Zinc for Corn in Manitoba: Management Practices Crop Rotation and Strip-Tillage Preliminary Results. and John Heard Mario Tenuta Lawley, Impacts of Sulfur, Nitrogen, and Their Haixiao LI*, Noura N. Ziadi, Leon-Etienne Haixiao LI*, Noura N. Alain Morel and Christian Etienne Parent, Mollier Yields in on Crop Increased Fertility Effects Grown with Twin- Corn/Soybean Rotations Row Production Systems. Sources As Grains Corn Response to Distillers of Phosphorus. Boron Response in Corn with Increasing Plant Plant in Corn with Increasing Boron Response Populations. and Freeman, Curt Woolfolk W. Mann, Kyle Ross Bender on and P Fertilization Effects Soil Tillage of Corn and Morphology Root Distribution max, L.). L.) and Soybean (Glycin (Zea mays, 11:20 AM 11:15 AM 10:45 AM 11:00 AM 10:15 AM 10:30 AM 9:45 AM 10:00 AM 9:30 AM 9:00 AM 9:15 AM 8:30 AM 8:45 AM 8:00 AM 8:15 AM

190 362-13 362-14 362-12 362-11 362-10 362-9 362-8 362-7 362-6 362-5 362-4 362-3 362-2 SESSION NO. 363 NO. SESSION 362-1

Morning 365-4 365-3 365-2 365-1 PCC, Room221C,SecondLevel AM–9:50 AM 365—8:00 NO. SESSION 364-6 364-5 364-4 364-3 364-2 364-1 PCC, Room225B,SecondLevel AM–9:50 AM 364—8:00 NO. SESSION 363-12 363-11 363-10 Economics ofCover CropsandImpactonCrop

8:50 AM 8:35 AM 8:20 AM 8:05 AM 8:00 AM 9:50 AM 9:40 AM 9:25 AM 9:10 AM 8:55 AM 8:40 AM 8:25 AM 8:10 AM 8:00 AM 12:00 PM 11:30 AM 11:15 AM 11:00 AM ASA Section:LandManagementandConservation Education andExtensionOral ASA Section:EducationandExtension Kosuke NoborioandYuichiMaruo Infiltration inPorousMedia. The MicrogravityEffectsonUpward Farney andGretchenF.Sassenrath Cathryn Davis*,DeAnnR.Presley, Jaymelynn Crop MixturesUsedforSupplemental Forage. Cost-Benefit Analysis ofMulti-SpeciesCover Armstrong T. Deppe,CoreyLaceyandShalamarD. Richard T. Roth*,MichaelD.Ruffatti, William Environmental BenefitsinCentralIllinois. Cost Analysis ofCover CropInclusionand DeLaune* andStanBevers Systems intheTexas RollingPlains. Economics ofTransitioningtoCover Crop Balkcom Perspective. Managing Cover Crops: An Economic Introductory Remarks Adjourn Discussion Scarpace and Amanda Schraeder Stephanie Karhoff,Kayla Griffith,Michelle Adams, SarahGrogan,JamieL.Foster, Robert Michitsch,JodiCreasapGee,Catrina Plantingscience Module. Agronomy FeedstheWorld: A New Health. Collaborative LearningCommunities-Soil N. Klein* Spray VolumeforPesticide Application. Required SprayDropletSize(orSizes)andthe Complying withtheRecommendedor Research andManagement. Partnerships: StandardsforSuccessinGrazing Evaluating 'BestPractices'forPublic-Private Gaspar MonteiroTraballi Claudio Ditticio,RicardoCalasansand Amanda Traballi*, Alexandre Cavalcante DeQueiroz, Agronomy DistanceEducation. Thorsten Knappenberger* Using aLightboardtoFliptheClassroom. Introductory Remarks Adjourn Douglas W. Ming* Agriculture onMars:SoilsforPlant Growth. Raymond M.Wheeler Technologies. Space Agriculture: EvolutionofPlant Growth Moderator: Productivity Oral IndiS.Braden*

LeahM.Duzy*andKiplingS. OscarMonje*,GaryW. Stutteand Paul Porter

MarthaR.Zwonitzer*, GretaLandis* NaotoSato*, RogerioCarlos Paul B. Robert

366-1 PCC, Room122 A, FirstLevel AM AM–10:00 366—8:00 NO. SESSION 365-7 365-6 365-5 366-7 366-6 366-5 366-4 366-3 366-2 Soil-Plant-Atmosphere InteractionsandSoil Carbon DynamicsinLong-Term Research

8:05 AM 8:00 AM 9:50 AM 9:35 AM 9:20 AM 9:05 AM 10:00 AM 9:50 AM 9:35 AM 9:20 AM 9:05 AM 8:50 AM 8:35 AM 8:20 AM ASA Section:EnvironmentalQuality Seasonal GreenhouseGasandSoilNutrient Introductory Remarks Adjourn Marcillo* andFernandoMiguez Crops: An UpdatedMeta-Analysis. Corn Yield ResponseUnderWinter Cover Sawyer andPeter C.Scharf Warren Dick,NsalambiV. Nkongolo,JohnE. Helmers, Daryl Herzmann,LoriJ. Abendroth, Kladivko*, Alexandra Kravchenko,MatthewJ. at Ten Sites Across theUSCornbelt. Evaluation ofaWinter CerealRye Cover Crop Richard B.FergusonandPaul Jasa Corn Yield. Residue Removal onRainfedandIrrigated Interactive EffectsofCover CropandCorn Adjourn Concluding Remarks Harmanjit SDhadliandSeemaChaudhary System. Fertiliser ExperimentonRice-Wheat Cropping Emissions: LessonsLearntfrom Long-Term Carbon SequestrationandGreenhouseGas Years. Receiving BeefCattleFeedlotManurefor30 Discontinued Manure Application after Surface SoilOrganicCResponseto Stevens andJalalDJabro Andrew W. Lenssen,BrettL. Allen, William B. Alternate-Year Rotation. Carbon andCropYield Comparedwith Stacked CropRotationReducesSoilOrganic Obrist, EricERodenandYuYang Aman Patel, XilongWang, YuanzhiTang, Daniel Adhikari, JacquelineMejia,RixiangHuang, Anaerobic Reduction. Organic CarboninForestSoilsduring Coupled DynamicsofIronandIron-Bound Kelliher Erin Lawrence-Smith,DenisCurtinandFrank Renewal inNewZealand. Increase SoilCarbonStorageduringPasture The PotentialforFullInversion Tillageto Ventrella, MarcoBindiandPeter Smith Daniele Antichi, FrancescoMorari,Domenico Olesen, KirstenSchelde,JohnRoyPorter, Bahadur Ghaley,LorenzoBrilli,JørgenEivind Jagadeesh Yeluripati*, RobertoFerrise,Bhim Practices: A ModelInter-ComparisonStudy. Matter Dynamics As AffectedByManagement Analysis ofFactorsControllingSoilOrganic Rice Jean L.Steiner,Miguel Arango andCharlesW. Perennial GrassPastures. Cycling inSemi-AridNative andNon-Native Moderator: Experiments BenThomasandXiyingHao* BabuSBrar*,GurmeetSinghDheri,

SabrinaRuis*,HumbertoBlanco, Hero Gollany

QianZhao*,Dinesh

SESSION NO. 366 UpendraM.Sainju*, BrekkePeterson*, MichaelH.Beare*, Guillermo EileenJ. 191

Morning

James P. Oksana Koryachenko, Oksana Koryachenko, Jennifer M DeBruyn*, Jennifer M Kari Wolf* and Satish

Alimamy Fornah* and Michael P. Sheeja George*, Ramdeo Seepaul

Hari P Singh*, Anuj Chiluwal, Badri Anuj Chiluwal, Hari P Singh*, Abdullah A. Jaradat*

Introductory Remarks Organic of Dissolved Molecular Level Water from N Transformation in Runoff Watershed. Agriculture Land in Indian River W. Li Liguang*, Zhenli He, Malak Tfaily, Patrick Peter J. Stoffella Inglett and Climate Impacts on Nitrogen Loads in Rivers of the Upper Midwest. Gupta Water. Drop-in Biofuel A Non-Food Brassica Carinata: Crop. Cover and David L. Wright Forage. Cellulosic Feedstock Vs. J. Butler and Muir*, Jamie L. Foster, Twain Jessup Russell W. Break Bioenergy Production and Carbon Sequestration Dynamics Under Conservation Program Management System. Reserve S. and Vinayak Dick Raut*, Warren Yogendra Shedekar Years Soil Carbon Changes Following Five Sorghum, and High Biomass of Corn, Sweet Sorghum Production on Marginal Lands. Goyne, James H. Maw*, Keith W. Michael J. W. Houx III and Felix B. Fritschi Production System on Marginal Land for High Bioenergy Cellulosic Biomass Using Perennial Crops. F Whitehead and Bharat P Singh Khanal, Wayne Discussion Adjourn Marl Pedological Formation - a Habitat for Formation - a Habitat Marl Pedological Microbial Community. Steinberger* and Yosef Ruben Girsowicz Hot Spots: Soil Microbial Postmortem Succession below Decomposing Community Mortalities. Vertebrate Jessica D Michelle Moats, Kelly L Cobaugh, W Keenan and Sarah Stevens Producing Auxin The Relationship Between Biomass Rhizobacteria and Wheat Productivity. Anderson Discussion Concluding Remarks Adjourn Introductory Remarks Climate Ethics and Carbon in Bioenergy Crops: and Land for Food, Biodiversity Bioenergy Vs. Competing for Food Crops ASA Section: Agronomic Production Systems Agronomic Production Section: ASA SSSA Division: Soils and Environmental Quality SSSA 8:00 AM 8:05 AM 8:20 AM 8:20 AM 8:45 AM 9:10 AM 9:25 AM 9:50 AM 10:15 AM 10:40 AM 10:55 AM 9:20 AM 9:35 AM 9:50 AM 10:05 AM 10:25 AM 10:30 AM 8:00 AM 8:05 AM

Soils and Environmental Quality Oral II Symposium--Biofuel Crop Production without Symposium--Biofuel Crop Production 370-1 370-2 369-2 369-3 369-4 369-5 369-6 SESSION AM NO. 370—8:00 AM–11:20 PCC, Room 126C, First Level 368-6 368-7 368-8 SESSION NO. 369—8:00 AM–10:55 AM Second Level PCC, Room 227 B, 369-1

Chuck

Jianming Xu*, David Pare*, Julien David Pare*, James A. Thompson*, James Di Liang* and G. Philip

Chengjie Ren*, Jian Deng, Nick Nickerson*, Nabil Saad,

Tami L Swenson*, Ulas Karaoz, Rebecca L Swenson*, Tami Jennifer DeBruyn, Sean Schaeffer Soil Properties David Paré, Grant Domke, Chuck Bulmer David Paré, That in Farmland. Xinhui Han and Gaihe Yang Ammonia Seasonal Dynamics of Soil Ammonia Oxidizing Bacteria (AOB) and in Response to Archaea (AOA) Oxidizing Nitrogen Fertilization. Robertson Bacterial Community Structure and Biogeochemical Cycling Genes Located within Pyrogenous Organic Matter. Zhongmin Dai and Philip Brookes Responses, Soil Despite Strong Temporal Are Afforested Land Microbial Communities in Than Variability Less Susceptible to Temporal Activity and Carbon Cycling in Biological Soil Crust. and Trent Lau, Richard Baran, Benjamin Bowen Northen Measurements of CO2, CH4, N2O Tandem Agricultural and N2O Isotopologues on an Field Using Crds. Gordon McArthur and David L. Burton Introductory Remarks Linking Microbial Community Structure, Schoeneberger, Douglas A. Wysocki and Cathy Schoeneberger, Douglas A. Seybold Discussion Adjourn M. Yoast and Stephanie Connolly M. Yoast Digital Soil Mapping in a Hypermaritime British Coumbia. Forested Watershed: Sanborn and Ian Giesbrecht T. Bulmer*, Paul Predicting Forest Soil Hydraulic Properties for Hydrological Modeling Using Digital Soil Mapping and Existing Soil Data. Philip J. Phillip R. Owens, Zamir Libohova*, Grant M. Domke*, Charles H. Perry, Lucas E. H. Perry, Grant M. Domke*, Charles W. Christopher Swanston, W. Christopher Nave, Woodall and Brian F. Walters Assessment: Guiding Landscape- Digital Soil Scale Forest Management and Restoration Appalachia. in Central Katey Adrienne Nottingham, Travis Nauman, Introductory Remarks of Soil Properties Optimising the Prediction with Limited Datasets. and Nicolas Mansuy Beguin, Geir-Arne Fuglstad and Forest Inventory Using Strategic-Level Organic to Estimate Soil Variables Auxiliary in the United States. Carbon on Forest Land - Stress Responses & Hot Spots SSSA Division: Soil Biology and Biochemistry SSSA Moderator: SSSA Division: Forest, Range and Wildland Soils Forest, Range Division: SSSA 9:05 AM 8:35 AM 8:50 AM 8:20 AM 8:00 AM 8:05 AM 9:45 AM 10:05 AM 9:05 AM 9:25 AM 8:45 AM 8:00 AM 8:05 AM 8:25 AM

Moderator: Symposium--Digital Soil Mapping of Forest Mapping of Forest Soil Symposium--Digital Resiliency in Soil Microbial Communities Oral Resiliency in Soil Microbial Communities 192 368-5 368-4 368-3 368-2 368-1 SESSION NO. 368—8:00 AM–10:30 AM PCC, Room 122 C, First Level

367-5 367-4 367-3 367-1 367-2

PCC, Room 122 B, PCC, Room SESSION NO. 367 NO. SESSION SESSION NO. 367—8:00 AM–10:05 AM

Morning 371-3 371-2 371-1 PCC, Room226B,SecondLevel AM–11:25371—8:00 NO. AM SESSION 370-12 370-11 370-10 370-9 370-8 370-7 370-6 370-5 370-4 370-3

8:25 AM 8:20 AM 8:15 AM 8:10 AM 8:00 AM 11:20 AM 11:05 AM 10:50 AM 10:35 AM 10:20 AM 10:05 AM 9:50 AM 9:35 AM 9:20 AM 9:05 AM 8:50 AM 8:35 AM Global Agronomy Oral ASA Section:Global Agronomy Burton, MarkGrimmett,JeffFranklin,CraigF. in Atlantic Canada. Emission RatesinTypicalDairyRotations Estimating DenitrificationandNitrousOxide Willem Duiker* Business forDestituteYouth inKenya. Progress withCustomHaymaking As a Panel Discussion Cornelius SerremandNamanNyabinda Ngunjiri, DarrellG.Schulze,Phillip R.Owens, in Western Kenya. Delivery ofSpatiallyExplicitSoilsInformation Darrell G.SchulzeandCorneliusSerrem Ngunjiri*, JoshuaO.Minai,PhillipR.Owens, Uasin GishuPlateau inWestern Kenya. Mapping toDigitallyMaptheSoilsof Utilizing Knowledge- BasedInference Introductory Remarks Adjourn Kovar Rahutomo*, MichaelL.ThompsonandJohn Release fromStreamBankSediments. Effects of Varying RedoxPotentialonP Schmieder Lars Bergström,HolgerKirchmannandFrank Long SoilColumnStudy. Surface Waters? ResultsfromaShortand Are HistosolsaMajorContributorofPto Tan Wang*, TiequanZhang,QuancaiHuandChin Using LaboratoryIncubationStudies. Coefficients for Various Animal Manures A ProtocoltoDeterminePhosphorusSource Nair*, Andressa FreitasandWillie G.Harris Retention: "anInconvenient Truth". Land Application ofBiocharandPhosphorus and ColinSheahan (Schaal) Spaciel,HeatherMcLain, Allee Klug Availabilities. Different Biosolids,Phosphorus Nair andJenniferShirley Biswanath Dari*,Cheryl Mackowiak,Vimala D. Soils ReceivingFertilizer Alternatives. Soil PhosphorusStorageCapacityinFlorida Break Kramer, KeeganGriffithandDonaldS.Ross Laura B.Klaiber*,EricO.Young, Stephen Water, Phosphorus,andSedimentLosses. Impacts of Agricultural TileDrainageon Derek HuntandHongjieZhang N andPforSilageCorn. Precision Placement ofDairySlurrytoSupply Kumar, Peter J.SextonandErinCortus Ozlu*, Abdullah Hoseyin Alhameid, Sandeep Soybean RotationinSouthDakota. Application onSoilQualityUnderaCorn- Impact ofManureandMineralFertilizer St. George Drury, BernieZebarth,Vernon RoddandEddie

Angela M.Ebeling*,Shelby

JoshuaO.Minai*,Mercy KeithD.Fuller*,DavidL.

ShabtaiBittman*, MatthewRiddle*, Ekrem Vimala D. Yutao Suroso

Sjoerd Mercy

371-9 371-8 371-7 371-6 371-5 371-4 372-2 372-1 PCC, Room123,FirstLevel AM–11:30372—8:00 NO. AM SESSION 371-13 371-12 371-11 371-10 Pedology, SSSA Division:SoilMineralogy, SSSA Division:Wetland SSSA Division:Forest,RangeandWildlandSoils,SSSA Division: Soil OrganicMatterCycling AsaKeyCritical Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division:SoilChemistry,

10:10 AM 9:55 AM 9:40 AM 9:25 AM 9:10 AM 8:55 AM 8:40 AM 8:20 AM 8:05 AM 8:00 AM 11:25 AM 11:10 AM 10:55 AM 10:40 AM 10:25 AM SSSA Division:SoilBiologyandBiochemistry Ramachandran PKNair* Cinderella Agroforestry Systems. and MiguelSosa Dubois, Giovanni Anzola-Prodo, JorgeTriana H. Menking,BlairStringam,DanSmeal,David Transformation. Educational ExperimentforCommunity the University ofLaSalle-BogotáinaUnique New MexicoStateUniversity Partners with Break Desert Ecosystem. Narrow RowPlanted CottonUndertheLow Nitrate ContentsinPetioles ofStandardand Thomason andThomasLThompson Senegal. Millet-Mungbean IntercroppingSystemsin Assessing theBenefitsofMillet-Cowpeaand Claessens andNicolasGuilpart Joost Wolf,HugoL.E.deGroot,Lieven Grassini, HaishanYang, KennethGCassman, van Ittersum*,LennyG.J. van Bussel, Patricio Can Sub-Saharan Africa FeedItself?. Bussel, Lieven ClaessensandPatricio Grassini K. van Ittersum,ZviHochman,LennyG.J. van Rattalino Edreira*,KennethGCassman,Martin Innovation in Agriculture. Going BeyondthePlot: Accelerating Matthew FKirk and Pamela Kempton E. Vero*, SaugataDatta, Pamela LSullivan, Implications forCriticalZoneFunctions. Matter DynamicsandPhysical Structure - The EffectofPrairieBurningon SoilOrganic Thomas PBeebeJr.andDonaldL Sparks Wang, Louis A. Kaplan,PrianVidal-Esquivel, Jason W. Stuckey*,ChristopherGoodwin,Jian Goethite onSoilOrganicCarbonReactivity. Impacts ofHydrousManganeseOxideand Introductory Remarks Adjourn Abhaya Balasuriya andManjulaV. Nathan* Lanka. Sustenance ofDryZone Agriculture inSri Beneficial EffectsofMycorrhizaeinthe Eldoma, MingLiandFengZhang Higher Plant Density. Increases GrainYield inMaizeBy Allowing Furrow-Ridge MulchedwithPlastic Film Rufaro MadakadzeandWalter PSuza Uganda. and ChallengesatMakerereUniversity, Training Plant Breedersfor Africa: Successes Manuel BermudezandRafaelM.Balina in Argentina. Region Improves GrainProductioninthePampas Seed Inoculationwith Zone Process

LakshikaIshaniDelgoda Arachchige, Paul T. Gibson*,RichardEdema, A. Ozzie Abaye*, Patrick Trail,Wade E.

Soils MichaelK.O’Neill*,Cornell Oli Bachie and Oli Areli Pacheco* MartinDiaz-Zorita*, Feng-MinLi*,IbrahimM.

Penicillum Bilaiae SESSION NO. 372 JuanIgnacio

Martin Sara 193

Morning

Dr. Sanaz E. Raymond Dana Maria Balota*, Joseph Amnon Cochavi*,

Yasser Dergham* Yasser Orobanche Cumana Rene Scoresby* Rene Scoresby* Victor Cardenas, Ruben Victor Rachel Sleighter*, Paolo Caricasole, Rachel Sleighter*, Paolo Victor Cardenas* and Ruben Lopez Jr. Victor Scott C. Chapman*, Bangyou Zheng

Estimating Wheat Agronomic and Estimating Wheat Physiological Characteristics from Ground Aerial RGB Imaging. and A. Griffey, Robert Brasier, Carl Oakes, Kyle E. Thomason Pitman and Wade Based (UAV)- Aerial Vehicle Unmanned Remote Sensing for Crop Phenotyping. Valasek yeyin shi, John Rajan, Shafian*, Nithya and Jeff Olsenholler Daman Walia* and Robert Lawson and Daman Walia* Humic Growmate By Spills Oil of Remediation Products. Field Trials of Growmate Humic Products Benefits of America: in Central and South Networked Sites. Lopez Jr., Daniel C. Olk* and Dana Dinnes Adjourn Introductory Remarks Comparison of Spectral Indices, Feature Extraction, and 3-D Point Clouds for Detecting Damage By Colorado Potato Beetles from a Aircraft System. Small Unmanned Hunt* Jr. and Silvia I. Rondon Early Recognition of Plants Using on Sunflower Parasitism Physiological Measurements and Narrow- Band Spectral Signatures. Arnon Karnieli, Hanan Rapaport, Tal Eizenberg, Jhonathan E. Ephrath and Shimon Rachmilevitch from Uav Phenotypes Derived Crop-Relevant Mosaics. and Andries Potgieter Humic Products in Various Soil Types and in Various Humic Products Stresses. Weather and Production Responses Crop Growth in U.S. Humic Products to Commercial Rainfed Conditions. Midwestern Jerry C. Olk, Rene Scoresby, Dinnes*, Daniel and Chad Callaway Darlington on Corn Root Growth Humic Product Effects in Field Conditions. Biochemistry and Plant Rene Scoresby, Daniel C. Olk*, Dana Dinnes, and Jerry Darlington Chad Callaway Humic Substance Sub- Biochemical Nature of Growth with Plant Fractions and Correlation Responses. Hanson and Patrick Kristen Richards, Terry Hatcher Break Application of By Disease Resistance Gained Humate, Trichoderma, a Mixture of Potassium (Biohealth) to Several Bacillus and Seaweed Crops in 3 Countries. Application for Soil Remediation. Humalite Mervin Fischer* Acid Actosol Humic and Fulvic Application of Cumulative and for Biostmulation of Plants Enhancement of Soil Health and Fertility. ASA Section: Climatology and Modeling ASA Agricultural Remote Sensing Oral 8:50 AM 9:05 AM 11:20 AM 11:40 AM 12:00 PM 8:00 AM 8:05 AM 8:20 AM 8:35 AM 8:45 AM 9:05 AM 9:25 AM 9:45 AM 10:05 AM 10:20 AM 10:40 AM 11:00 AM

374-4 374-5 373-10 373-11 AM–12:00 PM SESSION NO. 374—8:00 A, Second Level PCC, Room 228 374-1 374-2 374-3 373-3 373-4 373-5 373-6 373-7 373-8 373-9

Joao de Andrade Joao de Louise M. Egerton- Kevin Taylor Cyle, Cyle, Kevin Taylor Elizabeth K Coward*, Elizabeth K Coward*, Caitlin Hodges*, John Caitlin Hodges*, Mohammad Afsar* and Mohammad

Richard T. Lamar, Daniel Richard T. James B. Callegary*,

Daniel Olk Brianna Finley*, Craig Rasmussen, Yaniv Olshansky*, Rob Root and Jon Olshansky*, Rob Root and Yaniv

Sean Bloszies*, S. Chris Reberg- Sean Bloszies*, S. Chris

Special Sessions Moderator: Overview of the Humic Products Trade of the Humic Products Trade Overview Association and the Humic Products Industry. Russell D Taylor* A New Standardized Method for Measuring Acid Concentrations in Humic and Fulvic Commercial Products. R. Bloom C. Olk, Lawrence Mayhew* and Paul Introductory Remarks Concluding Remarks Adjourn Egbert Schwartz, Paul Dijkstra and Bruce Egbert Schwartz, Hungate Accumulates in Soil Silt and Organic Matter Clay Fractions Following Decomposition of High Quality Substrates. Aaron Hancock and Nicholas Hill, Dennis W. Thompson* Discussion Sources of Carbon and Nitrogen behind Rock Sources of Carbon and Nitrogen behind Rock Semiarid Detention Structures in Post-Wildfire Montane Watersheds. Laura Norman, Christopher Eastoe and Joel Sankey Vulnerable Carbon Organic Soil Clay-Bound Is to Priming?. and Implications for Fungal Contributions to and Implications for Fungal Contributions Stable Soil Organic Carbon. M Schreiner, Benjamin S.T. Kathryn Warburton*, Morgan, Jeremy Schultz and Neal E Blair Organic Sequential Reaction of Dissolved and Matter with Subsurface Soils, Effect of Dry Cycles. Wet Chorover Emissions. Horton and Shuijin Hu Stabilization By Fe-C Soil Organic Matter A Soils: and Tropical Interactions in Temperate Cross-CZO Comparison. Aaron Thompson and Alain F. Plante Coupled Metagenomic and Chemical Analyses of Degrading Fungal Necromass Mallard, Daniel Markewitz, Aaron Thompson Aaron Thompson Mallard, Daniel Markewitz, and Brian McGlynn of Dissolved Molecular Characterization As Influenced By Redox Organic Matter Oscillation Conditions. Jin Yan Farming Systems on Alternative Effects of Pools and Nitrous Oxide Soil Organic Matter Pasture Termination Impacts on Soil Organic Impacts on Soil Termination Pasture in Transition to Physical Properties Matter and North Carolina. Cropping in Franzluebbers Alan J. Bonetti* and Carbon and of Water Variation Temporal of Upland the Spatial Distribution Influence in Soils. Iron Reduction Agroecosytem Balance 8:05 AM 8:25 AM 8:00 AM 11:25 AM 11:30 AM 10:50 AM 11:05 AM 10:20 AM 10:35 AM 10:05 AM 9:35 AM 9:50 AM 9:05 AM 9:20 AM 8:35 AM 8:50 AM

Symposium--Humic Products: Optimizing Sponsored by Humic Product Trade Association Sponsored by Humic Product Trade 194 373-2 373-1 PM AM–12:00 SESSION NO. 373—8:00 PCC, Room 230, Second Level

372-12 372-11 372-10 372-9 372-8 372-7 372-6 372-5 372-4 SESSION NO. 373 NO. SESSION 372-3

Morning 375-6 375-5 375-4 375-3 375-2 375-1 PCC, Room124 A, FirstLevel SESSION NO.375—8:00 AM–12:15 PM 374-12 374-11 374-10 374-9 374-8 374-7 374-6 Symposium--Minimizing PhosphorusLosses Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division:Soilsand

9:45 AM 9:25 AM 9:05 AM 8:50 AM 8:30 AM 8:15 AM 8:05 AM 8:00 AM 12:00 PM 11:30 AM 11:20 AM 11:05 AM 10:50 AM 10:35 AM 10:20 AM 10:05 AM 9:50 AM 9:35 AM 9:20 AM during theNon-GrowingSeason ASA Section:EnvironmentalQuality Grain Yield inWinter Wheat. Sensor inEstimatingin-SeasonBiomassand Multispectral Cameraand Active Optical Comparison ofModifiedCamera, Break in theTexas GulfCoast. Winter PhosphorusLossesfromGrazingLands Vadas*, LauraW. GoodandWilliam Jokela Phosphorus LossinSurfaceRunoff. Short-Term Manure Application Decisionson Quantifying theImpactofSeasonal and Good andPeter A. Vadas Francisco J. Arriaga, K.G.Karthikeyan, LauraW. Manure Application Timing. Dairy Agroecosystems throughTillageand Reducing Winter PhosphorusLossesfrom J.A. Kleinman Application andPRunoff. Issues inNon-GrowingSeasonManure Tamie L.Veith Timothy P.Robinson, Andrew N.Sharpleyand Don Flaten,HongbinLiu,RichardMcDowell, Bechmann, DouglasB.Beegle,RayBryant, J.A. Kleinman,Helena Aronsson, Marianne Regulations andGuidelines. Global ReviewofWinter Manure Application Osmond*, Amy L.ShoberandDouglasRSmith Season: IntroductionandOverview. Phosphorus LossesintheNon-Growing Introductory Remarks Adjourn Community BusinessMeeting Concluding Remarks Daniel S.Long Duration ofCanolaFlowering. Automated MappingoftheOnsetand and XiaYao through in-FillingoftheO2-aBand. with SUN-InducedChlorophyll Fluorescence Detecting WheatCanopyChlorophyll Content Freeland Brant Raper,MichaelBuschermohleandRobert Replant Decisions. Utilization ofan Aerial Platform toGuide Sebastian Varela* andIgnacio A. Ciampitti Growth MonitoringinCornVia UAS. Integrated Imagery Approaches forPlant Break Sensing. Areas inKrishnaWestern DeltaUsingRemote Mapping ofSalt Affected and Waterlogged Griffey, RobertPitmanand Wade E.Thomason Oakes*, MariaBalota,Kyle Brasier,Carl A. for NUE and Variety Selection in Wheat. Comparing GroundandUavRemoteSensing and AntonioAsebedo Ashley Lorence, Andrew Newsum,Vara Prasad Environmental Quality

Paruchuri RamaKrishnaPrasad* ShawnButler*,Tyson

R.DarenHarmel* JianLiu*andPeter JianLiu*,Peter MelanieStock*, HuanWang*,

JohnSulik*and Peter A. MinJia* Deanna

Joseph 375-11 375-10 375-9 375-8 375-7 376-6 376-5 376-4 376-3 376-2 376-1 PCC, Room121 AB, FirstLevel SESSION NO.376—8:00 AM–5:00 PM 375-13 375-12 Symposium--Sustainable Agronomic Practices

11:15 AM 10:55 AM 10:35 AM 10:20 AM 10:05 AM 2:45 PM 2:00 PM 1:10 PM 1:00 PM 12:00 PM 11:45 AM 10:45 AM 10:30 AM 9:15 AM 8:15 AM 8:00 AM 12:15 PM 11:55 AM 11:35 AM ASA Section: Agronomic ProductionSystems Bolster Matthew Riddle,HolgerKirchmannandCarlH. Bergström*, Helena Aronsson, PiaGeranmayeh, - aNorthernEuropeanPerspective. Phosphorus duringtheNon-CroppingPeriod Mitigation MeasurestoReduceLossesof and KarlJ.Czymmek Farm NutrientBudgets. Extending theGrowingSeasontoImprove Esbroeck P. O’Halloran,JaninaPlach andChrisVan Lam, Tatianna Lozier,KevinMcKague,Ivan English, GabrielleMaryFerguson,Wai-To Vito Merrin Macrae*,RichardBrunke,Michael Importance oftheNon-GrowingSeason. from RegionswithColdTemperate Climates: Edge ofFieldRunoffandPhosphorusLosses L. Allen and Arthur Slater, DimitriosNtarlagiannis,J.ThomasSims S. Collick,JudyRobinson, A. Scott Andres,Lee Shober*, Anthony R.Buda,KathrynClark, Amy Identify theScopeofProblem. on theEasternShore-NewTechnologies to Non-Growing SeasonPhosphorusLosses Jarvie andKevinKing Dissolved PLosses?. Can PrecipitationChemistryInfluence Break Goeser* and Midwest RowCropCollaboration. Overview of theSoilHealthPartnernship Element. Managing Weeds Sustainably:TheHuman session. Introductory remarks,recapofmorning Lunch Break Discussion Nebraska Panhandle. for theHighPlains Aquifer intheSouthern Groundwater ManagementScenario Analysis Break Irrigation. High Plains GroundWater withWastewater Case Study:ThirtyYears ofSustaining C. Hansen Water-Short World. Nutrient andWater ManagementToolsina Introductory Remarks Adjourn Haq Mallarino*, MatthewJ.HelmersandMazharU. Strips andSoil Amendments. Phosphorus LossesinIowa withGrassFilter Managing Non-GrowingSeasonRunoff Kangsheng Wu Hodder, DenaMcMartin,HenryF.Wilson and Runoff. Cropland andPasture duringSpringSnowmelt on PhosphorusLossfromSaskatchewan Assessing theEffectsofManagementPractices

BarbaraJ.Cade-Menun*,Kyle DawnR.Gibas*

GeorgeFrisvold* FredVocasek*andCharlesNicholson

Bryan GHopkins*andNeil DouglasRSmith*,Helen HeathKuntz*

SESSION NO. 376 QuirineM.Ketterings* Antonio P. Antonio Amy L. Amy Lars Nick

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Said Matt A. Yost*, A. Matt Abiola Lucia Ramdeo Seepaul*,

Anne E. Sawyer*, Carl J. Anne E. Sawyer*, James Mabry McCray*, Julie Howe Eli Shlevin, Arkadi Zilberman and Eli Shlevin, Oral Dale Tomasiewicz*, Richard Farrell, Onesmus K. Ngetich*, Jay Norton Wenling Chen* and Menggui Jin Wenling

Jason T. Lessl* Jason T. Plant Nutrition

Moderator: Growth and Dry-Matter YIELD of As Influenced By Amaranthus Cruentus Organic and Mineral Fertilizers in an Ultisol of Southeastern Nigeria. Akinmutimi* Multi-Rotation Effects of Fertilization and Competition Control on Tree Growth and C, N, and P Dynamics in a Loblolly Pine Plantation. Jason G. Vogel and Eric Ignacie Tumushime*, Jokela Adjourn By Nitrogen Supply and Tillage System Under Sprinkler Irrigation in Big Horn Basin Wyoming. and Urszula Norton Management of Nitrogen in Irrigated Canola Agronomic Efficiency and Greenhouse Gas for Reduction. Lemke and Reynald Sarah Wilcott Vidalia in Soil and the Effect on Sulfur Levels Onions. Effects of NaCl and Manganese in Irrigation Growth and Nutrient-Element on Cotton Water Contents. By Assessment of Carrots Leaf N Percent Processing a Hand Held Color Camera Photography. Jiftah Ben-Asher* Break Response to Potassium on Sugarcane Yield Florida Histosols. Shangning Ji and Gerald Powell Biomass Switchgrass and Mixed Perennial Marginally Productive Production on Two Affected By Nitrogen Fertility and As Soils Management. Harvest A. Lamb and Craig C. Sheaffer Rosen, John Citrus Huanglongbing Impact on Citrus Trees Biomass and Nutrients Uptake. A. Morgan* and Kamal A. Hamido, Kelly T. Mahmoud The Dynamics of Soil Organic Carbon in of Soil Organic Carbon The Dynamics Agricultural and Vegetation Response to Mollisol. Material of a Parent Practices in Na Li, You, Meng-Yang Xiaozeng Han*, Zou and Lujun Li Hao, Wenxiu Xiangxiang Adjourn Introductory Remarks of Switchgrass and Nitrogen Management Miscanthus on Marginal Soils. A. Sudduth R Kitchen and Kenneth Newell and Effects of Nitrogen Supply on B. Carinata and B. napus Growth, Seed and Oil Yields Acid Composition. Fatty David L. Wright and Sheeja George As Influenced and Quality of Sugarbeet Yield 11:15 AM 11:30 AM 11:45 AM 9:15 AM 9:30 AM 9:45 AM 10:00 AM 10:15 AM 10:30 AM 10:45 AM 11:00 AM 11:30 AM 11:45 AM 8:25 AM 8:30 AM 8:45 AM 9:00 AM

Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA Division: Soil Fertility and Division: SSSA Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA Division: Nutrient Management and Soil and Plant Analysis Management and Soil and Plant Division: Nutrient SSSA Fertilizer Management in Minor Acreage Crops in Minor Fertilizer Management 378-11 378-12 378-4 378-5 378-6 378-7 378-8 378-9 378-10 377-13 SESSION AM NO. 378—8:25 AM–11:45 First Level PCC, Room 127 C, 378-1 378-2 378-3

Sean Nicholas Steven W. W. Steven Michael P. Daniel K. Khandakar R. Islam* David E. Ruppert* and Andrew Bierer*, Rory O.

Eric Blake McGowen*, Eric Blake McGowen*, Xinhua Yin* Xinhua Yin* Todd A. Peterson* and Brad Jordahl and A. Peterson* Todd Sindhu Jagadamma Jordon Wade*, William R. Horwath, R. Horwath, William Jordon Wade*,

Trenton L. Roberts*, Richard J. Norman, Soil Health

Matter Test and Cover Crop Nitrogen Credits. Test and Cover Matter Armen R. Kemanian Charles Macaulay White*, and Jason P. Kaye Organic Matter Measurements Active Using Agronomic Performance. to Predict Hurisso and Jordon Wade T. Culman*, Tunsisa Term Cover Crops, Crop Rotations, and No- Cover Term Tillage Systems. Water Content and Effects of Tillage on Soil Soil Quality of a Hyperthermic Ustert Under Management. Dryland Carlos Xavier Martinez with a Soil Organic Predicting Corn Yield Respiration Is Not an Accurate Predictor of N Respiration Is Not an Agricultural Across California Mineralization Systems. Culman Martin Burger and Steve As a Carbon Anthrone Reactive Evaluating Measure of Soil Quality. Break Corp Nutrition and Productivity Under Long- Microbial Activity. Microbial and Shiping Hailin Zhang, Jason G. Warren Deng Affects of Dairy Slurry Injection on Soil Health and Nitrogen Cycling. and Stewart Maguire, Michael Strickland, Ryan E. Thomason Wade Soil Fertility and Soil Health: A Complicated A Soil Fertility and Soil Health: Nexus. A. Slaton, Chester Eugene Greub and Nathan Kelsey L. Hoegenauer Assessing Soil Approaches to Molecular Health and Biological Function. Manter* Soil Method for Quantifying Alternative An Clune, Skye A. Wills, Brandon Smith, Diane E. A. Wills, Clune, Skye Stott, Jennifer Kucera and Michael Kucera in Conservation and Innovation Discovery Adoption: Learnings from Technology Building the Soil Health Partnership. J. Goeser*, Joe Fargione, Larry Clemens, Kevin Paul Bertels and Coffman, Suzy Friedman, Karen Chapman Introductory Remarks Strengthening the Science of Soil Health through a New NRCS Network. Robotham*, David Lindbo, Bianca Moebius- McMahon* Concluding Remarks Adjourn Promoting Crop and Soil Management Crop and Soil Management Promoting Through Quality Protect Water Practices that in Partnership a Unique Public/Private Minnesota. Redlin Sustainability Quality and Water Improving and Partnerships. through Collaboration Moderator: SSSA Division: Soil Fertility and Plant Nutrition Division: Soil SSSA 11:15 AM 10:45 AM 11:00 AM 9:45 AM 10:00 AM 10:15 AM 10:30 AM 9:30 AM 8:45 AM 9:00 AM 9:15 AM 8:30 AM 8:10 AM 8:15 AM 4:45 PM 5:00 PM 3:00 PM 3:45 PM

196 377-12 377-11 377-10 377-9 377-8 377-7 377-6 377-5 377-4 377-3 377-2 377-1 PCC, Room 128 A, First Level PCC, Room 128 SESSION AM NO. 377—8:10 AM–11:45 376-8 SESSION NO. 377 NO. SESSION 376-7

Morning PCC, Room127 A, FirstLevel AM–11:50381—8:30 NO. AM SESSION PCC, Room229 A, SecondLevel AM–11:30380—8:30 NO. AM SESSION 379-8 379-7 379-6 379-5 379-4 379-3 379-2 379-1 PCC, Room228B,SecondLevel AM AM–10:50 379—8:30 NO. SESSION Soil andWater ManagmentandConservation Model Applications inFieldResearchOralII SSSA Division:Soiland Water ManagementandConservation Communicating Your ScienceforGraduate Students: MessagingforaGreaterImpact

8:30 AM 9:30 AM 8:30 AM 10:50 AM 10:35 AM 10:20 AM 10:05 AM 9:50 AM 9:35 AM 9:20 AM 9:05 AM 8:50 AM 8:35 AM 8:30 AM (includes studentcompetition) ASA Section:ClimatologyandModeling ACS238 GraduateStudentCommittee Introductory Remarks Program Breakfast andRegistration Adjourn Community BusinessMeeting M Ines Kumar Jha*,SooraNareshand Amor V Water ManagementinDelhi,India. Simulating Water StressEffectsinSoybeanfor Moreno* andKennethJ.Boote and NitrogenMetabolism. Simulating Growth,Partitioning, andCarbon Modeling theRegrowthofForageGrasses: Bland Gaillard III,SarahMCollierandWilliam L. O. McNamee*,MatthewD.Ruark,RichardK. Daycent PredictedN2OEmissions. and FieldCapacityEstimationInfluences Soil Water CharacteristicCurve Measurement and SotirisV Archontoulis Dokoohaki*, FernandoMiguez,David A. Laird Physical Parameters of Apsim Model. Water ContentByOptimizingtheSoil Investigating theEffectsofBiocharonSoil Tonglin ZhangandBradC.Joern Nitrogen UptakeModel. Approach toImprove aProcess-Driven Corn Using Spatio-Temporal Autoregressive Sharifi* Prediction Accuracy inRiceModels. Parameters toImprove PhenologicalModel Using Stage-DependentTemperature Chastain Violeta Toma,DerrickM.OosterhuisandDaryl Emily Christ*,Peter Webster, JohnSnider, Probabilistic CanopyTemperature Forecasts. Predicting HeatStressinCottonUsing L. Bland Mingwei Yuan*,MatthewD.Ruarkand William Management inSweet Corn( Adaption ofthe Amaizen ModelforN Introductory Remarks Moderator:

Oral IV Jeffrey Strock

MinXu*,PhilipHess, LeonardoS.B.

Zea maysL.).

Elizabeth Prakash Hussain Hamze

381-7 381-6 381-5 381-4 381-3 381-2 381-1 382-1 PCC, Room125 A, FirstLevel SESSION NO.382—8:35 AM–2:30 PM 381-11 381-10 381-9 381-8 Emerging ContaminantsinSoilsOral(includes Biochemistry, SSSA Division: SoilChemistry, SSSA Division:Soil Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division:SoilBiologyand Physical, ChemicalandBiologicalProcesses Controlling TransportandRemediationof

10:20 AM 10:05 AM 9:50 AM 9:35 AM 9:20 AM 9:05 AM 8:50 AM 8:35 AM 8:40 AM 8:35 AM 11:50 AM 11:20 AM 11:05 AM 10:50 AM 10:35 AM Moderator: SSSA Division:SoilsandEnvironmentalQuality student competition) Drainage Water ManagementtoMitigate Break Shawn Salley*,JoelR.BrownandCurtisMonger Completing theLandResourceHierarchy. Seth Mulder and Abundance Meet. Mine -aBeneficial Partnership WhereScarcity Agricultural Water SupplyfromaDewatered John A Clark USA. Conservation inPecan FieldsofElPaso, Texas, Improved IrrigationSchedulingforFreshwater Donald L.Suarez and IonRelations. Water CompositiononEggplantFruitYield Impact ofGrafting,SalinityandIrrigation Mohammad Pessarakli* Rezvani Moghaddam, Alireza Koochekiand (Pimpinella anisum). Qualitative Characteristicsof Anise Levels ofWater onQuantitative and Effects ofCroppingSystemsandDifferent Linquist Gabriel LaHue*,HelenDahlkeandBruce Cultivation andGroundwater inCalifornia. Elucidating theInteractionsBetween Rice Brusseau* Fate ofConstituentsintheSubsurface. Hydrobiogeochemistry: TheTransport and Introductory Remarks Adjourn Schjønning andEllenM.Wahlström Root Growth. Induced DeepSoilCompactionandImpeded Heavy TrafficwithRepeatedWheeling and JeffreyS.Strock and Temperate Climate. Yield ofCornandSoybeanGrowninaHumid Effect ofCroppingSystemson Water Useand Patrick Tuohy andOwen Fenton Naomi SWells, KayKnoeller,JohnMurphy, Clagnan*, Steven FThornton,Stephen A Rolfe, from SixDairyFarmsinSouthIreland. Their Nitrogen Attenuation Capacity? Evidence Does DrainageofPoorlyDrainedSoils Affect Strock andPaulo H.Pagliari Drain Flow. Effect ofDrainage Water Managementon Andry Ranaivoson Agricultural Landscape. Nitrogen LeachingfromaTileDrained Physics andHydrology Audrey Matteson, KennethCarroll GirishaKeshavamurthy Ganjegunte*and

Andry Ranaivoson*,JeffreyS. LarsJ.Munkholm*,Per DuyguG.Semiz*and FatemehRanjbar,Parviz StephanieTillman*and

SESSION NO. 382 Axel GarciayGarcia* JeffreyS.Strock*and MarkL. Elisa

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Cheng- Deirdre E. Negar Tafti*, Negar Tafti*, Daoyuan Wang*, Daoyuan Wang*,

Ray Wright Michael Lawrinenko*, David A. Michael Lawrinenko*, David

Century Mary J. Hattendorf* Timothy M. Reinbott* Moderator: Laird and Hans van Leeuwen Leeuwen Laird and Hans van Water Affect Soil Biochar, Manure, or Sawdust Period. Retention Differently during Five-Year A. Ippolito Rodrick D. Lentz* and James Adjourn Adjourn Introductory Remarks Amendment on Quality Effect of Biochar Water from of Runoff and Pond Parameters Fields. Sugarcane and Rice Paddy Pensky, Tran Thi Dieu, Meng Scott Jim J. Wang, Dustin L. Harrell, Manoch Kongchum, Wang, Arceneaux, Changyoon Jeong and Cade Allen Gulledge Retention Impact of Biochar on Soil Water Application of An Characteristics Is Limited: Neutron Imaging Technology. and Kate M. Li, Sanjai J. Parikh Chongyang Scow Walnut Shell Biochar Effects of Short-Lived Field Experiment. in a Long-Term Parikh and Wang, Sanjai J. Griffin*, Daoyuan Kate M. Scow Influences in Feedstock and Temperature Iron the Production of Biochar-Zero-Valent Composites. Black Carbon Facilitated Transport Facilitated Transport Black Carbon and Oxytetracycline, of Lincomycin, in Saturated Sand. Sulfamethoxazole A. Hui Li, Stephen Chuang, Hua Liu*, Ya-Hui Zhang Boyd and Wei Adjourn Introductory Remarks the Message to Conserving Water—Getting People. Cropping Cover Expanding the Role of Agricultural Systems While Enhancing Wildlife and Natural Resources. Benefits for Ray Wright*, Timothy M. Reinbott and Robert Pierce Field Moving out of the 1950’s with a Virtual Day. Discussion ASA Section: Environmental Quality ASA ASA Section: Land Management and Conservation Section: Land ASA Plant (includes student competition) Plant 10:05 AM 10:20 AM 10:00 AM 9:00 AM 9:05 AM 9:20 AM 9:35 AM 9:50 AM 2:15 PM 2:30 PM 9:00 AM 9:05 AM 9:20 AM 9:35 AM 9:50 AM

Reaching out to Our Audience in the 21st in Audience Our Reaching out to Where the Rubber Meets the Road: Novel and Novel Where the Rubber Meets the Road: Real Uses of Biochar to Help People, Profit, and Real Uses of Biochar to Help People, 384-5 SESSION NO. 384—9:00 AM–10:20 AM PCC, Room 121 C, First Level 384-1 384-2 384-3 384-4 382-16 SESSION NO. 383—9:00 AM–10:00 AM Second Level PCC, Room 221 B, 383-1 383-2 383-3

Kristin Elizabeth Luiz-Roberto Devin A. Rippner, Devin Shamim Al Mamun*, Al Mamun*, Shamim Juliana Araujo Lewis* and Juliana Hanh Thi Van Le*, Rory O. Hanh Thi Van Jie Zhuang* Fritzie Rivas*, Taylor McDowell McDowell Taylor Fritzie Rivas*,

Wei Zheng*, Laurel Dodgen and Nancy Wei

Yaqi You, Kamol Das, Simon Poulson, You, Yaqi Fate of Four Antibiotics Commonly Used in Fate of Four Dairy Production. Maguire and Kang Xia Naima Khan*, Adam Dettmer, Ramond Ball, Naima Khan*, Thomas Boving and Kenneth Carroll Antibiotic Florfenicol in Transport of Associated with Dairy Agricultural Soils Waste. Lee Holm Application Effects of Manure Land and Timing on Environmental Technologies Community Dynamics in Mine Soils. A. Ippolito, Thomas F. Ducey, Trippe*, James A. Gilbert C. Sigua, Claire L Phillips, Kurt and Mark G. Johnson Spokas, Jeffrey Novak Lunch Break Stabilization and Prolonged Reactivity of Aqueous-Phase Ozone with Cyclodextrin. Adsorption of BPA, EE2, and 4-NP By Alluvial EE2, and 4-NP By Adsorption of BPA, Soils in Iowa. and Michael Thompson Retention and Transport of Pharmaceuticals As Care Products in Soils and Personal Affected By Soil Organic Matter and Microaggregates. Amendments Influence the Microbial Biochar Quantifying the Effect of Copper Oxide Growth in Nanoparticles on Duckweed Simulated Natural Systems. G. Green and Sanjai J. Parikh* Peter Transformation of Bisphenol a in Oxidative the Presence of Synthetic Manganese Oxides. Balgooyen A. Ginder-Vogel*, Sarah Matthew and Christina K. Remucal Minori Uchimiya*, Joseph J. Pignatello and Jason Minori Uchimiya*, C. White Break Carbon Microbial Degradation of Multiwalled Nanotube By Mycobacterium Vanbaalenii Pyr-1. Baoshan Xing and Yu Yang* Fontana, José José Carlos Polidoro and Michele Fontana, José José Carlos D Menezes Interfacial Domains Identification of Novel in Geologic Media. Mark L. Brusseau Surface Interactions of Engineered (fullerene and gold) Nanoparticles and the Pyrogenic Agricultural Soil. Carbon Components of Guilhem Chanson, Muliadi Muliadi, Ebrahim Guilhem Chanson, Muliadi Niklas Lehto, Richard Aktar, Munmun Benyas, Liv Kellermann, Lynne Jo Cavanagh, McDowell, Clucas and Brett Robinson and Rare Earth Elements Distribution Soils. Quantification in Brazilian Bispo, Alves G Guilherme*, Fábio Henrique Ademir Alberto Perez, Mariana Sacco, Carlos Chemical Controls on Abiotic and Biotic Abiotic on Chemical Controls Arsenic from Pleistocene Geogenic Release of to Groundwater. Aquifer Sediments and Erika Matthew Polizzotto C Gillispie*, Andujar to Reduce Cd Amendments Low-Cost Soil Crop Plants. Uptake By 1:45 PM 2:00 PM 12:00 PM 1:30 PM 11:15 AM 11:30 AM 11:45 AM 10:45 AM 11:00 AM 10:15 AM 10:30 AM 9:45 AM 10:00 AM 9:30 AM 9:00 AM 9:15 AM

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382-12 382-11 382-10 382-9 382-8 382-7 382-5 382-6 382-4 382-3 SESSION NO. 383 NO. SESSION 382-2

Morning 386-6 386-5 386-4 386-3 386-1 PCC, Room126 A, FirstLevel AM AM–10:55 386—9:00 NO. SESSION 385-7 385-6 385-5 385-4 385-3 385-2 385-1 PCC, Room130,FirstLevel AM AM–10:50 385—9:00 NO. SESSION General Wetland SoilsOral(IncludesGraduate Urban SoilRestorationandRehabilitationOral

10:20 AM 10:05 AM 9:50 AM 9:35 AM 9:05 AM 9:00 AM 10:50 AM 10:35 AM 10:20 AM 10:05 AM 9:50 AM 9:35 AM 9:20 AM 9:05 AM 9:00 AM SSSA Division:Urbanand Anthropogenic Soils (includes studentcompetition) Moderator: Student Competition) SSSA Division:Wetland Soils Diversion. Consequence ofMississippiRiver Sediment Simulated Turbulent FlowConditions:a Determining NitrateReduction Rates Under Wetlands. Soil PropertiesandEcologicalConditionof 2011: ExploringRelationshipsBetween National Wetland Condition Assessment Wood* andJohnR.White Sequestration andPrimaryProductivity. Natural CoastalWetlands: ControlsonCarbon Soil MicrobialProcessesinRestoredand Bay, La. Alterniflora DominatedSaltMarshinBarataria Redox PotentialinSoilCoresfromaSpartina from the2010Deepwater HorizonSpillto Impacts ofFreshandWeathered CrudeOil Wetland ofSouthCarolina. on CarbonTurnover inaFreshwater Forested Effect ofTidal ActivityandSea-Level Rise Introductory Remarks Adjourn Jelinski* Paul, Minnesota. Distributions ofSoilLeadinMinneapolis-St. Household-Scale SpatialandDepth and CélinePallud Field Conditions. Hyperaccumulating Fern on Arsenic Phytoextractionwiththe Effect ofSoil Texture andFertilization Benson* andNicholasT. Basta Restored DegradedSiteinIllinois. Assessing Long-Term SoilQualityofa Plunkett* andDouglasJ.Soldat to EstimateLead(Pb)Hazard. Evaluation ofTraditionalSoilTesting Methods and NicholasT. Basta Management Implementation. Limitations forContaminatedSoil Evanylo Urban Soil. Establishment ofTall FescueinaSimulated Organic Amendments Improve the Challenges. Landscape Soils-CaseStudiesofSuccessand Rehabilitation andRestorationofUrban Introductory Remarks BrianLevine*andJohnR.White

Ann M.Rossi*and GreggSerenbetz JohnR.White*andNiaHurst MikeBadzmierowski*andGregory Theodore A. Hartsig* Gregory Evanylo Ashley HansenandNicolas A. SarickMatzen*, AndersOlson

Pteris vittataUnder DavidMiller* Shannon JohnFObrycki* Kaitlyn Sarah 388-1 PCC, Room226C,SecondLevel AM AM–10:55 388—9:10 NO. SESSION PCC, Room229B,SecondLevel AM–11:00387—9:00 NO. AM SESSION 386-7 388-10 388-9 388-8 388-7 388-6 388-5 388-4 388-3 388-2 Grant Application NavigationandResourcesfor Section orDivisionCosponsor: ASA Section:Global Agronomy Symposium--Transforming Smallholder Expanding EarlyCareerOpportunities

9:15 AM 9:10 AM 10:55 AM 10:40 AM 10:35 AM 10:55 AM 10:05 AM 10:00 AM 9:55 AM 9:50 AM 9:45 AM 9:40 AM 9:35 AM 9:30 AM 9:25 AM 9:20 AM Moderator: ACS530 EarlyCareerMembers Where theRubberMeetsRoadin Extension ThatCatalyzesFarmerInnovation: Introductory Remarks Adjourn Discussion Rabenhorst* Reduction inSoils(IRIS). Manganese Oxides As anIndicatorof Adjourn Discussion Investment. Opportunities ofHighProfitfrom LowRisk African SmallholdersRespondto Perceived Butler, RobertMazurand Andrew W. Lenssen Knowledge. of SmallholdersBasedonIndigenous Development ofTransformationalStrategies Technologies to Adoption. Take IttotheFarmer:MovingProven and KristinBilyeu Soybean Adoption in Africa. through Partnerships. Developing Solutionsfor Africa Agriculture Twomlow*, RobertDelve andWilliam Critchley Sub-Saharan Africa Programmes. Agricultural Practice’s.LessonfromIfad’s Facts, FallacyandtheFutureof‘Good Sperling* the PoorandRemoteSmallholders. Lessons: Achieving ImpactatScaleEven with Buhle Francis,ElishaMoyoandJairosRurinda Olivier Crespo,TrinitySenda,GiviousSisito, Homann-Kee Tui, KatrienDescheemaeker, Modeling Approach. Southern Africa ByUsinganIntegratedMulti- to ReduceRiskandIncreaseResiliencein of ClimateChange:ExploringOpportunities Crop–Livestock IntensificationintheFace Regis ChikowoandSieglindeS.Snapp Sseguya, Silvanus Mruma, Adebayo Abass, Technologies. Drive Adoption of Africa RISING Overcoming theRoadBetween: Challenges Jayne Mayamiko NathanielKakwera andThomas Regis Chikowo,Paul Roge,MateeteBekunda, Sustainable Intensification. Agronomy in Africa Special Sessions

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CharlesSWortmann* MarkE.Westgate*, Lorna Michael MateeteBekunda*,Haroon Patricia Masikati*,Sabine JamesMutegi*

SESSION NO. 388 MartinC. ZacharyP.Stewart* SieglindeS.Snapp*, KerryM.Clark* StephenJ. Louise 199

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Richard Ruth Bastow*

Nicholas R. Jordan* Patrick M. Ewing*, M. Patrick

Mike Pumphrey*, Peter Bulli, Mike Pumphrey*, Peter Jeffrey Coulter

Xiaoqing Yu, Xianran Li, Tingting

David Francis*

Genomic Era C05 Turfgrass Science C05 Turfgrass Moderator: Adjourn Introductory Remarks and the Use of Genetic New Technologies A New Future or Redundant?. Resources: Stephen Smith* Rusty Regions of the into Several Travels Wheat Genome. Mihalyov, Liu, Paul Kebede Muleta, Weizhen Yukiko Naruoka, Megan Lewien, Matthew Rouse, Xianming Chen, James Kolmer, Jorge Dubcovsky, Shiaoman Chao, Liangliang Gao, Anderson and Kathryn Turner A. James Genebank, Germplasm, Divseek. Sequencing and High-Density SNP the Signature of Crop Genotyping Reveals on the Genome of Cultivated Relatives Wild Tomato. the Genebanks with Genomic Turbo-Charging Prediction. Wu, Sharon Guo, Chengsong Zhu, Yuye Mitchell, Kraig Roozeboom, Donghai Wang, Tesso, Tesfaye A. Pederson, Gary Ming Li Wang, Schnable, Rex N. Bernardo and Jianming Patrick Yu* Effects of Soil Functional Zone Management Soil Functional Zone Effects of and Communities and Invertebrate on Fungal Services. on Ecosystem Adam Davis, Atwood, W. Meng Li, Lesley A. Mortensen and Jordan, David Nicholas R. Smith Richard G. Break Critical Reflection Capitalizing on Synergies: Agricultural Project. on a Coordinated Koide, T. A. Mortensen, Roger G. Smith*, David R. Jordan Adam Davis and Nicholas Management: The Soil Functional Zone Outlook Going Forward. Discussion Adjourn Division Business Meeting C08 Plant Genetic Resources Management and Quality C03 Crop Ecology, Management and Quality C03 Crop Ecology, 11:30 AM 9:30 AM 9:35 AM 10:00 AM 10:25 AM 10:50 AM 11:15 AM 10:05 AM 10:20 AM 10:35 AM 10:50 AM 11:05 AM 11:20 AM 9:30 AM

CSSA Business Meeting--Crop Ecology, Symposium--the Prominent Role of Plant of Plant Symposium--the Prominent Role CSSA Business Meeting--Turfgrass Science CSSA Business Meeting--Turfgrass Section or Division Cosponsor: C09 Biomedical, Health-Beneficial Section or Division Cosponsor: C09 Biomedical, Genetic Resources and Genebanks in the Post- Genetic Resources and Genebanks and Nutritionally Enhanced Plants, C01 Crop Breeding and Genetics and Nutritionally Enhanced Plants, C01 Crop PM AM–12:00 SESSION NO. 395—9:30 Sheraton Grand, Camelback B, Second Floor 394-1 394-2 394-3 394-4 394-5 392-3 392-4 392-5 SESSION AM NO. 393—9:30 AM–11:30 Second Floor Valley, Sheraton Grand, Deer SESSION AM NO. 394—9:30 AM–11:30 D, Second Floor of the Sun Sheraton Grand, Valley

Susan Paul Paul Christopher R.

Alwyn Adam Williams*, John Guretzky Adam Davis*

Daniel Sabo*

of Crops? SSSA Division: Pedology SSSA Moderator: Davis, Andrea Jilling, A. Stuart Grandy, Roger Andrea Jilling, Davis, Koide, Richard G. Smith, Sieglinde S. Snapp, T. and Anthony C. Yannarell A. Spokas, Kurt Nicholas R. Jordan Introductory Remarks Introduction to Soil Functional Zone Management. Reconciling Opposing Soil Processes in Row- Soil Functional Agroecosystems Via Crop Zone Management. Adjourn Introductory Remarks Our Agrarian Entrepreneurs! Innovating Solutions. to Environmental Way Schwennesen* Dynamics. Discussion Adjourn Phenotyping Platforms. Boomsma* Sensing for Using Canopy Temperature Management. Site-Specific Irrigation Andrade and Paul A. O’Shaughnessy*, Manuel D. Colaizzi Architecture and Uptake Root Sensing for Introductory Remarks in the Field to High Throughput Phenotyping Crops. of Bioenergy Enable the Development Joe M. Cornelius* Variability Plant-to-Plant Quantification of and Ground-Based Mobile Aerial Using C06 Forage and Grazinglands C02 Crop Physiology and Metabolism C02 Crop Physiology and Symposium--Forage Roundtable Enhancing Agroecosystem Services Enhancing ASA Section: Land Management and Conservation ASA 9:30 AM 9:35 AM 9:50 AM 10:30 AM 9:30 AM 9:35 AM 11:10 AM 11:25 AM 10:20 AM 10:45 AM 9:25 AM 9:30 AM 9:55 AM

SSSA Business Meeting--Soil Pedology Symposium--Sensing for Phenotyping and Phenotyping for Symposium--Sensing Management: What Can Remote and Proximal Remote and Proximal What Can Management: Sensors Tell Us about Physiological Properties Properties about Physiological Us Tell Sensors Section or Division Cosponsor: ASA Section: Environmental Quality ASA Section or Division Cosponsor: Soil Functional Zone Management:a Vehicle for Soil Functional Zone Management:a Vehicle 200 392-1 392-2

PCC, Room 221 A, Second Level PCC, Room 221 SESSION AM NO. 392—9:30 AM–11:20 SESSION AM NO. 391—9:30 AM–11:00 PCC, Room 126 B, First Level

390-1 Sheraton Grand, Ahwatukee B, Second Floor Sheraton Grand, SESSION NO. 390—9:30 AM–10:30 AM 389-4 389-3 389-2 389-1 Sheraton Grand, Ahwatukee A, Second Floor Ahwatukee Grand, Sheraton SESSION NO. 389 NO. SESSION SESSION AM NO. 389—9:25 AM–11:25

Morning PCC, Room122B, SESSION NO.402—10:05 AM–12:00 PM PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,DemonstrationStage, AM–11:00401—10:00 NO. AM SESSION PCC, Room221C,SecondLevel AM AM–10:30 400—10:00 NO. SESSION PCC, Room221B,SecondLevel AM AM–10:30 399—10:00 NO. SESSION 398-2 398-1 PCC, Room225 A, SecondLevel AM AM–10:30 398—9:55 NO. SESSION PCC, Room225B,SecondLevel AM AM–10:50 397—9:50 NO. SESSION PCC, Room225 A, SecondLevel AM–9:50 AM 396—9:35 NO. SESSION With Stevens HydraProbeSoilSensor,Meeting Agricultural ExperimentStationManagement Steven’s Water Monitoring-Soil ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting--Cover Forest, Range,andWildland SoilsGeneral ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting--K-12 ASA BusinessMeeting--Educationand

ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting-- 10:30 AM 10:15 AM 10:00 AM 9:55 AM ASA Section:LandManagementandConservation ASA Section:LandManagementandConservation the Challengesofnew Applications SSSA Division:Forest,RangeandWildland Soils General ExtensionEducationOral ASA Section:EducationandExtension ASA Section:EducationandExtension ASA Section:EducationandExtension Outreach and Activities Adjourn Langcuster, CharlesMonksandPam Knox Timothy Reed,William Birdsong,Jim Johnson, KrisB.Balkcom,DennisDelaney, L. Wright,DavidZierden,Mark Abney, Jerry Flanders, DavidBuntin,Edward Sikora,David Kemerait, R.Scott Tubbs, W. Monfort,Kathy Brenda V. Ortiz*, Austin Hagan,Robert Climate FarmingtheinSoutheastUSA”. A Climate Adaptation Ibook:“Variable Wheat StripeRust. Getting InformationintoFarmersHandsabout Introductory Remarks Crop Management Moderator: Session IIIOral Exhibit Hall Activities Exhibit Extension

Olga Walsh JeanneS.Falk*

402-6 402-5 402-4 402-3 402-2 402-1 404-2 404-1 PCC, Room223,SecondLevel SESSION NO.404—10:15 AM–3:00 PM 403-3 403-2 403-1 PCC, Room231B,SecondLevel AM–11:50403—10:15 NO. AM SESSION Symposium--Use of Aerial ImageryforNutrient On-Farm Research:II. Advancing Precision Ag

12:00 PM 11:30 AM 11:25 AM 11:10 AM 10:55 AM 10:40 AM 10:25 AM 10:10 AM 10:05 AM 10:30 AM 10:25 AM 10:20 AM 10:15 AM 11:50 AM 11:20 AM 10:50 AM 10:20 AM 10:15 AM ASA Section: Agronomic ProductionSystems ASA Section: Agronomic ProductionSystems Moderator: Adjourn Balancing Scales. Representing RealSoilsforPeople - S.A. Wilde EarlyCareer Award Introduction Grove andIngridParker the Pacific Northwest. Soil LegaciesofaNitrogen-FixingInvader in Wambsganss, KlausKaiserandFriederikeLang Influences Soil. Where andHowEuropeanBeechDeadwood Prem Pokharel*andScottX.Chang Seedlings Planted forOilSandsReclamation. in ExponentiallyFertilizedTrembling Aspen Growth, NitrogenUptakeandRetranslocation Aradhana Roberts*andNancyJohnson Mycorrhizal FungiinaSemi-AridGrassland. Not IncreaseLong-Term SoilCarbonor Eighteen Years ofMob-GrazingDid David HekmanandPuaBar(Kutiel) Sustainability. to IncreaseLandProductivityandGrazing Planting Acacia Victoriae TreesinRangelands Introductory Remarks Question and Answers Kenneth A Sudduth andNewell RKitchen Precision SoilHealth. and ScottDrummond Kitchen, Kenneth A. Sudduth,E.JohnSadler on aFarmer’s Field. Long-Term ImpactofPrecision Agriculture Introductory Remarks Adjourn An Agronomist Approach. Recommendations Basedon Aerial Imagery: Algorithm Development forNitrogen Kempenaar Schans, JohanBooij,Willem van GeelandCorné Frits K.Van Evert*, BertMeurs,Davidvan der of NSidedressRecommendationsforPotato. Using Aerial ImaginginaLarge-ScaleRoll-out Pearson, JoshuaPritsolas,andJensenConnor Assessment. Aerial ImageryforNitrogenManagement Normalization andCalibrationofDigital Introductory Remarks Moderator: Moderator: Management

Tools Peter M.Kyveryga*, Randy John Shanahan Amir Mor-Mussery*,StefanLeu, Jason James Olga Walsh KentonStutz*,Janna RachelL.Cook* Matt A. Yost*, Newell R KristenSloanVeum*, KarenHaubensak*,Sara

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J. Diane Deli Xiufen Li* and Xiufen Li* Gregory W. Roth* Gregory W.

Joshua D. Gamble*, Gary W. Joshua D. Gamble*, Gary W. John M Wallace*, William S. Curran, William John M Wallace*, Mary Derting* Miles Dyck*, Mekonnen Giweta and Miles Dyck*, Mekonnen Giweta

Grazinglands Gary Feyereisen, Sukhdev Malhi Gary Feyereisen, Introductory Remarks Agricultural Land Effects of Natural and Management Practices on Physical Soil Quality Indicators. Soil C, N and Growing Season N2O Emissions As a Function of from a Typic Cryoboralf History and Crop Fertilization Long-Term Rotation. Sukhdev S Malhi on Farming A Map and Reviews of Knowledge Affecting Soil Organic Carbon. Practices Katarina Hedlund, Louise E Neal Haddaway, Jackson, Emanuele Lugato, Ingrid Thomsen, Isberg and Helena Bracht Jorgensen, Per-Erik Thomas Katterer* Spatiotemporal Soil Carbon Dynamics in Corn Silage Production Systems Receiving Liquid Dairy Manure. Chris Wente Sharon K. Papiernik, Feyereisen, and John Baker Direct and Indirect Emissions of Partitioning N2O from 15N-Labeled Crop Residues. Knight*, Richard Farrell and Reynald Lemke Is Mining Soil Nitrogen Good or Bad?. Arvin R Mosier Chen*, Shu Kee Lam and Adjourn Effect of Seeding Rate on Plant Growth, Grain Plant Rate on Effect of Seeding Quality and Components, Milling Yield Yield, Rice. Density of Organic Weed Fugen Dou Season in Warm Assessing Competition Land Partial Intercrops Using Grass-Legume Across Nine Site-Years. Ratios Equivalent B Mirsky Ann Bybee-Finley*, Steven Kristine and Matthew Ryan Crop of Interseeded Cover Performance Organic Corn Mixtures in Mid-Atlantic Production. A Isbell and Ronald J. Hoover Sarah Added Organic Small Grain Potential of Value Production in Pennsylvania. and Elizabeth Dyck Adjourn C06 Forage and Grazinglands ASA Section: Climatology and Modeling ASA Applications in Field Research Moderator: and Soil C and N Dynamics Oral III and Soil C and N Dynamics Oral 10:25 AM 10:30 AM 10:45 AM 11:00 AM 11:15 AM 11:30 AM 11:45 AM 12:00 PM 11:00 AM 11:15 AM 11:30 AM 11:45 AM 12:00 PM CSSA Business Meeting--Forage and

ASA Community Business Meeting--Model SSSA Division: Soil and Water Management and Conservation Division: Soil and Water SSSA Soil Management Impacts on Soil Properties Soil Management Impacts on Soil SESSION AM NO. 408—10:45 AM–11:45 Ahwatukee B, Second Floor Sheraton Grand, 406-1 406-2 406-3 406-4 406-5 406-6 SESSION NO. 407—10:35 AM–10:50 AM PCC, Room 228 B, Second Level 405-3 405-4 405-5 405-6 AM–12:00 PM SESSION NO. 406—10:25 PCC, Room 127 B, First Level

Nicole Rachel A. Daniel J. Jason Lee*, James J.

Kevin L. Armstrong*, Eric G Armstrong*, Eric G Kevin L. Elizabeth M. Hawkins* and George Vellidis*, Vasileios Vasileios George Vellidis*,

Cheryl L. Reese*, David E. Clay, Cheryl Rachel Stevens*, Joe D. Luck, Richard Rachel Stevens*,

Nicolas Tremblay*, Edith Fallon, Rene Nicolas Tremblay*, Edith Maria Kernecker* and Andrea Knierim Maria Kernecker* and Dennis R. Pennington* Dennis R. Pennington* Mirsky, Miguel S. Castillo and Rebecca J McGee Organic Wheat of Dryland Years After Twelve Learned?. We Research, What Have Kristy Borrelli, Ian C. Burke, Richard Tautges*, Fuerst Koenig and E. Patrick T. Introductory Remarks Genotypes That Pea Identifying Winter Crop Maximize Grain, Forage, and Cover Potential in the Southeast USA. B Reberg-Horton, Steven S. Chris Atwell*, Scale on-Farm Research. Camberato and Robert L. Nielsen Adjourn Smart Farming Technologies throughout Smart Farming Technologies Europe. Sensor On Farm Research to Evaluate Algorithms for Corn N Management in NY. Quirine M. Ketterings Aristotelis C. Tagarakis*, and Karl J. Czymmek to Conduct Large Using Precision Technologies Platform. B. Ferguson, Loren Giesler, Keith L. Glewen, Nathan D. Mueller, Laura Thompson and Santosh Pitla Data Quality with Data Improving Yield Integrity Zones. Dennis R. Buckmaster of Farmers’ Interests Regarding An Overview Kharel, Girma Birru and Douglas D Malo Lunch Break to Inform An Instrumented Push Test Decisions in Maize. Harvesting Lee and Douglas Cook Robertson*, Shien Yang Assessment of Zone and Hybrid Decisions for Implementing a Multi-Hybrid Planting SCAN: A New Decision-Support System for A New Decision-Support System SCAN: in Corn. Sidedressed N Rate Recommendation Belec and Mohamed Nicolas Tremblay*, Carl Bouroubi Yacine Amendment Options to Soil Evaluating Reconcile South Dakota Degraded Saline / Sodic Soils. Prasad Tulsi A. Clay, Rachel Owen, Sharon Rate Irrigation. A Tucker M Porter and Michael Liakos, Wesley and Well- An Update on the “Abundant for Parameter (AWDR) Distributed Rainfall” Rates at Sidedressing the Optimization of N in Corn. Bouroubi and Rene Lacroix, Mohamed Yacine Audet Using SMS Advanced for on Farm Research for Advanced Using SMS Trials. the Row at Performance Equipment Evaluating Levels. and Plant Mueller, Larry G. Gray, Thomas G. Coronel, Sue A. Bollero and German L. Hendrickson Variable of Dynamic On-Farm Implementation (includes student competition) ASA Section: Agronomic Production Systems Section: ASA 10:45 AM 10:25 AM 10:30 AM 3:00 PM 2:30 PM 2:45 PM 2:00 PM 2:15 PM 12:05 PM 1:30 PM 1:45 PM 11:35 AM 11:50 AM 11:20 AM 10:35 AM 10:50 AM 11:05 AM

General Organic Management Systems Oral II 202 405-2 405-1 PM AM–12:00 SESSION NO. 405—10:25 A, Second Level PCC, Room 231 404-14 404-13 404-12 404-11 404-10 404-9

404-8 404-7 404-6 404-5 404-4 SESSION NO. 405 NO. SESSION 404-3

Morning 411-1 PCC, Room130,FirstLevel 411—11:00NO. SESSION AM–11:50 AM PCC, Room226 A, SecondLevel 410—11:00NO. AM–11:30SESSION AM 409-8 409-7 409-6 409-5 409-4 409-3 409-2 409-1 PCC, Room227C,SecondLevel SESSION NO.409—10:55 AM–2:30 PM ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting--Agronomy Water QualityinUrbanizingWatersheds Oral Synthesizing andQuantifyingSoilPlant Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division:SoilPhysicsand Processes forWholeSystemsModelingOral Honoring theContributionsofLaj Ahuja: Building Bridges Among Disciplinesby

11:05 AM 11:00 AM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 12:00 PM 11:45 AM 11:30 AM 11:15 AM 11:00 AM 10:55 AM SSSA Division:Urbanand Anthropogenic Soils (includes studentcompetition) ASA Section:ClimatologyandModeling ASA Section:Global Agronomy N. Lerch, Fengjing Liu and Stephen H. Anderson Wickramarathne*, RanjithP.Udawatta, Robert on Groundwater Nitrogen. Landscape PositionandBuffer Effects Introductory Remarks Adjourn Laj Ahuja. Environmental Risk Assessment: A Legacyof Soil PhosphorusReactivitytoFurther Bridging thePhysicsandChemistryof Porter James W. Jones,GerritHoogenboomandCheryl Past, Present,andFuture. Response toClimate,Soils,andManagement: Improving theDSSAT CropModelsfor Kaner, EffiTriplerandEfratHadas Containing Salts. Support Application forIrrigationwithWater Agronomic-Economic CoupledDecision of Pedotransfer Functions. Laj Ahuja’s ContributionstotheDevelopment Lunch Break Grosso* andWilliam JParton Contemporary EcologicalIssues. Development andCurrentEffortsto Address Five DecadesofEcosystemModel Qingli Ma* Fate andTransport Against MeasuredData. Evaluation ofRZWQMPredictionsPesticide Agricultural Management. Modeling Approach forClimate-Smart Towards anIntegrated Agroecosystem Irrigation Scheduling. Utilizing RZWQMforWater Stress-Based Bridging SystemsModelingandEngineering: Introductory Remarks Moderator: Moderator: in Africa

Hydrology Andrew N.Sharpley*

Ole Wendroth Gurpal Toor Alon Ben-Gal*, Avigail Ben-Or

ZheGuandZhimingQi* KennethJ.Boote*, Yakov A. Pachepsky* Wei Ren* Niranga StephenJ.Del

413-1 PCC, Room126B,FirstLevel SESSION NO.413—11:00 AM–12:05 PM PCC, Room227B,SecondLevel SESSION NO.412—11:00 AM–12:00 PM 411-3 411-2 413-10 413-9 413-8 413-7 413-6 413-5 413-4 413-3 413-2 ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting--Bioenergy Poster and5MinuteRapid--SoilPedology

11:05 AM 11:00 AM 11:50 AM 11:35 AM 11:20 AM 12:05 PM 11:55 AM 11:50 AM 11:45 AM 11:40 AM 11:35 AM 11:30 AM 11:25 AM 11:20 AM 11:15 AM 11:10 AM ASA Section: Agronomic ProductionSystems Systems (OpentoMembers) Doolittle, ReedSims,ThomasR. Villars, PhilipJ. Field Measurements. Digital SoilMapping,ProximalSensorsand Mapping SubaqueousSoilsByCombining Introductory Remarks Adjourn Jason Fischel*andDonaldLSparks Chromium intheSubsurfaceEnvironment. Superfund Cycling:TheFateofHexavalent USA. Coastal Agricultural Watershed inLouisiana, Water QualitySamplingand Assessment ina Adjourn Panel Discussion Vaughan*, RobertVaughan andJanel Seeley of an Augmented RealitySandbox. Experiential LearninginSoilScience: Use Nave Stephen Roecker,Dylan BeaudetteandLucas E. A. Wills*, Henry Ferguson,ZamirLibohova, Database -aResourceforSoilResearch. The NationalCooperative SoilSurvey Osterloh, SusanMelzerandKarenVaughan Judging Contest. Soil Typesthrougha“Virtual” RegionalSoil Increasing UndergraduateExposuretoNovel Levels inSoilTaxonomy. Removing SoilMoistureRegimefromHigher Bijl* andBrian A. Needelman Environmental Professionals. Students, Policymakers,SoilScientists,and Mental ModelsofSoilPedology for Jay StrattonNoller A SoilofFireandIce. and SharonW. Waltman Schoeneberger, BrianSlater,James A. Thompson R. Owens, MartinC.Rabenhorst,PhilipJ. Brian D.Lee,CristineL.S.Morgan,Phillip Alfred Hartemink, Anastasios D.Karathanasis, Schulze*, RobertG.Darmody,JohnGraveel, Dominant SoilParent MaterialMap. A HarmonizedLegendforaMulti-State Schulze Ngunjiri, PhillipR.Owens andDarrellG. Mapping. for Knowledge-Based InferenceDigitalSoil Optimal NumberofTerrain-Based Clusters Miller* Bradley A. Neighborhood Size,and Analysis Scale. Untangling ScaleEffects:Resolution, Schoeneberger andDouglas A. Wysocki SSSA Division:Pedology DurgaD.Poudel*

ShamsRahmanRahmani*,Mercy Yamina Pressler*,Kristopher

ZamirLibohova*, James KristopherOsterloh*and

SESSION NO. 413 MarkStolt* CaronE.Gala KarenL. DarrellG. Skye

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Metabolism Exhibit Hall Activities Grain Development Introductory Remarks Anderson: Setting the Stage for the Future Karl of Research Introductory Remarks Division Business Meeting Adjourn Introductory Remarks Community Business Meeting Discussion Adjourn to Do More with Less ASA Section: Global Agronomy Global Section: ASA Imaging in Agriculture Imaging in Moderator: C01 Crop Breeding and Genetics C02 Crop Physiology and Metabolism ACS238 Graduate Student Committee Based Nutrient Management ASA Section: Agronomic Production Systems Section: ASA 12:00 PM 12:15 PM 11:30 AM 11:30 AM 12:30 PM 11:50 AM 11:50 AM 12:10 PM 12:20 PM C07 Genomics, Molecular Genetics and Biotechnology CSSA Business Meeting--Joint Division C07 CSSA Business Meeting--Joint CSSA Business Meeting--Joint Division C01 CSSA Business CID Bio-Science, Inc. - Applications for Root Applications Inc. - CID Bio-Science, ASA Community Business Meeting--Sensor- Think Tank on the Future of Agricultural and of on the Future Think Tank Environmental Research: Addressing the Need Environmental Research: ASA Community Business Meeting--Perennial Meeting--Perennial Business ASA Community CSSA Business Meeting--Crop Physiology and CSSA Business Meeting--Crop

AM–12:30 PM SESSION NO. 426—11:30 D, Second Floor of the Sun Sheraton Grand, Valley AM–12:20 PM SESSION NO. 427—11:50 PCC, Room 231 B, Second Level SESSION NO. 428—12:00 PM–1:30 PM AB, Second Level PCC, Room 224 SESSION NO. 422—11:30 AM–12:00 PM AM–12:00 NO. 422—11:30 SESSION A, Second Level 226 PCC, Room AM–12:30 PM SESSION NO. 423—11:30 Demonstration Stage, PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, AM–12:30 PM SESSION NO. 424—11:30 of the Sun D, Second Floor Sheraton Grand, Valley AM–12:30 PM SESSION NO. 425—11:30 A, Second Floor Ahwatukee Sheraton Grand,

and Hydrology and Hydrology Digital Soil Map Soil Physics & Hydrology Business Meeting Soil Physics & Hydrology Luncheon Soil Physics & Hydrology Adjourn ASA Section: Global Agronomy Section: Global ASA Corridor Crop System ASA Section: Environmental Quality Section: Environmental ASA Management Professionals ASA Section: Climatology and Modeling ASA and Satellite Remote Sensing Sponsored by Campbell Scientific Sponsored SSSA Division: Soil Physics and Hydrology Division: Soil SSSA Pest Management Professionals Pest ASA Section: Agronomic Production Systems Section: ASA ASA Section: Agronomic Production Systems Agronomic Production Section: ASA ASA Section: Agronomic Production Systems Agronomic Production Section: ASA ASA Section: Agronomic Production Systems Agronomic Production Section: ASA Water Management Professionals Water 11:00 AM 12:00 PM 1:00 PM ASA Community Business Meeting--Crop ASA Community Business Meeting--Crop ASA Community Business Meeting--Solar ASA Community Business Meeting--Global ASA Community Business Meeting--Soil and ASA Community Business Meeting--Soil ASA Community Business Meeting--Airborne ASA Community Business Meeting--Integrated ASA Community Business Meeting--Integrated ASA Business Meeting--Environmental Quality ASA Business Meeting--Environmental SSSA Business Meeting/Luncheon--Soil Physics Meeting/Luncheon--Soil SSSA Business 204 PCC, Room 226 B, Second Level SESSION NO. 421—11:30 AM–12:00 PM SESSION NO. 421—11:30 PCC, Room 228 A, Second Level PCC, Room 228 SESSION NO. 420—11:30 AM–12:00 PM SESSION NO. 420—11:30 PCC, Room 227 A, Second Level PCC, Room 227 SESSION NO. 419—11:30 AM–12:00 PM SESSION NO. 419—11:30 PCC, Room 231 C, Second Level SESSION NO. 418—11:30 AM–12:00 PM SESSION NO. 418—11:30 PCC, Room 231 C, Second Level SESSION NO. 417—11:30 AM–12:00 PM SESSION NO. 417—11:30 PCC, Room 231 C, Second Level SESSION NO. 416—11:30 AM–12:00 PM SESSION NO. 416—11:30 SESSION NO. 415—11:15 AM–12:00 PM SESSION NO. 415—11:15 A, First Level PCC, Room 122

PCC, Room 129 AB, First Level 129 PCC, Room SESSION NO. 414 NO. SESSION PM AM–1:00 NO. 414—11:00 SESSION

Morning 432-2 432-1 PCC, Room226 A, SecondLevel SESSION NO.432—1:30PM–2:05PM 431-4 431-3 431-2 431-1 PCC, Room125B,FirstLevel SESSION NO.431—1:25PM–2:30PM PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,DemonstrationStage, SESSION NO.430—1:00PM–2:00PM PCC, Room124 A, FirstLevel SESSION NO.429—12:20PM–12:35PM ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting--Nutrients Perennial GrainDevelopment foraResilient Moderator: USDA-NRCS -UsingWeb SoilSurvey

2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 1:25 PM 1:15 PM 12:30 PM Soil PhysicsandHydrologyOralII SSSA Division:SoilPhysicsandHydrology and EnvironmentalQuality ASA Section:EnvironmentalQuality ASA Section:Global Agronomy Concluding Remarks Discussion Adjourn Sheaffer Maul, MeaganE.SchipanskiandCraigC. Mark Sulc,MatthewRyan, JacobJungers,Jude Jennie Pugliese,LeeDeHaan,TimCrews,R. Both ForageandGrain?. Can thePerennial GrainCropKernzaYield L. WyseandKevinBetts Jungers*, LeeDeHaan,CraigC.Sheaffer,Donald Production ofIntermediateWheatgrass. Nitrogen FertilizerRatesforOptimizedGrain Introductory Remarks Adjourn Yanru Yuan,XiaozengHanandLuXinchun Material inNortheastChina. Anthropogenic MellowingofMollisol’Parent to Cover, Fertilization,TillageUnder Soil Aggregate StabilityPattern Related Aggregation. Biophysical FrameworkforModelingSoil Alexandra KravchenkoandMarkRivers Tomography Images. Aggregates BasedonComputedMicro- Characteristics oftheSoilMatrixMacro- Zhuang andXiaolongLiang Transport. Structure, ColloidFormation,andContaminant Impact of Anaerobic BioremediationonSoil Introductory Remarks Robert Heinse,ThorstenKnappenberger Exhibit Hall Activities Exhibit Society Oral

YusongWang*, MarkRadosevich,Jie

Teamrat Ghezzehei*andDaniOr MichelleQuigley*,

Steven W. Culman*, Wenxiu Zou*, Jacob PCC, Room127B,FirstLevel SESSION NO.436—1:30PM–2:30PM PCC, Room226B,SecondLevel SESSION NO.435—1:30PM–2:30PM PCC, Room127C,FirstLevel SESSION NO.434—1:30PM–2:30PM PCC, Room225 A, SecondLevel SESSION NO.433—1:30PM–2:30PM 438-1 PCC, Room128B,FirstLevel SESSION NO.438—1:30PM–2:40PM 437-1 PCC, Room122B, SESSION NO.437—1:30PM–2:35PM Water andSoilMicrobialPopulations Affected Sergei A. Wilde DistinguishedLectureshipon ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting--Biochar: ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting--Organic Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division:SoilBiologyand Biochemistry, SSSA Division: SoilandWater Managementand SSSA Division:SoilandWater ManagementandConservation ASA BusinessMeeting--Global Agronomy Moderator: SSSA BusinessMeeting--SoilandWater By Wastewater, Biosolids,andManure

2:30 PM 1:30 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 2:35 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 2:30 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM Agronomic andEnvironmentalUses SSSA Division:Forest,RangeandWildlandSoils ASA Section: Agronomic ProductionSystems Management andConservation ASA Section:EnvironmentalQuality ASA Section:EnvironmentalQuality Management Systems ASA Section:Global Agronomy John Brooks,ChannahRock,Terry Gentry Adjourn Community BusinessMeeting Michael R.McLaughlin andIanL.Pepper W. Shankle,ThomasR.Way, Ardeshir Adeli, Bands. and Fall-AppliedPoultryLitter in Subsurface Soil MicrobiologicalImpactofCover Crop Introductory Remarks Adjourn with Research. and SiteRemediation:ReconcilingDesign Use ofForestsandTreesforWaste Treatment Introductory Remarks Adjourn Division BusinessMeeting Introductory Remarks Moderator: Forest Soils JohnPBrooks*,HaileTewolde, Mark Conservation

Russell Briggs Lawrence A. Morris*

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438-2 1:50 PM Antibiotic Resistance of Indicator Bacteria 2:35 PM Break Isolated from Recycled Vs. Potable Water 440-5 2:45 PM Genome-Wide Association Study for Yield Distribution Systems. Jean E. McLain*, Jolene and Agronomic Traits in Soft Winter Wheat. Bowers, Marc Edwards, David Engelthaler, Dennis Nicuh Lozada*, Richard Esten Mason, Emily Garner, Michael Valentine and Amy Maria Arguello Blanco, Andrea Acuna and Gina Pruden Brown-Guedira 438-3 2:05 PM Using the Agricultural Environment to Find 440-6 3:00 PM Towards Effective Use of Gossypium A2 and Better Surrogates for Foodborne Pathogens. D1 Genomes for Improvement of Upland Kimberly L Cook*, Ethan Givan, Holly Mayton, Cotton. Ammani Naidu Kyanam*, Amanda Rohan Parekh, Sharon L. Walker and Ritchie M. Hulse-Kemp, Silvano Ocheya, Trevis D. Taylor Huggins, Robert N. Vaughn, Luis De Santiago, 438-4 2:20 PM Determining Antimicrobial Thresholds for Soil Mitchell Schumann, Dwaine A. Raska, Fei Wang Microbial Processes. Daniel N. Miller*, Matteo and David M. Stelly D’Alessio and Daniel D. Snow 440-7 3:15 PM Application of Emerging Technologies for 2:35 PM Concluding Remarks Precision Breeding in Maize. Honor Lafitte*, 2:40 PM Adjourn Scott Betts, A Mark Cigan, Huirong Gao, Jeffrey Habben, Salim Hakimi, Bob Meeley, Hua Mo, Jinrui Shi and Ben Weers SESSION NO. 439—1:30 PM–3:30 PM 3:30 PM Adjourn PCC, Room 128 A, First Level Nutrient Management Law and Regulation SESSION NO. 441—1:30 PM–3:30 PM ASA Section: Environmental Quality PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 439-1 1:30 PM Nutrient Management Laws and Regulation: Where We Are and Where We’re Going. Leif Innovations in Soil Testing and Plant Analysis Fixen* SSSA Division: Nutrient Management and Soil and Plant Analysis 1:35 PM Panel Discussion - Where We Are Today Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA Division: Soil Fertility and 2:20 PM Discussion Plant Nutrition 2:30 PM Panel Discussion - Where We Are Going 441-727 Modification of the AB-DTPA Soil Test to Correct BLUE-P Analysis. Juan Rodriguez* and James R. Self 3:15 PM Discussion 441-728 Applications of Mid-Infrared Spectroscopy to the 3:30 PM Adjourn Determinations of Soil Amino Sugars, POM-C and N and Water Soluble Carbon in Some Canadian SESSION NO. 440—1:30 PM–3:30 PM Agricultural Soils. Xueming Yang*, Craig F. Drury, PCC, Room 124 B, First Level Shabtai Bittman, Martin Chantigny, Jim Miller, Edward G Gregorich, W. Dan Reynolds and Jingyi Yang Crop Breeding & Genetics Oral II 441-729 Development of Field Mobile Soil Nitrate Sensor C01 Crop Breeding and Genetics Technology to Facilitate Precision Fertilizer Management. Natalia Rogovska*, David A. Laird, Chien- Moderator: Georgia Eizenga, Todd Campbell Ping Chiou and Leonard Bond 1:30 PM Introductory Remarks 441-730 Comparison of Soil Tests for Predicting Nitrogen A 440-1 1:35 PM Mapping Genetic Determinants of Protein Minearlization in Southern Idaho Soils. Christopher W. fternoon and Amino Acid Composition in Bi-Parental Rogers*, Kurtis L. Schroeder and Arash Rashed G. Max x G. Soja Populations. Edward Large*, 441-731 Correlating a Ureide Tissue Test for Soybean with Field Eduardo Beche, Thang La, Earl Taliercio, Inoculation Studies. Shana Forster*, Robert J. Goos, Randall Nelson, Thomas E. Carter Jr., Xiaofan Jasper M Teboh, Christopher Augustin, Szilvia Zilahi- Niu, Qijian Song, Grover Shannon and Andrew Sebess, Ezra Aberle and Bob Henson Scaboo 441-732 Comparison of Phytate in Various Soil Extraction 440-2 1:50 PM Elucidating Host Plant Resistance to Matrices By ICP, NMR, Chromatography and (HRAM) Halyomorpha Halys Brown Marmorated Stink Mass Spectrometry. Kyle Elkin*, Ray B. Bryant, Barbara Bug in Soybeans. Jonathan La Mantia*, Rouf Cade-Menun and Philip Moore Mian and Margaret Redinbaugh 441-733 Malachite Green Method for Determining P 440-3 2:05 PM Exploring the Power of Rice (O. sativa x O. Concentration in Diverse Matrices. Suroso Rahutomo*, rufipogon) Chromosome Segment Substitution John L. Kovar and Michael Thompson Georgia C. Eizenga*, Namrata Line Libraries. 441-734 Comparison of Soil Microbial Activity Measurement Singh, Ehsan Shakiba, M. Liakat Ali, HyunJung Techniques. Carlos G. Tenesaca* and Renuka R Mathur Kim, Genevieve DeClerck, Mark H. Wright, Sang-Nag Ahn and Susan R. McCouch 441-735 Plant Tissue Analysis: A Method Comparison. Andrew Stammer* and Dorivar A. Ruiz Diaz 440-4 2:20 PM Implementation of Genomic and Marker- Assisted Selection for Improving Winter 441-736 An Initial Compilation of Soil Analysis Data in the Wheat: Insights from the University of Southern Great Plains. Joy Abit* and D. Brian Arnall Nebraska-Lincoln Breeding Program. Vikas 441-737 Measuring Sampling Error for Soil Test Phosphorus. Belamkar*, Mary Guttieri, Ibrahim El-basyoni, Brian Krienke* Waseem Hussain, Juan Diego Hernandez 441-738 The Modified Arcsine-Logarithm Methodology for Jarquin, Nicholas Garst, MengYuan Wang, Analyzing Soil Test - Relative Yield Relationships. Amanda Easterly, Jesse Poland, Aaron J Lorenz Adrian A. Correndo*, Flavio H. Gutierrez-Boem, and Peter Stephen Baenziger Fernando Salvagiotti and Fernando O. Garcia

206 PCC, Room221C,SecondLevel SESSION NO.444—1:30PM–3:40PM 443-8 443-7 443-6 443-5 443-4 443-3 443-2 443-1 PCC, Room228B,SecondLevel SESSION NO.443—1:30PM–3:35PM 442-1 PCC, Room124 A, FirstLevel SESSION NO.442—1:30PM–3:30PM Francis E.ClarkDistinguishedLectureshipon Symposium--Can Cover CropMixtures

1:30 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 3:30 PM 3:30 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM Maximize Agro-Ecosystem Services? ASA Section:LandManagement andConservation SSSA Division:SoilBiologyandBiochemistry Soil-Plant-Water RelationsOral Moderator: ASA Section:ClimatologyandModeling Introductory Remarks Adjourn Atwill II Satterfield*, L.JasonKrutzandRichardLee Economic ReturninU.S.RiceProduction. Total Water Use,Yield, Weed Controland Effects of Water ManagementStrategieson Naftali Lazarovitch Andreas Pohlmeier,ShimonRachmilevitchand Helena JordaGuerra,JanVanderborght, Near theRoot-SoilInterface. Plant Water-Uptake EffectsonSaltDistribution Luthe Sjoerd Willem Duiker,JackWatson andDawn Measures ofPlant Water Status. Leaf ThicknessandElectricalCapacitance As Mohammed* andChengciChen Dynamics inSomeDryland Crops. Water UseEfficiencyandSoilMoisture Qingwu XueandSushilThapa Plains onWinter WheatYields. Effects ofClimateChangeintheU.S.Great Granadino, BarrettMooneyandJessicaKorinek from SatelliteImagery. Determining CropWater UseforCorn Hybrids?. to Water Stress Among DifferentCorn Measurements IndicateResponseDifferences Can ContinuousCanopyTemperature Xu, Steven R.Evett andDavidK.Brauer Hao, KirkEJessup,ThomasHMarek,Wenwei Jin Zhao,QingwuXue*,XiaoboHou,Baozhen Rooting CharactersinDroughtTolerantCorn. Introductory Remarks Adjourn Division BusinessMeeting Graduatre StudentPosterCompetition Awards Concluding Remarks in SoilMicrobialEcology. Looking UpandOutasWell asDownandIn Introductory Remarks Moderator: Soil Biology Veronica Acosta-Martinez

SusanO’Shaughnessy* Tyson Raper

BrianL.Olson*,Lisa Peter Groffman*

Adi Perelman*, Adi B. A. Stewart*, Amin Afzal*, Yesuf Assen Jason

PCC, Room126 A, FirstLevel SESSION NO.445—1:30PM–4:20PM 444-4 444-3 444-2 444-1 445-8 445-7 445-6 445-5 445-4 445-3 445-2 445-1

3:40 PM 3:35 PM 3:05 PM 2:35 PM 2:05 PM 1:35 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM Plant GeneticResourcesOral C08 PlantGeneticResources Adjourn Concluding Remarks Bianca Moebius-Clune Health. Conservation Planning forEnhancingSoil Integrating Cover CropMixturesintoNRCS and SamWortman* Services. of IndividualCover CropSpeciestoEcosystem Does MixtureMatter? AssessingContributions and Stephanie A. Yarwood John Spargo,Brian A. Needelman,JudeMaul Poffenbarger, BrianDavis,Michel A.Cavigelli, Crop Mixtures. Objectives withGrass:LegumeCover Managing Both Agronomic andEnvironmental David A. MortensenandJasonP.Kaye Hinds, MitchC.Hunter,MaryBarbercheck, Murrell, BarbaraBaraibarPadro, Jermaine Macaulay White*,DeniseMFinney,Ebony Feed andForageCroppingSystem. Mixtures andMonoculturesinanOrganic Ecosystem ServiceProvisioningByCover Crop Olutayo Akinwale and Abimbola Oluwaranti Fakorede*, Akinloye Adam Olosunde,Richard Improvement inNigeria. Useful Alleles fromLandracesforMaize Alana Jacobson,GuohaoHeandJingLi Wang, PhatDang,YueyiTang, Austin Hagan, SSR Markers. of theU.S.Peanut Mini-CoreCollectionBy Population Structureand Association Analysis Chekhovskiy Krishna Talukder, JenniferBlackandKonstantin Drought Tolerance. Evaluation ofTall FescueGermplasmsfor Chen, RuiWang andJ.MichaelBonman Small GrainsCollection. 2-Row SpringBarleyfromtheUSDANational Association MappingofYield Componentsin Break Hyder* Herb Production. Berry QualitiesforSouthwestern Medicinal From ChinatoNewMexico: Assessing Goji Salas Fernandez*,DiegoOrtizandJieyunHu Mechanisms UsingNaturalVariation. in SorghumBicolor:Discovery ofGenetic Photosynthesis andPhotoprotectionCapacity Rajeev K.Varshney Pandey, HariKSudini,D.Upadhyaya and Cultivated Peanut. Pre-Breeding forGeneticEnhancementof Kristin L.Mercer*andHugoR.Perales Structure inMaizeLandracesMexico. Local Adaptation and Adaptive Genetic Introductory Remarks

BrandonSmith*,Paul R.Salonand

Ashley Holmes, Anthony YannarellHolmes, Anthony Ashley CharlesYiwu Chen*,MingLi Steven BMirsky*,Hanna Kevin A LombardandDon Shivali Sharma*,ManishK MalayC.Saha*,Shyamal

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445-9 3:50 PM Towards Conserving Crop Wild Relatives of Ewert, Thomas Gaiser, Tim Griffis, Munir the Arabian Peninsula: A Case Study from Hoffman, Qianjing Jiang, Soo-Hyung Kim, Jon Oman. Ali H. Al-Lawati*, Nadiya Al-Saady, I Lizaso, Sophie Moulin, Philip Parker, Taru Hameed Al-khafaji, Nigel Maxted, Asila Al I Palosuo, Zhiming Qi, Amit Srivastava, Fulu Naabi, Moza Al Kharousi, Abdullah Al Balushi Tao, Kelly Thorp, Dennis Timlin, Heidi Webber, and Azzah Al Jabri Magali Willaume, Karina Williams, Ming Chen, 445-10 4:05 PM Genetic Diversity in the USDA-GRIN Annual Jean-Louis Durand, Sebastian Gayler, Eckart Ryegrass Germplasm Collection. Esteban F. Priesack and Tracy Twine Rios*, Kevin E. Kenworthy, Malay C. Saha, 447-3 2:45 PM AgMIP-Wheat Climate Change Simulations on Salvador Gezan and Patricio R. Munoz Global Wheat Yield. Senthold Asseng*, Pierre 4:20 PM Adjourn Martre and Frank Ewert 447-4 3:05 PM Potential of Deficit Irrigation As a Water SESSION NO. 446—2:00 PM–2:30 PM Conservation Strategy in Water Limited Areas. Jose Roberto Lopez*, Jonathan M Winter, Joshua PCC, Room 225 B, Second Level Elliott and Alex C Ruane 5 Minute Rapid--Soil Chemistry 3:25 PM Adjourn SSSA Division: Soil Chemistry 2:00 PM Introductory Remarks SESSION NO. 448—2:00 PM–4:00 PM 446-1 2:05 PM Sorption of As to Biogenic Iron Oxides. Owen PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 W. Duckworth* and Tyler Sowers Fertilizer Coatings, Stabilizers and Additives 446-2 2:10 PM High MW Organic Matter Competes with Orthophosphate. Tsutomu Ohno* and SSSA Division: Nutrient Management and Soil and Plant Analysis Alexander W. Chassé Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA Division: Soil Fertility and 446-3 2:15 PM Influence of Surface Sorbed Organic Matter Plant Nutrition on Phosphorus Bioavailability. Susan Erich*, 448-707 Effects of Hydroquinone, Dicyandiamide and Straw Tsutomu Ohno and Andrew Chase Additions on Wheat Yield and the Pathways in Qiang Ma* and 446-4 2:20 PM Nitrate Removal from Solution with Fertilizer N Retention and Supply. Wantai Yu Vermicompost: Mechanisms, Kinetics and Point of Zero Charge Determination. Adrian 448-708 Can We Increase Spring Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) Broz*, Christopher S. Appel, Priya Verma and Grain and Protein Yields with Urease and Nitrification Sean Hurley Inhibitors?. Amitava Chatterjee* and Resham Thapa 2:25 PM Discussion 448-709 Instinct® II Nitrogen Stabilizer Reduces Nitrification Eric Franklin 2:30 PM Adjourn in US Spring and Winter Wheat Fields. Scherder*, Mike Moechnig, Joseph Yenish and Laura Campbell SESSION NO. 447—2:00 PM–3:25 PM 448-710 Interactive Effects of Water Management and Controlled PCC, Room 228 A, Second Level Release Nitrogen Fertilizer on Dry Matter and Nitrogen Accumulation and Distribution in Summer Maize (Zea AgMIP: Advances in Crop & Soil Model mays L.). Bin Zhao* and Tony J. Vyn Intercomparison and Improvement Oral 448-711 Selected Extracellular Soil Enzymes As Impacted By A ASA Section: Climatology and Modeling Long-Term Applications of Manure. Nyiraneza Judith*, fternoon Vernon Rodd, Danielle Murnaghan and Yvonne Uwituze Moderator: Saseendran Anapalli, Gary Feng, Jerry Hatfield, George Paul 448-712 Evaluation of Agxplore Nzone Max Nitrogen Aid in Corn. Olga Walsh*, Jordan R. McClintick-Chess and 2:00 PM Introductory Remarks Steven M. Blanscet 447-1 2:05 PM DATA Aggregation Effects in Regional 448-713 Volatilization and Corn Yield Response to a Urease YIELD Simulations. Holger Hoffmann, Kurt Inhibitor Under Tillage. Randy Lange* C. Kersebaum*, Gang Zhao, Senthold Asseng, 448-714 New Nitrogen Stabilization Options with Maleic Marco Bindi, Davide Cammarano, Julie Itaconic Acid Copolymer Formulations. Darin W Constantin, Elsa Coucheney, Rene Dechow, Lickfeldt*, Matthew Werner, Todd Carpenter, Philip Luca Doro, Henrik Eckersten, Thomas Gaiser, Northover, Ryan Bond and Sam Wilson Balazs Grosz, Edwin Haas, Belay T. Kassie, Ralf Kiese, Steffen Klatt, Matthias Kuhnert, Elisabet Lewan, Marco Moriondo, Claas Nendel, SESSION NO. 449—2:00 PM–4:00 PM Helene Raynal, Pier Paolo Roggero, Reimund PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 Paul Rötter, Stefan Siebert, Carmen Sosa, Xenia Specka, Fulu Tao, Edmar Teixeira, Giacomo Impacts of 4Rs (Source, Rate, Time and Place) Trombi, Jagadeesh Yeluripati, Eline Vanuytrecht, on Crop Performance Poster Daniel Wallach, Enli Wang, Lutz Weihermueller, SSSA Division: Nutrient Management and Soil and Plant Zhigan Zhao and Frank Ewert Analysis 447-2 2:25 PM Prediction of Evapotranspiration and Yields of Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA Division: Soil Fertility Maize: An Inter-Comparison Among 29 Maize and Plant Nutrition Models. Bruce A. Kimball*, Kenneth J. Boote, Jerry L. Hatfield, Lajpat R. Ahuja, Claudio O. 449-715 Effectiveness of Poly-Hallite (Poly 4) Fertilizer Material Stockle, Sotiris V Archontoulis, Christian Baron, in Maize and Tomatoes Production in Selected Bruno Basso, Patrick Bertuzzi, Julie Constantin, Agro-Ecological Zones of Tanzania. Robert Meakin*, Delphine Deryng, Benjamin Dumont, Frank Mkangwa C, Juma Wickama, Komba C.A and Mzava N

208 451-801 451-800 451-739 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.451—2:30PM–4:00PM PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,DemonstrationStage, SESSION NO.450—2:30PM–3:30PM 449-726 449-725 449-724 449-723 449-722 449-721 449-720 449-719 449-718 449-717 449-716 Davis Instruments- Advances in Agricultural

Sikora andJohnH.Grove D. Lee*,GreggC.Munshaw,Richard E.Durham,FrankJ. Municipal SeparateStormSystem Communities. Soil Test Phosphorusin KentuckyCountieswith Stanley QuirinusFimpleandChristopher KRice Arnall, BrianCPugh,BradleyJBain,John Auba Keesee, Pasture Land. Extending GreenseekerTechnology toBermudagrass Hummel Mary H.Wiedenhoeft, RobertDeHaanandJeremy and FoodSystems. Holistic Agroecology LearningLandscapeinFarming Xinhua (Frank)Yin andDebbieJoines Tennessee. Potassium FertilizerRateVerification fortheStateof Crop andSoilResponsefromPhosphorus Ottman and AymanMostafa Irrigated Alfalfa in Arizona. Phosphorus FertilizerSourceandRateEffecton W. Andraski and SoybeanProduction. Phosphorus andPotassiumResponseinNo-tillCorn Philips Raymond A. Porter,JaquesDuquetteandChristopherR Fertilization forCultivated Wildrice. Assessment ofESN As anNSourceforEfficient Pagliari andJeffrey A.Coulter and NitrogenUseEfficiency. Time and Rate of Urea Application Influence Corn Yield L. Burton*,KyraStiles,BernieZebarthandRyan Barrett Supply ofPotatoFieldsinPrinceEdward Island. Evaluating theSpatialVariation inSoilNitrogen Pavuluri*, TimothyDLewisandRobertMeakin Sources ofPotassiumFertilizerinEngland. Potato Yield andDryMatterResponsetoDifferent Peres SorattoandNilsBerger Freitas Cordova deSouza*,GlenLorinRitchie,Rogério Rates intheSouthernHighPlains ofTexas. Irrigated CottonResponsetoNitrogenSourcesand Timothy DLewis Malley, MohamadiKMzimbiri,RobertMeakinand Highlands ofTanzania. of PotassiumonCornGrainYield UnderSouthern Contrasting EffectsofMOPandPolyhalite AsaSource Vitti and Paulo Sergio Pavinato Herrera*, FrancisJ.Pierce,RobertMeakin, Andre Cesar Fertilizer forSugarcaneinBrazil. The PotentialofPolyhalite As aMulti-Nutrient Li andKiranPavuluri to SulphateofPotashforTobacco. Evaluation ofPolyhalite As aFertilizerinComparison Education andExtensionPoster Data totheFarmer’s Advantage ASA Section:Educationand Extension

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Kiran Pavuluri*, Zacharia

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452-919 452-918 452-917 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.452—2:30PM–4:30PM 451-803 451-802 452-1004 452-1003 452-1002 452-1001 452-1000 452-923 452-922 452-921 452-920 Agronomic ProductionSystems,Cropping

ASA Section: Agronomic ProductionSystems Luca Doro,CarloGrignani, Armen R.Kemanian,Marco Iocola, Daniele Antichi, BrunoBasso, Antonio Berti, Project andtheMaggnetInternationalNetwork. Ecosystem Experiments(LTAE) throughtheIC-FAR Systems Management:TheItalianLong-Term Agro- Past ExperienceSupportsFutureChoicesforCropping Production. Application StrategyinPerennial Ryegrass forSeed The UseofNDVIinaDifferentiatedNitrogen Drake* Cotton RotationinIrrigated Texas Cotton. Effects onSoilSalintyofaDryland Winter Wheator Kelley, TrentonL.RobertsandMortezaMozaffari Smart Nitrogen. On FarmDemonstrationwithESN-Environmentally and JayGoos Use intheClassroomandField. and SoilHealth: A CaseStudyandDemonstrationfor Links Among SoilFormingFactors,LandManagement Forcella andDonaldL.Wyse Scott Wells, Kevin Anderson, Russell W. Gesch,Frank Cropping SystemwithSoybean. Field Pennycress andCamelinaOilseed Yield inaRelay Brett L. AllenandUpendraM.Sainju William B.Stevens*, JalalDJabro,William M.Iversen, Diversity and CerealCropResidueManagement. Strip-till SugarBeetYield Affected ByRotation Brazil. Sugarcane IntercroppedwithOilSeedsintheSouthern Alberto Peper* andSantiagoLPoggio Andrade, Patricio VLoValvo, OctavioPedro Caviglia, Experiment intheRollingPampa, Argentina. Cropping Systems:FirstResultsfromaLong-Term Uncovering theBenefitsofCover Cropsin Temperate and RogerW. Elmore Interseeding Cover CropsintoCorn. Tony J.VynandCarlos Alexandre CostaCrusciol Barzan, Adilson deOliveira Junior,FabioFranciscoLima, Tadeu Jordao*,RuanFranciscoFirmano,RenanRibeiro Rodrigueiro Secato,CarolinaFedrigoConeglian,Luiz Batista Melo,Pedro HenriqueVernier Versari, Thiago and IntercroppingSystems. Maize Yield As Affected ByTopdressingNitrogen Jr. on MississippiRiver Alluvial Soils. Performance ofTwo CornHybridsDifferinginEarFlex Influence ofSeedingRateandNitrogenon Yield and MarioTenuta of CorninManitoba?. Does PrecedingCropEffecttheGrowthandGrain Yield Gutiérres-Pérez Velarde-Félix, BrendaZ Aguilar-Guerrero andErasmo A. Padilla-Valenzuela, Victor A. Valenzuela-Herrera, Sixto A. Fierros-Leyva, Jorge A. Acosta-Gallegos, Isidoro A. Under DripIrrigation. Yield ResponsetoSixPlant PopulationsinChickpea Paolo Roggero* Seddaiu, FrancescoTei, DomenicoVentrella andPier Mazzoncini, LauraMula,RobertoOrsini,Giovanna

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Felipe GustavoPilau* René Gislum*andBirteBoelt

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Navneet Brar*,YvonneLawley Pedro Ortega*,Gustavo A.

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452-1005 Field Pennycress Seeding Dates in Corn and the 453-1106 Application of a New Sdhi Containing Fungicide in Subsequent Effects on Soybean Yield.Logan Bishop*, Management of Stem Rust in Perennial Ryegrass Seed Kelly A. Nelson, Chris Dudenhoeffer and Dana Harder Crops. Nicole P. Anderson*, Thomas G. Chastain and 452-1006 Nitrogen and Cropping Systems on Soybean Carol J. Garbacik Establishment. Pedro Henrique Vernier Versari, Carlos 453-1107 Exploring Varietal Response of Soft White Winter Vinicius Cavalini Batista Melo, Carolina Fedrigo Wheat to Nitrogen and Seeding Rates in Northern Coneglian, Thiago Rodrigueiro Secato, Luiz Tadeu Idaho. Cole Senefsky and Kurtis L. Schroeder* Jordao*, Ruan Francisco Firmano, Renan Ribeiro Barzan, 453-1108 Effect of Zinc Seed Priming on Fertilizer Depot Adilson de Oliveira Junior, Antonio Saraiva Muniz, Tony Exploitation in Oil Seed Rape. Javed Iqbal*, Asim J. Vyn and Carlos Alexandre Costa Crusciol Mahmood and Günter Neumann 452-1007 Previous Cropping Systems and Nitrogen Application 453-1109 Comparing Reid’s Yellow Dent to Modern Corn in Soybean Yield. Luiz Tadeu Jordao*, Carlos Vinicius Genetics - Across Production Systems. Harold D. Cavalini Batista Melo, Pedro Henrique Vernier Versari, Watters* Thiago Rodrigueiro Secato, Carolina Fedrigo Coneglian, 453-1110 Tailoring Nitrogen Recommendations: Varietal Renan Ribeiro Barzan, Ruan Francisco Firmano, Adilson Response in Hard Red Winter Wheat to Nitrogen de Oliveira Junior, Fabio Francisco Lima, Carlos Fertilizer Application Timing. Kurtis L. Schroeder* and Alexandre Costa Crusciol and Antonio Saraiva Muniz Juliet M. Marshall 452-1008 Conservation Agriculture and Genotypes – Are There 453-1111 Impact of Starter Fertilizers on Optimum Rate and Nora Honsdorf*, Bram Govaerts, Karim Interactions?. Timing of Nitrogen Fertilizer in Grain Sorghum. Sadie Ammar, Ravi P. Singh, Michael Mulvaney and Nele Church*, Ronnie W. Schnell, Jake E. Mowrer and Tony L. Verhulst Provin 452-1009 Diversification of Wheat-Based Dryland Cropping 453-1112 Effect of Sulfur and Molasses Added to Phosphate Rock Systems in the Northern Great Plains: Food Production on Solubility and Phytoavailability of Phosphorus on Reza Keshavarz Potential and Economic Incentive. Young Orange Tree. Letuzia Maria de Oliveira*, Rao Afshar*, Yesuf Assen Mohammed, Peggy Lamb, Anton S. Mylavarapu, Gregory David Means and Fernando Bekkerman and Chengci Chen Rodrigo Bortolozo 452-1010 Yield Advantage and Nitrogen Economy of Annual 453-1113 Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus Effects on Wheat Water and Crops Following Biennial Forage Legumes in the Nitrogen Use Efficiency.Xi Liang*, Juliet M. Marshall, Nityananda Khanal*, Jennifer Otani Cropping Systems. Arash Rashed and Christopher W. Rogers and Rahman Azooz 453-1114 The Effect of a Nanoparticle Technology on Nutrition 452-1011 Developing Nurse Crop Practice in Potato Cultivation and Establishment of Switchgrass. Curtis Adams* and Lakesh Sharma* and John M. Jemison Jr. System. Santanu Bikram Thapa 452-1012 Pre- and Post-Planting Tillage Effects on Sugarcane 453-1115 Potato Nitrogen Fertility and the Potential for Hardev Singh Sandhu* Growth and Yield on Histosols. Groundwater Contamination. Brian H. Marsh* and Maninder Pal Singh 453-1200 Replacement of Inefficient arabica Coffee Plantations Kipling 452-1013 Strip Tillage for Single and Twin-Row Peanut. By Macadamia Nut Orchards. Marcos José Perdoná* and S. Balkcom*, R. Scott Tubbs and Kris B. Balkcom Rogério Peres Soratto 452-1014 Determination of an Earlier Planting Date and Potential 453-1201 Expanding the Seeding Window of Winter Wheat in Cultivars for Fall Planted Winter Wheat to Optimize Western Canada. Yvonne E. Lawley* the Soybean/Winter Wheat Double Crop Rotation for Increased Yields in Virginia. Nicholas Meier* 453-1202 Germination Rates of Spring Canola and Spring Wheat A Cultivars in Response to High Temperature. Kacie

fternoon Wynne*, Clark B. Neely and Daniel L. Hathcoat SESSION NO. 453—2:30 PM–4:30 PM 453-1203 Effect of Seed Treatment with Novel Strains of PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 Trichoderma Spp. on Establishment and Yield of Spring Wheat. Allen Xue* and Wei Guo Agronomic Production Systems, General Poster 453-1204 Nitrogen Nutrition Index and Leaf:Stem Ratio of Maize ASA Section: Agronomic Production Systems Crops in Early and Late Sowings. Nicolas Maltese*, 453-1100 Use of Late-Season Herbicides on Canola Yield and Ricardo José Miguel Melchiori, Juan Matias Ferreyra, Seed Quality. Josh Lofton, Angela Post, Victor R Bodnar* Mariana Robles, Gustavo Angel Maddonni and Octavio and Josh Bushong Pedro Caviglia 453-1101 Response of Transplanted Tomatoes to Pre-Plant 453-1205 Performance of Soil Applied Insecticide in Corn Herbicides. Jorge A Angeles*, Anil Shrestha, Kurt Production Since 2005. Brett McArtor* Hembree and Dave Goorahoo 453-1102 Utilizing Fall Applied Herbicides in Cover Crops for SESSION NO. 454—2:30 PM–4:30 PM Italian Ryegrass Control. Garret B. Montgomery*, Larry Steckel and Julie Reeves PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 453-1103 Environmental Effects on Junglerice Echninochloa( Agricultural Remote Sensing Poster colona L.) Susceptibility to Postemergence Herbicides. ASA Section: Climatology and Modeling Anil Shrestha*, Ryan Cox and Mala To 453-1104 The Impact of Organic Crop Rotations and Ecological Moderator: Ana Wagner Weed Management Strategies on Soil Quality. Salvador 454-804 2D Orthomosaic and 3D Modeling Applications in Ramirez* II, John L. Lindquist, Rhae A. Drijber, Virginia Winter Wheat High-Throughput Phenotyping. Huan L. Jin, Elizabeth Sue Jeske and Humberto Blanco Wang*, Andrew Newsum, Antonio Asebedo and Vara 453-1105 Yield Analysis of Corn Hybrids Attributed By 1980-2010 Prasad Climate in Kansas. Shuang Sun*, Xiaomao Lin, Ignacio A. Ciampitti, Gretchen F. Sassenrath and Qing Ye

210 455-820 455-819 455-818 455-817 455-816 455-815 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.455—2:30PM–4:30PM 454-813 454-812 454-811 454-810 454-809 454-808 454-807 454-806 454-805 Processes forWholeSystemsModelingPoster Moderator: Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division:SoilPhysics Synthesizing andQuantifyingSoilPlant Honoring theContributionsofLaj Ahuja: Building Bridges Among DisciplinesBy

Zhiming Qi Using theGpfarm-RangeModel. Synthesizing RangelandProcesses forDecision-Making Jonathan Patrick ResopandDennis Timlin in theNortheast. Influence ofaChangingClimate onCrop Water Use Use Efficiency. Normalized TranspirationEfficiencyandWheat Water Apparent Contradictionsin Gregory S.McMaster R. Green,MarkD.Tomer,NathanP.Lighthartand Watershed. Overview and Application totheSouthFork,IAUSA The Agroecosystem-Watershed (AgES-W) Model: Model Risch Awal*, Ali Fares,Ram Ray, Alton B.JohnsonandEric Major Crops in Northern High Plains of Texas. Potential ImpactofClimateChangeonCropYield of Doherty andLaj Ahuja Marquez, RobertW. Malone,BernardT. Nolan,John Ma*, QuanxiaoFang,Patricia N.S.Bartling,Roger the Parameter Estimation Algorithm (PEST). Uncertainty Analysis ofRZWQM2CalibrationUsing He* andYongchao Tian Hyperspectral RemoteSensingDatainRice. Monitoring Leaf Area IndexafterHeadingStageUsing Krishnaswamy N.Jayachandran Stress Riskin Avocado Trees. Developing RemoteSensingToolstoIdentifyFlooding Steve Shirtliffe Zhang*, HemaSudhakarDuddu,MengluWang and Canola Yield PredictionUsingYellowness Index. Application ofSmallUnmanned Aerial Vehicles in Rajan*, SanazShafianandRonnie W. Schnell Monitoring SorghumGrowthandDevelopment. Using aFixedWing UavRemoteSensingSystemfor Ciampitti* and ComputerVision. Early SeasonCornStandQuantificationUsingUAS John Nigon* Preprocessing Tetracam MultispectralImagery. Tetrapy: A PythonPackage forCleaningand Sanaz Shafian*,Nithya Rajanandsumitsharma Using LandsatImageryandEddyCovariance Data. Estimation ofGrossPrimaryProductionSorghum from anUavPlatform?. Can Peanut Agronomic CharacteristicsbeEstimated Robert PitmanandWade E.Thomason Joseph Oakes*, Maria Balota, Kyle Brasier, Carl A. Griffey, Estimations of Agronomic CharacteristicsofWheat. The ImpactofWeather andFlyingModalitiesonUav ASA Section:ClimatologyandModeling Liwang Ma,ScottJones,RobertLascano,Ole

James C. Ascough* II,HolmKipka, Timothy

Robert M. Aiken* and Hydrology David H.Fleisher*,DenisMutiibwa, Wendroth

Sebastian Varela andIgnacio A.

Maria Balota*andJosephOakes 13 CDiscrimination, James Dautel*and

Allan A. Andales* and Allan A.Andales*

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456-901 456-900 456-823 456-822 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.456—2:30PM–4:30PM 455-821 456-909 456-908 456-907 456-906 456-905 456-904 456-903 456-902

G Cassman,Haroldvan Es,ShaiSela,Peter Woodbury, Sustainable FoodSupply. Nitrogen Surplus As aPerformance Indicatorfor Meeting Agronomic andEnvironmentalGoals: Samantha Ritter, AbbeyFoster Wick andEakalakKhan M. DeSutter,NathanE.Derby,FrancisX.M.Casey, Using ThermalDesorption. Surface EnergyBalanceover SoilsRemediated Foster Wick andEakalakKhan Matthees-Dose, Peter O’Brien,FrancisX.M.Casey, Abbey Soils. Biological SoilHealthIndicatorsinHighlyDisturbed Wick, EakalakKhanandHeatherLMatthees-Dose Derby, KevinHorsager,FrancisX.M.Casey, Abbey Foster M. DeSutter*, Peter O’Brien,SamanthaRitter,NathanE. Remediation SiteUsingThermalDesorption. Construction ofLarge-ScaleResearchPlots ata and XiZhang of a4-Year CropRotation. Applying theRZWQM2inaSpatialVariability Study Chang*, Edward BorkandCameronCarlyle Agricultural Systems. Heterotrophic butNot Autotrophic Respiration from Forest andGrasslandCover TypesReduce Blount Jennifer Shirley,JoseCarlosBatistaDubeuxJr.and Ann Ammonia LossesfromHayFields. Nitrogen FertilizerSourceImpactsonLong-Term Fields. Tile DrainageNitrogenLossesfromThree Agricultural Nitrate ReductionintheUpperSoilProfileControls Hashem andZachEaston Anthony R.Buda,EricB.May,TimothyRosen,FawzyM. Laura Christianson,RayB.Bryant, Peter J.A.Kleinman, Arthur L. Allen*, Amy Collick,EmilyMacLaurenBock, Reduce NutrientLossesintheMid-Atlantic Region. Evaluating Edge-of-Fieldandin-DitchStratagemsto Hiscox Dodla, Howard Viator, RonaldD.DeLauneand April Production. from Harvesting OperationsinSubtropicalSugarcane Physio-Chemical CharacterizationofParticles Emitted Najwa Alnsour*, Wayne RobargeandJohnWalker Ammonia ExchangefromSoils-LaboratoryStudy. Barabski Velayudan, Adriane Huber, Adam ChambersandMarci Kevin DBrown,CrystalTourenne,ErnestS.Marx,Sobha Justin Ziegler,MarkEaster, Amy Swan, KeithPaustian, Sequestration withComet-Farm Assessing ForestryGreenhouseGasEmissionsand Ganga M.HettiarachchiandBimal Paul Alghamdi*, MaryBethKirkham,DeAnnR.Presley, Materials Amended withBiosolids. Heavy MetalUptakefrom Abandoned MineWaste Christina TonittoandRebeccaMarjerison Environmental QualityPoster ASA Section:EnvironmentalQuality Samantha Ritter*,ThomasM.DeSutter,HeatherL

Charlotte Kjaergaard*andBo V. Iversen

Sanku DattaMudi*,JimJ. Wang, Syam

Mark Baah-Acheamfour,ScottX.

Ole Wendroth*, JavierReyes Eileen McLellan*,Kenneth Peter O’Brien*,Thomas

SESSION NO. 456 TM . Cheryl Mackowiak*, Matthew Stermer*, Abdulaziz

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SESSION NO. 457—2:30 PM–4:30 PM 458-1211 Chlorophyll Versus Carotenoids Ratio Is Unaffected PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 By Elevated CO2 and Shows Strong Relationship with Chlorophyll Fluorescence in Soybean Leaves Across Global Agronomy Poster Phosphorus Nutrition. Vangimalla R Reddy* and Shardendu K Singh ASA Section: Global Agronomy 457-910 Delivery of Spatially Explicit Soils Information in 458-1212 Genome-Wide Association Study of Chlorophyll Western Kenya. Joshua O. Minai*, Mercy Ngunjiri, a, Chlorophyll b, Chlorophyll a/b Ratio and Total Darrell G. Schulze, Phillip R. Owens, Cornelius Serrem Chlorophyll Traits in Soybean Using Leaf Extracts. and Naman Nyabinda Arun Prabhu Dhanapal*, Jeffery D. Ray, Shardendu K Singh, Valerio Hoyos-Villegas, James R. Smith, Larry C. 457-911 Utilizing Knowledge- Based Inference Mapping to Purcell and Felix B. Fritschi Digitally Map the Soils of the Uasin Gishu Plateau in Western Kenya. Mercy Ngunjiri*, Joshua O. Minai, 458-1213 Soybean Transpiration Rate Under Nitrogen Stress and Phillip R. Owens, Darrell G. Schulze and Cornelius Recovery. Laleh Bagherzadi*, Thomas R. Sinclair and Serrem Thomas W Rufty 457-912 Temperature Control of Node Appearance and Node 458-1214 Quantifying Relative Canopy Temperature, Fraction Initiation in Soybean. Fatima Amor Tenorio*, James of Radiation Intercepted, and Greenness Intensity of Specht, Timothy Arkebauer, Kent Eskridge and Patricio Crops from an Aerial Platform. Larry C. Purcell* and Grassini Carlin J. Purcell 457-913 Influence of Prohexadione Calcium (Pro-Ca) on 458-1215 Soybean Radiation Use Efficiency in High-Yield Biochemical Composition of Sweet Potato Grown in Environments. Nicolas Cafaro La Menza*, John L. Hydroponic Conditions in the Greenhouse. Damerius Lindquist, Timothy Arkebauer, James Specht, George Johnson*, Victor Njiti, Ananda Nanjundaswamy, Franklin Graef and Patricio Grassini Chukwuma and Qun Xia 458-1216 Soybean Transpiration and Leaf Expansion Recovery 457-914 Establishment of a New Dual M.S. Program Between from Soil Drying. Pablo Rosas-Anderson*, Laleh University of Georgia (USA) and University of Padova Bagherzadi, Thomas W Rufty and Thomas R. Sinclair (Italy). Miguel L. Cabrera*, George Vellidis, Francesco 458-1217 What Do Maize Stalks Know about Structural Morari, Andrea Battisti, Antonio Berti, Maurizio Borin, Engineering?. Douglas Cook*, Shien Yang Lee, Margaret Josef Broder, Raffaella Cattarinussi, Dorcas H. Franklin, Julias and Daniel J. Robertson Victoria Collins McMaken, Donn G. Shilling and William 458-1218 Relationship Between Polyamines and the Grain Vencill Quality during Grain-Filling Stage Under High 457-915 Seed Dressing Maize with Imazapyr to Control Striga Temperature. Shu-Hua Hsu and Huu-sheng Lur* Hermonthica in Farmers’ Fields in the Savannas of 458-1219 Leaf and Canopy Architecture for Heat Resistance Nigeria. Alpha Y. Kamara*, Abebe Menkir and David in Field Pea. Rosalind A. Bueckert*, Yunfei Jiang and Chikoye Thomas D. Warkentin 457-916 Relationship Between Crop Phenology and Exchanges 458-1300 HEAT Tolerance in Sugarcane (Saccharum officinarum) of Carbon Dioxide, Water Vapor, and Energy from Genotypes. Sergio Castro-Nava*, ALFREDO HUERTA, Croplands. Jinshu Chi, Eric Russell*, Sarah Waldo, JOSE MANUEL PLACIDO-DE LA CRUZ, EPIFANIO Patrick O’Keeffe, Shelley Pressley, William L Pan and MIRELES-RODRIGUEZ and JOSE MANUEL GARCIA- Brian Lamb GIRON 458-1301 Variation in Water Stress of 12 Brassica Genotypes 13 A SESSION NO. 458—2:30 PM–4:30 PM Across Different Environments Based on Delta c Signature. Russell W. Gesch*, Brett L. Allen, David W. fternoon PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 Archer, Jack Brown, Jerry L. Hatfield, Jalal D Jabro, James Crop Physiology and Metabolism Poster R. Kiniry, Daniel S. Long and Merle F. Vigil C02 Crop Physiology and Metabolism 458-1302 Effect of Plant Growth Regulators on Creeping Bentgrass Shade Stress Physiology. Sanalkumar 458-1206 Assessing Water Deficit Stress Tolerance of Phaseolus Krishnan* and Emily B Merewitz vulgaris Parental Lines Using Carbon Isotope Discrimination. Alvaro Sanz-Saez*, Michael J. W. 458-1303 Leaf Thickness As a Predictor of Water Content of Corn, Maw, Jose Arnulfo Polania Arnulfo Polania Polania, Sorghum, Soybean, and Fava Bean. Amin Afzal*, Sjoerd Idupulapati M. Rao M Rao, Stephen E. Beebe and Felix B. Willem Duiker and Jack Watson Fritschi 458-1304 Comparing the Water-Use Efficiency of Bloom and 458-1207 Nutrient Dynamics and Partitioning in Soybean. Bloomless Sorghum. Salma Bibi*, Henry Awika, Dirk Santiago Tamagno*, Guillermo R. Balboa, Peter Kovacs, Hays and Zhanguo Xin Shaun Casteel, Ignacio A. Ciampitti, Fernando O. Garcia, 458-1305 The Role Root Traits Play in the Tolerance of Tomato Fernando Salvagiotti and William M. Stewart (Lycopersicon esculentum Mill.) Plants Under Low Night 458-1208 Root and Shoot Responses of Grafted Soybean to Water Temperatures. Jhonathan E. Ephrath*, Asal Kattel, Itay Deficit Stress.Sulaiman Ali* and Felix B. Fritschi Cohen, Allan Degen and Shimon Rachmilevitch 458-1209 Soybean QTLs for Nitrogen and Ureides in Two Ril 458-1306 Crop Vegetation Nitrogen Status - Sensitive Signatures for Proximal Remote Sensing. Lee Tarpley*, Abdul R. Populations Whose Parents Differ in Sensitivity of N2 Fixation to Drought. Andy Andy King*, Marilynn K. Mohammed and Fugen Dou Davies, Sadal Hwang, Jeffery D. Ray and Larry C. Purcell 458-1307 Diurnal Changes of Metabolites in Water-Stressed and 458-1210 Changes in the Concentrations and Contents of Non-Stressed Wheat Leaves. Masum Akond*, Md A. Minerals Elements, Oil, and Protein in Soybean Seeds Babar, Chris Beecher, John Erickson, Kayla Thomason Under P-Stress Across Growth CO2. Shardendu K and Felice Jong Singh* and Vangimalla R Reddy

212 459-1323 459-1322 459-1321 459-1320 459-1319 459-1318 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.459—2:30PM–4:30PM 458-1317 458-1316 458-1315 458-1314 458-1313 458-1312 458-1311 458-1310 458-1309 458-1308

Forage andGrazinglandsPosterII Sidney C.BosworthandJanaKraft Declines inMaturing Annual Forages?. Can GrazingSelectivityReduce Fatty Acid Intake Lynn E.SollenbergerandJoseCarlos BatistaDubeuxJr. Bauer*, MartaMouraKohmann, Sabrina Saraiva Santana, Microhistological Techniques. Assessed ByNaturalIsotopic Abundance and Animal SelectivityinMixedGrass-LegumePasture Kallenbach Growsafe™ System. on Pasture andCompared toPreviousRfiinthe Residual FeedIntakeofDairyCowsEstimated Doohong Min,XuanXuandJeremyDavidson Matter Yield andNutritive Values. Effects of Alfalfaand Alfalfa-Grass MixturesonDry Shewmaker* Forage QualityLossesin Alfalfa HayStacks. R. MarkSulcandDanielJ.Undersander Herrmann, DoohongMin,Steve B.Orloff, Angela Parker, Kenneth A. Albrecht, MarvinH.Hall,JeffreyEric Grown inDiverse Environments. Reduced LigninandConventional Alfalfa Cultivars Seeding Year ForageYield andNutritive Value of Shanshan Wang andZhiguoZhou Cotton. Glutathione CycleRelatedtoLeafSenescencein Effects ofPotassiumDeficiencyon Ascorbate- Glendon Harris,PhillipRobertsandCalvinMeeks TERM Conservation TillageinGeorgia. Nitrogen FertilityforCottonGrownUNDERLONG- Assessing Physiologicaland Agronomic Responsesto Pressures. Wheat PhysiologyandYield UnalteredByClimatic Juliet M.Marshall Length. Influenced ByCadmiumBioavailability andRoot Cadmium Accumulation inSpringWheatGrainsIs Tuberosa Heun, MichaelJ.Ottman,MikePumphreyandRoberto White, RickWard, Pedro Andrade-Sanchez, JohnT. Using DigitalImages. Rapid EstimationofCanopyCover inDurumWheat Mohammed* andLeeTarpley and Drying(AWD) Water Management. Rice PhysiologicalResponsesto Alternate Wetting and LuizTadeu Jordao Sampling. Efficiency inMaizeGenotypeswithoutDestructive The LongView: PhenotypingforEnhancedNitrogen Uptake inCorn. Brace RootContributiontoVariation inPost-SilkingN Duli Zhao*,MikeIrey,ChrisLaBordeandChen-JianHu Sugarcane andEnergyCaneonaSandSoilinFlorida. Biomass CompositionandMineralRemoval of Huerta espino Enrique Autrique, RaviP.Singh,JuanBurguenoandJulio High Temperature StressinWheat. Drip IrrigationSystem Aids inMitigatingEffectsof C06 ForageandGrazinglands Wei Hu*,BinglinChen,Yali Meng,Youhua Wang, Xi Liang*,DanielG.Strawn,JianliChenand

Laura Emberson* Keru Chen*,TonyJ.Vyn,SarahM.Mueller

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Kimberly Cassida*,

Iryna McDonald*, Suchismita Mondal*,

Caleb Goossen*, Abdul R. John Snider*,

Glenn E.

459-1406 459-1405 459-1404 459-1403 459-1402 459-1401 459-1400 460-637 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.460—2:30PM–4:30PM 459-1411 459-1410 459-1409 459-1408 459-1407 Digital SoilMappingofForestProperties Moderator: SSSA Division:Forest,RangeandWildland Soils Jeong-sung Jung,Won-hoKimandGi-junChoi Production inKorea. Effective Triple-CroppingSystemsforMassForage Production System. Millet Hybrids As FeedstockfortheOklahomaBeef Evaluation ofNewSorghum-SudangrassandPearl Masterson Robert B.Mitchell, Ashley HassebrookandSteve Grains intheWestern CornBelt. Yield andNutritive Value TrendsforStockpiledSmall David Jaramillo Vendramini, NicolasDiLorenzo,ErickR.S.Santosand Batista DubeuxJr.,LynnE.Sollenberger,JoaoM.B. Adding ForageLegumes. Reducing NFertilizerInputsinStockerSystemsBy Andrea DianeBascheandJasminGonzalez Water andOtherEcosystemServices. A SystemsPerspective ontheEffectsofGrazingSoil Rogers*, ScottG.RobertsonandGreggR.Sweeten Production andStocker Average DailyGain. Tillage andSoilMoistureEffectson Winter Pasture Martin Ruiz-MorenoandErickR.S.Santos Mercia Virginia FerreiraSantos,NicolasDiLorenzo, Batista DubeuxJr.,FranciscoFernandoRamosCarvalho, Legumes Using Tracking inSituRuminalDegradationofGrassesand Megown andPaul Maus USA. Western MontanaandtheEasternIdahoPanhandle, Prediction ofVolcanic Ash DistributionandDepthin Vendramini and Anthony Drew Mackowiak, JoseCarlosBatistaDubeuxJr.,JoaoM.B. Production Fields. Contaminant inSouthernPastures andBahiagrassSeed Brunswick Grass(Paspalum nicorae)-aWeed Dubeux Jr. Antonio ClementinodosSantosandJoseCarlosBatista in Brazil. Palisadegrass inthe Amazon RegionofTocantins State Methods ofEstablishmentPintoiPeanut and Filho Fabio CortezLeitedeOliveira andCecílioViega Soares James K.Yarborough, UlyssesCecato,FrankKuwahara, Maria Lucia A. Silveira, JoseCarlosBatistaDubeuxJr., Sanchez*, JoaoM.B.Vendramini, LynnE.Sollenberger, Pintoi Peanut onPasture Establishment. Evaluation ofSeedingStrategiesBahiagrassand and FagnerJuniorGomes Silva, LilianeSeverino daSilva, MarcellPatachi Alonso G. S.Pedreira*, JuniorIssamuYasuoka, Valdson JoseDa Continuously StockedMulatoIIBrachiariagrass. of Leaf Area IndexandHerbage Accumulation of Canopy HeightandNRate Affect theComposition Fick andKeithR.Harmoney Volesky, MitchellStephenson,JosephL.Moyer, Walter H. Cool-Season GrassPastures. Establishment of Annual Warm-Season Grassesin

Robert Vaughan*, Vince Archer, JaySkovlin, Kevin David Paré, Grant Domke,ChuckBulmer Nayara M. Alencar*, JoaoM.B.Vendramini,

d 13C. Poster Ann Blount*,Jason A. Ferrell,Cheryl Alexandre CaldeiraRocateli* Young-jin Kim*,Sang-hakLee, Jose DiogenesNeto*,Carlos

Liza Garcia*,JoseCarlos

John A. Guretzky*,Jerry

SESSION NO. 460 Daren D.Redfearn*, Marcia DeLonge*, Joao M.D.

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460-638 Mapping the Willamette National Forest.Kristopher 462-608 Tillage Effects on Soybean Yield, Water Use and Water Osterloh* and Jay Stratton Noller Use Efficiency on a Sandy Loam Soil Under Irrigated 460-639 Large &minus Scale Digital Soil Mapping in a Rugged Conditions. Jalal D Jabro*, William M. Iversen and Oregonian Wilderness. Vance Almquist* and Jay Stratton William B. Stevens Noller 462-609 Soil Water Infiltration Affected By Biofuel and Grain Crop Production Systems in Claypan Landscapes. SESSION NO. 461—2:30 PM–4:30 PM Syaharudin Zaibon, Stephen H. Anderson, Newell R. Kitchen, Allen L Thompson, Clark J. Gantzer, Ranjith P. PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 Udawatta and Samuel I Haruna* Forest, Range, and Wildland Soils General 462-610 Analysis of Unique System for Harvesting Runoff in Arid Environments. Amir Mor-Mussery*, Yizhaq Zinger Session III Poster and Arie Budovsky SSSA Division: Forest, Range and Wildland Soils 462-611 Evaluation of Skip-Row Furrow Irrigation to Improve Moderator: Brian Strahm Water and Nutrient Use Efficiency in Different Soil Types. Syam K. Dodla* and Hari Bohara 461-700 An Update on the NEON Design for Soil Sensors and Sampling. Michael D. Sanclements* 462-612 Evaluation of Advanced Owts Performance within the Greater Narragansett Bay Watershed.Brittany 461-701 Spatial Patterns Between Regolith Thickness and Lancellotti*, George Loomis, Kevin Hoyt and Jose Adolfo Forest Productivity in the Southern Sierra Critical Amador Zone Observatory. Ryan Ferrell*, Peter Hartsough and Anthony Toby O’Geen 462-613 Adoption of Subsurface Tile Drainage Under Fargo Clay Soils. Amitava Chatterjee*, Aaron L.M. Daigh, 461-702 Effects of Lysimeter Tension and Sampling Interval on Resham Thapa, Keshab Subedi and Norman Cattanach Water Volume Collection and Soil Solution Chemistry. Jennifer D. Knoepp*, Chelcy Miniat, Ryan Emanuel and 462-614 Evaluation of Sulfur Burner for Salinity Management Theodore Jass in Irrigated Cotton Fields in the West Texas. Girisha Keshavamurthy Ganjegunte* and John A Clark 461-703 Assessment of Two Methods for Determination of Quantity and Isotopic Composition of Soil C in Arid 462-615 Potential for P Release in Streambank Soils of Different Soils. Elana Ketchian, Paul Verburg*, Brittany Trimble Land Uses in the Missisquoi River (Vermont, USA). and Simon Poulson Vanesa L. Perillo*, Courtney Balling, Donald S. Ross and Beverley Wemple 461-704 Effects of the Interplay Between Wildlife, Plant Communities, Decomposition and Soils on Productivity 462-616 Development of a Single Vine Irrigation System. Jean- in Intensively Managed Forest Plantations. Jeff Hatten*, Jacques Lambert*, David E. Block, Andre Knoesen and Dave Frey, Thomas Stokely and Matt Betts Mark A. Burns 461-705 Validating Predicted Effects on Forest Soils from 462-617 Assessing Soil Tillage Intensity Across Watersheds. Management Activities. Tricia A. Burgoyne* Craig S. T. Daughtry*, W. Dean Hively, Alan Stern, Douglas L. Karlen and Miguel Quemada 461-706 The Effects of in-Bush Chipper Debris on Soil Microclimate Conditions, Leachate Chemistry, and Tree Seedling Survival and Growth. David M. Morris* and SESSION NO. 463—2:30 PM–4:30 PM Martin Kwiaton PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3

SESSION NO. 462—2:30 PM–4:30 PM Soil Management Impacts on Soil Properties A PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 and Soil C and N Dynamics Poster II fternoon SSSA Division: Soil and Water Management and Conservation Soil and Water Management and Conservation 463-618 Soil Organic Carbon Stocks in an Agriculturally Poster II Managed Subbasin in Iowa. Matthew T. Streeter* and SSSA Division: Soil and Water Management and Conservation Keith E. Schilling 462-602 Improving Cover Crop Benefits in Sustainable Farming 463-619 Managing Cover Crops, Crop Rotation, and Poultry Systems Using Integrated Approaches and Tools. Linda Manure to Increase Soil Health. Karamat R Sistani* and O. Scheffe* Jason R Simmons 462-603 Quantifying Soil Health from Soil Organic C and N 463-620 Impact on Carbon Sequestration and Yield Performance Fractions in Diverse Winter Cover Crops in North Under Miscanthus Field in Northern Japan. Toru Carolina. Katherine Pritchett* Nakajima*, Kosuke Noborio and Toshihiko Yamada 462-604 Testing the Effect of a Microbial-Based Soil Amendment 463-621 Benefits of CRP on Cropland: Rainwater Infiltration and on Aggregate Stability and Erodibility. Mponda Malozo, Storage, Soil Organic Matter and Microbial Activity. Bo V. Iversen*, Goswin Johan Heckrath and Lars J. Timothy Goebel*, Robert J. Lascano and Veronica Acosta- Munkholm Martinez 462-605 Evaluating Nitrogen Stress and Yield Impacts from 463-622 Crop Residue Cover on Irrigated Rotations for Potato, Variable-Rate Nitrogen Applications for Potatoes. Brian Dry Bean, Sugar Beet, and Soft White Wheat in J. Bohman*, Carl J. Rosen and David Mulla Southern Alberta. Francis J. Larney*, Drusilla C. Pearson, Robert E. Blackshaw and Newton Z. Lupwayi 462-606 Is Crop Biomass and Soil Carbon Storage Sustainable with Long-Term Application of Full Plastic Film 463-623 Organic Vegetable Farming Promotes Physically Mulching Under Future Climate Change?. Feng Zhang* Protected Carbon Accrual in Soil. Phasita Toonsiri*, M. Francesca Cotrufo and Jessica G. Davis 462-607 Spin Ditch Filter Strips Impact on Nutrient and Sediment Load. Lisa M. Fultz*, James Hendrix and 463-624 A Decision Support System to Determine Management Beatrix J. Haggard Effects on Dynamic Soil Properties. Candiss Williams*, Cynthia A. Cambardella, Susan S. Andrews and Lei Yu

214 464-535 464-534 464-533 464-532 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.464—2:30PM–4:30PM 463-636 463-635 463-634 463-633 463-632 463-631 463-630 463-629 463-628 463-627 463-626 463-625

Soil Taxonomy. Removing SoilMoistureRegime fromHigherLevels in Vaughan andJanelSeeley Augmented RealitySandbox. Experiential LearninginSoilScience:Useofan Beaudette andLucasE.Nave Ferguson, ZamirLibohova, StephenRoecker,Dylan Resource forSoilResearch. The NationalCooperative SoilSurvey Database-a Karen Vaughan Yamina Pressler*,KristopherOsterloh,SusanMelzerand through a“Virtual” RegionalSoilJudgingContest. Increasing Undergraduate Exposure to Novel Soil Types and Hyun-HwoiKu Changyoon Jeong*,ErnestGirouard,Hasan Addullah Red BayouforIrrigationinNorthwest Louisiana. Evaluation oftheQualityDiverted Water fromthe P. FabrizziandSethNaeve Nitrogen Mineralization. Tile Drainageof Agricultural LandandItsImpacton Hoshikawa Yasushi Mori*,KazutoshiOsawa, KanakoOkaand Akira Soils toReduceSurfaceFlowatSugarcaneField. Effect of ArtificialMacroporeInstallationinSubtropical Hons andKatieL.Lewis and NitrogenCycling. Nitrification Inhibitor Impacts Soil Trace Gas Emissions Amitava Chatterjee* Influence ofNo-tillPracticeonSoilCarbonPools. and ErmsonNyakatawa Properties. Tillage andCover CroppingEffectsonSoilPhysical Jabro andRexNielsen Mikha*, GaryWHergert,JosephG.Benjamin,JalalD Nitrogen andOrganicCarbonDynamics. Long-Term TillageandManureInfluenceonSoil Abbey FosterWick Alghamdi*, Aaron L.M.Daigh,JodiDeJong-Hughesand Practices inFrigidCorn-SoybeanFields. Soil HeatingandDrying Among ReducedTillage and DianeE.Stott Nitrogen andMicrobial Activity. Effect ofCover CropandRotationonSoilCarbon, Alberto BonillaSr. Beatriz Ramirez*,JavierRivera, Carlos Avila andCarlos Soil OrganicCarboninCroplandsofChile. Effects ofClimate,SoilProperties,andCultivation on Ribeiro Silva Monteiro Cavalcante, MarllonMonteiroCastroandIvo Cover Crops. Rehabilitation EmployingDifferentFertilisersand C andNof Aggregates inSoilUnderPost-Mining Clark Termination. Parameters atTermination andSixWeeks Post on SoilWater ExtractableC:NandOtherSoilHealth The EffectsofCover CropC:NRatiosat Termination

Soil Pedology PosterII SSSA Division:Pedology

Dedrick D.Davis*,SrikrushnaKuppireddy

Paul R.Salon*,Will F.BrintonandShawnna Teogenes SennaOliveira*, Douglas

Mark Stolt*

Joseph O.Storlien*,FrankM.

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Skye A. Wills*, Henry

Karen L.Vaughan*, Robert W. Ashley Hammac* W. Ashley Rashad Maysoon M. Paulina 465-330 465-329 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.465—2:30PM–4:30PM 464-601 464-600 466-403 466-402 466-401 466-400 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.466—2:30PM–4:30PM 465-335 465-334 465-333 465-332 465-331 Resiliency inSoilMicrobialCommunities Soil BiologyandBiochemistryPosterII

Moderator: SSSA Division:SoilBiologyandBiochemistry SSSA Division:SoilBiology and Biochemistry Jumpponen, Paul St. Amand andGuihuaBai Food and Animal Composts. Biochemical andMicrobialCharacteristicsofMature Emily Lloret Disturbances. Soil MicrobialCommunitiesintheBoreal-Responseto Needelman Professionals. Policymakers, SoilScientists,andEnvironmental Mental ModelsofSoilPedology forStudents, Sharon W. Waltman J. Schoeneberger,BrianSlater,James A. Thompsonand Morgan, PhillipR.Owens, MartinC.Rabenhorst,Philip Anastasios D.Karathanasis,BrianLee,CristineL.S. G. Darmody,JohnGraveel, Alfred Hartemink, Soil Parent MaterialMap. A HarmonizedLegendforaMulti-StateDominant Blanco Drijber, Virginia L. Jin,ElizabethSueJeskeandHumberto of NitrogenFertilization. on SoilMicrobialCommunities Under Variable Rates The ImpactofIncreasingDiversity ofCropRotations Bandopadhyay* andJenniferMDeBruyn Degrading BiodegradablePlastic MulchFilms. Enrichment andCharacterization ofMicrobes Jessica G.Davis Fixation. to MaximizeCyanobacterial GrowthandNitrogen Optimizing PhosphorusandIronConcentrations Jr. Prajwal Gowda, Jesse I. DuPont and Francis M. Rouquette Javid McLawrence,CaraCase,RiqingYu,MauraPurcell, Nitrogen ManagementScenarios. Profile of Pasture LandsUnderDifferentGrazingand Methane CyclingMicrobialCommunitiesinSoil Kluepfel Conditions. Tumefaciens Abundance UnderWalnut Nursery Anaerobic SoilDisinfestationon Agrobacterium Effect of Vermicompost, ChemicalFumigation,and and Victoria Barth Community Recovery afterLiming. Anthropogenic Soil Acidification: Microbial Bottomley*, AnneE. Taylor andDavidD.Myrold in CroppedandNoncroppedOregonSoils. Modeling SoilNitrificationResponsesto Temperature Rubin*, KeesJanvan GroenigenandBruceHungate Effective Under Water Stress: AMeta-Analysis. Plant GrowthPromotingRhizobacteria Are More Manter andJonathanCotton Record Drought. Agroecosystems duringTwo Years ofRecovery after Monitoring SoilMicrobialDynamicsin

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466-404 Quantifying Soil Microbial Respiration with a 467-311 Point of Zero Charge: Role in Pyromorphite Formation Fluorometric Dye. Benjamin Spencer*, Ayush Joshi and Stability in Lead Contaminated Soils. Ranju Rani Gyawali, Michael Strickland and Ryan Stewart Karna* 466-405 Soil Nitrogen and Carbon Dynamics in a Prairie Soil - a 467-312 Background Concentrations of Polycyclic Aromatic Century Perspective. Rezvan Karimi, Henry Janzen*, Hydrocarbons and Heavy Metals in Florida Urban Benjamin Ellert, Roland Kroebel and Elwin Smith Soils. Peng Gao*, Jing Su, Evandro Barbosa da Silva, Leo 466-406 Effects of Conservation Agricultural Practices on Soil Jackson da Silva Moreira, Timothy G. Townsend and Nitrogen Transformations and Microbial Activity in Lena Q. Ma Cotton Crops from a Long-Term Experiment in West 467-313 Cation Retention By Montmorillonite in Constrained Tennessee. Julie McKnight* and Sean Schaeffer Environments. Yayu Li* and Cristian P. Schulthess 466-407 Accessing Soil Microbial Community and Functional 467-314 Organic Matter Characteristics of Soil Aggregate Differences of Environmental Samples.Terrence G. Fractions Under Different Ecosystems.Yili Meng*, Jim Gardner* J. Wang, Shuai Liu, Zhuo Wei, Zhou Tian and Michael A 466-408 Seasonal Variation in Isolation of Phytophthora from Blazier Wildland Soils. Susan B. Edinger-Marshall*, David S. 467-315 Dairy Manure Impacts on Phosphorus Adsorption Baston, Christopher Lee and Scott P Yamamoto Rates and Speciation on Calcite. Daniel G. Strawn*, Eva 466-409 Quantitative Evaluation for Inhibitory Effect of Single Weyers, Leslie L. Baker and Derek Peak and Binary Mixture of Heavy Metals on the Growth and 467-316 Sorption and Transport of Phosphorus and Nitrogen Phosphorus Removal of Bacillus Sp. Eun Ji Oh*, Deok in Soils from Florida and Nigeria in a Mixture of Hyun Kim, Jin Yoo and Keun Yook Chung Fertilizers and Pesticides. Nasiru M. Danmowa*, Peter 466-410 Nodulation and Nitrogen Fixation in Soybean (Glycine Nkedi-Kizza, James Jawitz, Kelly T. Morgan, Willie G. max (L.) Merrill) As Influenced By Rhizobium Seed Harris, Vimala D. Nair, Greg MacDonald and Jorge A. Inoculation with Different Adhesives in a Sandy Clay Leiva Loam Soil. Adeniyi Adebowale Soretire*, Bolaji Margaret 467-317 Solubilization of Phosphate from Poorly Crystalline Thanni, Chris Olu Adejuyigbe and Tolulope Mobolaji Fe and Al Hydroxides By AVAIL® Copolymer. Sarah Obuotor Doydora* and Dean Hesterberg 466-411 A Step-Wise Method for Maximizing Protein Extraction 467-318 Modeling the Concentrations of Dissolved from Different Soil Types. Kristin D. Kasschau*, Ryan Contaminants (Cd, Cu, Ni, Pb, Zn) in Floodplain Soils. Mueller, Markus Kleber and David D. Myrold Thilo Rennert* and Jörg Rinklebe 466-412 Diffusible Signals in Associations of Rice with 467-319 Distribution and Transformation of Zinc Fractions Rhizobia and Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi. Audrey from Zinc Sulfate Coated Urea Fertilizer on Three Rice Kalil*, Matthew Crook, Kevin Garcia, Marcus Babcock, Soils. Nutifafa Adotey*, Dustin L. Harrell and Manoch Junko Maeda and Jean-Michel Ané Kongchum 466-413 Earthworm Abundance and Diversity Are Impacted By 467-320 Influence of Conventional and Non-Conventional Si Long-Term Crop Sequences and Bio-Covers Under No- Amendments/Fertilizers on the Release of As from Tillage. Amanda J. Ashworth*, Fred L. Allen, Daniel H. Paddy Soils and the Uptake of As and Si By the Rice Pote, Martin J. Shipitalo and Donald D. Tyler Plant. Rita Abi-Ghanem* 467-321 Impacts of a Shifting Redox Potential on Arsenic SESSION NO. 467—2:30 PM–4:30 PM Sorption to Goethite. Joshua Sanchez*, Jason Stuckey and Donald L Sparks PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 A 467-322 Phosphorus Speciation Evolution Across a Climate

fternoon Soil Chemistry Poster Gradient in Semi-Arid Prairie Soils. Chunhao Gu*, SSSA Division: Soil Chemistry Sarah E. Evans, Ingrid C. Burke and Mengqiang Zhu 467-305 Nitrate Removal from Solution with Vermicompost: 467-323 Organic Matter Fraction As Affected By Long-Term Mechanisms, Kinetics and Point of Zero Charge Application of Rice Straw-Compost in Paddy Soil. Determination. Adrian Broz*, Christopher S. Appel, Sukjin Kim*, Kwang-Seop Kim, Ki-Do Park, Sung-Hwan Priya Verma and Sean Hurley Oh, Jong-Seo Choi, Shingu Kang, Hong-Sik Kim, Jeong- Hwa Park, Woonho Yang and Man Park 467-306 Soil Organic Phosphorus Transformations during 200 Years of Paddy-Rice and Non-Paddy Management in 467-324 Removal of Radioactive Materials from Groundwater the Yangtze River Delta, China. Xiaoqian Jiang, Barbara Using Iron Composite Media. Emily R. Dorward*, John J. Cade-Menun*, Sabine Willbold, Roland Bol, Wulf C. Seaman, Jarad Cochran, Hyunshik Chang, Madan Amelung and Erwin Klumpp Tandukar and Fanny Marie Coutelot 467-307 Characterization of Organic Matter in Density-Size 467-325 DNA Partitioning to Soils and Soil Minerals. Liyun Fractions of Soil Aggregates By DRIFT Spectroscopy Zhang* and John C. Seaman Combined with Sodium Hypochlorite Oxidation. 467-326 Arsenic and Chromium Uptake By Pteris Vittata from Masakazu Aoyama* Contaminated Soils: A Long Term Study. Evandro 467-308 Leaching Behavior of Metallic Elements from Mine Barbosa da Silva*, Jason T. Lessl, Ann Christina Wilkie Soils Amended with AMD Sludge, Steel Slag, and and Lena Q. Ma Limestone Depending on Hydrodynamic Conditions. 467-327 Effects of pH and Nitrate on Perrhenate Sorption in Juhee Kim*, Kyungmin Kim and Seunghun Hyun Zerovalent Iron. Yuji Arai* and Brian Lenell 467-309 Intercalation of Phyllosilicate Minerals By Tylosin: 467-328 Technetium Accumulation within Reduced Sediment Influence of Solution and Exchange Phase Composition. Horizons. Robert James Thomas*, John C. Seaman, Haley A. Koziol*, Michael E. Essington and Jaime Call Fanny Marie Coutelot, Ashvini Chauhan, MIles Denham, 467-310 Distribution of Perylenequinone Pigments in Several Maggie Millings, Mark Amidon and Carol Eddy-Dilek Soils in the United States. Takayuki Kobayashi*, Prakash Dhakal, Hiroaki Sumida and Craig Rasmussen

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SSSA Division:SoilFertilityandPlantNutrition Mylavarapu Soils ofFlorida. Phosphorus andPotassiumUptake inFourDifferent Chess Winter Wheat. Evaluation ofSeedCoatingTreatmentsinSoftWhite and JoanDavenport Prudence DimakatsoRamphisa*,Catherine Ann Jones Phosphorus FertilizerSourcesinFive DifferentSoils. Corn ResponsetoConventional Versus Alternative Tracy MWilson* andRich Affeldt Nitrogen ManagementforCarrotSeedProduction. Daran Rudnick Nitrogen inCorn. Crop CanopySensorOrientationforLateSeason Christopher W. Rogers*andHoward Neibling Affected ByNitrogenRateandFinalIrrigationTiming. Spring MaltBarleyGrainYield andQuality As Teye, Andrew OpokuandKenE.Giller Rice, RobertC. Abaidoo, Forson Atawura, JonathanK. Edwin K. Akley*, BenjaminD.K. Ahiabor, CharlesW. Fertilizer andRhizobiumInoculantinNorthernGhana. Response ofSoybean(Glycinemax(L.)Merr.)to and MieleBauCortelini Expedito Alves Cardoso, Ana FláviaGouveia DeFaria* Nitrogen UseonIrrigatedRice. Friedman in LeafStructure. Chlorophyll ContentsVary As theResultofDifferences Calibrations Between Chlorophyll MeterValues and Octavio Pedro Caviglia Gustavo Angel Maddonni,JuanMatiasFerreyra*and José MiguelMelchiori,MarianaRobles,JuanCagnola, in DifferentEnvironments. Nitrogen UseEfficiencyandItsComponentsofMaize Bly*, SaraBergandDavidKarki Corn NitrogenCalibrationinSouthDakota. Sulochana DhitalandWilliam R.Raun jagmandeep Singhdhillon,BrunoMorandinFigueiredo, aestivum L.). and NitrogenConcentrationinWinter Wheat(Triticum Evaluation ofFoliarUANandTimingonGrainYield Cardoso Moraes Application. Common BeaninResponseto Amino-Acids Foliar Soil Fertility,NutritionalStatus,andSeedYield of Carl R.Crozier*andS.ChrisReberg-Horton Nitrogen andSulfurManagementforWinter Rapeseed. Michael S.CoxandDonCook Pieralisi*, BobbyR.Golden,JasonBond,JustinMcCoy, Influenced ByNitrogenSourceandRate. Soybean NoduleInhibitionandRootGrowth As Arnall Oklahoma. Impact ofStarterFertilizerinSoybeanProduction Tony L.ProvinandRonnieW. Schnell Rooting Patterns. Placement ofBandedLiquidFertilizer Affects Corn Management andSoilPlant Analysis Fertilizer &LimeResponses1

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Adônis Moreira*andLarissa Alexandra Mariana DelCorso*,EthanDriver,

Olga Walsh* andJordan R.McClintick-

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SSSA Division:SoilFertilityandPlantNutrition in Winter Wheat. Foliar Application of Agxplore Prevent Phosphorus Aid Vasile Cerven* Affected ByPhosphorusandZincSulfate Application. Phosphorus FractionsinMaize(ZeamaysL.)Plants As Jeffrey S.Strockand A. Vetsch Fabrizzi*, Albert L.Sims,DanielE.Kaiser,CarlJ.Rosen, II:Testing Yield ResponseandPotential. Minnesota Long-Term PhosphorusTrial-Phase without NandPFertilizer. Changes inSoilPfromLong-Term Studieswithand James Walworth illinoinensis (Wangenh.) C.Koch). Phosphorus ResponseinYoung Pecan ( T. BellandJasonBond in Mississippi. Summary ofRiceResponsetoPhopshorusFertilization and CarlR.Crozier Samantha JoCroat*,SarahDoydora,DeanHesterberg Enhancing Phosphorus Availability toCorn( Optimizing theRateof AVAIL® Co-Polymerfor Adilson deOliveira Junior Santana Carvalho*, Adriano StephanNascenteSr.and Fertilization inCommonBean. Strategy forImprovingtheEfficiencyofMaintenance Corrective FertilizationUsingRockPhosphates As a Pan Season Estimates. Rotational NitrogenUseEfficiency: BeyondSingle Xia Altitudes. Gorges ReservoirwithDifferent LandUsesand Changes ofSoilFertilityinFarming Area ofThree Gregory GodwinandKarlJ.Czymmek Rotation. Phosphorus DynamicsinaLong-Term Corn-Alfalfa Impact ofManureManagementonSoilTest Etienne Parent, ChristianMoreland Alain Mollier Systems. of Soil-Plant Phosphorus CyclesinLong-Term Agro- Simplified Measurement-BasedSimulationModel Wilson andNickVandervort Darin WLickfeldt*,Matthew Werner, Ryan Bond,Sam in-Furrow, andSide-Dress Applications. Proline MetaboliteIncreasesGrainYield withFoliar, Dorivar A. RuizDiazandPaulo C.O.Trivelin the NeedofSplitN Application?. Can Pre-Plant Polymer-SulphurCoatedUreaReplace Madhavan Soundararajan Gautam Sarath,Virginia L.Jin,MartyR.Schmerand Damaris Roosendaal,KarolienDenef,LouiseH.Comas, and RhizodepositUptake. Carbon, DeepSoilMicrobialCommunityComposition Switchgrass EcotypeContributionstoSoilOrganic Douglas B.Beegle*,JohnSpargoandTyler Rice Status ofSulfurinPennsylvania CornProduction. Chess andSteven M.Blanscet Management andSoilPlant Analysis

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Olga Walsh*, JordanR.McClintick- Tai McClellanMaaz* andWilliam L

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469-511 Soil Microbial Diversity and N Cycling Processes in 470-527 Microbial Physiology and Phylogeny in the Rooting Response to Indaziflam Application.Manoj K. Shukla, Zone of Chlorotic and Healthy Concord Grapes in Amir González and Pierre-Andre Jacinthe* Central Washington. Tarah S. Sullivan*, Annie Pollard 469-512 Impact of Silicate Slag Fertilization on Wheat Yield and and Joan Davenport Grain Protein Content. Brenda Tubana, Murilo Martins*, 470-528 Tillage, Crop Rotation, and Cover Crop Impacts on Marilyn Marilyn, Yumiko Kanke, Maryam Shahrtash, Corn N Requirements in Southeastern SD. Sara Berg*, Brandon White, Tapasya Babu and Henry J Mascagni Jr. Peter J. Sexton, Ron H. Gelderman, Anthony G. Bly and 469-513 Acidity Correction in Tillage System with Steel Slag Claire Derdall in a Brazilian Oxisol. Lais Lorena Queiroz Moreira, 470-529 Sensor-Based Technologies for Improving Water and Leonardo Theodoro Büll*, Angelica Cristina Fernandes Nitrogen Use Efficiency.Olga Walsh*, Jessica A Torrion Deus and Natalia Rodrigues Ferreira and Xi Liang 469-514 Corn Yield Response to Pre-Plant N Rates Following 470-530 Uav-Based Scouting for Precision Nitrogen Cover Crops. Peter Kovacs* and Shaun Casteel Management in Wheat. Olga Walsh*, Jordan R. 469-515 Temporal Dynamics of Soil Nitrogen (NH4+ and NO3-) McClintick-Chess, Juliet M. Marshall, Chad Jackson, in Corn Fields Under Tilled and No-Tillage Field with Craig Thompson, Kristin Swoboda and Steven M. Varying Levels of Pre-Plant Nitrogen Fertilization. Blanscet James Jade Sebial Lasquites*, D. Brian Arnall and Sergio 470-531 Incorporating Uncertainty Estimates into the KY P Manacpo Abit Jr. Index. Carl H. Bolster*, Deanna L. Osmond and Brad D. Lee SESSION NO. 470—2:30 PM–4:30 PM PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 SESSION NO. 471—2:30 PM–4:30 PM PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 Soil Fertility and Plant Nutrition Poster SSSA Division: Soil Fertility and Plant Nutrition Soil Physics and Hydrology Poster II Section or Division Cosponsor: SSSA Division: Nutrient SSSA Division: Soil Physics and Hydrology Management and Soil and Plant Analysis Moderator: Thorsten Knappenberger, Robert Heinse 470-516 Silicon on the Root Morphology of Upland Rice Plants 471-100 Evaluating the Impact of Groundwater on Cotton Grown Under Aluminum Toxicity. Dirceu Maximino Growth and Root Zone Water Balance Using Hydrus Fernandes*, Lucas Barbosa de Freitas, Luiz Ricardo dos Model. Chengyi Zhao*, changyan Tian, wenjiang Liu Sr. Santos Sr., Tatiane Maria Rodrigues and Suelen Cristina and Chunmei Zhu Sr. Mendonça Maia 471-101 Combining Remote Sensing and in-Situ Data to 470-517 In-Furrow Application of Phosphorus and Silicon Estimate Soil Moisture Across Mixed Land Cover Effects on Potato Tuber Yield and Grade.Rogerio P. Types. Briana M. Wyatt*, Tyson E. Ochsner and Chris B. Soratto*, Andre L.G. Job, Adalton M. Fernandes, Jéssyca Zou D.L. Martins and Fabiana M. Fernandes 471-102 The Impact of Water Vapor Diodes on Soil Water 470-518 Influence of Silicon Application on Phosphorus Redistribution. Zhuangji Wang*, Mark Ankeny and Nutrition of Potato Plants. Fabiana M. Fernandes, Robert Horton Rogério Peres Soratto*, Adalton M. Fernandes, Andre L.G. Job and Jéssyca D.L. Martins 471-103 Chem_Transport - Software Models for Chemical Kinetic Retention and Transport in Soils. H. Magdi 470-519 Potential of Silica Amendments for Improved Wheat

A Selim* Production. Olga Walsh* and Jordan R. McClintick-Chess 471-104 Predicting Soil Hydraulic Properties of Sandy Soils fternoon 470-520 Enzyme Activity in Response to Fertilizer Application. Using Neural Networks. Yann Periard*, Silvio José Paulo H. Pagliari*, Jeffrey S. Strock, Lee Klossner, Mark Gumiere, Jonathan A Lafond, Alain Rousseau and Jean Coulter and Emily Evans Caron 470-521 Nutritional Status and Soybean Productivity in 471-105 Modeling of Soil Temperature and Water Content at Succession to Corn with Doses of Nitrogen and Selected Almnet Sites. Dedrick D. Davis* and Xinhua Molybdenum. Edson Lazarini* Sr., Sheila Caione, Tiago Xiao Lisboa Parente Sr., Luiz Gustavo Moretti de Souza, João William Bossolani and Raul Sobrinho Pivetta 471-106 Experimental Evidence for Drought Induced Alternative Stable States of Soil Moisture. David A. Robinson, 470-522 Effects of Applied Soil Micronutrients on Corn and Sabine Reinsch, Scott B. Jones*, Inma Robinson, Bridget Soybean Yields in Eastern South Dakota Environments. A. Emmett, Miles Marshall, Andrew R. Smith, Maria T. David Karki*, Anthony Bly and Sara Berg Domínguez and David L. Jones 470-523 Identification of Nutritional Patterns in Maize By 471-107 Comparing Equations Fitted to Water Retention Data the Images Analysis. Liliane Maria Romualdo*, Pedro from a Manured, Non-Manured, and Eroded Silt Loam. Henrique de Cerqueira Luz, Murilo Mesquita Baesso, Gary A. Lehrsch* and Brad A. King Flavia Bascheroti Pereira, Valdo Rodrigues Herling, Fernanda de Fatima Silva, Junior Cesar Avanzi, Rafael 471-108 A Simple Method for Estimating Cation Exchange Otto and Uanderson Henrique Barbieri Pateis Capacity from Water Vapor Sorption. Emmanuel Arthur* and Markus Tuller 470-524 Yield Response to Boron and Changes in Meh 1 Soil Boron over Time. Hubert J. Savoy* Jr., Xinhua (Frank) 471-109 The Effect of Topography and Rye Cover Crop on Soil Yin and Sindhu Jagadamma Nitrate Dynamics in a Corn-Soybean Rotation. Jessica E Fry*, Andrey K. Guber, Alexandra Kravchenko and 470-525 Boron Levels on Yielp Characteristics of Sunflower. Kusay Wheib Miele Bau Cortelini, Expedito Alves Cardoso, Ana Flavia Gouveia De Faria* and Dalila Lopes Silva 471-110 Irrigation Water Salinity Effects Germination, Emergence and Growth of Halophytes. Omer Ozturk*, 470-526 Multi-Species Cover Crop Effects on Nitrogen Manoj K. Shukla, Blair Stringam and Charlotte Gard Availability in Corn. Wade E. Thomason*, Tyler Kitchen Black, Richard L. Fitzgerald and Jim Baird 218 471-129 471-128 471-127 471-126 471-125 471-124 471-123 471-122 471-121 471-120 471-119 471-118 471-117 471-116 471-115 471-114 471-113 471-112 471-111 Sorption. Effects ofHydrophobicityonSoil Water Vapor Christensen andKeldR.Rasmussen Charlotte Kjærgaard,RasmusJes Petersen, Steen Predicting TileDrainageDischarge. Slater Matthew Patterson*, DanielGimenez, RuthKerryandLee on theModellingofHeterogeneous Water Flow. Analysis oftheImpactEffective Hydraulic Properties Jianbin Lai*andHenryLin Saturated HydraulicConductivityinShalehills(CZO). The SpatialVariation andImpactFactorsofSoil Haruyuki FujimakiandKeitaMaruyama with theShaftTillageCultivation. Soil Water Flow Around an Artificial Macro-Pore Shmuel Assouline Dry Environments. The EcohydrologicalRoleofSoilSurfaceSealingin Philip LongandHarukoWainwright Faybishenko*, Tetsu K.Tokunaga,JohnChristensen, Field Observations attheRifleSite,CO,USA. Determined fromMeteorologicalTimeSeriesand Corroboration ofEvapotranspiration andInfiltration Takahashi Mengzhu Song,HidetoshiKuramochiandFumitake Raw and Apatite SynthesizedFly Ash. retention capacity)ofNaturalSoil Amended with Moisture LossResistivity Against Evaporation (water Toshihiro Doi*andKosukeNoborio of SoilGasandWater inPaddy FieldSoil. The RelationshipsBetween SoilCracksandBehaviors Scala JrandJoseE.Cora Castro deSouza,MaraReginaMoitinho,NewtonLa Sugarcane Area inBrazil. Oxisol andUltisolCO2EmissionafterSoilTillageof Komatsuzaki, MasaruMizoguchiandKosukeNoborio Fukushima Prefecture. Contaminated-Top SoilOffatIitate Village in Concentration inRiceafterStrippingtheCs Materials andFloodedSandInflowontheCs The EffectofContinuous ApplicationofOrganic G. Schaap,JeffreyJ.RodriguezandMarkus Tuller* Segmentation Algorithms. Synthesis ofSpherePackings forEvaluation ofImage Lier, Hans-JoergVogelandJohnMaximilianKohne Images. Geometry Parameters Determinedfrom3DX-Ray Representative ElementaryVolumeforPoreSystem Mori in Fukushim. Fixing Radio-Cesium(Cs-137)inSoilwithVermiculite Concentrate. Cultivars IrrigatedwithBrackishWater andRO Water UseandYield ResponsesofChilePepper Jong van Lier*andEverton Alves RodriguesPinheiro Hydraulic ConditionsforRootWater Uptake. A Matric-FluxPotentialExpressiontoPredictLimiting and MarkusTuller* Curvedness. Improved Surface Area EstimationBasedonSurface Resende andThiagoNascimento Franchini dosSantos,HenriqueDebiasi,JúnioMartinsde Soil Compaction. Comparison ofThreeEquipmentfor Assessment of and Adam M.Howard Stanford J.Borrell*,JoshuaL.Heitman, Aziz Amoozegar Assessment ofSoilStrengthUsingConePenetrometer.

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472-211 472-210 472-209 472-208 472-207 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.472—2:30PM–4:30PM 473-219 473-218 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.473—2:30PM–4:30PM 472-217 472-216 472-215 472-214 472-213 472-212 Section orDivisionCosponsor:SSSA Division:SoilBiology Physical, Chemical,andBiologicalProcesses Soils andEnvironmentalQualityPosterIII and Biochemistry, SSSA Division:SoilChemistry, SSSA of EmergingContaminantsinSoilsPoster Controlling TransportandRemediation

Moderator: SSSA Division:SoilsandEnvironmentalQuality SSSA Division:SoilsandEnvironmental Quality Investigating theRelationshipBetween Manganese Taffet, MarkL.BrusseauandJonChorover Uranium inGroundwater. Attenuation andTransportMechanismsofDepleted Zhong, ErinJ Abel andMarkL.Brusseau Biosequestration ofUranium. Impact ofElectronDonorandOtherFactorsonin-Situ mainhagu andMarkL.Brusseau with theChemicalReactionMethod. Measuring Gas-FluidInterfacial Area inPorousMedia Yake Wang* andMarkL.Brusseau Retention andTransportofGrapheneinPorousMedia. Amanda Bell Polizzotto, MontserratFuentes,Joe Guinnessand Aakriti Sharma*,DeanHesterberg, Elton Alves, Matthew a SoilMatrixinRelationtoItsMicrosite Composition. Microscale Accumulation andSpeciationof Arsenic in Salts. Removal fromDrinkingWater ByFerricand Aluminum Influence ofNaturalOrganicMatteronthe Arsenic Fei Tan, XinYang andHuiZhang Surfactants. Sub-CMC SolubilizationofHydrocarbonsBy and HaoChen Graphene and Aminated Graphene. Organic-Pollutant DegradationByNitrogen-Doped Metal-Free CatalysisofPersulfate Activation and Shinjiro Sato with aSlowReleaseFertilizer. Zinc PhytoremediationByCorn(ZeamaysL.)Grown and DavidBWatson Pierce, ScottCBrooks,MarkJ Peterson, MelanieMayes Mehlhorn, Paul D Ayers, LeroyGonez-Rodriguez,EricM Contaminated Stream. The RoleofBankErosioninMercuryFuxintoa L. Hesterberg,FrancoisBirgandandMatthewPolizzotto David Buchwalter, GuoXiaolu,StephenMichielsen,Dean Surface-Functionalized Fabrics. Arsenic TreatmentofContaminatedWater Using Plants andSoils. Sea Level Rise Alters Arsenic SpeciationinWetland Matthew Polizzotto Schacht*, Audrey Matteson,ElizabethCGillispieand Pleistocene SedimentsfromSoutheast Asia. Reactivity and Arsenic Adsorption Capacityof (includes studentcompetition) Division: SoilPhysicsandHydrology Amita Jain* Audrey Matteson,KennethCarroll

Asma ElOuni*,MarkL.Brusseau,LeiYang,

Matthew Fischel*andDonaldLSparks

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473-220 Labware Evaluation for Selenium Sorption Control Plant Disease Outbreaks in Greenhouse. Experiments. Rebecca K. McGrail* and Louis M. Sangho Jeon*, Charles Krasnow, Gemini D. Bhalsod, McDonald Harlan Blair, Mary K. Hausbeck and Wei Zhang 473-221 Manganese-Oxide Transformation of Vanadium in 473-304 Evaluating Multi-Functionality of Soil and Estimating Redox-Fluctuating Soil Systems. Amy Salvador*, Economic Soil Value. Sung Chul Kim*, Kyung Jae Lim, Rebecca Mock, Kevin Martinez, Anya Badalian and Jae E. Yang, Young K. Hong, Saet B. Park, Sang Phil Lee Samantha C Ying and Seung Min Oh 473-222 Carbon and Irrigation Dynamics on Metal Mobilization in Semi-Arid Urban Agricultural Soils. Claudia SESSION NO. 474—2:30 PM–4:30 PM Christine Avila*, Shima Sahebjami, Kevin Martinez and Samantha Ying PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 473-223 Effects of Precipitation on Heavy Metals in Runoff from General Wetland Soils Poster I Soils in the US Great Plains. Moustafa A. Elrashidi* SSSA Division: Wetland Soils 473-224 Evaluation of Soil and Forest Reclamation at 474-130 Manganese Oxides As an Indicator of Reduction in a Reclaimed Polish Sulfur Mine Site. Melanie Soils (IRIS). Martin C. Rabenhorst* Szulczewski*, Justyna Likus-Cieslik, Marcin 474-131 A Portable, Low-Power Cavity Ring-Down Analyzer Pietrzykowski and Marta Szostak and Automated Soil Flux Chamber System for 473-225 Estimating Heavy Metal Pollution in Soil with Measuring Wetland GHG Emissions. Nick Nickerson, Ecotoxicity Test. Sung Chul Kim*, Min K. Jun, Eui Young David Kim-Hak* and Gordon McArthur kim, Hye Ri Kim, Dae Bok Kim, Won S. Choi and Se Gae 474-132 Boron Concentrations in the Pariette Wetlands, Utah Shin and the Hazard Posed to Aquatic Birds and Fish. Astrid 473-226 Evaluation of Underground Reactive Barrier Using R. Jacobson*, Palak Vasudeva, Colleen Jones and David Combination of Wood Chips and Charcoal/Biochar. Powelson Jaehoon Lee*, John Buchanan and Forbes R. Walker 474-133 Environmental Functions of Alluvial Soils in Coal 473-227 Analysis of the Phytoremediation Potential of a Mining Regions of Eastern Pennsylvania. Matthew C. Chrysopogon Grass and Pteris Fern in Virginia Soils Ricker*, Daniel J. Steinhauser, Joshua T. Prezkop, Sabrina Affected By Acid Mine Drainage.Melanie Szulczewski* M. Savidge and Brett M. Diehl and Maura Slocum 474-134 Using Land-Use Change, Soil Characteristics, and a 473-228 Evaluating Salt Sequestration in the Biochar of Semi-Automated On-Line GIS Database to Inventory Halophytes. Kwabena A. Sarpong, Ali Amiri, Michael Carolina Bays. Jeffrey G. White*, Dana Sullivan and Smith, Omololu J. Idowu* and Catherine E. Brewer Michael J. Vepraskas 473-229 Soil Salinity Mapping Using Electromagnetic Induction 474-135 Tropical Wetlands Initiative: Sustainable Wetlands (EM-38) to Provide Input Data for the Csuid-II Model, Adaptation and Mitigation Program (SWAMP). Randall a Decision Support Tool for Irrigation in Saline K. Kolka* Water Reuse Areas. Amninder Singh*, Sharon E. Benes, 474-200 Tropical Wetlands Initiative Sustainable Wetlands Florence Cassel, Nigel Quinn and Ulysses Bottino Jr. Adaptation and Mitigation Program. Randall K. Kolka* 473-230 Fate of Abscisic Acid in Soil: Effect of the Addition of Organoclays and Biochar to an Agricultural Soil. Beatriz Gamiz*, Lucia Cox, Kurt A. Spokas and Rafael Celis SESSION NO. 475—2:30 PM–4:30 PM 473-231 Impact of Applying Spent Bentonite Drilling Mud on PCC, Exhibit Hall CDE, 3 A Soil Properties. John Lucas*, Amir Hass, Robert Cantrell, General Wetland Soils Poster II (includes

fternoon Naraine Persaud, Joseph Kraft, John Vandevender and Dharmesh Patel student competition) 473-232 The Early Effects of Short-Term Grassland Set-Asides SSSA Division: Wetland Soils on the Physical Properties of Agriculture Soils. Jason M. 475-201 Evaluation of Manganese Indicators of Reduction in Lussier*, Maja Krzic and Sean M Smukler Soil (IRIS). Kristi Persing* and Martin C. Rabenhorst 473-233 Rapid Infiltration Characteristics in Cracked Clay Soils 475-202 Playa Wetlands: Ecosystem Functions and Potential in Texas Playas. Clay A. Robinson* and David B. Parker Risks in a Changing Climate. Rachel K. Owen Kerns*, 473-234 Short-Term Impacts of Biochar Made from Different Keith W. Goyne and Elisabeth B. Webb Feedstocks on Soil Quality and Water Holding Capacity 475-203 The Distribution and “Problematic” Nature of F21 (Red of Arid Soils. Brent C. Carrillo, Maribel Dominguez, Parent Material) Hydric Soils. Sara Mack*, Martin C. Yunhe Zhang, Omololu J. Idowu* and Catherine E. Rabenhorst and Jacob Berkowitz Brewer 475-204 Impact of Suppression of Floating Aquatic Vegetation 473-235 Use of Bimodal Hydraulic Property Relationships to on Canal Sediment Properties in South Florida. Anne Characterize Soil Quality. Dan Reynolds*, Craig Drury, Sexton*, Samira H. Daroub, Jehangir Bhadha and Xueming Yang and Lori Phillips Timothy Lang 473-300 Fine Particulate Emissions after Applying Biosolids 475-205 Landscape Attributes, Hydrology, and Edaphic to Agricultural Land. Brenton S. Sharratt*, William Conditions of Southern New England Vernal Pool Schillinger, Andrew Bary and Craig G. Cogger Wetlands. Bianca Ross* and Mark H. Stolt 473-301 Spatio-Temporal Soil CO2 Flux after Artificial CO2 475-206 Sulfate Reduction Potential of Subalpine Wetland Soils: Release in Korea. Hyunjun Kim*, Hyeon Min Yun, Investigations into Iron Mineral Mediated Carbon Seongjun Kim, Seung Hyun Han and Yowhan Son Storage in Climate Change Susceptible Ecosystems. 473-302 Immediate and Long-Term Effects of Invasive Plant Jeanne Barreyre, Linden Schneider*, Thomas Borch, Species on Soil Characteristics. Irene Unger*, Keith W. Charles C. Rhoades and Céline Pallud Goyne, Kristen Sloan Veum and Robert J. Kremer 473-303 Pathogen Filtration in Recycled Irrigation Water to

220 481-1 PCC, Ballroom120B-C,FirstLevel SESSION NO.481—5:00PM–6:00PM PCC, Room228B,SecondLevel SESSION NO.480—3:35PM–4:05PM PCC, Room228 A, SecondLevel SESSION NO.479—3:35PM–4:00PM PCC, Room124 A, FirstLevel SESSION NO.478—3:30PM–4:30PM 477-814 PCC, ExhibitHallCDE,3 SESSION NO.477—3:30PM–4:30PM PCC, Room128B,FirstLevel SESSION NO.476—2:40PM–3:40PM ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting--Soil-Plant- Moderator: ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting--Animal ASA CommunityBusinessMeeting--Global SSSA BusinessMeeting--SoilBiologyand Intercomparison andImprovement Poster AgMIP: Advances inCrop &SoilModel ASA, CSSAandSSSAClosingKeynote

6:00 PM 5:05 PM 5:00 PM SSSA Division:SoilBiologyandBiochemistry Agriculture andtheEnvironment in Rice. Stage onDryMatter Partitioning and Yield Formation Effects ofHigh Temperature StressduringMeiosis ASA Section:ClimatologyandModeling ASA Section:ClimatologyandModeling ASA Section:ClimatologyandModeling ASA Section:EnvironmentalQuality E. CharlesBrummer, Andrew Sharpley,Jessica junjie zhou*,Yan Zhu,LiangTang andLeileiLiu Adjourn Dennis Dimick* Our GoodEarth:Soil’sKeytoFoodResilience Introductory Remarks Keynote/Plenary Sessions Climate Change Water Relations Biochemistry

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Afternoon Author Index

Technical oral and poster presentations are listed by session number first, then presentation number. Oral presentations are indicated by 1-2 digits after a session number. Poster presentations are indicated by 3-4 dig- its after a session number. Use this information in the main part of the program book by locating the session number first and then finding the corresponding paper number within the session. A Al-khafaji, Hameed 40-5 Aoyama, Masakazu 467-307 Baggett, Rapheal 46-13 Abail, Zhor 177-421 Al-Lawati, Ali 445-9 Arai, Yuji 467-327 Bagherzadi, Laleh 458-1213 Abaye, A. Ozzie 371-6, 223-3 Al-Omran, Abdrubalrasol Archer, David 154-1106 Baird, Graeme 203-2 117-10 Abbott, Chad 333-1010 Archontoulis, Sotirios 55-7 Baker, John 163-1301, 121-1 Alberti, Phillip 152-1010 Abdelraheem, Abdelraheem Arellano, Eduardo 68-6 Baker, Matthew 269-2 163-1322 Alencar, Nayara 459-1410 Armstrong, Kevin 404-4 Bakshi, Santanu 187-811, 187- Abel, David 70-5 Alexander, Earl 344-302 Armstrong, Shalamar 221-5 810 Abi-Ghanem, Rita 467-320 Alexander, Jonathan 13-6 Arriaga, Francisco 233-4 Balaine, Nimlesh 231-5 Abidi, Noureddine 20-2 Alfaifi, Tawfiq 349-108 Arthur, Emmanuel 471-108 Balboa, Guillermo 334-1110 Abit, Joy 441-736 Alfieri, Joseph 232-7 Ascough, James 455-817 Baligar, Virupax 327-631 Abit, Sergio 266-2 Alghamdi, Abdulaziz 456-902 Asebedo, Antonio 403-3 Balkcom, Kipling 452-1013 Ackerson, Jason 298-1 Alghamdi, Rashad 463-629 Ashford-Kornburger, Dana Balota, Maria 454-806, 374-4 Ackroyd, Victoria 328-417 Ali, Sajid 219-1 93-2 Bamberg, John 276-3 Acosta-Martinez, Veronica Ali, Shahjahan 163-1311 Ashworth, Amanda 466-413 Bandopadhyay, Sreejata 209- 465-331 Ali, Sulaiman 458-1208 Asmus, Amy 193-2 24, 466-402 Acree, Autumn 177-433 Allan-Perkins, Elisha 196-7 Assefa, Yared 320-728, 112-9 Bandura, Chris 125-514 Adams, Curtis 453-1114, 165- Allen, Arthur 456-906 Asseng, Senthold 447-3 Banger, Kamaljit 229-1 1522 Allen, Julia 200-7 Assouline, Shmuel 286-7 Banik, Chumki 187-816, 328- Adams, Laura 67-9 421 Aller, Deborah 187-900 Atalay, Asmare 43-6 Adams, Mary Beth 272-5 Barber, Lauren 72-4 Almquist, Vance 460-639, 79-1 Atwell, Rachel 318-702, 405-1 Addison, Christopher 45-8 Bardhan, Sougata 277-331 Alnsour, Najwa 456-904 Atwill, Richard 220-4, 153- Adegbite, Ayobami 350-129 Baron, Vern 339-1414 Alt, Douglas 195-4, 334-1101 1201 Adeli, Ardeshir 289-219 Barr, Robert 15-1 Altendorf, Kayla 282-13, 332- Atwood, Lesley 177-434 Adler, Paul 154-1105 805 Aubert, Allison 134-201 Barrett, Michael 101-2 Adotey, Nutifafa 467-319 Alvarez-Campos, Odiney Avanzi, Junior 339-1322 Bartel, Cynthia 49-2 Afkairin, Antisar 209-23, 466- 184-406 Avera, Bethany 342-327 Bartholomew, Sarah 135-204 401 alwan, esraa 163-1305 Avila, Claudia Christine 473- Basche, Andrea 15-6 Afsar, Mohammad 372-5 Amador, Jose 181-330, 211-2 222 Basiri, Nastaran 117-11 Afzal, Amin 443-6 Amaral, Douglas 349-106 Avila-Arias, Helena 184-408 Basta, Nicholas 274-3 Afzal, Amin 458-1303 Amoakwah, Emmanuel 77-4 Awal, Ripendra 455-816 Bastidas, Angela 334-1104, Agam, Nurit 232-4 Amundson, Ronald 363-4, Awale, Rakesh 350-117 452-1000 Agostinho, Flavia 60-3 264-1 Azevedo, Ana Julia 333-1002 Bastos, Leonardo 319-715, 60-14 Agyin-Birikorang, Sampson Anandhi, Aavudai 110-7 Azimi, Anna 136-117 71-12, 235-7 Anapalli, Saseendran 281-7 Bastow, Ruth 394-3 Ahmed, Mukhtar 260-15 Anapalli, Saseendran 361-9 B Battaglia, Martin 154-1102, 334-1107 Ahn, JoongBae 321-612 Andales, Allan 322-522, 455- Baalbaki, Riad 102-3 Bauer, Philip 207-4, 165-1533 Ahuja, Lajpat 361-10 820 Babaeian, Ebrahim 348-104, Bauer, Samuel 169-1712 Aiken, Robert 455-818 Anders, Erin 273-4 348-100 Baumgarten, Joni 209-12 Aiosa, Melanie 218-11 Anderson, Nicole 453-1106 Bacher, Matthias 209-3 Baumhardt, R. 112-6 Ajayi, Sarah 94-5 Anderson, Ray 322-519 Backer, Rachel 187-819 Bawa, Rajesh 45-13 Akinmutimi, Abiola 378-11 Anderson, William 113-5 Bacon, Allan 79-2 Baxter, Abigail 216-6 Akinsete, Shade 241-9 Andrews, Shannon 178-535 Badu-Apraku, Baffour 332- 816 Baxter, Ivan 73-5 Akley, Edwin 343-315, 468- Angadi, Sangamesh 156-803 424 Angeles, Jorge 453-1101 Badzmierowski, Mike 266-1, Baxter, Ivan 279-2 385-2, 347-131 Akond, Masum 458-1307 Anthony, Allison 36-2 Baxter, Lisa 339-1321, 39-2 Baenziger, P. Stephen 37-1 Akrami, Nazanin 177-504 Antidormi, Michael 212-3 Bean, Gregory 33-8 Baenziger, Peter 258-5 Beare, Michael 161-910, 366-3

222 Beaudette, Dylan 344-231 Bilen, Serdar 346-212 Brar, Navneet 452-921 Burton, Andrew 119-2 Beche, Eduardo 332-818 Bilyeu, Kristin 273-5 Brasier, Kyle 163-1320 Burton, David 449-721 Beck, William 21-3 Biradar, Chandrashekhar 51-4 Braun, Hans 51-5 Busby, Ryan 330-429 Beegle, Douglas 468-503 Bishop, Logan 452-1005 Braun, Ross 198-6, 336-1211 Butalia, Rajpreet 266-3, 347- Beem-Miller, Jeffrey 174-617 Biswas, Asim 65-4 Breker, John 72-2 132 Begashaw, Israel 325-624 Bittman, Shabtai 47-16, 370-5 Bremer, Dale 300-2 Butler, Shawn 374-10 Begitschke, Erick 36-11, 335- Blanco, Humberto 67-2 Bremer, Eric 64-7 Butler, Twain 208-3 1204 Blankinship, Joseph 15-3 Brennan, Eric 126-9 Bybee-Finley, Kristine 334- 1113, 405-4 Begna, Sultan 46-7 Blazier, Michael 49-6 Breuer, Mitch 135-124 Büll, Leonardo 469-513 Behnke, Gevan 43-12, 328-422 Blesh, Jennifer 42-12 Brick, Mark 73-7 Bejarano Herrera, Wilfrand Blonquist, James 111-6 Bridges, Kathleen 64-4 449-717 C Bloszies, Sean 372-6 Bright, Matthew 320-735 Bekunda, Mateete 107-4, Cabrera, Miguel 289-221, 388-2 Blount, Ann 459-1411 Bristow, Keith 286-2 457-914 Belamkar, Vikas 440-4 Bly, Anthony 468-420 Brock-Hon, Amy 264-3 Cade-Menun, Barbara 467- 306, 375-12, 468-435 Belamkar, Vikas 227-6 Bobryk, Christopher 55-8 Bronson, Kevin 33-6 Cade-Menun, Barbara 182- Belanger, Gilles 339-1402 Boca, Antra 145-3 Brooker, Aaron 328-412 332 Bell, Jim 363-3 Bodnar, Victor 453-1100 Brooks, John 438-1 Cafaro La Menza, Nicolas Bellaloui, Nacer 166-1606 Boe, Arvid 49-8 Brosnan, James 103-1, 337- 458-1215 1305 Ben-Asher, Jiftah 378-7 Boehm, Jeffrey 163-1404, 171- Calderon, Francisco 346-210 1210 Brown, David 109-2 Ben-Gal, Alon 409-6 Caldwell, Todd 204-1 Boettinger, Janis 96-3 Brown, David 321-602 Benelli, Jesse 36-5 Callaham, Mac 118-2 Bohlman, Melisa 347-135 Brown, Linda 163-1419 Benes, Sharon 339-1410 Callegary, James 372-10 Bohman, Brian 462-605 Brown, Madison Benjamin, John 134-205 Cambouris, Athyna 235-10 Bohn, Meyer 199-1 Brown, Matthew 159-730 Benson, Kaitlyn 385-5 Campbell, Colin 65-5 Bokker, Carly 157-722 Brown, Paul 290-2 Beres, Brian 237-4 Cannon, Kacey 72-6 Boles, Lee 14-8 Brown, Sally 104-1 Berg, Sara 470-528 Cao, Bingshuai 291-8 Bolster, Carl 58-3, 470-531 Broz, Adrian 70-7, 446-4, 467- Berger, Nils 47-1 Cao, Wenguang 163-1312, Bonetti, Joao 372-3 305 332-822 Bergström, Lars 375-11 Bontrager, Orvin 207-2 Bruns, H. Arnold 97-1, 165- Cardenas, Victor 373-10 Berkowitz, Jacob 236-1 1516 Boomsma, Christopher 389-2 Carlson, Michael 318-701 Berkshire, Taylor Bruns, Mary Ann 105-3 Boote, Kenneth 409-7 Carlson, Rebekah 333-1011, Berliner, Pedro 286-4 Brusseau, Mark 382-1 176-634 Booth, Jordan 167-1610 Bernau, Vivian 304-3, 341- Bruulsema, Thomas 297-3 Caron, Jean 65-7 1519 Boots, Laura 187-822 Bryant, Corey 59-13, 176-633 Carr, Patrick 203-6 Berndt, William 95-4 Bordenave, Pierre 201-2, 114-4 Buabeng, Felix 43-11 Carrillo, Mario 100-2 Bernhard, Brad 178-607 Borrell, Stanford 471-111 Budak, Hikmet 45-9 Carrillo, Oswaldo 212-6 Bernstein, Rachael 167-1625, Bortolozo, Fernando 468-430 Bueckert, Rosalind 458-1219 Carroll, Devon 14-2 94-6 Bosworth, Sidney 165-1534 Bugbee, Bruce 363-7 Carroll, Kenneth 472-216 Bero, Nicholas 95-5 Bottomley, Peter 465-333 Bugeja, Shane 176-627 Carter, Arron 163-1306 Berrada, Abdelfettah 112-3 Boupai, Apisit 343-308 Bulmer, Chuck 367-4 Carter, Paul 100-1 Bertram, Robert 107-1 Bourguignon, Marie 49-18, 334-1114 Burayu, Worku 449-725, 338- Carter, Zachary 187-815 Beruski, Gustavo 323-601 1315 Bett, Kirstin 284-3 Bowen, James 178-610 Carvalho, Maria da Burgard, Daniel 201-1 Conceição 468-431 Betts, Aaron 200-14 Bowles, Timothy 149-801 Burger, Martin 161-903 Casillas, Mark 344-304 Beyrer, Tryston 178-609 Boyd, Adam 103-4, 335-1115 Burgess, Christopher 177-430 Casler, Michael 98-1 Bhandari, Krishna 39-4 Boyle, Paige 167-1607 Burgess-Conforti, Jason 205-7 Cassida, Kimberly 459-1318 Bhandari, Mahendra 164-1511 Braaten, Daniel 449-723 Burgoyne, Tricia 461-705 Cassman, Kenneth 53-5 Bhatta, Madhav 163-1302 Brackenrich, Justin 72-9 Burke, Joseph 343-309, 331- Casteel, Shaun 159-729 Bheemanahalli Rangappa, Braden, Indi 364-5 507 Castellano, Michael 206-4 Raju 94-1 Bradford, Scott 287-2 Burke, Ruth 49-11 Castle, Sarah 209-4, 331-434 Bibi, Salma 458-1304 Bradley, Carl 44-4 Burney, Christopher 69-3 Castoldi, Gustavo 277-333 Bierer, Andrew 377-6 Bramhall, Jessica 14-4 Burr, Charles 46-18 Castonguay, Mark 117-8 Bigelow, Cale 169-1705, 263-1, Brar, Babu 366-7 Burstin, Judith 284-4 263-6 Castro-Nava, Sergio 458-1300

223 Cavigelli, Michel 206-2, 126-3 Clagnan, Elisa 381-9 Crowther, Joel 319-718 de Koff, Jason 49-14, 38-1 Cegobias, Luciano Roberto Clark, Jaclyn 328-418 Crozier, Carl 468-417 de Lara, Alfonso 319-712 468-415 Clark, Jason 60-18 Cruz, Angel 199-5 De Leon, Natalia 234-2 Cerdà, Artemi 199-8 Clark, Kerry 203-7, 388-7 Culman, Steven 432-2, 377-12 De Leon, Teresa 163-1420 Cerda, Artemi 199-7, 199-9 Clark, Nicholas 235-9 Culp, Kegan de Oliveira Bauer, Maristela Cerven, Vasile 468-501 Claussen, Peter 109-1, 109-4 Curl, Patrick 166-1602 459-1322 Chakraborty, Poulamee 287-3 Clay, Rebecca 150-221 de Oliveira Silva, Amanda 334-1100 Chamberlin, Kelly 332-810 Clay, Sharon 123-4 D DeBoer, Eric 167-1623 Chambers, Adam 56-1 Cleary, David 57-3 Da Costa Mello, Simone 71-5 DeBruyn, Jennifer 368-7 Chandra, Ambika 261-2 Clement, Jenny 332-811 da Silva, Evandro 467-326 Debruyn, Zachary 152-1014 Chaney, Nathaniel 66-3 Close, Timothy 214-1 da Silva, Rodrigo 70-2 Deichman, Charles 46-21 Chang, Baoxin 336-1302 Clover, Matthew 362-1 Da Silva, Valdson 339-1415 DeJonge, Kendall 281-1, 54-5 Chang, Rung-Rung 184-415 Cobos, Douglas 322-524 Daane, Monica 203-1 Chang, Scott 456-909, 231-4 Dagesse, Daryl 347-205, 286-6 Del Corso, Mariana 125-533, Cochavi, Amnon 374-2 468-419 Chantigny, Martin 216-8 Daigh, Aaron 199-13 Codling, Eton 349-109 Del Grosso, Stephen 409-4, Chapman, Karen 215-6 Coffman, Kevin 197-3 Dalen, Marilyn 152-1011 229-4 Chapman, Scott 374-3, 128-4 Coker, Dennis 219-3 Dalid, Cheryl 163-1323 Delate, Kathleen 126-2 Chastain, Daryl 256-10 Collazo, Julieta 116-4, 180-322 Dalton, Aileen 133-211 DeLaune, Paul 224-3, 365-2 Chastain, Thomas 102-2 Collins, Rosemary 15-8 Dalton, Michael 21-8 Deleon, Emmanuel 205-1 Chatterjee, Amitava 463-632, Comas, Louise 41-5 Danmowa, Nasiru 467-316 Delgado, Jorge 235-6 462-613, 292-1, 448-708 Condori, Bruno 260-12 Danny, Kimberly 472-210 Dell, Curtis 47-11 Chatterjee, Nilovna 174-618 Conklin, Alfred 58-1 Dantas Barreto, Daniel 319- DeLonge, Marcia 459-1402 Chavarria, Manuel 336-1217 713 Contreras, Cristina 116-19, Deng, Jian 68-5 Chen, Charles 445-7 Dao, Duong 459-1321 180-304 Denison, Robert 53-3 Chen, Deli 406-6 Darapuneni, Murali 320-732, Cook, Douglas 458-1217, 332- Dergham, Yasser 373-7 Chen, Huaihai 209-5 908, 256-9, 332-923 117-12 Derting, Mary 406-1, 136-105 Chen, Hui 336-1300, 196-1 Cook, Kimberly 438-3 Dari, Biswanath 370-7 Dest, William 169-1710 Chen, Jianli 45-12, 128-3 Cook, Rachel 402-6 Darroch, Barbara 160-737 Datta Mudi, Sanku 456-905 DeSutter, Thomas 43-15, 456- Chen, Jingjing 471-129 Cooper, Caitlyn 339-1409 822 Dau, Crystal 14-3 Chen, Junping 45-15 Cooper, Jennifer 181-327, DeSutter, Thomas 105-2 350-121 Daughtry, Craig 462-617 Chen, Keru 94-7, 458-1311 Devine, Scott 175-621 Cooper, Mark 234-1 Dautel, James 454-812 Chen, Liming 345-206 Dhadli, Harmanjit 241-4 Cooper, Ryan 134-134 David, Mark 43-1 Chen, Wenling 378-6 Dhakal, Dhruba 339-1405 Chen, Yong 152-1006, 281-2 Cora, Jose 108-710, 350-130 Davies, Benjamin 449-722, 70-11 Dhanapal, Arun Prabhu 458- Chen, Zhaoxin 35-5 Cordova, Silvia 362-14 1212, 256-8 Davis, Adam 392-1, 63-3 Cheng, Zhongqi 306-1 Cornelius, Joe 389-1 Dhankher, Om Parkash 291-9 Davis, Brad 134-203 Chhetri, Manoj 336-1218 Correndo, Adrian 441-738 Dhillon, Jagmandeep 226-6 Davis, Brian 42-5 Chiartas, Jessica 178-604 Cosh, Michael 204-3 Dias Paiao, Gabriel 33-1 Davis, Cathryn 42-8, 365-4 Chien, Sen 71-8 Costa, Antonio 200-13, 200-15 Diaz-Zorita, Martin 371-10 Cotrufo, M. Francesca 258-4 Davis, Dedrick 471-105, 463- Chiluwal, Anuj 34-4 631 Dick, Warren 326-628, 233-5 Cotton, Jonathan 346-209 Chintala, Rajesh 271-2 Davis, Michael 318-709 Dickson, Johnbull 472-214 Coutelot, Fanny 269-3 Chong, Arturo 321-605, 323- Davis, Morgan 270-3 Dickson, Kyley 336-1301 525 Couvreur, Valentin 256-1 Day, Susan 104-3, 274-1, 274-6 Diekmann, Florian 157-717 Chopra, Ratan 45-4 Coward, Elizabeth 372-7 De, Mriganka 278-410 Diers, Brian 273-6 Christ, Emily 379-2 Cox, Dillon 125-524 De Camargo, Reginaldo 278- Dietrich, Sebastian 68-8 Christel, Dana 278-403 Craft, John 333-1009 408 Dimick, Dennis 481-1 Christopher, Sheila 224-4 Crimmins, Theresa 321-604, De Faria, Ana Flávia 468-423 Ding, Chen 218-8 260-8 Chuang, Ya-Hui 228-6 De Faria, Ana Flavia 470-525 Dinnes, Dana 373-4 Crittenden, Stephen 216-5 Chung, Keun-Yook 125-530 de Freitas Cordova de Souza, Dinwoodie, Gordon 205-4 Chung, Uran 323-534 Croat, Samantha 13-3, , 468- Emerson 47-2, 449-719 432 Dix, Alec 289-222 Church, Sadie 453-1111 de Graaff, Marie-Anne 118-4 Crossa, Jose 63-1 Dobbratz, Michelle 218-10 Ciampitti, Ignacio 454-809 de Jong van Lier, Quirijn 471- Dobermann, Achim 57-1 Crowley, Kiera 203-4 114 Cihacek, Larry 278-406 Dodla, Syam 462-611

224 Dodson, Jerri Lynn 170-1719 Edwards, Cristie 235-11 Farmaha, Bhupinder 47-7 Franklin, Dorcas 177-425 Dodson, Kathleen 167-1622 Egendorf, Sara Perl 69-4 Farrell, Richard 241-7 Franzluebbers, Alan 52-1, Doherty, Joseph 242-3 Egerton-Warburton, Louise Farrow, Blake 46-3 124-3 Doi, Toshihiro 471-121 372-8 Fasoula, Vasilia 332-904 Freidenreich, Ariel 177-507, 209-8 Dokoohaki, Hamze 379-5 Ehresman, Nathan 131-2 Favorito, Jessica 200-12 Freitas, Andressa 187-818 Dold, Christian 292-4 Eigenbrode, Sanford 51-2 Faybishenko, Boris 232-6, Eizenga, Georgia 440-3 471-123 Frels, Katherine 332-912, 282- Dolliver, Holly 183-404 9, 332-802 El Ouni, Asma 472-209 Fellers, John 45-7 Domke, Grant 367-2 French, Andrew 111-3 El Ouni, Asma 472-217 Feng, Gary 153-1203, 179-226 Donatelli, Marcello 110-1 Friedericks, Jim 347-134 Elhaj Baddar, Zeinah 60-4 Ferguson, Richard 225-5 Donnelly, Kevin 160-738 Friedman, Shmulik 287-5 Elias, Sabry 102-4 Fernandes, Carolina 471-120 Donoho, Hannah 135-107 Friedrichsen, Claire 331-509 Elkin, Kyle 441-732 Fernandes, Dirceu 470-516 Doro, Luca 43-8 Frisvold, George 376-5 Dorr, Turner 21-6 Ellman, Leah 136-127 Fernández, Fabián 161-905, 463-635 Fromme, Dan 157-725 Dorward, Emily 467-324 Elmore, Matthew 261-9, 335- 1205 Ferrari Machado, Pedro 161- Fry, Jack 261-1 Dostie, Daniel 15-11 Elprince, Adel 205-8 902 Fry, Jessica 471-109 Doydora, Sarah 467-317 Elrashidi, Moustafa 473-223 Ferreira, Jorge 171-1212 Fuchs, Brian 258-1 Drake, Arly 36-6 Emberson, Laura 458-1315 Ferrell, Ryan 461-701 Fugice, Job 72-5 Drake, David 267-5, 158-734, Ferreyra, Juan 468-421 Fukumasu, Jumpei 343-307 452-917 Encisco, Juan 258-8 Fertitta, Cara 49-17 Fullen, Samuel 349-111 Drinkwater, Laurie 126-8 Endale, Dinku 324-623 Feyereisen, Gary 296-5 Fuller, Keith 370-3 Drohan, Patrick 199-3, 211-6, English, Marie 177-426 344-233 English, Patrick 321-609 Fidanza, Michael 263-3 Fultz, Lisa 462-607 Drury, Craig 49-4, 235-2 Enloe, Heather 69-9 Fidel, Rivka 48-4 Fythe, Michael 105-4 Duball, Chelsea 324-620, Enninful, Regina 34-7, 164- Finley, Brianna 372-11 209-14 1512 Fiorellino, Nicole 71-10 G Dube, Nothabo 94-3 Ephrath, Jhonathan 458-1305 Fischel, Jason 411-3 Gajdosik, Alexander 136-119 Ducey, Thomas 236-3 Erel, Ran 71-9 Fischel, Matthew 472-212 Gala Bijl, Caron 413-6, 464- 601 Duckworth, Owen 446-1, 141- Erich, Susan 446-3 Fischer, Mervin 373-8 Gale, Paula 465-330 1, 183-402 Eruola, Abayomi 281-8 Fitzgerald, Glenn 256-6 Galle, Glenn 36-8 Duerksen, Keren Ervin, Erik 300-1 Fixen, Leif 439-1 Gallo, Adrian 119-1 Duiker, Sjoerd 371-3, 15-2 Ervin, Erik 263-2 Fleetwood, Matthew 167-1616 Gamble, Audrey 269-4 Duncan, Emily 271-6 Erwiha, Ghazala 125-526 Fleisher, David 260-2, 455-819 Gamble, Joshua 406-4 Duncan, Matthew 114-1 Escamilla, Diana 163-1413 Flerchinger, Gerald 162-920 Gamiz, Beatriz 473-230 Dungan, Robert 47-14 Esker, Paul 165-1537, 165- Flint-Garcia, Sherry 73-2 Dunne, Jeffrey 196-3 1536, 165-1535 Ganapathi Shanmugam, Flis, Sally 218-2 Shankar 346-213 Dunu, Peace 329-515 Essah, Samuel 165-1529 Flournoy, Ethan 35-6, 338- Ganjegunte, Girisha 462-614, DuPont, Jesse 331-510 Etemadi, Fatemeh 46-19 1310 381-4 Duran, Esperanza 187-821 Evans, Shane 338-1313 Foley, Jacob 154-1111 Gannon, Travis 243-2 Durso, Lisa 105-1 Evanylo, Gregory 306-4 Fontanier, Charles 338-1319 Gao, Juan 228-8 Duzy, Leah 365-1 Evett, Steven 291-1 Fonte, Steven 118-3 Gao, Peng 467-312 Dyck, Miles 406-2 Evgrafova, Alevtina 298-3 Forcella, Frank 44-5 Gao, Suduan 47-8 Dyer, Don 198-1 Ewing, Patrick 392-3 Forestieri, Daniel 33-3, 319- Gao, Xiaopeng 182-334 724 Garcia, Juan 278-409 E F Fornah, Alimamy 368-8 Garcia, Liza 113-9, 459-1403 Eagle, Alison 70-8 Fabrizzi, Karina 468-500 Forster, Shana 441-731 Garcia y Garcia, Axel 381-10 Easter, Mark 52-4 Fakhreddine, Sarah 205-9 Fortuna, Ann-Marie 451-802 Gardner, David 263-5 Easterly, Amanda 282-14, Fakorede, Morakinyo 445-8, Foster, Anserd 320-736 Gardner, Terrence 466-407 332-803 223-5 Foster, Dorah 350-116 Garrett, Joseph 125-523 Eathington, Sam 225-1 Falk, Jeanne 398-1 Foster, Erika 48-2 Garst, Nicholas 332-819 Ebelhar, M. Wayne 46-17, Fan, Jianling 241-10 Fox, Thomas 235-8, 272-2 362-3 Fan, Xiaohui 71-4 Gaska, John 165-1525, 165- Frame, William 235-13, 71-7 1526 Ebeling, Angela 370-8 Fan, Xingming 332-901 Francis, David 394-4 Gaspar, Adam 59-8, 218-6 Edinger-Marshall, Susan 466- Faria, Ana Flávia 339-1416 408, 202-3 Franco, Jose 320-734 Gaynor, Michelle 163-1217 Farley, James 59-1

225 Gebre, Michael 164-1509 Gordon, Tyler 445-5 Habtewold, Jemaneh 324-617 Hendrickx, Jan 204-7 Geisler, Joey 150-219 Gould, Micah 35-2 Haden, Van 328-414 Henry, Gerald 338-1316 Geisseler, Daniel 64-5 Govindan, Velu 73-8 Hague, Steve 158-735 Hermansen, Cecilie 180-324, Gelcer, Eduardo 321-606 Gowda, Prasanna 174-616 Hall, Ben 59-10, 334-1111 348-105, 116-11 Geller, Daniel 290-1 Grabowski, Philip 226-5 Hall, Kathleen 48-7 Herrick, Jeffrey 226-3 Genova, Kyle 335-1207 Graham, Christopher 292-2 Halverson, Erik 133-131, , Hertzberger, Allan 296-4, 176-625 Gentry, Laura 221-3 Graham, Rebecca 47-4 132-132 Hettinga, John 319-721 Gentry, Lowell 43-2 Grant, Richard 47-10 Halvorson, Jonathan 324-622 Heuberger, Adam 73-9 George, Sheeja 369-2 Grauer-Gray, Jenna 298-5, Hamburg, Steven 56-3 Hinds, Zach 332-911 Gerard, Bruno 226-4, 57-2 344-303 Hamido, Said 117-2 Hinnah, Fernando 323-600 Gerard, Bruno 226-1 Graveel, John 202-2 Hammac, W. 463-628 Hinojosa, Leonardo 163-1321 Gerrish, Brandon 334-1103 Graybill, David 278-407 Han, Xiaozeng 377-13 Hinsinger, Philippe 280-2 Gesch, Russell 458-1301 Green, Timothy 65-9 Handayani, Iin 176-636 Hirmas, Daniel 344-230 Gessese, Mesfin 282-6, 332- Green, V. Steven 154-1109 Hanson, Bryan 165-1527 800, 195-1 Greenberg, Wendy 298-4 Hao, Xiying 271-3, 366-6 Hoagland, Lori 346-207 Ghezzehei, Teamrat 431-3 Greub, Chester 215-7 Haq, Mazhar 277-335 Hodges, Caitlin 372-4 Ghimire, Bikash 164-1508 Griesbach, Robert 127-4 Hard, Hanna 349-110 Hoegenauer, Kelsey 60-12 Ghimire, Rajan 328-423 Griffin, Deirdre 384-3 Harding, Cole 135-202 Hoerning, Cody 42-7 Ghosh, Upasana 156-807, 70-6 Griffin, Timothy 126-6 Harmel, R. 375-6 Hoffman, Allan 106-2 Gibas, Dawn 44-1, 376-4 Griffith, Kayla 158-732, 328- Harmon, Andrew 333-1005 Hoffman, Justin 285-1 Gibson, Paul 371-11 425 Harmon, Deidre 39-1 Hoffman, Lindsey 49-9, 168- 1636 Giguere, Andrew 209-10 Grimshaw, Austin 196-4 Harris, Dustin 168-1704 Hogberg, Jeffrey 68-9 Gillispie, Elizabeth 382-2 Groffman, Peter 442-1 Harris, Glendon 207-1 Holbrook, C. Corley 332-914 Gillman, Jason 171-1213 Groh, Tyler 296-2 Harrison, Melanie 341-1522 Holdt, Courtney 112-5 Ginakes, Peyton 318-704 Gross, Christoph 67-4 Hartemink, Alfred 298-6, Holland, Kyle 111-5 Ginder-Vogel, Matthew 382-9 Gross, Cole 77-2 202-4 Holman, Johnathon 113-4 Giri, Anju 164-1514 Grove, John 362-11 Hartsig, Theodore 385-1 Holshouser, David 81-1 Gislum, René 267-2, 452-918 Grover, Henry 199-2 Hartsock, Than 225-3 Holste, Natalie 150-220 Glanville, Kathryn 40-1 Grover, Kulbhushan 218-12, Haruna, Samuel 67-10, 462- 223-4 609 Holub, Scott 68-3 Glaze-Corcoran, Samantha 46-10 Grubbs, Becky 169-1714, 167- Hatfield, Jerry 41-1, 106-1 Homburg, Jeffrey 344-234 1628 Goatley, James 169-1711 Hathaway, Aaron 167-1613 Honeycutt, C. Wayne 197-4 Gu, Chunhao 467-322, 320- Hatten, Jeff 461-704 Honsdorf, Nora 452-1008 Goebel, Timothy 463-621 738 Hattendorf, Mary 383-1 Hopkins, Austin 134-212 Goeser, Nicholas 377-2 Guarda, Vitor 292-5 Haubensak, Karen 402-5 Hopkins, Bryan 376-1 Goeser, Nick 376-6 Guenther, Cody 135-111 Goggi, A. Susana 102-1 Haugen-Kozyra, Karen 56-5, Horgan, Briony 363-6 Guerrini, Irae 350-124, 350- 162-916 Gohardoust, Mohammad 116- 126 Hornaday, Cody 125-508 Hawkins, Elizabeth 404-11 13, 180-314 Guilherme, Luiz-Roberto 228- Hornbuckle, Brian 204-6 Goldberg, Sabine 200-5 4, 382-4 Hayden, Nicholas 133-114 Horstmann, Kristin 14-6 Golden, Bobby 468-433 Guo, Jia 174-614 Haymaker, Joseph 177-505 Horvath, Brandon 263-4 Golden, Melissa 155-1208 Guo, Jia 163-1304 Hazelton, Pamela 274-4 Horvath, David 123-2 Goldman, Jason 168-1630 Guo, Zaihua 175-620 Hazlett, Paul 145-2 Hoss, Mollie 60-7 Gollany, Hero 15-5 Gupta, Satish 287-9 He, Jiaoyang 454-813 Hoss, Mollie 109-8 Gomide, Carlos 339-1403 Gurda, Anders 126-7 He, Zhongqi 317-700 Hou, Anfu 163-1219 Gonzales, J 184-414 Guretzky, John 150-217, 459- Head, William 335-1200, 36-9 Hou, Ruixing 323-528 1407 Gonzales, Michelle 49-16 Heard, John 157-726 Hou, Xiaobo 116-12, 180-312 Gutierrez, Miriam 159-727 Gonzalez, Hugo 469-505, Heimsath, Arjun 363-2 House, Kelsey 164-1513 Guzman, Jose 348-103 362-15 Heineck, Garett 35-1 Houston, Ciera 160-736 Gyawali, Rabi 260-1 Gonzalez, Hugo 60-17 Heiniger, Ronnie 165-1519 Hoyle, Jared 261-8, 261-7 Gonzalez, Yaslin 17-5 H Heinse, Robert 363-9 Hsiao, Che-Jen 209-17 Gonzalez Cena, Juan 179-232 Heitman, Joshua 347-204 Haak, Dennis 55-4 Hsieh, Yuch 200-3 Goodwin, Allen 333-1003 Hejl, Reagan 300-3 Haarmann, Jesse 133-112 Hu, Wei 458-1317 Goossen, Caleb 459-1323 Helmers, Matthew 259-1 Huang, Bingru 76-2

226 Huda, Samsul 260-14 Jain, Amita 473-218 Joshi, Alpana 261-3 Khaledian, Yones 199-14 Hugie, Kari 332-916 Jaisi, Deb 70-1 Joshi, Deepak 231-7 Khalsa, Sat Darshan 206-1 Hulugalle, Nilantha 117-5 Jama, Aisha 125-521 Joshi Gyawali, Ayush 116-9, Khan, Jahangir 163-1501 Huluka, Gobena 71-2 James, Jason 145-5, 172-637 180-316 Khan, Naima 382-13 Humiston, Glenda 54-2 Jani, Arun 215-5, 178-606 Judith, Nyiraneza 448-711, Khanal, Badri 343-316 277-400 Humphrey, Charles 181-328 Janzen, Henry 466-405 Khanal, Nityananda 452-1010 Jung, Geunhwa 243-7 Humphreys, Gavin 332-907 Jaradat, Abdullah 109-5, 369- Kierzewski, Rachel 349-113 Jungers, Jacob 432-1 Hunt, Derek 46-15, 46-14 1, 217-1, 227-4 Kim, Hyunjun 473-301 Hunt, E. Raymond 468-422, Jaramillo, David 170-1718, Kim, Jae Yoon 340-1517 113-7 K 374-1 Kim, Jihyun 349-112 Jaynes, Dan 296-3 Kadyszewski, John 56-2 Hunter, Mitch 40-6, 115-7 Kim, Juhee 467-308 Jeffries, Matthew 243-5, 103-7 Kage, Henning 47-15 Hunter, Sutton 132-209 Kim, Kwang-Hyung 260-13 Jelinski, Nicolas 385-7 Kaiser, Daniel 216-3 Hussain, Muhammad 163- Kim, Kyungmin 175-622 1315 Jensen, Pearce 132-133 Kaler, Avjinder 340-1511, 163- 1418, 34-6 Kim, Seongjun 342-328 Hussain, Waseem 163-1500 Jeon, Sangho 473-303 Kalil, Audrey 466-412 Kim, Soo-Hyung 260-10 Hyder, Don 445-4 Jeong, Changyoon 463-636 Kaluwasha, Waana 167-1615 Kim, Sukjin 467-323 Hyun, Shinwoo 321-608 Jesmin, Tanjila 209-21 Kamai, Tamir 179-302 Kim, Sung Chul 473-304, 473- Jespersen, David 242-5 Kamara, Alpha 457-915 225 I Jeyakumar, Lordwin 110-8 Kamino, Leila 177-422 Kim, Yongseok 321-611 Ibekwe, Abasiofiok 209-1 Jha, Prakash Kumar 379-8 Kaminski, John 337-1304 Kim, Young-jin 459-1406 Ibrahim, Mostafa 17-3 Jia, Min 374-11 Kandelous, Maziar 179-230, Kim-Hak, David 474-131 Idowu, Omololu 473-228, Jian, Mathew 116-22, 180-307 473-234 179-235 Kimball, Bruce 111-2, 447-2 Jiang, Yiwei 168-1635, 242-4, Kane, Daniel 40-2 Kimmell, Rustin 114-2 Igono, Christina 350-119 168-1634 Kantar, Michael 171-1215 King, Andy 458-1209 Imasuen, Esther 278-404 Jiang, Yunfei 34-1 Kaplan, Daniel 200-11 Kirchgessner, Norbert 111-4 Ines, Amor 260-3 Jifon, John 108-705, 154-1112 Kar, Gourango 71-11 Kirchmann, Holger 70-4 Infante Posada, Pedro 164- Jin, Lixin 264-4 1510, 323-533, 217-9 Karino, Shuta 177-431 Kishimoto-Mo, Ayaka 325- Jin, Virginia 241-1 Inglett, Patrick 99-3 Karki, David 470-522 627 Jo, Sera 260-4 Inguagiato, John 335-1210 Karlen, Douglas 124-1 Kitchen, Newell 225-2 Joe, Valerisa 176-632 Inostroza, Luis 341-1529, Karn, Avinash 163-1414 Kizza Ssajjabi, Daniel 125-513 Joern, Brad 229-2 282-3 Karna, Ranju 467-311, 213-2 Kjaergaard, Charlotte 456- Johannsen, Chris 131-1 907, 221-2 Ippolito, James 297-1, 52-6, Kaspar, Thomas 328-413 48-3 Johns, Josiah 21-2 Kjaersgaard, Jeppe 296-1, Kasschau, Kristin 466-411 Iqbal, Javed 453-1108 Johnson, Burton 165-1600 220-3 Kassie, Belay 260-11 Iqbal, Javed 47-9 Johnson, Chris 212-2 Kladivko, Eileen 365-6 Katterer, Thomas 406-3 Ishiguro, Munehide 58-6 Johnson, Damerius 457-913 Klaiber, Laura 370-6 Kaur, Gurleen 332-823 Islam, Anowarul 208-4 Johnson, Gregg 452-1004 Klarquist, Emily 332-921 Keeley, Steven 160-739 Islam, Khandakar 124-2, Johnson, Jane 197-1, 241-6 Klein, Robert 364-4 377-8 Keesstra, Saskia 199-10 Johnson, Rebecca 150-222 Knapp, Steven 37-3 Ito, Yuki 179-228 Kelleners, Thijs 286-8 Johnston, William 335-1203 Knappenberger, Thorsten Ivancic, Kathryn 215-1 Kelley, Jason 157-724 364-1 Jones, April Iversen, Bo 471-128, 462-604 Kelly, Brendan 332-919 Knight, Erich 46-20 Jones, Brett 39-3 Iverson, Guy 181-329 Kelly, Charlene 342-326 Knight, J. Diane 406-5 Jones, Clain 112-2 Kelly, James 273-2 Knoepp, Jennifer 461-702 Jones, Curtis 55-1 J Kernecker, Maria 404-12 Kobayashi, Takayuki 467-310 Jones, Gordon 285-4 Jabro, Jalal 462-608 Kersebaum, Kurt 447-1 Koch, Robert 44-2 Jones, John 125-527 Jacinthe, Pierre-Andre 469- Kersebaum, Kurt 361-2 Koehler, John 36-4 511 Jones, Scott 274-5, 471-106 Keshavarz Afshar, Reza 452- Koehler-Cole, Katja 328-416 Jackson, Kevin 336-1216 Joosse, Pamela 275-5 1009, 46-12 Kojima, Yuki 179-234 Jackson, Thomas 240-5 Jordan, Nicholas 392-5 Kesoju, Sandya Rani 166-1604 Kokubo, Rin 325-626 Jacobson, Astrid 474-132 Jordan, Wednesday 69-5 Kesoju, Sandya Rani 166-1605 Kolka, Randall 474-200, 474- Jaenisch, Brent 333-1001 Jordao, Luiz 452-1007, 452- Ketterings, Quirine 375-10 135 Jagadamma, Sindhu 449-726 923, 328-427, 151-1003, 452- 1006 Keymer, Daniel 278-411 Kome, Charles 17-4 Jahanzad, Emad 324-621 Keziah, Ndungu 273-1 Kongchum, Manoch 156-806

227 Kool, Dilia 232-3 LaHue, Gabriel 381-1 Li, Feng-Min 371-12 Lohese, Esakakondo 344-223 Kopec, David 103-6 Lai, Jianbin 471-126 LI, Haixiao 469-507, 362-2 Lollato, Romulo 277-334 Korinek, Jessica 100-4 Laird, David 283-1 Li, Hui 228-7 Long, Garett 216-9 Kortbein, Matthew 134-120 Lajeunesse, Julie 165-1538 Li, Li 198-3 Long, J. Vern 284-5 Koscielny, Chadwick 34-2 Lam, Shu Kee 47-22 Li, Long 123-3 Longest, Robert 317-638 Kosola, Kevin 458-1310 Lambert, Jean-Jacques 462- Li, Lujun 209-9 Lopez, Jose 447-4 Kostyanovsky, Kirill 270-1 616 Li, Luqi 335-1201 Lopez, Yolanda 339-1320, Kothapalli, Udaya Bhaskar Lancellotti, Brittany 462-612, Li, Meng 331-431 285-10 181-331 336-1213 Li, Xiaogang 120-4 Lorenz, Klaus 120-5 Landis, Greta 364-3 Kovacs, Peter 469-514 Li, Xiufen 405-3 Lovell, John 76-1 Lange, Randy 448-713 Kowalewski, Alexander 300- Li, Yayu 467-313 Lowe, Andrea 13-2 10 Lansmon, Emily 177-427 Li, Zhigang 16-3 Lowry, Carolyn 218-3 Koziol, Haley 467-309 Large, Edward 440-1 Liang, Di 368-5 Lozada, Dennis Nicuh 440-5 Kozlowski, Brian 154-1108 Larkin, Dylan 163-1417 Liang, Jing 180-311, 116-7 Lu, Jie 341-1521 Kraft, Nicole 38-2 Larney, Francis 463-622 Liang, Xi 458-1314, 453-1113 Lucas, John 473-231 Kresovich, Stephen 73-1 Laskowski, Kevin 198-5, 167- Lugg, Charles 133-130 1614 Libohova, Zamir 413-1, 262-5 Kreuser, William 274-2 Luig, Adam 110-5 Lasquites, James Jade 469-515 Libohova, Zamir 367-5 Kreykes, Molly 170-1715 Lulis, Timothy 167-1617 Lattin, Esther 64-2 Lickfeldt, Darin 362-17, 448- Krienke, Brian 441-737 714, 469-506 Lund, Marian 334-1112 Lauer, Joseph 46-9 Krishnan, Kavya 125-518 Lightfoot, David 227-5, 171- Lundy, Mark 33-4 Lawley, Yvonne 453-1201 Krishnan, Sanalkumar 458- 1211, 128-5 Lupwayi, Newton 209-19 1302 Lawrence, Gregory 272-4 Liguang, Li 350-115, 370-1 Lur, Huu-sheng 458-1218 Kruger, Chad 290-4 Lawrinenko, Michael 384-4 Liles, Garrett 202-5 Lusk, Mary 104-4 Krupnik, Timothy 226-2 Lawson, Kevin 451-803 Lillie, Kathryn 135-113 Lussier, Jason 473-232 Kruse-Peeples, Melissa 276-4 Lazarini, Edson 470-521 Limmer, Matt 228-2 Lybrand, Rebecca 148-2, 186- Ku, Hyun-Hwoi 231-1 Le, Hanh 382-15 Lin, Cheng-Hsien 270-4 714 Kubicki, James 200-1 Lee, Brad 157-723, 451-801 Lin, Hangsheng 363-1 Lychuk, Taras 55-3 Kumaragamage, Darshani Lee, Dar-Yuan 349-107 Lin, Hungyun 184-416 Lynch, Derek 126-11 70-3 Lee, Jaehoon 473-226 Lin, Shenglei 471-122 Lynch, Joseph 55-6, 218-5 Kuntz, Heath 376-3 Lee, Jason 404-14 Lin, Yaru 59-9, 178-605 Lyons, Sarah 362-10, 60-10 Kuntz, Michael 259-3 Lee, Moonsub 285-3 Lin, Yuhung 338-1311 Lyu, Ying 472-208 Kuraparthy, Vasu 45-10 Lee, Raymond 145-6, 172-639 Lindbo, David 344-229, 344- Kusi, Nana Yaw 178-611 Lee, Sunil 173-701 228, 344-227 M Kustas, William 232-2 Lehman, Michael 64-3 Lindsay, Andrew 136-129 Ma, Bao-Luo 165-1515, 97-2 Kutikoff, Seth 322-523 Lehrsch, Gary 471-107 Lindsey, Alexander 165-1521 Ma, Li 469-509 Kwakye, Samuel 125-522 Lei, Lili 71-13 Link, Austin 112-1 Ma, Liwang 455-815 Kyanam, Ammani Naidu Leinauer, Bernd 300-4 Linquist, Bruce 115-4 Ma, Qiang 448-707 440-6 Leininger, Stephen 153-1114 Lira Junior, Mario 209-20 Ma, Qingli 409-3 Kyei-Boahen, Stephen 165- 1531 Leiva, Jorge 183-400, 141-4 Liu, Cheng-Hua 382-16 Ma, Xiaochi 153-1204 Kyveryga, Peter 403-1, 63-2 Lemes Hamawaki, Raphael Liu, Chutao 135-118 Maas, Ellen 40-8 163-1409, 332-812 Liu, Jian 216-4, 375-2, 375-3 MacAdam, Jennifer 285-2 L Lentz, Rodrick 384-5 Liu, Lei 79-4 Machicek, Joshua 135-214 La, Thang 73-6 Leon, Leonardo 178-534 Liu, Lin 321-603 Mack, Sara 475-203 La Mantia, Jonathan 440-2 Lessl, Jason 378-5 LIU, NA 256-4 Macke, Gabriel 336-1215 La Vallie, Martina 150-224 Letourneau, Guillaume 286-3 Liu, Shuyu 332-820 Mackenzie, M. Derek 68-10 Laacouri, Aicam 33-2 Leverich, Leanna 125-515 Liu, Xiaozhong 171-1214 Mackowiak, Cheryl 456-908 Laboski, Carrie 449-724 Levi, Matthew 17-6 Liu, Xiuwei 165-1523 MacPherson, Blaise 21-5 Lacey, Corey 178-602 Levine, Brian 386-3 Lobos, Valeria 340-1513, 163- Macrae, Merrin 375-9 Ladha, Jagdish 115-6 Lewien, Megan 163-1402 1300 Madsen, Isaac 177-429, 280-5 Lafitte, Honor 440-7 Lewis, Juliana 382-5 Locke, Martin 329-514 Maeoka, Rafael 277-332 Lafond, Jonathan 179-300 Lewis, Katie 235-12 Lofton, Josh 157-718 Maharjan, Bijesh 215-8 Lagomarsino, Alessandra Li, Changxiao 16-4 Logsdon, Sally 184-412 Malin, Daniella 56-11, 162-915 241-3 Li, Chenhui 15-4 Lohani, Sapana 117-3 Mallarino, Antonio 375-13

228 Mallory, Ellen 323-535 McClure, Angela 151-923 Miller, Daniel 438-4 Morris, Andrew 182-333 Mallory-Smith, Carol 44-3 McCoy, Justin 60-13 Miller, David 386-1 Morris, David 461-706 Malone, Robert 361-5 McCray, James 378-8 Miller, Grady 95-3 Morris, J. Bradley 341-1525 Maltese, Nicolas 453-1204 McCullough, Patrick 300-6, Miller, Joshua 334-1105, 59-11 Morris, Lawrence 437-1 Mamun, Shamim Al 382-3 103-3 Miller, Rhonda 161-904 Morris, Thomas 81-3 Manelski, Ronald 287-1 McCune, Justine 468-434 Miller, Robert 93-1 Morrone, Vicki 326-629 Mann, Shelby 333-1007 McDonald, Brian 243-1 Miller, Ryan 319-725 Morton, Sarah 150-218 Manter, Daniel 377-4, 177-428 McDonald, Iryna 459-1320 Minai, Joshua 371-2, 457-910 Mosier, Samantha 177-432 Marcillo, Guillermo 365-7, McDonald, Mark 174-615 Minea, Alec 133-206 Moura Kohmann, Marta 339- 328-419 McElligott, Kristin 119-4 Ming, Doug 358-1 1413, 39-6 Marcos, Mathias 220-1 McEvoy, Miles 126-1 Ming, Douglas 363-12 Mourtzinis, Spyridon 260-7 Marek, Laura 276-5 McFadden, Leslie 96-2 Minick, Kevan 119-6 Mowrer, Jake 280-6, 468-414 Margenot, Andrew 187-817, McFarland, Elyssa 331-433 Minter, Ryan 132-110 Moyer, Joseph 339-1323 77-7 McGowan, Andrew 47-18 Mirsky, Steven 444-2 Mpeketula, Placid 346-208 Marin, Fabio 156-804 McGowen, Eric 377-5 Missaoui, Ali 282-11, 332-807 Mubvumba, Partson 331-511, Marjerison, Rebecca 161-908 275-3 McGrail, Rebecca 473-220 Mizuta, Katsutoshi 199-12 Markut, Collin 133-108 Mueller, Nathan 219-2 McGuire, Andrew 126-4, 331- Mock, Rebecca 200-10 Marsh, Brian 453-1115 503 Mueller, Sarah 334-1109, 94-8 Mohajeri Naraghi, Sepehr Martin, Anthony 151-1000 McKnight, Julie 466-406 332-900 Mueller, Tristan 81-4 Martin, Casey 133-115 McLain, Jean 438-2 Mohammed, Abdul 458-1312 Mugendi, Daniel 275-2 Martin, Joseph 343-313 McLarnan, Sarah 132-125 Mohammed, Yesuf 165-1517, Muir, James 339-1400, 369-3 Martin, Judith 165-1539 McLaughlin, Richard 306-3 443-5, 97-4 Mulla, David 297-4 Martinez, Ayla 133-123 McLellan, Eileen 43-13, 456- Mondal, Suchismita 458-1308 Mullane, Jessica 184-413 Martinez, Pedro 17-7 901 Monger, Curtis 96-4 Mulvaney, Michael 259-2 Martinez, Shantel 94-2 McMahon, Sean 376-8 Monger, H. Curtis 211-5, Muniz, Javier 150-225 Martinez-Feria, Rafael 42-6 McNamee, Elizabeth 379-6 262-1 Munkholm, Lars 381-11 Martins, Murilo 469-512 McRobert, Ronald 212-9 Monje, Oscar 363-11 Munoz-Amatriain, Maria Maruo, Yuichi 116-1, 180-313 Meakin, Robert 108-709, 71-3, Montejo, Luz 163-1503 304-2, 341-1518 449-715, 449-716 Mascagni, Henry 452-922, Montgomery, Garret 453-1102 Munyiri, Shelmith 332-809 46-1 Medina, Candice 116-2, 180- Montgomery, James 184-409, Murphy, James 300-7, 300-8 319 Masikati, Patricia 388-3 69-6 Murphy, Kevin 227-3 Meeks, Meghyn 168-1702 Mathers, Cara 136-103 Moorberg, Colby 223-1 Murray, Seth 282-2 Meier, Kristi 342-324 Matosziuk, Lauren 173-703 Moore, Amber 52-5 Murrell, T. Scott 362-19 Meier, Nicholas 452-1014 Matsuba, Ryusaku 472-215 Moore, Angela 282-12, 332- Mutegi, James 388-6 Meisner, Matthew 319-717 804 Matsuoka, Sizuo 49-1 Mutoni, Doreen 273-3 Meki, Manyowa 154-1100 Moore, Brittany 136-128 Matteson, Audrey 101-3 Myers, D. 225-4 Meng, Yili 467-314 Moore, Kelly 152-1013, 196-5 Mattox, Clint 36-3 Menke, Ethan 332-910 Moore, Kenneth 85-1 Matzen, Sarick 385-6 N Mercer, Kristin 445-1 Moore-Kucera, Jennifer 346- Mausolf, Michelle 342-323 N’Dayegamiye, Adrien 323- Mergoum, Mohamed 163- 217 526 Maw, Michael 154-1110, 369-5 1317 Mor-Mussery, Amir 332-915, Nabhan, Gary 359-1, 276-2 Maxey, Garrett 167-1621 462-610, 402-1, 332-902 Merry, Ryan 163-1216 Nachshon, Uri 117-4 Maxwell, Patrick 36-7, 103-5 Moraes, Larissa 289-220 Mertz, Isaac 167-1618 Nafziger, Emerson 218-1 May, Eric 43-3 Messina, Carlos 53-4 Morandin Figueiredo, Bruno 125-516 Nair, Ramachandran 371-9 May, William 112-7 Micheli, Erika 211-7 Morari, Francesco 120-1 Nair, Vimala 370-9 Mayhew, Lawrence 373-2 Miele, Kevin 167-1619 Moreira, Adônis 468-418 Nakajima, Toru 463-620 McArtor, Brett 453-1205 Mies, David 131-3 Moreno, Leonardo 379-7 Nangia, Vinay 117-7 McCall, David 261-4 Mihelich, Nicole 340-1420 Morgan, Cristine 66-1 Nankar, Amol 332-905 McCarter, Kevin 63-4 Mikeska, Miles 317-639 Morgan, Kelly 378-10 Narayanan, Sruthi 217-3 McCarthy, Christy 332-909 Mikha, Maysoon 463-630 Mori, Yasushi 463-634 Nasielski, Joshua 195-3 McCarthy, Kyle 163-1422 Mikhailova, Elena 175-619, Morin, Tatiana 202-6 Nathan, Manjula 371-13 McClellan Maaz, Tai 215-10 344-305 Morin, Tatiana 69-8 Nattrass, Michael 72-12 McClellan Maaz, Tai 469-510 Millar, Neville 56-7, 162-911 Morreale, Stephen 16-2 Nauman, Travis 199-4 McClellan Maaz, Tai 362-16 Miller, Bradley 413-2

229 Naumann, Harley 339-1401 Nsabiyera, Vallence 340-1509 Otte, Briana 42-2 Peng, Qiuping 329-518 Nave, Renata 339-1412 Ou, Ling 101-1, 141-3, 183-401 Pennington, Dennis 404-3 Nayak, Santosh 163-1314 O Ouyang, Yang 209-7 Pent, Gabriel 39-7 Nearing, Grey 240-1 O’Brien, Peter 43-17, 456-900 Owen Kerns, Rachel 475-202 Penton, Christopher 209-2 Neary, Daniel 68-2 O’Daniel, Sydney Oyedele, Durodoluwa 287-7 Peper, Alberto 452-1001 Nederend, Jacob 125-510 O’Dell, Deb 231-6 Ozlu, Ekrem 370-4 Pequeno, Diego 321-613 Neely, Clark 113-3 O’Neill, Michael 371-8 Ozturk, Omer 471-110 Perdoná, Marcos 453-1200 Neely, Haly 41-4 O’Shaughnessy, Susan 443-2 Pereira, Andy 76-4 Neill, Brendan 64-1 O’Shaughnessy, Susan 389-3 P Perelman, Adi 443-7 Neilson, Julia 62-2 Oakes, Joseph 374-7, 454-805 Pace, Brian 304-1, 341-1520 Peres Soratto, Rogério 470- Nelson, Amanda 21-4 Obear, Glen 198-2, 69-7 Pacheco, Areli 371-7 518 Nelson, Kelly 151-1002, 59-15 Obeng, Eric 112-11, 320-731 Pachepsky, Yakov 409-5 Perez-Gutierrez, Juan 176-635 Nelson, Nathan 43-14 Obour, Augustine 112-8 Pageau, Denis 165-1528 Periard, Yann 287-8, 471-104 Nelson, Randall 332-918 Obrycki, John 184-417, 385-3 Pagliari, Paulo 470-520 Perillo, Vanesa 462-615 Nemes, Attila 65-3 Ofili Edosa, Valerie Ifeyinwa Paltseva, Anna 69-2 Perkus, Elizabeth 318-705 177-506 Neto, Jose Diogenes 459-1400, Pan, Xuebiao 291-7 Perrone, Sharon 318-706 285-9 Ogilvie, Cheyne 241-2 Parajuli, Kshitij 116-14, 180- Perrott, Laurel 237-7 Netthisinghe, Annesly 324- Ogles, Charles 59-12 303 Persing, Kristi 475-201 615 Oh, Eun Ji 466-409 Pare, David 367-1 Pessarakli, Mohammad 275-1, Nevins, Clayton 331-513 Ohno, Tsutomu 446-2 Parikh, Sanjai 382-8, 228-1 95-1, 381-2 Newcomb, Maria 458-1313 Oishi, Masayuki 17-2 Park, Bradley 169-1706 Petersen, Wyatt 135-213 Ney, Laura 177-420 Olatoye, Olalere 45-5, 163- Parker, Angela 170-1716 Peterson, Brekke 64-8, 366-1 Ng, Sin Joe 59-5 1408 Parker, David 52-3 Peterson, Todd 376-7 Ngatia, Lucy 187-823 Oliveira, Letuzia 453-1112 Parrish, John 319-719 Petrella, Dominic 35-10 Ngetich, Onesmus 378-3 Oliveira, Teogenes 463-626 Parrish, Shannon 115-5 Petrie, Steven 93-3 Ngunjiri, Mercy 371-1, 457- Olk, Daniel 373-5, 373-11 Parvej, Md. Rasel 237-3 Petrone, Richard 173-704 911 Olsen, Conner 261-5 Pasley, Heather 60-15, 334- Pey, Stella 136-101 Nguyen, Huong 335-1209 Olshansky, Yaniv 372-9 1108 Peyton, Skylar 132-126 Nguyen, Trang 62-1 Olson, Brian 100-3, 443-3 Passos, Leônidas 350-125 Phillips, Katherine 132-102 Ni, Xilu 16-5 Oltmans, Ryan 60-9 Patel, Swetabh 125-520 Picasso, Valentin 285-7, 115-2 Nichols, Andrea 150-223 Oluwaranti, Abimbola 166- Paterson, Andrew 37-2 Pieper, Mark 333-1006 1601 Nichols, Kristine 203-5 Patrignani, Andres 65-2 Pieralisi, Brian 468-416 Oluwatosin, Gabriel 350-128 Nickerson, Nick 368-2 Patterson, Matthew 471-127 Pilau, Felipe 452-1002 Omer, Mohammed 350-127 Nielsen, David 51-3, 361-6 Patterson, Michael 335-1206 Pilon, Cristiane 117-9 Omondi, John 60-5 Nielsen, Nathan 134-210 Pattey, Elizabeth 47-3 Pina, Michael 318-711 Omonode, Rex 47-19 Nigon, Tyler 454-808 Patton, Aaron 337-1303 Piñeiro, Gervasio 231-8 Nimmo, John R. 287-6 Ongom, Patrick 163-1309, Patton, Scottie 331-501 340-1516 Pingree, Melissa 272-6 Nishiwaki, Junko 471-119 Paul, George 281-6 Onuh, Martin 243-6 Pinheiro, Felipe 187-820 Njiti, Victor 154-1103 Paul, Joshua 145-4, 172-700 Ordoñez, Raziel 237-1 Pinnix, Drew 198-8 Nkoa, Roger 256-7 Pauli, William 279-3 Orlowski, John 292-3 Pinno, Brad 68-7 Nkongolo, Kabwe 340-1422 Paustian, Keith 162-913, 206- Ortega, Pedro 267-4, 452-920 Pinson, Shannon 73-10 Nkongolo, Kabwe 340-1512 5, 56-8 Ortel, Carrie 125-529 Pirtle, Todd 134-216 Noborio, Kosuke 179-229 Pavuluri, Kiran 71-6, 449-718, Ortez, Osler 333-1008 449-720 Pittaki-Chrysodonta, Nocco, Mallika 319-726, 281-4 Zampela 116-20, 180-305 Ortiz, Brenda 398-2 Pawlick, Amy 125-511 Noel, Samuel 319-722 Pittelkow, Cameron 362-13, Osmond, Deanna 235-1 Paye, Wooiklee 60-2 Nolan, Bernard 361-4 187-813 Osmond, Deanna 375-1 Payero, Jose 258-2 Noland, Reagan 39-9, 42-1 Plunkett, Shannon 385-4 Osorio-Hernandez, Juan Payne, William 54-1 Norman, John 232-1 Poffenbarger, Hanna 77-6 193-3 Pearce, Austin 221-4 Norton, Jeanette 209-6 Pokharel, Meghnath 72-7 Osorno, Juan 284-1 Pedersen, Joel 283-3 Nosov, Vladimir 362-18 Pokharel, Prem 402-3, 342-325 Osterholz, William 346-218 Pederson, Gary 341-1523 Notenbaert, Noortje 209-15 Poland, Jesse 279-4 Osterholz, William 328-426 Pedreira, Carlos 459-1408 Nouri Gharahassanlou, Amin Pollard, Annie 177-423 Osterloh, Kristopher 413-5, Pehim Limbu, Smriti 343-311 180-310, 116-8 460-638 Ponce de Leon, Maria 161-907

230 Porter, Paul 451-739 Rahmani, Shams 413-3 Reyes, Javier 109-3, 116-24, 267-3 Post, Angela 46-5, 46-4 Rahutomo, Suroso 370-12, 180-326 Rogovska, Natalia 441-729 Postel, Sandra 28-1 441-733 Reyes, Nohely 132-104 Rolando, Jose 71-1 Poudel, Durga 411-2 Rajan, Nithya 454-810, 110-4 Reyes Rojas, Luis 17-1 Rolling, William 340-1514 Poudel, Pratishtha 34-3 Rakkar, Manbir 77-3, 343-314 Reyes Solorio, Georgina 160- Rolong, Nelson 186-716 800 Pradhan, Gautam 217-5, 362-6 Ramirez, Paulina 463-627 Romkens, Mathias 361-7 Ramirez, Salvador 49-5, 453- Reyes-Cabrera, Joel 152-1009, Pradhan Shrestha, Sumit 163- 218-7 Romualdo, Liliane 470-523 1423 1104, 209-25, 466-403 Reynolds, Dan 473-235 Rooney, Dan 201-4 Prajapati, Prajaya 43-10 Ramirez-Andreotta, Monica 228-5 Reynolds, William 338-1318 Rooney, Erin 42-9 Prasad, P.V. Vara 53-1, 110-2 Ramlow, Matt 161-906 Rho, Hyungmin 94-9 Rooney, William 127-5 Prasad, Paruchuri 374-8 Ramphisa, Prudence 468-428 Rhoades, Charles 342-321 Roper, Wayne 331-504 Prater, Jacob 342-320, 347-203 Ranaivoson, Andry 381-8 Riar, Amritbir 46-16 Rorick, Joseph 42-3 Pratt, Richard 276-1 Ransom, Curtis 60-16 Richard, Michael 36-10 Rosas-Anderson, Pablo 458- Prentice, Sam 298-2 1216 Ransom, Michel 211-4 Richard, Sarah 48-6 Pressler, Yamina 413-8, 464- Rosen, Carl 108-708 Raper, Tyson 33-5 Richards, Meryl 270-5 532, 209-11 Rosenzweig, Steven 320-729, Previatello da Silva, Livia Raskin, Daniel 47-17 Richardson, Daniel 175-624 112-10 471-117 Rasmussen, Craig 66-4 Richardson, Michael 95-6 Ross, Bianca 475-205 Preza Fontes, Giovani 47-12 Rasmussen, Craig 96-1 Richmond, Carter 136-207 Ross, Donald 119-5 Price, Dylan Rasse, Daniel 48-1 Richmond, Tyler 125-528 Ross, Max 344-226 Price Youngquist, Caitlin Ratje, Jeffrey 54-3 Richter, Daniel 68-1 Ross, William 159-731 347-133 Rattalino Edreira, Juan 371-4, Ricker, Matthew 474-133 Rossi, Ann 386-5 Prietzel, Joerg 272-3 59-16 Riddle, Matthew 370-11 Roth, Gregory 405-6 Prior, Stephen 329-517 Rau, Benjamin 49-13 Riedell, Walter 165-1524 Roth, Richard 365-3 Pritchett, Katherine 462-603 Raun, William 351-1 Rigon, Joao Paulo 328-424 Rottler, Caitlin 173-702 Pruitt, Helen 168-1629, 196-6 Raut, Yogendra 369-4 Rios, Esteban 445-10 Rouze, Gregory 281-5 Pucci, Jessica 38-3 Ray, Ian 332-922 Ritchey, Edwin 237-5 Royer, Isabelle 184-418 Pumphrey, Mike 394-2 Ray, Ram 204-5 Ritchie, Glen 41-8 Rubin, Rachel 465-332 Purcell, Larry 458-1214 Raymond, Jay 272-1 Ritter, Samantha 43-16, 456- Rucker, Alexandra 339-1418 Read, John 165-1530 823 Rudnick, Daran 67-8 Q Reasor, Eric 168-1632 Rivas, Fritzie 382-10 Ruffatti, Michael 47-13 Qafoku, Nikolla 200-9 Reberg-Horton, S. Chris 126-5 Rivera Zayas, Johanie 231-3 Ruis, Sabrina 120-3, 365-5 Qi, Lili 163-1318 Reddy, K. Raja 41-7 Roa, Carolina 127-6 Qi, Zhiming 409-1 Rund, Quentin 155-1207, 81- Reddy, Vangimalla 458-1211 Roberson, Travis 167-1627 2, 109-9 Qian, Yaling 261-12 Redfearn, Daren 459-1404 Roberts, Aradhana 402-2 Ruppert, David 377-10, 62-4 Qin, Chao 116-16, 180-325 Redona, Edilberto 332-817 Roberts, Lucas 135-116 Russ, Andrew 319-720 Qin, Mingming 116-6, 180-315 Reed, Debbie 56-4 Roberts, Trenton 377-3 Russell, Eric 457-916 Qin, Zhixuan 269-5 Reeder, Stacey 117-6 Robertson, Daniel 404-9, Russell, Travis 167-1624 Qiu, Yinjie 168-1639 100-5 Reese, Cheryl 404-8 Rutan, Jeff 235-5, 178-600 Quideau, Sylvie 465-329 Robins, Colin 264-2 Reeves, Jacob 35-4 Ruth, Miranda 135-215 Quigley, Michelle 431-2 Robinson, Clay 473-233 Reeves, Julie 151-1004 Rutter, Edmond 277-401 Quinn, Daniel 125-532, 362-7 Robotham, Michael 377-1 Reginato, Robert 111-1 Ryan, Christopher 35-9 Reicks, Graig 42-4 Rocateli, Alexandre 459-1405, R 451-800 Ryu, Si Hwan 332-913 Reid, D. Keith 43-4 Rabbi, S. M. Hisam 163-1303 Rocha, Kathryn Reinbott, Timothy 383-3, S Rabenhorst, Martin 213-1, Roche, Kenny 328-415 207-3 Sabo, Daniel 389-4 344-224, 386-7, 474-130 Rodriguez, Andres 343-312 Reisner, Jodie 124-6, 346-216, sade, nir 110-3 Radolinski, Jesse 141-2, 183- 67-1 Rodriguez, Juan 441-727 403 Sadeghi, Hossein 157-720 Reiter, Mark 108-711, 158-733 Rogalsky, Magda 362-5 Rahman, Md Mahbubur 282- Sadeghi, Morteza 348-101, 5, 332-739 Rekik, Fatma 331-432, 224-5 Rogers, Christopher 468-425, 240-3 441-730 Rahman, Mohammad 163- Ren, Chengjie 368-4 Sadeghpour, Amir 47-5, 47-6, 1403 Ren, Wei 409-2 Rogers, Deanne 363-5 469-508 Rahman, Mukhlesur 332-801, Rennert, Thilo 467-318 Rogers, James 459-1401 Sadok, Walid 256-5 282-7 Renwick, Leah 224-1 Roggero, Pier Paolo 452-919, Sadras, Victor 53-2

231 Saha, Malay 445-6 Schiavon, Marco 336-1219 Shahariar, Md Shayeb 77-5 Singh, Amninder 473-229 Saha, Sukumar 332-814 Schillinger, William 112-4 Shahrtash, Maryam 362-9, Singh, Amritpal 282-8, 332- Saha, Uttam 362-12 Schlegel, Alan 320-733 178-613 806 Sainju, Upendra 215-3, 366-5, Schlobohm, Ryan 125-531 Shannon, Dennis 107-3 Singh, Atinderpal 42-13 231-9 Schmer, Marty 285-8 Sharifi, Hussain 379-3 Singh, Bhupinder 164-1507 Saito, Hirotaka 65-1 Schmidt, Jennifer 126-10 Sharifi, Mehdi 42-11 Singh, Bir 284-2 Salas, William 56-6, 162-917 Schmidt, Monica 45-2 Sharma, Aakriti 473-219 Singh, Daljit 163-1416 Salas Fernandez, Maria 445-3 Schnarr, Cassandra 343-318 Sharma, Lakesh 277-330, 46- Singh, Gurbir 343-310, 267-1, 11, 229-3, 452-1011 178-601, 319-723 Salazar, Natalia 149-802 Schneekloth, Joel 67-6 Sharma, Shivali 445-2 Singh, Hari 369-6 Salley, Shawn 381-6 Schneider, Linden 475-206 Sharma, Sonisa 65-6 Singh, Lovepreet 163-1415 Salmeron Cortasa, Montserrat Schneider, Rebecca 16-1 321-614 Sharma, Sumit 322-521, 281-3 Singh, Maninder Pal 46-6, Schneider-Canny, Raquel 154-1104 Salon, Paul 463-625 339-1404 Sharpley, Andrew 409-8 Salvador, Amy 473-221 Sharratt, Brenton 473-300 Singh, Narinder 45-11, 163- Schnitkey, Gary 207-5 1400 Salvagiotti, Fernando 115-3 Shaver, Timothy 468-426 Schoeneberger, Philip 262-2 Singh, Shardendu 458-1210 Sanchez, Joao 39-5 Shaw, Joey 344-235 Scholtz, Andrew 72-3 Singh, Sukhbir 322-520 Sanchez, Joao 459-1409 Shawver, Sarah 177-424, 64-6 Schomberg, Harry 328-420 Singh, Surendra 332-821 Sanchez, Joshua 467-321 Shedekar, Vinayak 331-508 Schortgen, Geoffrey 335-1202, Singh, Upendra 70-9 Sanclements, Michael 461-700 36-12 Shelia, Vakhtang 323-532 Sintim, Henry 180-309, 116-17 Sandhaus, Shana 347-200 Schroeder, Kurtis 453-1110, Shellito, Peter 204-4 Siri-Prieto, Guillermo 49-10 Sandhu, Devinder 332-917 453-1107 Shelton, Camden 36-1, 167- Sistani, Karamat 463-619 Sandhu, Hardev 452-1012 Schroeder, Ryan 13-4 1626 Sites, David 125-525 Sandor, Daniel 336-1214, 35-8 Schulthess, Cristian 58-4 Sheng, Wenyi 179-231 Skaggs, Todd 232-8 Sandor, Jonathan 148-1, 186- Schulze, Darrell 413-4, 464- Shenstone, Esperanza 155- 712 600 1209 Skinner, R. Howard 271-5 Sanford, Robert 342-322 Schussler, Jeffrey 258-6 Shepard, Christopher 148-3, Slafer, Gustavo 218-4 186-713 Sanni, Kehinde 216-7 Schutte, Matthew 59-3 Slaton, Nathan 235-14 Sherpa, Sonam 224-6 Santoro, Maria 157-719 Schwennesen, Paul 390-1 Slaughter, Lindsey 209-16 Shewmaker, Glenn 459-1319 Santos, Eduardo 270-2 Scoresby, Rene 373-3 Sleighter, Rachel 373-6 Shi, Wei 206-3 Santos, Erick 339-1406, 113-8 Scudiero, Elia 319-716 Smiciklas, Kenneth 271-4 Shim, Kyo-Moon 321-607 Santos, Fernanda 209-13 Seaman, John 269-1 Smith, Brandon 444-4 Shipitalo, Martin 350-123 Santra, Dipak 227-1 Searle, Tyler 235-4 Smith, Douglas 375-7 Shober, Amy 375-8 Sanz-Saez, Alvaro 217-6, 458- Seedorf, Rachel 13-8 Smith, Gerald 113-2 1206 Seely, Tara 153-1200 Shrestha, Anil 453-1103 Smith, J. 343-317 Sarver, Jason 165-1532 Seepaul, Ramdeo 378-2, 49-15 Shrestha, Safal 164-1505 Smith, Len 121-3 Sassenrath, Gretchen 218-9 Segars, Chrissie 35-7, 338- Shriver, John 41-2 Smith, Paul 67-3 Sassman, Aaron 17-8 1309 Shukla, Manoj 471-115 Smith, Philip 202-1 Sato, Naoto 363-10 Seiler, Gerald 341-1524 Shvidenko, Anatoly 212-8 Smith, Richard 59-6 Satterfield, Jason 443-8 Sela, Shai 161-909, 47-21, 471- Sibrell, Philip 121-2 Smith, Richard 392-4 124 Sauer, Thomas 120-2 Sidhu, Jagdeep Singh 163- Smith, Samantha 350-120 Selim, H. Magdi 471-103 1406 Savoy, Hubert 470-524 Smith, Stephen 394-1 Semiz, Duygu 381-3 Siebe, Christina 70-10, 184- Sawyer, Anne 378-9 Smith, Stephen 127-8 Senay, Gabriel 232-5 410 Sawyer, Jonathan 472-213 Smith, W. Brandon 113-6 Sengupta, Aditi 62-3 Sievers, Taylor 125-519 Scarpace, Michelle 344-232 Smucker, Alvin 297-2, 21-7 Septiningsih, Endang 332-903 Sigua, Gilbert 187-808 Schacht, Lily 472-211 Sihi, Debjani 99-2 Snapp, Sieglinde 57-4, 388-1, Serba, Desalegn 163-1316 107-2 Schad, Peter 262-6 Silvennoinen, Hanna 40-4 Serena, Matteo 169-1707 Snider, John 458-1316, 217-4 Schaefer, Curtis 34-5 Simmons, Jason 161-901 Severino da Silva, Liliane Snyder, Carl 134-106 Scharenbroch, Bryant 104-2 339-1411 Simons, Juli 176-630 Snyder, Ethan 163-1411 Scheffe, Kenneth 344-300, Sexton, Anne 475-204 Sims, Dalton 220-2 211-3 Soldat, Douglas 243-3 Seyfferth, Angelia 177-503 Simunek, Jirka 286-1 Scheffe, Linda 462-602 Soltani, Ali 282-1 Shaddox, Travis 95-2 Sindelar, Michael 116-18, 180- Schepers, James 93-4 Somayanda, Impa 256-2 Shafer, Matthew 125-512 317, 67-7 Scherder, Eric Franklin 448- Sindt, Marcie 125-517 Somenahally, Anil 209-22, 709 Shafian, Sanaz 454-807, 374-5 466-400

232 Song, Enzhan 167-1608, 167- Strauss, Sarah 465-335 Talebizadeh, Mansour 275-4 Tian, Xiu-Li 209-18 1609 Straw, Chase 169-1713, 338- Tallury, Shyam 341-1526 Tian, Zhengchao 65-8 Soratto, Rogerio 470-517 1317 Talukder, Shyamal 163-1310 Tian, Zhiyuan 79-3 Sorenson, Emily 13-5 Strawn, Daniel 467-315 Tamagno, Santiago 458-1207 Tian, Zipeng 196-8 Soretire, Adeniyi 466-410 Streeter, Matthew 463-618, Tan, Chin 221-1 Tiede, Tyler 109-7 338-1314 Sorrells, Mark 234-3 Tan, Chor Tee 45-6, 340-1510 Tillman, Stephanie 381-5 Strock, Jeffrey 381-7 Soussana, Jean-Francois 197-2 Tang, Liang 291-4 Timlin, Dennis 361-1 Strydhorst, Sheri 237-6 Sowah, Robert 184-407 Tanner, Kari 228-3 Tischendorf, Zachary 154- Stuckey, Jason 372-1 Spackman, Jared 72-15 Tarkalson, David 153-1205 1107 Stupar, Robert 128-2 Spencer, Benjamin 209-26, Tarpley, Lee 458-1306 Tittonell, Pablo 57-5 466-404 Stutz, Kenton 402-4 Tautges, Nicole 318-708, 405-2 Tjelde, Tyler 153-1202 Sperling, Louise 388-4 Suarez, Donald 117-1 Tayeh, Nadim 332-920 Tobin, Colin 43-7 Spokas, Lesley 167-1620 Subedi, Maya 45-14 Taylor, Megan 340-1423 Todd, James 163-1218 Springer, Tim 339-1419 Sukhapinda, Kitisri 127-2 Taylor, Russell 373-1 Todd, Richard 52-2 Srinivas, Nisha 346-214, 133- Sulik, John 374-12 Tokumoto, Ieyasu 471-125 109 Teboh, Jasper 108-706, 362-4 Sullivan, Benjamin 145-1 Toledo, David 208-2 Stacey, Nathan 198-7 Teixeira, Rita de Kassia 163- Sullivan, Benjamin 68-4 1412 Tomar, Sandeep 163-1421 Stamm, Michael 163-1319 Sullivan, David 176-626 Tejera, Mauricio 49-12 Tomasek, Bradley 212-7 Stammer, Andrew 441-735 Sullivan, Tarah 280-3, 465- Temu, Vitalis 46-8 Tomasiewicz, Dale 378-4 Staricka, James 153-1206 334, 470-527 Tenesaca, Carlos 441-734 Tomer, Mark 175-623 Staub, Caroline 157-721 Summerhayes, Roger 88-1 Tenorio, Fatima Amor 457- Tomlin, Lauren 331-430 Steele, Caitriana 40-3 Summerhayes, Roger 58-2 912 Tomlinson, Peter 159-728 Steele, Kelly 341-1528 Sumner, Malcolm 233-1 Tenuta, Mario 47-20 Toonsiri, Phasita 463-623 Steen, David 38-4 Sun, Shuang 453-1105 Terras Mastrodomenico, Topp, Ed 105-5 Stefaniak, Thomas 163-1307 sun, yulin 344-301 Adriano 163-1502 Torbert, H. Allen 233-2 Steinberger, Yosef 368-6 Sunderlage, Brent 125-509 Terraza Pira, Maria 60-8, 213- Torrion, Jessica 217-2 Stenklyft, Erin 170-1717 Sundermeier, Alan 203-3 3, 186-715 Townsend, Ron 243-4 Stephens, Cameron 335-1208 Susser, Jessica 177-419 Tewolde, Haile 216-1 Traballi, Rogerio 364-2 Stermer, Matthew 162-918, Sutradhar, Apurba 216-2, Thammina, Chandra 242-1 324-616, 456-903 108-707 Thao, Touyee 46-2 Tracy, Benjamin 208-1 Stevenoski, Simon 184-411 Sutter, Brad 363-8 Thapa, Santanu 112-12, 320- Tracy, William 127-7 Stevens, Mary 285-5 Svedin, Jeffrey 176-628 730 Trammell, Tara 69-10 Stevens, Rachel 404-10 Swan, Amy 162-914, 56-10 Thapa, Sushil 217-8 Trappe, Jon 95-7 Stevens, William 321-610 Swanton, Clarence 123-1 Thelen, Kurt 49-7 Tremblay, Nicolas 404-6, 404-7 Stevens, William 452-1003 Swayzer, Luellen 168-1703 Thies, Janice 326-630, 223-2 Trimble, Brittany 346-211 Stewart, B. 443-4 Sweeney, Daniel 339-1408 Thomas, Elena 172-638, 145-7 Tringe, Susannah 236-2 Stewart, Barry 261-13, 338- Swenson, Tami 368-1 Thomas, Robert 467-328 Trippe, Kristin 382-12 1306 Swiggart, Ethan 59-7 Thomason, Wade 470-526 Trostle, Calvin 320-737 Stewart, Catherine 280-4, Szogi, Ariel 324-618 Thomison, Peter 165-1520 469-504 Tseng, Te-Ming Paul 151-1005 Szulczewski, Melanie 473- Thompson, Aaron 372-12 Stewart, Ryan 306-2, 184-405 227, 473-224 Thompson, Addie 282-4, Tsuneshige, Yusuke 182-335 Stewart, Zach 164-1504 256-11 Tu, Xinyi 215-9 Stewart, Zachary 388-8 T Thompson, James 367-3 Tubbs, R. Scott 97-3, 165-1518 Stiglitz, Roxanne 347-201 Tabatabaeenejad, Alireza Thompson, Laura 81-5 Tucker, Ikko 40-9 240-2 Stock, Melanie 116-3, 180-320, Thompson, Wayne 331-502 Tucker, William 127-3 375-4 Tabatabai, Sayed Salman Thompson, Yvonne 332-906 204-2 Tuller, Markus 471-113, 471- Stocker, Matthew 349-114 Thomson, Allison 56-9, 162- 118 Tafesse, Endale 164-1506 Stockle, Claudio 361-3 912, 115-1 Tully, Katherine 15-7 Tafti, Negar 384-1 Stolt, Mark 413-7, 464-535, Thomson, Michael 45-3 Tumbalam, Pavani 154-1101 211-1 Tagarakis, Aristotelis 319-714, Thorburn, Cody 14-5 404-13 Tumushime, Ignacie 378-12 Stolt, Mark 293-1 Thorp, Kelly 279-1 Taggart, Matthew 338-1308 Turco, Ronald 20-3, 258-3 Stoner, Shane 176-629 Thorp, Kelly 111-7 Takagi, Yuki 471-116 Turner, Richard 72-11 Storlien, Joseph 463-633 Thurgood, Colton 134-208 Takle, Eugene 51-1 Twomlow, Stephen 388-5 Stott, Diane 124-5 Thurgood, Garrett 134-135

233 U Vivoni, Enrique 240-4 Wayson, Craig 212-5 Wolf, Curtis 332-1000 Uchimiya, Minori 382-6, 154- Vocasek, Fred 376-2 Weeks, Joseph 200-6 Wolf, Kari 370-2 1113 Vogel, Alison 334-1106 Weerasekara, Chathuri 331- Wolfe, David 290-3 Uddin, S M 205-3 Vogel, Jason 119-3 505 Wolfgeher, Amanda 342-319 Ulery, April 347-202 von Dollen, James 136-122 Wehmeyer, Gwendolyn 72-10 Wolleben, Maik 41-3 Ulmer, Austin 60-11 Von Pinho, Renzo 340-1508 Wei, Xiuju 220-5 Wolters, Bethany 331-435, Underwood, James 196-2, Voothuluru, Priyamvada 76-3 Wei, Zhongwang 232-9 178-603 168-1701 Vosberg, Steve 59-2 Wei, Zhuo 177-435 Wood, Clinton 59-14 Unger, Irene 473-302 Weil, Ray 31-1 Wood, Sarah 386-4 Utsch, Brittany W Weil, Raymond 120-6 Woodley, Alex 224-2, 235-3 Wade, Jordon 377-7, 72-13 Weindorf, David 17-9 Woodruff, Lisa 215-2 V Wagaman, Jonathan 14-9 Weir, Thomas 193-1 Woodyard, Jennifer 331-506 Vaccaro, Anastasia 72-14 Wagner, Ana 260-9 Weisberger, David 318-710 Wortman, Sam 444-3, 278-402 Vadas, Peter 375-5 Wahls, Tessali 187-809 Weiss, Stuart 318-707 Wortmann, Charles 388-10 Valdez, Zack 152-1012 Wait, Stephen 198-4, 167-1611 Welbaum, Gregory 166-1603 Wright, David 20-1 Valenzuela, Victor 163-1313 Waldrip, Heidi 324-619 Wendroth, Ole 455-821 Wright, Ray 383-2 Valiaparambil Sebastian, John Sunoj 256-3 Walia, Dr. Daman 373-9 Wesslak, Robert 153-1115 Wu, Laosheng 179-227 Van De Stroet, Brian 151-1001 Walia, Maninder 67-5 Westgate, Mark 388-9, 327- Wu, Lianhai 361-8 Walker, Kristina 338-1307 636, 327-633, 327-635, 327-632, Wu, Yanqi 261-10 Van der Laan, Liza 327-634 Wall, Diana 118-1 Wyatt, Briana 471-101 van Es, Harold 215-4 Westrich, Benjamin 134-100 Wall, Gerard 260-6 Wynne, Kacie 453-1202 Van Evert, Frits 403-2 Whalley, William 179-233 van Ittersum, Martin 371-5 Wallace, John 405-5 Wherley, Benjamin 261-11 X van Rees, Ken 241-8 Walsh, Olga 468-502, 278-405, 448-712, 470-530, 470-529, White, Charles 444-1, 377-11 Xiang, Mingying 35-3 van Santen, Edzard 341-1527 468-429, 470-519 White, Clayton 331-500 Xiao, Ran 187-812 Vance, Crysal 350-122 Walter, Katelynn 195-5 White, Gwen 106-3 Xiao, Xinhua 110-6 Vanderkloot, Abby 135-121 Walther, Patrick 59-4 White, Jackie 168-1637 Xin, Xiaoping 101-4 Vanotti, Matias 271-1 Wang, Daoyuan 384-2 White, Jeffrey 474-134 Xin, Zhanguo 340-1421 Varela, Sebastian 374-9 Wang, Fang 205-5 White, John 386-6 Xing, Baoshan 283-2 Varga, Tamas 176-631 Wang, Huan 454-804, 374-6 White, Kenneth 54-4 Xiong, Xi 300-9, 300-11, 300-5 Vargas, Felipe 319-727 Wang, Jun 120-7 Whitfield, William 14-7 Xiong, Yedan 39-8, 156-805 Varshney, Rajeev 128-1, 284-6 Wang, Meng 48-5 Wickramarathne, Niranga Xu, Jianming 368-3 Varvaris, Ioannis 116-21, 180- 411-1 Wang, Ming Li 73-3 Xu, Lixin 169-1708 306 Widiastuti, Dwi 60-6 Wang, Pan 116-15, 180-318 Xu, Min 379-4 Vascik, Anne 262-3 Widman, Norman 15-9 Wang, Qingren 219-4 Xu, Renkou 200-2 Vasenev, Viacheslav 69-1 Wiersma, Andrew 163-1410 Wang, Rui 163-1308 Xu, Ximeng 116-5, 180-323 Vaughan, Karen 413-10, 464- Wilcott, Sarah 241-5 534 Wang, Sichao 152-1008 Xu, Xuan 339-1417 Williams, Alwyn 392-2 Vaughan, Robert 460-637 Wang, Xiaojuan 45-1 Xu, Yi 217-7, 168-1633 Williams, Amanda 14-1 Vaz, Carlos 471-112, 317-637, Wang, Yake 472-207 Xu, Yilu 205-6 179-301 Williams, Candiss 463-624 Wang, Yong 331-512, 162-921 Xue, Allen 453-1203 Vellidis, George 404-5 Williams, Mark 21-1 Wang, Yunqiang 287-4 Xue, Qingwu 443-1, 291-3 Venard, Claire 151-922 Wang, Yusong 431-1 Wills, Skye 464-533, 199-11, 413-9 Xyntaris, Konstantinos 195-2 Vendramini, Joao 339-1407, Wang, Yutao 370-10 208-5 Wilson, Carolyn 72-8 wang, zhaozhi 55-5 Y Venegas, Jorge 73-4 Wilson, Danielle 49-3 Wang, Zhuangji 471-102 Yanai, Ruth 212-4 Vepraskas, Michael 201-3 Wilson, Glenn 291-5 Ward, Rick 282-10, 332-808 Yanai, Ruth 212-1 Verburg, Paul 461-703 Wilson, Michael 259-4 Warner, John 262-4 Yang, Haishun 229-5 Vero, Sara 372-2 Wilson, Michael 15-10 Warnke, Scott 168-1638 Yang, Jingyi 55-2, 323-527 Veum, Kristen 124-4, 346-215, Wilson, Stewart 344-225 Waters, Jonathan 227-2 Yang, Rui 60-1, 178-612 404-2 Wilson, Tracy 468-427 Watkins, Eric 261-6 Yang, Xiaoguang 291-2 Vieths, Travis 13-7 Wisdom, Michelle 336-1212 Watters, Harold 453-1109, Yang, Xueming 441-728, 42-10 Vigil, Merle 362-8 Wise, Caroline 333-1004 114-3 Yang, Yu 200-4, 43-9, 382-7 Villalobos, Luis 113-1 Witt, Emma 342-329 Watts, Dexter 233-3 Yang, Yubin 260-5

234 Yates, Scott 101-5 Zhao, Bin 448-710 Ye, Rongzhong 99-1 Zhao, Chengyi 471-100 Yeh, Cheng-yuan 180-321, Zhao, Duli 458-1309 116-10 Zhao, Fazhu 275-6 Yeluripati, Jagadeesh 366-2 Zhao, Qian 366-4 Yergeau, Steven 205-2 Zhao, Xiaojun 177-501 Yildirim, Tugba 329-516 Zheng, Wei 382-14 Yimam, Yohannes 286-5 Zhou, Baoyue 187-814 Yin, Xinhua 33-7, 377-9 zhou, junjie 477-814 Yingxin, Zhong 334-1102 Zhu, Mengqiang 200-8 Yoo, Byounghyun 323-531 Zhu-Barker, Xia 177-502 Yoo, Jin 231-2, 177-500 Zhuang, Jie 382-11 Yoo, Kyungsoo 66-2 Zinati, Gladis 318-703 York, Larry 280-1 Zou, Wenxiu 431-4 Yost, Matt 378-1, 404-1 Zuber, Stacy 109-6 Young, Eric 350-118 Zubieta, Lisseth 343-306 Young, Jacob 163-1401 Zurweller, Brendan 94-4, 178- Young, Joseph 169-1709 608 Young, Kristina 199-6 Zwonitzer, Martha 364-6, Young, Michael 348-102 237-2 Yu, Chih-Li 152-1007 Yu, Jialin 103-2 Yu, Jianming 394-5 Yu, Julian 340-1515 Yu, Shuhao 168-1700 Yu, Xingwang 168-1631 Yuan, Mingwei 379-1, 323-530

Z Zahra, Sabahat 163-1407 Zambreski, Zachary 40-7 Zankowski, Paul 127-1 Zapata, Diana 77-1, 325-625, 162-919 Zarghami, Homa 163-1405 Zearley, Alyssa 13-1 Zee, Tessa 135-200 Zegler, Chelsea 285-6 Zhanda, Justice 323-529 Zhang, Chenxi 338-1312 Zhang, Feng 462-606 Zhang, Fred 287-10 Zhang, Hui 242-2 Zhang, Huihui 41-6 Zhang, Jinfa 332-813, 332-815 Zhang, Liyun 467-325 Zhang, Ti 454-811 Zhang, Tiequan 43-5 Zhang, Wei 58-5, 283-4 Zhang, Xi 116-23, 180-308 Zhang, Xiying 291-6 Zhang, Xunzhong 167-1612 Zhang, Yao 258-7

235 Notes