Purdue Agriculture Research WORKS

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Purdue Agriculture Research WORKS

Annual Statistical Report 2007-2008

PURDUE AGRICULTURE

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PURDUE AGRICULTURE

Purdue Agriculture Research WORKS2007-2008 Annual Report

I introduced the Purdue Agricultural Research Programs annual report last year by

noting the issues related to the food versus fuel debates, food riots in many parts of

the world, skyrocketing food and gasoline prices, etc.

A year later, the conversation in our state and in our nation has changed

significantly. Now it revolves around issues such as the economic meltdown, the

credit crunch, decreasing commodity prices, healthy eating and healthy living, and

environmental sustainability.

These changes in the conversation reflect the public’s short attention span in the

“globalized” environment.

Luckily, our faculty and staff bring a level of stability in addressing the myriad issues that

might be regarded as important today, but be totally out of the public’s eye tomorrow.

While we can and do react to crises, we take a longer, proactive view on most issues.

The latter, proactive view anticipates potential crises and addresses them with

cutting-edge research and educational programs before they become the crisis du jour.

Our faculty and staff, along with students, participate in a continuum of integrated,

trans-disciplinary efforts from the fundamental to the integrative and adaptive to the

disseminative. They address global societal challenges in energy, health, environmental

sustainability, and safe, secure, economically sustainable and profitable food systems.

Yet again, this past year has been an extremely successful one for Purdue Agricultural

Research Programs—as this compendium of information on Purdue Agriculture’s

organized research efforts and outcomes demonstrates. I hope that you find the

information useful.

Sonny Ramaswamy

Director of Agricultural Research Programs

Associate Dean of Agriculture

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Features Rabi Mohtar: Model citizen of the world . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5 Phil Nelson: Purdue’s World Food Prize recipient the first in food science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Media turn to Purdue for expertise . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Purdue pair shares in Nobel Peace Prize . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 What’s black and gold and read all over? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-9 Beck Ag Center sprouts on Indiana prairie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Biochem leader to focus on undergrads . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Poplars to clean up environmental waste . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Detecting cellular clues for cancer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 The buzz about biofuels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Destruction and renewal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12-13 Web site links producers to consumers and new market opportunities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Gene guards grain-producing grasses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Tough turf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Financial Awards

Summary Statistics Expenditures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Expenditures Chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Federal Formula Projects Summary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Federal Formula Projects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19-28 Award Amounts Departments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Non-Academic Units . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Federal Grants Federal Competitive Awards Summary . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Federal Competitive Awards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34-38 Non-Federal Grants, Contracts, and Support Corporations, Foundations, and Individuals . . . . .40-45 State and Other Agencies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46-49

Faculty Activities

Faculty Expertise . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51-59

Faculty Honors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .61-64

Journals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .66-69

Faculty Publications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .71-109

Sponsored Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .111-128

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Features

By Doug Main

“Like my grandmother told me, ‘If somebody does something bad to you, put it behind you. If somebody has done something good, put it in front of you,’” says Rabi Mohtar.

The saying, one of his grandmother Gharra’s favorites, speaks to an optimism and generosity of spirit that is practically palpable upon meeting Mohtar, who is this year’s recipient of Purdue’s Agricultural Research Award. The annual honor is bestowed by Purdue Agriculture to recognize a scientist who has done excellent research and made contributions toward agriculture, conservation of natural resources, and people’s quality of life.

Mohtar is not only a “world leader in soil and water science,” according to USDA scientist Mark Nearing, but also is a highly regarded teacher, an accomplished tango dancer, and a dedicated family man to wife, Samia, and son, Jad, born in 2006.

Born and raised in a modest household in Beirut, Lebanon, Mohtar knew he would have to work hard to achieve his dream of a good education. College wasn’t an option without financial help, so he applied for and won a competitive scholarship that allowed him to attend American University of Beirut.

When Mohtar arrived, the university had no student government. His solution: He set up the first student council and was appointed the first student representative to the university’s president, Malcolm Kerr.

Some problems were beyond his control, however, as Lebanon remained embroiled in a brutal civil war throughout his college career. “Ninety percent of the time we paid attention to our studies and did our own thing, but we were always aware of the war,” he says.

It was hard not to be. Due to intermittent violence, Mohtar sometimes spent the night in friends’ dormitories instead of going home. He learned to be prepared, though, and this inconvenience became routine.

And yet, nothing — not his relentless focus on his studies and his extracurricular activities or his dedication to friends and family — could serve as preparation for the senseless violence nor prevent it from hitting disturbingly close to home.

One afternoon, Mohtar visited a friend’s dormitory, surprised — but not at first concerned — that no students were walking about. A man’s loud voice jarred him into reality, telling him to take cover because nearby buildings were being shelled. It took him a moment to locate the speaker, a security guard crouched beneath a desk. Mohtar quickly retreated to a nearby basement and, as if on cue, the shelling resumed.

Though Mohtar survived this and other trials, not everybody had such luck. In early 1984, a year before Mohtar completed his master’s

degree in agricultural engineering, President Kerr — a widely respected Beirut-born American educator — was shot dead while walking to his campus office. The assassination shocked and saddened the student body, especially Mohtar, who personally knew Kerr and his commitment to Lebanon, to teaching, and to working toward overcoming bias and ignorance.

One gets the sense, however, that Mohtar is unlikely to share such stories unless pressed. In listening to Mohtar recount past hardships, it becomes clear that for him, the most dramatic aspect of such trying experiences is not the danger he was in, or the fear that he must have felt; it is, rather, the positive lesson he has invariably taken away.

His students attest that Mohtar has a natural gift for teaching. He takes time to ensure that everybody understands the concepts and the importance of the material covered.

“He encourages us to take a deeper look at the subject and not be satisfied with the quick and easy answer,” says graduate student Joe Mallory. Mohtar also keeps class interesting by discussing the real-world impact of subjects covered. “In learning about dam designs, we spent an entire lecture discussing the levees around New Orleans and what caused them to fail during Hurricane Katrina,” Mallory recalls.

Mohtar has had a lot of practice teaching, having mentored 15 doctoral and master’s students and more than 100 undergraduates since his arrival at Purdue in 1996. But long before donning gold and black or winning his department’s teaching award a decade later, he had a few good teachers of his own.

On weekend visits to the family farm in the mountains outside Beirut, Mohtar’s father, Hassan, and grandmother, Gharra, would lead him

Rabi Mohtar: Model citizen of the world

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Photo by Tom Campbell

Rabi Mohtar’s research in water and soil science has earned him the prestigious Purdue Agriculture Research Award for 2008. Mohtar receives a $1,500 honorarium and $10,000 to further his research.

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around to teach him about the olives, grapes, figs and other plants they grew. It was there that he learned to love the outdoors and began to long to know more about the intricate patchwork that made up the farm: the plants and animals, the soil and water, the people and how they interacted with it all. To Mohtar’s family, the land was sacred; besides providing them with food, income and shelter, it was their home.

After Mohtar completed his master’s degree in 1985 at Beirut, he returned to the countryside for his first job managing a large family farm in eastern Lebanon. In charge of irrigation, fertilization and cultivation, Mohtar oversaw 50 to 250 workers and learned a lot more about production agriculture.

One difficulty was managing plants at different altitudes, as the farm stretched from 2,000 meters (6,500 feet) to sea level. “You start with walnuts and apples on the tops of the mountain, go down to peaches and pears, then down to olives, and all the way down to oranges and bananas.”

But Mohtar still desired further education, so after a couple years he applied for and was awarded the Hariri Fellowship. This allowed him to pursue further study in the U.S. where he figured he would be best able to achieve his goals. He attended Michigan State University, where he completed a master’s in civil and environmental engineering and a PhD in agricultural systems management. After a stint as a researcher at Penn State, he came to Purdue in 1996.

Mohtar has compiled an impressive record, publishing 52 peer-reviewed journal articles and 11 books and book chapters and giving 57 presentations in 11 countries. He has organized 30 international workshops and more than 80 technical sessions in the U.S. and abroad, besides raising $5.5 million in research funding.

A large part of Mohtar’s work involves developing land-use models designed to help teach students and professionals about the dynamics of the land.

Mohtar’s models have been used around the world. European scientists currently employ one to complete the continent’s largest agricultural modeling project. In Tunisia, Mohtar helped develop a model that has allowed several farmers to reduce levels of salt and nitrogen leaching from their property, says Hatem Belhouchette, a scientist at the research institute Montpellier SupAgro, in Montpellier, France.

One of Mohtar’s signature achievements, GRASIM (GRAzing SIMulation model), was the first comprehensive model to link all the components of grazing systems. It predicts water flow and the amount and nutritional quality of plant matter, effects of different human activities, and levels of leached nutrients.

“As anyone who has written computer programs and models can attest, it takes almost as much time to make a model accurate as it does to make it usable to those unfamiliar with its development,” says departmental colleague and professor Don Jones. “At present, GRASIM is used by researchers, farmers, advisers and county educators across the U.S. and in several foreign countries.”

Mohtar also developed a model that uses a unique paradigm to better understand the flow of water, nutrients and contaminants across different spatial scales, a model expected to significantly influence future scientific and agricultural policy, Jones says.

Mohtar’s various international efforts are geared toward the conserva-tion of environmental and natural resources and toward promoting sustainable activities. He currently leads an effort to establish an environmental research center in Qatar, has done extensive work with water conservation in Tunisia, and has led major water and natural resources initiatives in India, Jordan, France, and the Palestinian regions of Gaza and the West Bank.

The man behind the accomplishments is “an incredible people person who manages to bring people with various interests, experiences and backgrounds together,” says Adriana Bruggeman, a hydrologist with the International Center for Agricultural Research in Dry Areas based in Syria.

Senior Anne Dare concurs. “He arranged for my senior design group to travel to Jordan to present our senior design project to the Palestinian Hydrology Group,” a trip for which Mohtar secured funding and arranged lodging. “Even throughout our stay, Rabi was in contact with us via text message and would relay information on to our parents. He has encour-aged me to pursue a graduate degree at Purdue and keeps me informed of opportunities to better myself,” she says.

Indeed, Mohtar “understands that there is more to life than academ-ics,” as Mallory attests. It is, for example, important to have fun. As an adviser to Purdue’s Tango Club, Mohtar manages to kick loose while characteristically engaging others.

“When I hear music, I can’t help but dance,” he says, as if he had no choice but to go above and beyond the call of duty.

On second thought, though, that appears to be exactly the case, and helps explain how he can be at once renowned but humble: Rabi Mohtar genuinely believes that we have no choice but to live each day to its fullest.

“For some of us, it’s a blessing to just be alive.”

Reprinted with permission from Spring 2008 Connections

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By Tom Campbell

To Philip Nelson, the phone call that he was the 2007 winner of the World Food Prize sounded at first like a sales pitch, with the caller quizzing Nelson about the prize.

“I thought he was hitting me up to buy a couple of tickets,” said Nelson, a Purdue University food scientist.

But as it turns out, Nelson won’t need tickets because he will be the guest of honor. The man on the phone was Kenneth Quinn, president of the World Food Prize Foundation.

On Thursday (Oct. 18) Nelson, Purdue’s Scholle Chair Professor in Food Processing who helped build Purdue’s Department of Food Science, will receive the award dur-ing a ceremonial dinner starting at 6 p.m. in the Iowa State Capitol Building in Des Moines.

“I was overwhelmed when the announcement was made,” Nelson said. “I think I still am.”

The World Food Prize, according to the foundation’s Web site, “is the foremost international award recognizing - without regard to race, religion, nationality or political beliefs - the achievements of individu-als who have advanced human development by improving the quality, quantity or availability of food in the world.”

Nelson will be honored for his work in aseptic processing, developing the “bag in a box” technology to process large quantities of seasonal crops such as tomatoes and oranges, for long-term storage and bulk transportation without losing nutritional value or taste.

In 1991 the Institute of Food Technologists rated aseptic processing and packaging as the No. 1 innovation in food technology, ahead of juice concentrates, safe canning processes, freeze-drying and food fortification.

“Dr. Nelson’s work has transformed the global food industry and has allowed entrepreneurs to build successful businesses that use crops raised by farmers,” said Purdue president France A. Córdova. “He is an outstanding example of the power of a university to turn discovery into benefits for others.”

The $250,000 award has been presented annually since 1986, when Nobel laureate

Norman Borlaug created it. He envisioned it as agriculture’s Nobel Prize equivalent. Nelson is the first winner cited for work in the postproduction area of agricultural research.

“This is the first time it has gone to a person in food science,” said Randy Woodson, Purdue’s Glenn W. Sample Dean of Agriculture. “Previously, it had gone to people who had enhanced food production. We at Purdue have long recognized the importance of Phil’s research. Certainly, industry has known it, too. Now, with the World Food Prize, the entire world will recognize it as well.”

A celebration for Nelson’s award will take place on the Purdue West Lafayette campus Nov. 6 with a lecture by Nelson at 2 p.m. in Stewart Center’s Fowler Hall. His talk will be followed by a reception in the Purdue Memorial Union East/West Faculty Lounges. Both will be free and open to the public.

Philip Nelson: Purdue’s World Food Prize recipient the first in food science

Reporters often turn to Purdue Extension experts to provide technical information or help explain a problem to the public. Richard Linton, professor of food science, received numerous media queries after the September E. coli outbreak in spinach. Three deaths and 196 illnesses nationwide were attributed to contaminated cattle feces used to fertilize the spinach.

“This was the most publicized outbreak since the 1993 Jack in the Box one, which was also E. coli,” Linton says. Four people died and hundreds of others became sick after eating undercooked hamburgers from the restaurant chain that were contaminated with the bacteria.

Media turn to Purdue for expertise


When the U.S. Food and Drug Administration warned consumers against eating spinach contaminated with E. coli, the media turned to Purdue University’s Richard Linton, an expert on food pathogens, for information. Linton is currently researching new methods to rapidly detect and eradicate food-borne pathogens.

Linton spoke with 84 media outlets after the outbreak, many within the first two days. He was quoted in USA Today, The Wall Street Journal and WebMD, among other outlets.

After he was quoted in The New York Times Friday, Sept. 15, many other media followed suit. Linton spent 13 hours that Friday and Saturday respond-ing to media requests. A number of media are familiar with Linton through his work with the produce industry.

Purdue Extension experts have also been in the media this fall discussing pumpkin rot, ethanol production and corn prices.

Reprinted with permission from Winter 2007 Agricultures


Philip Nelson stands in front of Purdue’s Food Science Building, where he developed the aseptic process of storing bulk, seasonal foods like tomatoes and oranges. Nelson is the 2007 winner of the World Food Prize.

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By Susan Steeves

Two Purdue faculty members’ theoretical share of the Nobel Peace Prize divided among 2,500 researchers — about $300 each. Their chance to help influence worldwide policy to stave off potentially disastrous climate change — priceless.

Neither Kevin Gurney nor Otto Doering met the Nobel Committee or attended the presentation ceremonies in Oslo, Norway. But they were part of a 20-year effort to determine what climate change means to everyday people.

Colleagues from their fields of expertise recommended Gurney and Doering to help with the massive endeavor of preparing sections of the four assessment reports published by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

Doering, a Purdue agricultural economist and public policy specialist, was a lead author for an IPCC special report chapter. He and six other researchers from the United States, Brazil, Japan and China boiled down information from contributing authors and wrote a chapter on agriculture and the technology needed to adapt to and mitigate climate change.

“We focused on how we get the technology needed to cut greenhouse gases to farmers,” Doering says. “We talked about some weighty issues such as yield growth and genetic technology.”

Gurney was a contributing author on the fourth IPCC report that was released in late 2007 and a chapter reviewer for the third report published in 2001. An assistant professor in the Departments of Agronomy and Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, he describes himself as a combination of atmospheric scientist and ecologist working in the broad arena of global change.

For the fourth report, Gurney provided material for a chapter titled “Couplings Between Changes in the Climate System and Biogeochem-istry.” Quite a mouthful, but it encompasses one of Gurney’s primary research areas — whether cutting down trees increases carbon

dioxide damage to the atmosphere, which experts say is one of the elements leading to climate change.

“I’m trying to develop a way that deforestation might be handled within the Kyoto Treaty,” Gurney says. He attended meetings in December in Bali in which representatives from nearly 200 countries began hammering out a new agreement to extend the treaty, which expires in 2012.

The Nobel Peace Prize presentation was held in Oslo on Dec. 10. The $1.5 million prize was split between former Vice President Al Gore and the IPPC. The IPPC’s share is being used for its further study of climate change. Gore donated his half of the money to the Alliance for Climate Protection, a non-profit educational organization he founded in 2006.

Though he missed the ceremony, Doering, as a lead author, received a picture of the Nobel medal in a little plastic case.

“I can put it on my refrigerator or something,” he jokes. And in January, he and his wife were in Norway and she took her husband’s photo-graph standing in front of the building where the presentations were made. “I can put the picture next to the plastic case with the medal photo and it will look very official,” he says.

Reprinted with permission from Winter 2008 Connections

Purdue pair shares in Nobel Peace Prize


Research by Kevin Gurney helped Al Gore win the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize.

Doering

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By Susan Steeves

As books go, it will never be reviewed by the New York Times. It probably won’t be found on the best-sellers table at your Barnes & Noble bookstore. But the numbers don’t lie.

Ask a Midwest grain farmer, and he’ll tell you the Corn & Soybean Field Guide is the biggest little book out there.

“We sold 52,000 copies of the book in 2007, and I thought that was a total anomaly,” says Corey Gerber, a Purdue agronomist and director of the Purdue Crop Diagnostic Training and Research Center.

“I said, ‘We’ll never hit that number again.’ But here we are in 2008 and we’ve already sold over 70,000 copies.”

Annual sales during the first 15 years that the guide was published averaged fewer than 8,000. But when the center partnered with the Department of Agricultural Communication and upgraded the field guide, sales took off.

The success of the six-inch, 305-page pocket book is just one of the reasons that Purdue Agriculture presented the 2008 Team Award to the interdisciplinary group of specialists who cooperate to present workshops at the Crop Diagnostic Training and Research Center and to produce the book.

Primary distribution of the book is through agricultural seed, chemical or equipment companies, who put their own customized cover on the publication. This year, 67 different cover designs were ordered.

“We’re ecstatic over the success of the publication. It has very much been a surprise to everyone on the team,” Gerber says. “We’ve tried to make it a top-notch publication that is easy to use and that people want to use, and then we’ve tried to market it. But we never antici-pated the success it has achieved.”

It was originally printed just to help Indiana farmers, but people all over the country, and all over the world, are finding it just as useful.

About 8,000 copies have been distributed in Canada this year. Gerber says the publication is selling well in New Zealand, and he hopes to have the book available to European markets in the near future.

“People in other states, or from around the world, contact us and say, ‘We have nothing like this available in our area; your information is terrific.’ It’s very rewarding to know that we have impacted farmers

from around the world and that they find the publication useful.”

But the center is more than just the book. Founded in 1986, the diagnostic center is recognized across the country for its hands-on approach to teaching the art and science of diagnosing and dealing with crop problems.

Based at the Purdue Agronomy Center for Research and Education just north of campus, the diagnostic center is an outdoor classroom with

field demonstration plots for use during training work-shops and by Purdue Agriculture students. The center serves farmers, Extension educators, agronomists, crop consul-tants and professionals in the seed, fertilizer and agricul-tural chemical industries.

In the 22 years that the center has been in operation, about 18,000 people have attended its workshops.

“The center was created to provide informative topics in a real-world environment so that producers could sharpen their crop problem,

trouble-shooting skills and evaluate new and alternative manage-ment strategies,” Gerber says. “Our clientele rely heavily on informa-tion we provide to make environmentally and economically sound production and crop and pest management decisions.”

According to Sonny Ramaswamy, “The Purdue Crop Diagnostic Training and Research Center team is an example of the excellent interdisciplin-ary efforts in the College of Agriculture to enhance the profitability and sustainability of Indiana agriculture.” Ramaswamy is associate dean of agriculture and the director of agricultural research programs.

Each year the team presents an average of 15 workshops from May through September. The topics cover identification and control of field crop pests, and production and management issues in corn, soybeans, forages and small grains, along with interacting factors such as nutrients and environmental stresses.

“When the center started, it was the only one in the Corn Belt, and it was an immediate success,” says Lance Murrell of West Lafayette, a consulting agronomist who has been a client for more than 20 years. He says there was a need for farmers and other professionals to get some hands-on experience diagnosing real problems in the field.

What’s black and gold and read all over?



From planting to picking, this black and gold book has helped countless farmers answer the corn and soybean questions that crop up each year. The book was produced by the winners of the 2008 Purdue Agriculture Team Award.

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By Tom Campbell

For the better part of two years, Jim Beaty — as superintendent of Purdue’s Agronomy Center for Research and Education — oversaw every minute detail of the construction of the Beck Agricultural Center at the agronomy farm west of campus.

“I want to acknowledge that I was only like the expectant father out in the hall,” Beaty, BS ’77, MS ’86, said at the Oct. 31 building dedication ceremony. “The guy who delivered on the project was the construc-tion superintendent, Karl Whitaker, from the Hamstra Group, the general contractors.”

The 20,000-square-foot center includes space for classes, meetings and research, and it is expected to be used by the campus, agricultural and rural communities.

The $5.2 million building was financed with a major gift from the Beck family of Atlanta, Ind., combined with Purdue Agriculture development funds. The family owns and operates Beck’s Hybrids, an Indiana seed company founded in 1937.

But if the building was Beaty’s baby, it grew up quickly. “Now I’m like

the father of the bride,” Beaty quips, “giving away operational responsibility to Dave Petritz.”

Petritz, who retired as director of Purdue Extension in June, hardly had time to be fitted for a rocking chair before being called out of

retirement to help launch the Beck Agricultural Center.

“It just seemed like a perfect fit,” Petritz says. “I’m a details-oriented person, and this job requires a lot of planning and attention to detail.”

Petritz knew his retirement would be short-lived, but he didn’t expect it to be this short.

“I just knew I wasn’t going to be sitting around in a rocking chair, but this opportunity came up quickly.”

The center includes four classrooms, a multipurpose room, a conference room and a food serving area. The multipurpose room features a large garage door so that agricultural equipment can be brought into the building for teaching and demonstrations.

Reprinted with permission from Winter 2008 Connections

Beck Ag Center sprouts on Indiana prairie

“This effort gets people thinking,” he says. “Each year when you go back out to the fields, you realize that you’ve been away from them for about six months, and the center helps you sharpen your skills.”

Each workshop is focused on the period of the growing season in which it is held. Many are specialized for particular company needs as well. “We go directly to companies and ask them, ‘What do you want your people to know?’” Gerber says.

Gerber credits much of his team’s achievements to the fact that the group reaches across disciplines and to educators across the state. “We have a great working relationship, conducting research and classes that combine experts from different areas,” he says.

“Our team truly works so well together. We each have some ownership in the center because we’ve seen what a valuable asset the center is to people all across the Midwest.”

Center members also present some workshops during the winter that are tailored to special needs, such as those held in 2004-05 on Asian soybean rust.

The other team members are Sylvie Brouder, James Camberato, Keith Johnson, Robert Nielsen and Gary Steinhardt of the Department of

Agronomy; Bill Johnson, Glenn Nice and Greg Shaner of the Depart-ment of Botany and Plant Pathology; John Obermeyer of the Depart-ment of Entomology; and Russell Merzdorf, Chip Morrison and Kevin Leigh Smith of the Department of Agricultural Communication.

To purchase the Corn & Soybean Field Guide, go to www.extension.purdue.edu/new.




Recipients of the Purdue Agriculture Team Award include (left to right) John Obermeyer, Keith Johnson, Corey Gerber, Gary Steinhardt, Glenn Nice, Robert Nielsen, James Camberato, Sylvie Brouder, Kevin Leigh Smith, Russ Merzdorf and Bill Johnson. Not pictured are Greg Shaner and Chip Morrison.


Randy Woodson (third from right), Glenn W. Sample Dean of Agriculture, assists members of the Beck family as they open the Beck Agricultural Center on Oct. 31.

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researchers in Discovery Park-based centers and the Cancer Center.”

Department of Biochemistry scientists study biochemical reactions, molecular biology and molecular genetics that are related to human, plant and animal health, including growth, cancer, and infectious and

genetic diseases. The department has 17 full-time faculty members and one adjunct professor, as well as 10 emeritus professors.

Chapple is the 2008 recipient of the Richard L. Kohls Award as the outstanding undergraduate teacher in the College of Agriculture. His research focuses on understanding and manipulating a compound in cell walls called lignin that contributes to plants’ structural strength but which hinders conversion of plants into other materials. He already has found ways to change lignin content to improve

processing of wood pulp for paper production, and he now is looking for ways to more easily convert plants into biofuel, which is of great interest to the growing alternative energy industry.

Chapple is a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and has served as president of the Phytochemical Society of North America. He received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in botany, and his doctoral degree in chemistry, all from the University of Guelph, Ontario, Canada.


Chapple

Clint Chapple, a 15-year biochemistry faculty member and new department head, says he plans to put particular emphasis on undergraduate education and finding additional research funding for the faculty.

He replaces Jim Forney, department head since 2001, who is returning to full-time teaching and research.

“As a leading research biochemist and an outstanding educator, Clint Chapple brings tremendous experience and leadership skills to the position of department head,” said Randy Woodson, who made the appointment as Glenn W. Sample Dean of Agriculture before he moved on to become Purdue’s provost.

“I’m honored to have the support and trust of the Department of Biochemistry’s students, staff and faculty to work on these new challenges,” Chapple said. “I want to build on the momentum Jim established for the undergraduate program.

“We must make sure that our curriculum continues to keep pace with the incredibly rapid rate that biological sciences, including biochemis-try, are advancing.

“Another important goal is to ensure that our faculty succeed in the incredibly competitive funding environment. A key to this success will be establishing new collaborations within the department and the College of Agriculture as well as across campus, particularly with

Biochem leader to focus on undergrads

Purdue University researchers and Chrysler LLC are collaborating to use poplar trees to eliminate pollutants from a contaminated site.

The researchers plan to plant transgenic poplars at a former oil storage facility near Kokomo, Ind., this summer. In a laboratory setting, transgenic trees have absorbed trichloroethylene, or TCE, and other pollutants and processed them into harmless byproducts.

“This site presents the perfect opportunity to prove that poplars can get rid of pollution in the real world,” says Richard Meilan, a Purdue molecular tree physiologist. Transgenic poplars contain an inserted gene that contains an enzyme capable of breaking down TCE and a variety of other environmental pollutants, including chloroform, benzene, vinyl chloride and carbon tetrachloride.

Meilan believes the transgenic poplars will be able to remove the TCE from the site, which was contaminated by tainted oil stored there in the 1960s. The chemical lies within 10 feet of the surface, making it accessible to poplar roots. “Three years should be enough time for them to grow up, send down roots to suck the pollutants up and break them down,” Meilan says.

Reprinted with permission from Spring 2008 Agricultures

Poplars to clean up environmental waste


Purdue researcher Richard Meilan has developed a transgenic poplar tree capable of absorbing and breaking down various contaminants. The trees will be tested this summer at a former oil storage location in Kokomo, Ind.

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U.S. Sen. Richard Lugar and Purdue University jointly convened a national energy summit last summer to discuss ways to reduce America’s dependence on foreign oil and to develop new strategies for alternative fuels. The summit attracted nearly 900 partici-pants, including leading oil and auto manufacturing executives, researchers and policymakers.

Excerpts from Sen. Richard Lugar’s keynote address:

The United States should adopt a national program that would make virtually every new car sold in America a flexible fuel vehicle. We should ensure that at least one quarter of filling stations in America have E85 pumps. We should expand ethanol production to 100 billion gallons a year by 2025, a figure that could be achieved by doubling output every five years. …

Purdue University President Martin C. Jischke (left) and Sen. Richard Lugar at the Lugar-Purdue Summit on Energy Security

Long-term advancement of ethanol as a national transportation fuel requires a focused effort to perfect and commercialize cellulosic technology, which will enable us to make ethanol from switch grass, agricultural waste and other inexpensive biomass. The addition of cellulosic ethanol has the potential to substantially reduce the overall production cost of ethanol, while greatly expanding the volume

The buzz about biofuelsLugar-Purdue summit promotes alternative energy strategies

produced. Although scientists and technicians are confident of the possibilities for cellulosic ethanol, efforts at commercial-ization have lagged behind basic research. The time is long past due for the federal government to step in and prime the pump for commercial production through an aggressive loan program. The experience gained by the first production plants will provide the knowledge we need to rapidly expand the cellulosic industry.

Studies have shown that we will have enough land for energy crops, given the expected increases in yields and improvements in processing efficiency. If we could reach a target of 100 billion gallons of ethanol a year—a 13-fold increase over current capacity in operation or under construction—that would be equivalent to 71 percent of current gasoline consumption by volume. …

Our failure to act will be all the more unconscionable given that success would bring not only relief from the geopolitical threats of energy-rich regimes, but also restorative economic benefits to our farmers, rural areas, automobile manufacturers, high technology industries, and many others.


Researchers have developed a new way to detect protein movements inside cells, which signal a variety of cellular changes such as those in cancer cell development. The method could help diagnose cancer in the future.

By combining two distinct techniques, the technology can examine large numbers of cells individually, a feat not previously possible, says Chang Lu, a Purdue University assistant professor of agricultural and biological engineering.

Lu’s method uses two existing technologies: electroporation, which determines protein location, and flow cytometry, a technique capable of rapidly examining individual cells but blind to intracellular protein locations on its own. The Purdue technique, called “electroporative flow cytometry,” harnesses the discerning power of the first method with the speed of the second, says Robert Geahlen, a Purdue researcher in medicinal chemistry and molecular pharmacology.

Detecting cellular clues for cancer


Purdue researchers (from left) Chang Lu, Robert Geahlen and Jun Wang have developed a technique to detect movement of proteins within cells, important for cancer cell development. Geahlen holds the microchip through which cells are pumped.

“Protein translocations are involved in the activation of tumor cells,” he says. “Detecting these movements could help diagnose the type and stage of cancer in the future.”


Photo provided

Purdue University President Martin C. Jischke (left) and Sen. Richard Lugar at the Lugar-Purdue Summit on Energy Security

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By Douglas M. Main

On Nov. 14, 2004, Purdue’s Aquaculture Research Lab (ARL) caught fire from an unknown electrical malfunction. The facility, which housed the research of several faculty and graduate students in the Department of Forestry and Natural Resources, was completely destroyed. This is the story of how the disaster affected those involved, and how they rebuilt from the ashes.

Steve Hart, a fisheries graduate student, was sleeping soundly in the early morning hours of Nov. 14, until he was awakened by a 4 a.m. phone call from his advisor: “The lab’s on fire...It’s a total loss.”

Unfortunately, it wasn’t a nightmare. It was a call from Paul Brown, professor of aquaculture and Hart’s advisor, who could only watch as the lab burned uncontrollably. He knew that it was too late, as did the congregation of firefighters who’d arrived minutes after the 2:53 a.m. fire alarm, and several of his colleagues, there in the early morning hours for moral support. Brown watched it burn, the same lab that he had helped build 13 years before. By morning it was leveled.

Hart, too, was affected; he had been performing three experiments. One was to be the subject of his Ph.D. thesis, and another was slated to end the day after the fire.

“My first reaction was utter shock and disbelief,” he says. “I had to drive there the next morning and see the ashes myself to comprehend it.”

The fire ruined many large tanks and raceways that allowed research-ers to study growth rates, soybean-based diets and advanced production systems for fish farming. It destroyed $1.2 million of active research and fish, many of which had been raised for years. Additionally, it caused about $1.5 million in structural damage and ruined more than $500,000 worth of research equipment.

Trent Sutton, an associate professor of fisheries, and aquatic ecotoxi-cologist Marisol Sepulveda were also affected. Sutton lost about 100 3-year-old lake sturgeon, a threatened species of fish that he was studying. Sepulveda had just joined Purdue’s faculty two weeks earlier, and, although she did not lose much, it was a less-than-auspicious beginning.

Sifting through the ashesShock and disbelief aside, it became clear that Brown and his colleagues would not abandon their research. The very next morning an

insurance adjustor arrived to assess damage and discuss future options. Brown and Hart immediately got back to work sifting through the ashes to make an inventory of everything they had lost.

Within a week, Sutton and Brown had secured space for their students: Sutton in the Beef Research building north of the ARL and Brown in Purdue Research Foundation’s Cindas building.

Rob Swihart, head of the Department of Forestry and Natural Resources, who was there on the night of the fire, helped Brown negotiate with the insurance company, which agreed to replace everything, and the aquaculture faculty began looking at designs for a new lab.

The manager of the old facility had left, so the next spring the department hired Bob Rode to fill the position. “I had a lot of

experience maintaining and rebuilding aquaculture equipment, so I was excited to help Purdue start anew,” he says.

By the beginning of 2005, the aquaculture faculty had begun replacing some research equipment and test subjects, such as a pure genetic strain of tilapia, while Sutton ordered new lake sturgeon and other fish.

The fire did not prevent faculty from recruiting new students, either. Holly Patrick came to Purdue in spring 2005 to work toward a master’s in fisheries under Sutton. Although she was aware of the fire, Patrick believed the positive aspects of further education at Purdue would outweigh the negatives that the fire presented.

Feeling the heatThe temporary spaces certainly had drawbacks, however, and presented problems involving temperature control. In Cindas, which had been scheduled for demolition, Hart had to wait until September, 2005 to begin his research, because faulty air-conditioners prevented him from counteracting the summer heat.

In the Beef building, Patrick did not have enough amperage to power her water cooler, so she began building an insulated “room” around her eight large water tanks to contain cool air from the air-conditioners.

“It was tough, because I had never really built anything before,” she says. It took her two weeks to finish the insulation, only to find out that the setup violated fire safety codes. “I suppose there’s a bit of

Destruction and renewalFaculty and students recover from devastating fire at aquaculture lab


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irony in that,” she says. To bring it up to code, she and several other students spent a weekend installing a special type of insulation to reduce the fire risk.

Rebirth from the ashesMeanwhile, back in Cindas, the other temporary research location, Hart, Brown and Sepulveda had managed to complete some valuable research despite the occasional hurdles. Hart finished his thesis experiment looking at soy-based fish food, which he defended in December.

On the construction front, the new building began early in 2006 and was finished by May. Faculty and students moved in throughout the summer, and the facility is back on line.

The turnaround was nothing short of remarkable, as far as Swihart is concerned. “These folks lost just about everything. Nobody would have begrudged them if they had given up.”

The biggest loss was time, Hart says. He estimates the fire put him back a year and a half. But, as Brown says, the funding agencies, the insurance company, the department and the university were very supportive throughout. Because insurance replaced old equipment with newer models, the lab now has better equipment.

Photos by Tom Campbell

A fall 2004 fire at Purdue University’s Aquaculture Research Lab destroyed the building and its contents, but the biggest losses were the fish and years of research. Faculty and students rebuilt the aquaculture research program and moved into their new facility in summer 2006.

“Though I would never wish the experience on anybody, we certainly have a better facility now,” Swihart says. “I am proud of the aquacul-ture professors and students for their persistence and their drive to succeed despite the fire. I think they really illustrate the Purdue tradition of one brick higher.”



By Julie Douglas

The Internet has become an important marketing tool for business, and Purdue Extension is helping producers use it to their advantage. Indiana MarketMaker www.inmarketmaker.com is a free, online interactive mapping system that locates businesses and markets for agricultural products.

Producers can research consumer demographics by income, ethnicity, household characteristics and education. They also can search for specific business records, find area market contacts, and network with restaurants, on-farm retailers and specialty processors. In addition, census data is available on MarketMaker, which is sponsored by Purdue’s New Ventures Team, the Indiana State Department of Agriculture and the Indiana Cooperative Development Center. And consumers can use the site to locate agricultural producers and their products.

“MarketMaker links producers to consumers and consumers to producers on a state and regional basis,” says Maria Marshall, Purdue Extension small business development specialist and project coordinator. “It’s important for businesses to develop a relationship with their customers, so they can understand what consumer needs truly are.”

Marshall explains that people might say they want organic food, but maybe what they really want is a more natural product or to know the

farmers and the farm where it came from. “Maybe what they want is to know that they’re supporting a local farmer. Establishing a relationship helps uncover the real benefits people look for.”

Relationships are crucial to the success of small businesses, whether it’s with suppliers, customers or other businesses. “When a business develops a relationship with its customers, the customers become more integrated in the business and develop a loyalty to it,” Marshall says. “When that happens, it’s no longer about the money.”


Web site links producers to consumers and new market opportunities

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Purdue University and USDA-Agricultural Research Service scientists have discovered that a type of gene in grain-producing plants halts infection by a disease-causing fungus that can destroy crops vital for human food supplies.

The research team is the first to show that the same biochemical process protects an entire plant family—grasses—from Cochliobolus carbonum, race 1, a devastat-ing fungal pathogen. The naturally occurring disease resistance probably is responsible for the survival of grains and other grasses over the past 60 million years.

A resistance gene, first discovered in corn, and the fungal toxin-fighting enzyme it produces apparently provide a biological mechanism that guards all grass species from this fungus, says Guri Johal, a Purdue associate professor of botany and plant pathology.

“We think that if the gene Hm1 had not evolved, then grasses would have had a hard time surviving and thriving, or, at least, the geo-graphic distribution would have been restricted,” Johal says. “This plant resistance gene is durable and is indispensable against this

Gene guards grain-producing grasses


Research by this trio of Purdue and USDA-ARS scientists, Guri Johal (front), Steve Schofield (at left) and Michael Zanis, is the first to show that a gene in all grasses stops infection by a highly destructive fungus.

Purdue University’s Boilermakers have a new and improved football field this season, thanks to Purdue Agriculture turf experts.

Last year, when the playing surface in Ross-Ade Stadium seemed unusually damaged, Purdue Intercollegiate Athletics asked Purdue Agriculture agronomists to recommend a replacement for the old bluegrass. The new turf was installed over the summer, and the Boilermakers kicked off the season this fall on a new, cold-hardy, durable Bermuda grass.

“Bermuda grass is the pickup truck of the grass species,” says Cale Bigelow, Purdue agronomist and turf expert. “If you buy a pickup truck, it wants to be driven, and it wants to be used. Bermuda grass is the same way. It wants to be beat up, and it wants to take the load.”

Bigelow and his colleagues in the turf program spent more than three years studying three different Bermuda varieties. They tested the grass with different fertility treatments, subjected it to Indiana winters and set up a modified turf-aerating machine to simulate the type of damage caused by football players.

Bigelow also wanted to help organizations that don’t have the

management resources of a Division I sports program, but do have athletic fields frequently used by youngsters and adults. “My biggest concern was how I could help some of the turf managers at high schools, smaller colleges and community facilities where the fields receive very intense traffic through the summer and the fall,” Bigelow says. And help he did.


Tough turf


When the Purdue University Boilermakers hit the gridiron last fall, Ross-Ade Stadium was sporting new turf. The old playing surface was removed last summer to make way for a new Bermuda grass sod developed by Purdue Agriculture agronomists.

fungal group, which has the ability to destroy any part of the plant at any stage of development.”

The findings will stimulate the design of new resistance strategies against additional diseases in grasses and other plants.


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Summary Statistics pp. 16-28

Expenditures

Expenditures Chart

Federal Formula Projects Summary

Federal Formula Projects

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Expenditures Report for Agricultural Research Programs

Fiscal Year 2007-2008

Appropriations $ %

State AppropriationsUniversity General Funds 18,673,766 19.0Specific Line 8,130,169 8.3

State subtotal: 26,803,935 27.2

Federal Appropriations 6,825,764 6.9Total Appropriations: 33,629,699 34.2

Grants and Contract Support $ %

Federal Grant and Contract SupportUSDA Grants 9,510,521 9.7USDA Coop Agreement - 0.0NSF 6,934,044 7.0DHHS 2,979,747 3.0NASA 868,028 0.9DOD 60,280 0.1DOE 1,911,045 1.9AID 164,196 0.2DOI 134,875 0.1DOT 13,061 0.0EPA 825,860 0.8JTRP 99,520 0.1Other Federal 158,378 0.2

Federal Subtotals: 23,659,555 24.0

Non-Federal Grants and Contract SupportState/Local Govts 890,474 0.9Industry/Foundations 11,360,285 11.5Other Non-Federal 1,607,069 1.6

Non-Federal Subtotal: 13,857,828 14.1

Total Grants & Contract Support: 37,517,383 38.1

Gifts 5,127,122 5.2

Sales and Misc. Income Producing $ %

Farms 7,785,839 7.9Public Service 2,974,537 3.0Other Income Producing 1,086,146 1.1Total Sales and Misc. Income Producing 11,846,522 12.0

Regulatory and Commodity Programs $ %

Regulatory 9,254,833 9.4

Commodity Programs 984,786 1.0

Other Research 21,104 0.0

Total Regulatory and Commodity Programs 10,260,723 10.4

TOTAL EXPENDITURES 98,381,449 100.0

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The s

patial dem

ogra

phic

s o

f in

tellectu

al capital in

rura

l am

eri

ca

Ale

xander,

C.

Econom

ic a

ssessm

ents

of

changes in t

rade a

rrangem

ents

, bio

terr

ori

sm

thre

ats

and r

enew

able

fuels

requir

em

ents

on t

he U

.S.

gra

in a

nd o

ilseed s

ecto

r

Keeney,

R.

Rura

l develo

pm

ent,

work

and p

overt

y in t

he N

ort

h C

entr

al re

gio

n

Loehm

an,

E.

T.

Inte

rfacin

g t

echnolo

gic

al, e

conom

ic,

and institu

tional pri

ncip

les f

or

managin

g inte

r-secto

r

mobilzation o

f w

ate

r

Mars

hall,

M.

I.

Fam

ily f

irm

and p

olicy

McN

am

ara

, K.

T.

Rura

l change:

Mark

ets

, govern

ance a

nd q

uality

of

life

Multi-

Sta

te

Wang,

H.;

Baker,

T.

Agri

cultura

l and r

ura

l finance m

ark

ets

in t

ransitio

n

Dep

artm

en

t o

f A

gro

no

my

Big

elo

w,

C.

A.

Optim

izin

g t

urf

gra

ss p

erf

orm

ance w

ith r

educed n

utr

ient

and m

anagem

ent

inputs

Bow

ling,

L.

C.

The h

ydro

logic

consequences o

f envir

onm

enta

l change

Cam

bera

to,

J. J

.; J

oern

, B.

O

ptim

izin

g n

utr

ient

managem

ent

and im

pro

vin

g w

ate

r quality

Conle

y,

S.

P.

Soybean p

roduction s

yste

ms

Eje

ta,

G.

Sorg

hum

bre

edin

g a

nd g

enetics

Gra

nt,

R.

H.

Eff

ects

of

sola

r ultra

vio

let

radia

tion o

n b

ioaero

sols

, pla

nts

and p

lant

canopie

s

Gra

veel, J

. G

. Land a

pplication o

f bio

solids:

Fate

of

heavy m

eta

ls

Jackson,

S.

A.

Chro

mosom

e s

tructu

re in s

oybean a

nd c

om

para

tive p

hysic

al m

appin

g t

o o

ther

legum

e s

pecie

s.

Jiang,

Y.

Physio

logic

al adapta

tion o

f tu

rfgra

sses t

o e

nvir

onm

enta

l str

ess

Johnson,

K.

D.

Utilizin

g f

ora

ges f

or

impro

ved c

rop a

nd liv

esto

ck p

roduction s

yste

ms

Johnsto

n,

C.

T.

Mole

cula

r m

echanis

ms o

f org

anic

conta

min

ant

inte

ractions in s

oils

Kla

div

ko,

E.

J.

Dra

inage m

anagem

ent

and c

roppin

g s

yste

m im

pacts

on n

itra

te leachin

g,

soil a

nd w

ate

r quality

, and

cro

p y

ield

s

Lee,

B.

D.

Spatial and t

em

pora

l septic s

yste

m p

erf

orm

ance in m

idw

est

soils

Lee,

L.

S.;

Nakats

u,

C.;

Engel, B

.; R

ao,

G.

S.

Envir

onm

enta

l behavio

r of

em

erg

ing o

rganic

chem

icals

of

concern

Ma,

J.

Develo

pm

ent

and a

pplication o

f genom

ics t

ools

for

soybean g

erm

pla

sm

enhancem

ent

McIn

tyre

, L.

M.

Bio

info

rmatics a

nd p

lant

genom

e s

tructu

re

Hatc

h

Nakats

u,

C.

H.

Genetic c

hanges a

nd a

dapta

tion o

f soil m

icro

bia

l com

munitie

s t

o t

heir

envir

onm

ent

21

Federa

l Form

ula

Pro

jects

Nie

lsen,

R.

L.

Agro

nom

ic investigations in c

orn

pro

duction m

anagem

ent

syste

ms

Niy

ogi, D

. M

ultis

cale

assessm

ents

of

the c

ouple

d land a

tmosphere

inte

ractions f

or

weath

er

and c

lim

ate

stu

die

s

Ohm

, H

. W

. W

heat

and o

at

genetics a

nd b

reedin

g

Ow

ens,

P.

R.

Soil f

orm

ation,

vari

ability a

nd land u

se in r

ela

tion t

o t

he e

nvir

onm

ent

Reic

her,

Z.

Inte

gra

ted t

urf

gra

ss m

anagem

ent

Schulz

e,

D.

G.

Impacts

of

an a

cid

sulfate

weath

eri

ng e

vent

on s

oils o

f nort

hw

este

rn I

ndia

na

Szym

anski, D

. B.

The c

ontr

ol of

the a

ctin c

yto

skele

ton d

uri

ng c

ell g

row

th

Vyn,

T.

J.

Corn

, soybean,

and s

oil q

uality

responses t

o a

ltern

ate

cro

ppin

g s

yste

ms

Weil,

C.

F.;

Tuin

str

a,

M.

R.

Im

pro

vin

g g

enetics o

f corn

Bro

uder,

S.

M.

Chara

cte

rizin

g a

ctive s

oil o

rganic

matt

er

pools

contr

ollin

g s

oil N

availability in m

aiz

e-b

ased c

roppin

g

syste

ms

Gra

nt,

R.

H.

Impact

of

clim

ate

and s

oils o

n c

rop s

ele

ction a

nd m

anagem

ent

Gra

nt,

R.

H.

The n

ational atm

ospheri

c d

epositio

n p

rogra

m (

NAD

P)

Lee,

L.

S.;

Sassm

an,

S.

A.;

Turc

o,

R.

Evalu

ating t

he p

hysic

al and b

iolo

gic

al availability o

f pesticid

es a

nd p

harm

aceuticals

in a

gri

cultura

l

conte

xts

Nakats

u,

C.

H.

Basic

and a

pplied a

spects

of

bacte

rial sourc

e t

rackin

g

Schulz

e,

D.

G.

The c

hem

ical and p

hysic

al natu

re o

f part

icula

te m

att

er

aff

ecting a

ir,

wate

r and s

oil q

uality

Schw

ab,

A.

P.;

Lee,

L.

S.;

Joern

, B.

C.;

Johnsto

n,

C.

T.

Chem

istr

y,

bio

availability,

and t

oxic

ity o

f constitu

ents

in r

esid

uals

and r

esid

ual-

treate

d s

oils

Snyder,

L.

Econom

ic,

envir

onm

enta

l, g

enetic,

and n

utr

itio

nal aspects

of

gra

ss-f

ed b

eef

Ste

inhard

t, G

. C

. C

arb

on s

equestr

ation a

nd d

istr

ibution in s

oils o

f ero

ded landscapes

Multi-

Sta

te

Ste

inhard

t, G

. C

. Im

pro

ved c

rop a

nd liv

esto

ck m

anagem

ent

for

pro

tecting t

he n

on-g

lacia

ted u

pper

mis

sis

sip

pi valley

Dep

artm

en

t o

f A

nim

al

Scie

nces

Adeola

, O

. N

utr

ient

excre

tion in p

igs a

nd p

oultry

Aju

won,

K.

M.

Com

para

tive s

tudy o

f develo

pm

enta

l re

gula

tion o

f extr

acellula

r m

atr

ix r

em

odeling in a

dip

ose t

issue

and its

dysre

gula

tion in o

besity

Apple

gate

, T.

J.

Utilization a

nd f

ate

of

nutr

ients

by a

nim

als

Bid

well,

C.

A.;

Cra

ig,

B.

A.;

Cockett

, N

. E.

Genetic r

egula

tion o

f m

uscle

gro

wth

Bri

dges,

G.

A.

Manip

ula

tion o

f gonadotr

opin

secre

tion a

nd t

he e

ffect

on f

ert

ility in b

eef

catt

le

Cabot,

R.

Facto

rs m

edia

ting n

ucle

ar

repro

gra

mm

ing in p

orc

ine e

mbry

os p

roduced b

y u

sin

g n

ucle

ar

transfe

r

Collodi, P

. R

. C

ell-m

edia

ted g

ene t

ransfe

r in

fis

h

Ebner,

P.

D.

Develo

pm

ent

of

bio

logic

al in

terv

ention s

trate

gie

s t

o r

educe f

oodborn

e p

ath

ogen load in f

ood a

nim

als

Garn

er,

J.

P.

Inte

rdis

cip

linary

anim

al behavio

r: A

pply

ing n

euro

psycholo

gy,

epid

em

iolo

gy,

and e

tholo

gy t

o a

nim

al

welfare

, pro

duction,

and m

odeling

Hatc

h

Kri

sher,

R.

L.

Mechanis

ms o

f oocyte

quality

in m

am

mals

.

22

Federa

l Form

ula

Pro

jects

Kuang,

S.

Mole

cula

r re

gula

tion o

f ste

m c

ell f

unction d

uri

ng m

uscle

develo

pm

ent,

gro

wth

and r

egenera

tion

Lato

ur,

M.

A.

Lip

id m

eta

bolism

: Im

plications f

or

sw

ine a

nd p

oultry

Lem

enager,

R.

P.

Incre

asin

g t

he c

onsis

tency a

nd p

redic

tability o

f beef

pro

ducts

for

targ

et

mark

ets

thro

ugh p

re-h

arv

est

nutr

itio

n a

nd m

anagem

ent

Lossie

, A.

C.

Chara

cte

rization o

f epig

enetic d

efe

cts

in m

am

malian d

evelo

pm

ent

Mills

, S.

E.

Modific

ation o

f gro

wth

and c

om

positio

n o

f livesto

ck

Pajo

r, E

. A.

The e

ffect

of

housin

g/e

nvir

onm

ent

on t

he b

ehavio

r, d

evelo

pm

ent,

welfare

and p

roductivity o

f sow

s

and litte

rs

Patt

ers

on,

J. A

.; A

pple

gate

,

B.

M.;

Apple

gate

, T.

J.;

Eic

her,

S.

D.;

Radcliff

e,

J. S

.

Influence o

f th

e m

icro

bia

l com

munity o

n inte

stinal fu

nction

Radcliff

e,

J. S

. R

egula

tion o

f phosphoru

s u

pta

ke a

cro

ss t

he inte

stinal bru

sh b

ord

er

mem

bra

ne o

f sw

ine

Schutz

, M

. M

. G

enetic a

nd e

nvir

onm

enta

l aspects

of

dair

y c

att

le h

ealth a

nd m

ilk q

uality

Ste

wart

, T.

S.

Syste

ms e

valu

ation o

f anim

al pro

duction

Donkin

, S.

S.;

Buckm

aste

r,

D.

R.;

Nennic

h,

T.

Meta

bolic r

ela

tionship

s in s

upply

of

nutr

ients

for

lacta

ting c

ow

s

Kri

sher,

R.

L.

Germ

cell a

nd e

mbry

o d

evelo

pm

ent

and m

anip

ula

tion f

or

the im

pro

vem

ent

of

livesto

ck

Muir

, W

. M

. Advanced t

echnolo

gie

s f

or

the g

enetic im

pro

vem

ent

of

poultry

Schutz

, M

. M

.; N

ennic

h,

T.

Managem

ent

syste

ms t

o im

pro

ve t

he e

conom

ic a

nd e

nvir

onm

enta

l susta

inability o

f dair

y e

nte

rpri

ses

Ste

wart

, T.

S.;

Moody,

D.

E.

G

enetic a

nd f

unctional genom

ic a

ppro

ches t

o im

pro

ve p

roduction a

nd q

uality

of

pork

Multi-

Sta

te

Sw

art

z,

D.

R.

Mole

cula

r m

echanis

ms r

egula

ting s

kele

tal m

uscle

gro

wth

and d

iffe

rentiation

Dep

artm

en

t o

f B

ioch

em

istr

y

Bri

ggs,

S.

D.

His

tone m

eth

yla

tion a

nd c

hro

matin f

unction in S

accharo

myces c

ere

vis

iae

Bro

yle

s,

S.

Vaccin

ia v

irus g

ene e

xpre

ssio

n

Chapple

, C

. C

. M

odific

ation o

f phenylp

ropanoid

meta

bolism

in p

lants

Cle

mens,

J. C

. M

ole

cula

r m

echanis

ms u

nderl

yin

g n

euro

nal connection s

pecific

ity in t

he D

rosophila b

rain

Forn

ey,

J.

Analy

sis

of

genom

e r

em

odeling in c

ilia

ted p

roto

zoa

Gim

ble

, F.

S.

Engin

eeri

ng h

om

ing e

ndonucle

ases f

or

genom

ic a

pplications

Hall,

M.

C.

Role

of

Cdc20 f

am

ily m

em

bers

in a

ctivating a

nd r

egula

ting t

he a

naphase-p

rom

oting c

om

ple

x

Herm

odson,

M.

A.

Str

uctu

re a

nd m

echanis

m o

f a m

em

bra

ne t

ransport

com

ple

x

Kir

chm

aie

r, A

. L.

Hete

rochro

matin f

orm

ation in S

accharo

myces c

ere

vis

iae

Liu

, X.

Role

s o

f Plk

1 a

nd its

inte

racting p

rote

ins in c

ell p

rolife

ration

Rodw

ell,

V.

W.

Develo

pm

ent

of

Cla

ss I

I sta

tins,

antibio

tics t

hat

targ

et

the a

ctive s

ite o

f th

e C

lass I

I H

MG

-CoA

reducta

se o

f bacte

rial path

ogens

Tao,

W.

A.

Pro

teom

ic a

ppro

aches t

o t

he identification o

f dir

ect

substr

ate

s o

f pro

tein

kin

ases

Hatc

h

Wein

er,

H.

Enzym

olo

gy a

nd m

ole

cula

r bio

logy o

f ald

ehyde d

ehydro

genase

23

Federa

l Form

ula

Pro

jects

W

eith,

H.

L.

Analy

sis

of

sta

bility o

f nucle

ic a

cid

secondary

str

uctu

res

Dep

artm

en

t o

f B

ota

ny &

Pla

nt

Path

olo

gy

Banks,

J. A

. The g

enetic a

nd m

ole

cula

r basis

of

sex d

ete

rmin

ation in p

lants

Beckerm

an,

J. L

. Low

-input

and o

rganic

managem

ent

of

fruit a

nd o

rnam

enta

l dis

eases

Chen,

Z.

Regula

tion o

f pla

nt

defe

nse r

esponses b

y W

RKY t

ranscri

ption f

acto

rs

Gib

son,

K.

D.;

Hallett

, S.;

Johnson,

W.;

Weller,

S.

Inte

gra

ted w

eed m

anagem

ent:

Genes t

o landscapes

Johal, G

. S.

Genetics a

nd g

enom

ics o

f str

ess r

esponses in m

aiz

e

Latin,

R.

Epid

em

iolo

gy a

nd m

anagem

ent

of

turf

gra

ss d

iseases

Loesch-f

ries,

L.

S.

The r

ole

of

pla

nt

vir

us g

enes in r

eplication a

nd d

isease d

evelo

pm

ent.

Mengis

te,

T.

Mole

cula

r genetics o

f pla

nt

defe

nse r

esponses t

o n

ecro

trophic

pla

nt

path

ogens

Pru

itt,

R.

E.

Chara

cte

rization o

f a n

ovel m

eth

od o

f in

heri

tance in p

lants

Webb,

M.

A.

Cellula

r fa

cto

rs influencin

g a

ccum

ula

tion o

f calc

ium

oxala

te in p

lants

Wis

e,

K.

Epid

em

iolo

gy a

nd m

anagem

ent

of

fusari

um

head b

light

of

wheat

Wolo

shuk,

C.

P.

Host

facto

rs t

hat

influence m

ycoto

xin

s b

iosynth

esis

by c

orn

path

ogens

Xu,

J.

Sig

nal tr

ansduction p

ath

ways a

nd f

ungal path

ogenic

ity

Hatc

h

Zanis

, M

. J.

The r

ole

and im

plications o

f gene d

uplications in f

low

eri

ng p

lants

Multi-

Sta

te

Wolo

shuk,

C.

P.

Mycoto

xin

s:

Bio

securi

ty a

nd f

ood s

afe

ty

Dep

artm

en

t o

f En

tom

olo

gy

Bennett

, G

. W

. Bio

logy,

ecolo

gy a

nd m

anagem

ent

of

the G

erm

an c

ockro

ach

Ferr

is,

V.

R.

Nem

ato

de c

ollections a

nd s

yste

matic

Foste

r, R

. E.

Managem

ent

of

art

hro

pod p

ests

of

vegeta

ble

s a

nd f

ruit

Gin

zel, M

. D

. C

hem

ically-m

edia

ted h

ost

colo

niz

ation a

nd m

ating b

ehavio

r of

woodbori

ng b

eetles a

ffecting

hard

woods in I

ndia

na

Hill, C

. A.

Chara

cte

rization o

f G

pro

tein

-couple

d r

ecepto

rs in m

osquitoes

Holland,

J. D

. M

ulti-

scale

eff

ects

of

land-u

se in a

gri

cultura

l la

ndscapes o

n a

rthro

pod b

iodiv

ers

ity

Hunt,

G.

J.

Genetic a

naly

ses o

f th

e b

ehavio

r of

honey b

ees

Kru

pke,

C.

H.

Managem

ent

and m

onitori

ng o

f W

este

rn c

orn

rootw

orm

in I

ndia

na

Mason,

L.

J.

Bio

logy a

nd m

anagem

ent

of

food p

ests

Murd

ock,

L.

L.

Pla

nt-

insect

inte

ractions

Neal, J

. J.

C

orn

rootw

orm

feedin

g

Ric

hm

ond,

D.

Inte

gra

ting s

oil f

ert

ility,

host-

pla

nt

resis

tance a

nd b

iolo

gic

al contr

ol fo

r m

anagem

ent

of

insect

pests

of

turf

gra

ss

Hatc

h

Sadof,

C.

S.

Develo

pin

g s

usta

inable

appro

aches t

o t

he d

esig

n a

nd m

anagem

ent

of

orn

am

enta

l la

ndscapes.

24

Federa

l Form

ula

Pro

jects

Stu

art

, J.

J.

Genom

ics a

nd e

volu

tion o

f gall f

orm

ing m

idges (

dip

tera

: cecid

om

yiidae)

Hunt,

G.

J.

Susta

inable

solu

tions t

o p

roble

ms a

ffecting h

oney b

ee h

ealth

Multi-

Sta

te

Kru

pke,

C.

H.

Ecolo

gy a

nd m

anagem

ent

of

Euro

pean c

orn

bore

r and o

ther

Lepid

opte

ran p

ests

of

corn

Dep

artm

en

t o

f Fo

od

Scie

nce

Apple

gate

, B.

M.

Dete

ction a

nd d

ete

rmin

ation o

f surv

ival m

echanis

ms f

or

mic

robia

l path

ogens.

BeM

ille

r, J

. N

. Str

uctu

re a

nd f

unction o

f carb

ohydra

tes f

or

com

merc

ial use

Ferr

uzzi, M

. Pro

cessin

g b

ehavio

r, h

um

an d

igestion,

bio

availability a

nd b

ioactivty

of

die

tary

phyto

chem

icals

Kim

, K.

Develo

pm

ent

of

bio

active f

ood c

om

ponents

and c

ellula

r path

ways f

or

the c

ontr

ol of

obesity a

nd its

associa

ted c

hro

nic

dis

eases

Mauer,

L.

J.

Dete

rmin

ation o

f quality

, safe

ty,

and s

helf-l

ife o

f fo

ods

Morg

an,

M.

T.

Sensor

develo

pm

ent

for

susta

inable

and s

afe

food p

roduction a

nd p

rocessin

g

Niv

ens,

D.

E.

Develo

pm

ent

of

multi-

techniq

ue a

naly

tical te

st

bed f

or

exam

ination o

f m

icro

org

anis

m/s

urf

ace

inte

ractions f

ound in f

ood a

nd a

gri

culture

syste

ms

Reuhs,

B.

L.

Com

patibility f

acto

rs in c

rop p

lant-

bacte

ria inte

ractions

Watk

ins,

B.

A.

Investigating b

ioactive d

ete

rrents

for

oste

openia

duri

ng m

uscle

atr

ophy

Hatc

h

Yao,

Y.

Bio

synth

esis

, degra

dation,

and m

odific

ation o

f sta

rch f

or

food a

nd n

on-f

ood u

tilizations

Multi-

Sta

te

Morg

an,

M.

T.;

Corv

ala

n,

C.

M.;

Mauer,

L.

J.;

Keener,

K.

Impro

vem

ent

of

therm

al and a

ltern

ative p

rocesses f

or

foods

Dep

artm

en

t o

f Fo

restr

y &

Natu

ral

Reso

urces

Bro

wn,

P.

B.

Rapid

die

tary

develo

pm

ent

for

new

aquaculture

specie

s

DeW

oody,

J. A

. The m

ole

cula

r evolu

tionary

genetics o

f m

odel vert

ebra

tes

Farn

sw

ort

h,

R.

L.

Spatial m

ultic

rite

ria d

ecis

ion a

naly

sis

syste

ms f

or

impro

vin

g r

esourc

e a

nd e

nvir

onm

enta

l m

anagem

ent

Gazo,

R.

Wood p

roducts

manufa

ctu

ring p

rocess e

ngin

eeri

ng

Hoover,

W.

L.

Centr

al hard

wood f

ore

st

pro

ducts

mark

ets

Jacobs,

D.

F.

Impro

vin

g p

lanta

tion e

sta

blishm

ent

and f

ore

st

pro

ductivity in t

he C

entr

al H

ard

wood R

egio

n

Nic

hols

, K.

Influence o

f abio

tic a

nd b

iotic f

acto

rs o

n f

reshw

ate

r fishes

Rhodes j

r, O

. E.

Genetics o

f re

intr

oduced w

ildlife

specie

s in N

ort

h A

meri

ca

Sepulv

eda,

M.

S.

Endocri

ne d

isru

ption in f

ish a

nd w

idlife

: C

auses a

nd e

ffects

Sw

ihart

, R

. K.

Wildlife

responses t

o a

gri

cultura

lly induced f

ragm

enta

tion o

f habitat:

Patt

ern

s a

t m

ultip

le s

cale

s

Hatc

h

Zollner,

P.

A.

Landscape-l

evel behavio

ral ecolo

gy

Dunnin

g,

J. B

.; W

eeks,

H.

Popula

tion d

ynam

ics o

f w

ildlife

under

susta

inable

fore

str

y p

ractices in t

he C

entr

al H

ard

woods R

egio

n

Havia

rova,

E.;

Eckelm

an,

C.

Em

erg

ing issues in f

urn

iture

desig

n

Holt,

H.

A.

Managin

g f

ore

st

and r

ight-

of-

way v

egeta

tion

Saunders

, M

. R

. U

sin

g a

dvanced r

egenera

tion t

o r

egenera

te o

ak-h

ickory

sta

nds in t

he C

entr

al H

ard

wood R

egio

n

McIn

tyre

Ste

nnis

Shao,

G.;

Moser,

J.

W.

Advancin

g g

eospatial alg

ori

thm

s a

nd m

odeling t

echniq

ues f

or

assis

ting f

ore

str

y d

ecis

ions

25

Federa

l Form

ula

Pro

jects

Multi-

Sta

te

Sepulv

eda,

M.

S.

Agro

chem

ical im

pacts

on h

um

an a

nd e

nvir

onm

enta

l health:

Mechanis

ms a

nd m

itig

ation

Dep

artm

en

t o

f H

orti

cu

ltu

re a

nd

Lan

dscap

e A

rch

itectu

re

Gold

sbro

ugh,

P.

B.

Functional analy

sis

of

Ara

bid

opsis

meta

lloth

ionein

s

Handa,

A.

K.

Mole

cula

r dete

rmin

ants

of

fruit q

uality

and s

helf life

Hasegaw

a,

P.

M.

Pla

nt

adapta

tion t

o a

bio

tic s

tresses

Hir

st,

P.

M.;

Gold

sbro

ugh,

P.

Unders

tandin

g f

low

eri

ng a

nd f

ruit g

row

th o

f apple

Lopez,

R.

G.

Susta

inable

and low

input

flori

culture

cro

p p

roduction

Mic

kelb

art

, M

. V.;

Joly

, R

. J.

Wate

r-use e

ffic

iency in p

lants

Mitchell,

C.

A.

Envir

onm

enta

l str

esses a

nd c

rop p

roductivity

Murp

hy,

A.

Mole

cula

r and b

iochem

ical chara

cte

rization o

f auxin

dis

trib

ution m

echanis

ms

Raghoth

am

a,

K.

G.

Tra

nscri

ptional re

gula

tion a

nd s

ignaling d

uri

ng p

hosphate

deficie

ncy

Salt,

D.

E.;

Banks,

J. A

.

A d

issection o

f th

e m

ole

cula

r m

echanis

ms u

nderl

yin

g a

rsenic

hypera

ccum

ula

tion in p

lants

Hatc

h

Schulz

, B.

Chara

cte

rization o

f pla

nt

imm

unophilin

s in A

rabid

opsis

and s

ola

naceous c

rops

Bord

elo

n,

B.

P.

Multi-

sta

te e

valu

ation o

f w

inegra

pe c

ultiv

ars

and c

lones

Dennis

, J.

M

anagin

g a

nd m

ark

eting e

nvir

onm

enta

l pla

nts

for

impro

ved p

roduction,

pro

fita

bility,

and e

ffic

iency

Dennis

, J.

Fru

it a

nd v

egeta

ble

mark

eting innovations a

nd d

em

and a

ssessm

ent

Multi-

Sta

te

Janic

k,

J.

Conserv

ation m

anagem

ent,

enhancem

ent

and u

tilization o

f pla

nt

genetic r

esourc

es

Ag

ric

ult

ure A

dm

inis

trati

on

Anim

al

Health

Ram

asw

am

y,

S.

Adm

inis

trative p

lannin

g a

nd d

irection

Ram

asw

am

y,

S.

Adm

inis

teri

ng f

edera

l-sta

te r

esearc

h p

rogra

ms

Hatc

h

Ram

asw

am

y,

S.;

Mart

in,

M.

M

RF a

dm

inis

tration,

pla

nnin

g,

and c

oord

ination

McIn

tyre

Ste

nnis

Ram

asw

am

y,

S.

Adm

inis

trative p

lannin

g a

nd d

irection

Dep

artm

en

t o

f C

hil

d D

evelo

pm

en

t &

Fam

ily S

tud

ies,

Co

lleg

e o

f C

on

su

mer a

nd

Fam

ily S

cie

nces

Dia

mond,

K.

E.

Unders

tandin

g y

oung c

hildre

n's

ideas a

bout

inte

racting w

ith p

eers

with d

isabilitie

s

Fin

germ

an,

K.

L.

Adults' re

lationship

s w

ith t

heir

pare

nts

Goodw

in,

P.

Y.

Unders

tandin

g f

am

ily r

ela

tionship

s a

mong w

om

en in t

he c

onte

xt

of

race a

nd c

ulture

Keiley,

M.

K.

Develo

pm

ent

and t

esting o

f em

otionally-f

ocused f

am

ily t

hera

py f

or

incarc

era

ted a

dole

scents

and t

heir

fam

ilie

s

Hatc

h

Long,

J. K

. The e

xperi

ence o

f Alz

heim

er'

s d

isease

26

Federa

l Form

ula

Pro

jects

Mro

czek,

D.

K.;

Alm

eid

a,

D.

M.;

Ayania

n,

J.;

Mart

in,

M.;

Ryff

, C

. D

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inger,

B.

Behavio

ral pre

curs

ors

of

physic

al illn

ess a

nd m

ort

ality

in o

lder

adulthood

Roy,

K.

Tra

nsitio

ns in p

ate

rnal in

volv

em

ent

for

men o

n t

he m

arg

ins o

f w

ork

and f

am

ily life

Son,

S.

H.

Hom

e learn

ing e

nvir

onm

ents

and s

chool re

adin

ess s

kills

of

pre

school childre

n

Whitem

an,

S.

D.

The t

ransitio

n t

o a

dulthood:

Fam

ily r

ela

tionship

changes a

nd m

echanis

ms o

f sib

ling influence

Dep

artm

en

t o

f C

on

su

mer S

cie

nce &

Reta

il,

Co

lleg

e o

f C

on

su

mer a

nd

Fam

ily S

cie

nces

Hatc

h

Warr

ingto

n,

P.

T.

Consum

er

evalu

ations o

f in

-sto

re t

echnolo

gy

Multi-

sta

te

Kis

s,

D.

E.

Rura

l lo

w-i

ncom

e f

am

ilie

s:

Tra

ckin

g t

heir

well-b

ein

g a

nd f

unction in a

n e

ra o

f w

elfare

refo

rm

Dep

artm

en

t o

f Fo

od

s &

Nu

trit

ion

, C

oll

eg

e o

f C

on

su

mer a

nd

Fam

ily S

cie

nces

Buhm

an,

K.

K.

Mole

cula

r m

echanis

ms o

f die

tary

tri

acylg

lycero

l absorp

tion

Burg

ess,

J. R

. O

xid

ative s

tress,

die

tary

antioxid

ants

, and a

dapta

tion m

echanis

ms:

Role

in c

hro

nic

dis

eases a

nd

behavio

ral dis

ord

ers

Cam

pbell,

W.

W.

Health-r

ela

ted im

pacts

of

nutr

itio

n a

nd e

xerc

ise a

cro

ss t

he life s

pan

Danie

l, J

. R

. Altern

ative s

weete

ners

, fa

t m

imetics,

anti-s

taling a

gents

and n

ovel fo

od g

um

s

Evers

, W

. D

. Eff

ect

of

multim

edia

pre

senta

tion o

f nutr

itio

nal health e

ducational m

ate

rials

on f

ood c

hoic

es

Fle

et,

J.

C.

Mechanis

ms o

f vitam

in D

action f

or

the p

rote

ction o

f bone h

ealth a

nd t

he p

revention o

f cancer

Matt

es,

R.

The h

ealth e

ffects

of

food r

heolo

gy

McC

rory

, M

. A.;

Cam

pbell,

W.

W.;

David

son,

T.

L.;

Ferr

uzzi, M

. G

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att

es,

R.

D.;

Robert

s,

S.

B.

Eating p

att

ern

s a

nd o

besity

Morr

e,

D.

M.

Mam

malian r

esponse t

o a

gin

g

Sante

rre,

C.

R.

Xenobio

tics in f

arm

-rais

ed a

nd r

ecre

ationally-c

aught

fish

Sto

ry,

J. A

. N

utr

itio

n a

nd lip

id m

eta

bolism

Teegard

en,

D.

Mechanis

ms o

f die

tary

calc

ium

and c

alc

itro

pic

horm

ones im

pact

on p

rogre

ssio

n o

f chro

nic

dis

eases

Hatc

h

Weaver,

C.

M.

Calc

ium

and b

one m

eta

bolism

27

Federa

l Form

ula

Pro

jects

Dep

artm

en

t o

f V

ete

rin

ary B

asic

Med

ical

Scie

nce,

Sch

oo

l o

f V

ete

rin

ary M

ed

icin

e

Anim

al

Health

Lelievre

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A.

Targ

eting a

pic

al pola

rity

to c

ontr

ol tissue d

iffe

rentiation a

nd b

acte

rial in

fection

Asem

, E.

K.

Regula

tion o

f fo

llic

ula

r develo

pm

ent

in t

he d

om

estic h

en

Hannon,

K.

M.

Role

of

fgf

sig

naling d

uri

ng s

kele

tal m

uscle

develo

pm

ent

Pond,

A.

L.

Role

of

the m

erg

1a p

ota

ssiu

m c

hannel in

the o

nset

of

skele

tal m

uscle

atr

ophy

Hatc

h

Pra

sad,

N.;

Cam

ari

llo,

I.

G

ene-n

utr

ient

inte

ractions u

nderl

yin

g t

he c

om

plications o

f obesity

Dep

artm

en

t o

f V

ete

rin

ary C

lin

ical

Scie

nce,

Sch

oo

l o

f V

ete

rin

ary M

ed

icin

e

Adam

s,

S.

B.

Local antim

icro

bia

l delivery

for

the t

reatm

ent

of

septic a

rthri

tis,

septic t

enosynovitis

and o

ste

om

yelitis

in d

om

estic a

nim

als

.

Hilto

n,

W.

M.;

Ste

venson,

D.

J.;

Hooser,

S.

B.

Dete

rmin

ing t

reatm

ent

regim

ens a

nd s

laughte

r w

ithdra

wal tim

e f

or

catt

le w

ith lead t

oxic

osis

Levy,

M.

Evalu

ation o

f anth

elm

intic r

esis

tance in g

oats

in I

ndia

na

Ragla

nd,

D.

Sw

ine p

roduction,

salm

onella a

nd t

he s

alm

onella infe

ction c

ycle

Anim

al

Health

Sojk

a,

J. E

. D

ete

rmin

ation o

f fe

cal analy

tes

Am

ass,

S.

F.

Bio

securi

ty p

rocedure

s a

nd t

ools

for

dis

ease p

revention a

nd r

esponse

Consta

ble

, P.

D.

Eff

ects

of

altere

d d

ieta

ry c

ation-a

nio

n-d

iffe

rence o

n p

hosphoru

s h

om

eosta

sis

in d

air

y c

ow

s

Couetil, L

. L.;

Raskin

, R

.;

Ochoa-A

cuna,

H.

Do a

dju

nct

ble

eder

medic

ations m

itig

ate

exerc

ise-i

nduced p

ulm

onary

hem

orr

hage in r

acehors

es?

Hatc

h

Sojk

a,

J. E

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ouetil, L

. L.;

Levy,

M.;

Moore

, G

.

Investigations o

f equin

e e

ndocri

nolo

gy

Dep

artm

en

t o

f V

ete

rin

ary P

ath

ob

iolo

gy,

Sch

oo

l o

f V

ete

rin

ary M

ed

icin

e

Cam

p,

J. W

. Id

entification o

f C

SF (

cere

bro

spin

al fluid

) pro

tein

s a

ssocia

ted w

ith e

quin

e p

roto

zoal encephalo

myelitis

(EPM

)

Davis

, J.

K.

Johnes d

isease:

Mouse m

odel and h

ost

gene e

xpre

ssio

n in r

esis

tant

and s

usceptible

mic

e

Kim

, C

. H

. R

ole

of

chem

okin

es in inflam

mato

ry b

ow

el dis

eases

Anim

al

Health

Mille

r, M

. A.;

Ram

os,

J. A

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Van A

lstine,

W.;

Ste

venson,

G.;

Thacker,

H.

L.

Labora

tory

dia

gnosis

of

bovin

e a

bort

ion

HogenEsch,

H.

Develo

pm

ent

of

impro

ved a

lum

inum

-based a

dju

vants

Hooser,

S.

B.

Bone m

arr

ow

fat

analy

sis

as a

n indic

ato

r of

sta

rvation in liv

esto

ck

Hatc

h

Messic

k,

J. B

. Expre

ssio

n o

f im

munore

active a

ntigens o

f m

ycopla

sm

a s

uis

and d

evelo

pm

ent

of

an im

munoassay

28

Federa

l Form

ula

Pro

jects

Mitta

l, S

. K.

Adenovir

al vecto

r-based influenza v

accin

es

Moham

med,

S.;

Mille

r, M

.;

Hilto

n,

M.

Pro

teom

ic p

rofile

of

pla

sm

a in b

ovin

e leukem

ia v

irus infe

cte

d a

nd B

LV-n

egative c

ow

s

Pogra

nic

hniy

, R

. M

.; L

enz,

S.

D.

Associa

tion o

f in

fectious a

gent

causin

g C

NS s

igns a

nd lesio

ns s

imilar

to P

RV v

irus in s

win

e p

opula

tion

in U

S in P

RV-f

ree h

erd

s

Raiz

man,

E.

A.;

Wu,

C.

C.;

Glickm

an,

L.;

Long,

T.;

Kenyon,

S.

Epid

em

iolo

gic

stu

die

s o

f Jo

hnes d

isease in d

air

y a

nd b

eef

catt

le

Thacker,

H.

L.

Coopera

tive S

tate

Researc

h S

erv

ice

Vem

ula

palli, R

.; M

itta

l, S

.;

Pogra

nic

hniy

, R

.; L

enz,

S.

Recom

bin

ant

vaccin

es f

or

porc

ine r

epro

ductive a

nd r

espir

ato

ry s

yndro

me

Multi-

Sta

te

Wu,

C.

C.;

Lin

, T.

L.

C

ontr

ol of

em

erg

ing a

nd r

e-e

merg

ing p

oultry

respir

ato

ry d

iseases in t

he U

nited S

tate

s

29

Award Amountspp. 30-31

Departments

Non-Academic Units

30

Agricultura

l &

Bio

logic

al Engin

eering

$3,4

86,3

71

Agricultura

l Econom

ics

$3,1

99,2

10

Agro

nom

y$4,5

47,0

10

Anim

al Scie

nces

$3,0

16,6

37

Bio

chem

istr

y$1,6

64,2

59

Bota

ny &

Pla

nt

Path

olo

gy

$2,0

24,6

05

Food S

cie

nce

$3,1

60,0

20

Ento

molo

gy

$2,2

30,1

45

Fore

str

y &

Natu

ral Resourc

es

$4,5

39,5

11

Hort

iculture

and L

andscape A

rchitectu

re$2,0

12,7

75

Youth

Develo

pm

ent

& A

gricultura

l Education$4,3

86,6

39

Ag

ric

ult

ural &

B

iolo

gic

al

En

gin

eerin

g;

$3

,48

6,3

71

A

gric

ult

ural

Eco

no

mic

s;

$3

,19

9,2

10

Ag

ro

no

my;

$4

,54

7,0

10

An

imal S

cie

nces;

$3

,01

6,6

37

Bio

ch

em

istr

y;

$1

,66

4,2

59

Bo

tan

y &

Pla

nt

Path

olo

gy;

$2

,02

4,6

05

Fo

od

Scie

nce;

$3

,16

0,0

20

En

tom

olo

gy;

$2

,23

0,1

45

Fo

restr

y &

Natu

ral

Reso

urces;

$4

,53

9,5

11

Ho

rti

cu

ltu

re a

nd

Lan

dscap

e

Arch

itectu

re;

$2

,01

2,7

75

Yo

uth

Develo

pm

en

t &

Ag

ric

ult

ural

Ed

ucati

on

; $

4,3

86

,63

9

Aw

ard

Am

ou

nts

by A

gric

ult

ure

Acad

em

ic

Dep

artm

en

t

31

Sponsore

d P

rogra

ms

Valu

es r

epre

sent

indiv

idual PI

cre

dit

Agricultura

l Sta

tistics

$20,0

00

Agricultura

l Com

munic

ation S

erv

ice

$768,9

39

Anim

al D

isease D

iagnostic L

abora

tory

$191,9

75

Cente

r fo

r Environm

enta

l Regula

tory

Info

rmation S

yste

ms

$1,1

49,9

41

Coopera

tive E

xte

nsio

n S

erv

ice

$822,4

65

College O

f Agriculture

Adm

inis

tration

$2,0

52,4

53

Cente

r fo

r th

e E

nvironm

ent

$1,0

15,4

37

Dis

covery

Learn

ing C

ente

r, D

iscovery

Park

$822,9

45

Energ

y C

ente

r, D

iscovery

Park

$1,5

24,9

83

Illinois

-India

na S

ea G

rant

Pro

gra

m$70,5

55

India

na S

tate

Chem

ist

$604,0

96

Industr

ial &

Physic

al Pharm

acy

$148,9

49

Inte

rnational Pro

gra

ms in A

griculture

$204,6

49

Labora

tory

for

Renew

able

Resourc

e E

nerg

y$494,6

51

Bin

dle

y B

ioscie

nce C

ente

r, D

iscovery

Park

$1,4

84,7

84

Ag

ric

ult

ural

Sta

tisti

cs;

$2

0,0

00

A

gric

ult

ural C

om

mu

nic

ati

on

Servic

e;

$7

68

,93

9

An

imal D

isease D

iag

no

sti

c

Lab

orato

ry;

$1

91

,97

5

Cen

ter f

or E

nvir

on

men

tal

Reg

ula

tory I

nfo

rm

ati

on

S

yste

ms;

$1

,14

9,9

41

Co

op

erati

ve E

xte

nsio

n S

ervic

e;

$8

22

,46

5

Co

lleg

e O

f A

gric

ult

ure

Ad

min

istr

ati

on

; $

2,0

52

,45

3

Cen

ter f

or t

he

En

vir

on

men

t;

$1

,01

5,4

37

Dis

co

very L

earn

ing

Cen

ter,

Dis

co

very P

ark;

$8

22

,94

5

En

erg

y C

en

ter,

Dis

co

very P

ark;

$1

,52

4,9

83

Illin

ois

-In

dia

na S

ea G

ran

t

Pro

gram

; $

70

,55

5

In

dia

na S

tate

Ch

em

ist;

$6

04

,09

6

In

du

str

ial &

Ph

ysic

al

Ph

arm

acy;

$1

48

,94

9

In

tern

ati

on

al P

ro

gram

s in

Ag

ric

ult

ure;

$2

04

,64

9

Lab

orato

ry f

or R

en

ew

ab

le

Reso

urce E

nerg

y;

$4

94

,65

1

Bin

dle

y B

ioscie

nce C

en

ter,

Dis

co

very P

ark;

$1

,48

4,7

84

Awards Amounts by Agriculture Non‐Academic Units

32

Federal Grantspp. 33-38

Federal Competitive Awards Summary

Federal Competitive Awards

33

Agency for

Inte

rnational D

evelo

pm

ent

$791,8

40

Depart

ment

of Com

merc

e$168,0

71

Depart

ment

of D

efe

nse

$851,8

33

Depart

ment

of Energ

y$2,7

05,8

07

Depart

ment

of Sta

te$399,7

60

Depart

ment

of Tra

nsport

ation

$25,0

00

Environm

enta

l Pro

tection A

gency

$1,4

01,2

41

National Atm

ospheric a

nd S

pace A

dm

inis

tration

$363,3

56

National Endow

ment

for

the H

um

anitie

s$2,0

00

National In

stitu

te o

f H

ealth

$3,0

08,3

91

National O

ceanic

and A

tmospheric A

dm

inis

tration

$1,1

14,1

30

National Scie

nce F

oundation

$9,5

24,8

96

U.S

. D

epart

ment

of Agriculture

$14,1

97,4

51

U.S

. G

eolo

gic

Surv

ey

$263,9

67

Univ

ers

ity C

orp

ora

tion for

Atm

ospheric R

esearc

h$66,0

87

Ag

en

cy f

or I

nte

rn

ati

on

al

Develo

pm

en

t; $

79

1,8

40

D

ep

artm

en

t o

f C

om

merce;

$1

68

,07

1

Dep

artm

en

t o

f D

efe

nse;

$8

51

,83

3

Dep

artm

en

t o

f En

erg

y;

$2

,70

5,8

07

Dep

artm

en

t o

f S

tate

; $

39

9,7

60

Dep

artm

en

t o

f Tran

sp

orta

tio

n;

$2

5,0

00

En

vir

on

men

tal

Pro

tecti

on

A

gen

cy;

$1

,40

1,2

41

Nati

on

al

Atm

osp

heric

an

d S

pace

Ad

min

istr

ati

on

; $

36

3,3

56

Nati

on

al

En

do

wm

en

t fo

r

the H

um

an

itie

s;

$2

,00

0

Nati

on

al

In

sti

tute

of

Healt

h;

$3

,00

8,3

91

Nati

on

al

Ocean

ic a

nd

A

tmo

sp

heric

A

dm

inis

trati

on

; $

1,1

14

,13

0

Nati

on

al

Scie

nce

Fo

un

dati

on

; $

9,5

24

,89

6

U.S

. D

ep

artm

en

t o

f A

gric

ult

ure;

$1

4,1

97

,45

1

U.S

. G

eo

log

ic

Su

rvey;

$2

63

,96

7

Un

iversit

y C

orp

orati

on

fo

r A

tmo

sp

heric

R

esearch

; $

66

,08

7

Fed

eral C

om

peti

tive A

ward

s S

um

mary

34

Ag

en

cy f

or I

nte

rn

ati

on

al

Develo

pm

en

t$70,0

00

AG

RY

Eje

ta,

Gebis

aBio

technolo

gic

al Appro

aches t

o G

enetic A

naly

ses a

nd E

xplo

itation o

f Str

iga R

esis

tance in C

rop P

lants

$103,7

50

AG

RY

Eje

ta,

Gebis

a;

Ham

aker, B

ruce R

; Sanders

, Jo

hn H

Bre

edin

g S

org

hum

for

Impro

ved R

esis

tance t

o S

trig

a a

nd D

rought

in A

fric

a

$102,0

00

FS

Ham

aker, B

ruce R

Pro

duct

and M

ark

et

Develo

pm

ent

for

Sorg

hum

and P

earl M

ille

t in

West

Afr

ica

$30,0

00

AG

EC

Hert

el, T

hom

as W

Glo

balization,

Tra

de a

nd N

utr

itio

n:

Impacts

of

Rapid

Econom

ic G

row

th in C

hin

a a

nd I

ndia

$18,6

23

IPIA

Low

enberg

-Deboer, J

am

es M

Gra

in L

egum

e T

rade a

nd M

ark

eting in E

aste

rn a

nd S

outh

ern

Afr

ica:

Spatial and T

em

pora

l Analy

sis

$5,5

00

IPIA

Low

enberg

-Deboer, J

am

es M

West

Afr

ica R

egio

nal Facilitato

r.

$33,2

38

FS

Nie

lsen,

S S

Enhanced B

ean U

tilization in t

he U

.S.

and C

entr

al Am

erica

$21,9

59

EN

TM

Pitte

ndrigh,

Barr

y R

A m

ole

cula

r genetic im

pro

vem

ent

of

cow

pea f

or

resis

tance t

o b

iotic s

tresses

$7,4

23

AG

EC

Quagra

inie

, Kw

am

ena K

Aquaculture

Outr

each in A

fric

a

$7,8

95

AG

EC

Quagra

inie

, Kw

am

ena K

Farm

ers

Tra

inin

g in T

anzania

(Aquaculture

Outr

each in A

fric

a)

$49,7

10

AG

EC

Quagra

inie

, Kw

am

ena K

; D

ennis

, Je

nnifer

LIm

pro

vin

g c

om

petitiveness o

f Afr

ican a

quaculture

thro

ugh c

apacity b

uildin

g,

impro

ved t

echnolo

gy,

and m

anagem

ent

of

supply

chain

and n

atu

ral re

sourc

es

$100,0

00

AG

EC

Sanders

, Jo

hn H

Develo

pm

ent

of

the I

nput

and P

roduct

Mark

ets

in W

est

Afr

icafo

r Sorg

hum

and M

ille

t

$216,3

42

AG

EC

Shiv

ely

, G

era

ld E

AM

A B

ASIS

CRSP:

Natu

ral Capital and P

overt

y R

eduction

$25,4

00

HLA

Weller, S

tephen C

IPM

In L

atin A

merica A

nd T

he C

aribbean:

Cro

ps F

or

Bro

ad-B

ased G

row

th A

nd P

ere

nnia

l Pro

duction F

or

Fra

gile E

cosyste

ms

Nati

on

al

In

sti

tute

of

Healt

h$204,1

25

BCH

MBriggs,

Scott

DThe R

ole

of

Set

1-M

edia

ted M

eth

yla

tion in C

hro

matin F

unction

$51,0

32

BCH

MBriggs,

Scott

DThe R

ole

Of

Set1

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ted E

thyla

tion I

n C

hro

matin F

unction

$359,8

28

AN

SC

Collodi, P

aul

Zebra

fishe E

S c

ell lin

es f

or

targ

ete

d m

uta

genesis

$260,3

87

F&

ND

onkin

, Shaw

n S

Dairy P

roduct

Inta

ke R

egula

tion o

f Energ

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eta

bolism

$255,7

89

AN

SC

Donkin

, Shaw

n S

Feta

l Pro

gra

mm

ing F

ructo

se a

nd I

nsulin R

esis

tance

$75,9

43

FS

Ferr

uzzi, M

ario

Eff

ect

of

Dig

estion o

n t

he C

ancer

Chem

opre

venta

tive A

ctivity o

f Tea C

ate

chin

s

$29,1

30

AN

SC

Garn

er, J

oseph P

; M

arc

hant-

Ford

e,

Jere

my N

Movem

ent-

responsiv

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age f

or

sim

ultaneous p

harm

acolo

gy s

tudie

s in p

igs

$50,6

07

MCM

PG

eahle

n,

Robert

L;

Tao,

Weig

uo A

Syk A

nd A

ssocia

ted P

rote

ins I

n B

reast

Cancer

- Revis

ion

$213,1

62

BCH

MG

imble

, Fre

derick S

Engin

eering D

NA E

ndonucle

ase R

eagents

for

Gene T

arg

eting

$108,6

86

EN

TM

Hill, C

ath

erine A

Vecto

rbase:

A B

ioin

form

atics R

esourc

e C

ente

r fo

r In

vert

ebra

te V

ecto

rs o

f H

um

an P

ath

ogens A

mendm

ent

1

$59,9

03

AG

RY

Johnsto

n,

Cliff

TEnvironm

enta

l; M

icro

bia

l; a

nd M

am

malian B

iom

ole

cula

r Responses t

o A

HR L

igands A

mendm

ent

1

$507

AG

RY

Johnsto

n,

Cliff

TEnvironm

enta

l; M

icro

bia

l; a

nd M

am

malian B

iom

ole

cula

r Responses t

o A

HR L

igands A

mendm

ent

3

$60,4

47

AG

RY

Johnsto

n,

Cliff

TEnvironm

enta

l; M

icro

bia

l; a

nd M

am

malian B

iom

ole

cula

r Responses t

o A

HR L

igands A

mendm

ent

4

$153,6

63

BCH

MLiu

, Xia

oqi

Functional stu

die

s o

f Plk

1 a

nd its

inte

racting p

rote

ins

$72,9

11

AN

SC

Machaty

, Zoltan;

Cabot,

Ryan A

Regula

tion o

f capacitative c

alc

ium

entr

y in p

orc

ine o

ocyte

s

$19,5

30

ABE

Port

erf

ield

, D

. M

Stu

die

s O

f N

itric O

xid

e B

iochem

istr

y I

n C

ard

iovascula

r Physio

logy U

sin

g S

elf R

efe

rencin

g N

o S

ensor

Technolo

gy -

Am

endm

ent

1

$41,7

38

Bin

dle

ySalt,

David

EArs

enic

Upta

ke,

Tra

nsport

and A

ccum

ula

tion in P

lants

: U

sin

g F

unctional Io

nom

ics a

nd S

ynchro

tron X

-Ray M

icro

analy

sis

to D

evelo

p A

rsenic

-Fre

e G

rain

$379,2

28

Bin

dle

ySalt,

David

EThe G

enetic B

asis

of

Natu

ral Io

nom

ic V

ariation

$329,1

37

AN

SC

Sw

art

z,

Darl R

Sig

nal Tra

nsduction A

long C

ard

iac T

hin

Filam

ents

$36,1

06

MCM

PTao,

Weig

uo A

Syk a

nd a

ssocia

ted p

rote

ins in b

reast

cancer

$202,4

27

MCM

PTao,

Weig

uo A

Syk a

nd A

ssocia

ted P

rote

ins in B

reast

Cancer

$16,7

65

IN C

hem

Waltz,

Robert

DFY 2

008 F

DA F

eed M

ill and B

SE I

nspection

$2,5

00

BCH

MW

altz,

Robert

DFY 2

008 F

DA F

eed M

ill and B

SE I

nspection A

mendm

ent

1

$24,8

40

FS

Watk

ins,

Bru

ce A

Patient-

Oriente

d R

esearc

h o

f Liv

er

Dis

ease

Dep

artm

en

t o

f D

efe

nse

$520,8

33

EC

Cam

panella,

Osvald

o H

; Corv

ala

n,

Carlos M

Spra

y &

Com

bustion o

f G

elled H

yperg

olic P

ropellants

$25,0

00

ABE

Engel, B

ern

ard

A;

Hunte

r, J

am

es G

Hig

h I

mpact

Targ

et

(HIT

) and L

ong-T

erm

Hydro

logic

Im

pact

Assessm

ent

(L-T

HIA

) Syste

m M

odeling f

or

the S

wan C

reek W

ate

rshed

$65,0

00

ABE

Engel, B

ern

ard

A;

Hunte

r, J

am

es G

Hig

h I

mpact

Targ

et

(HIT

) and L

ong-T

erm

Hydro

logic

Im

pact

Assessm

ent

(L-T

HIA

) Syste

m M

odeling f

or

the S

wan C

reek W

ate

rshed

$200,0

00

LO

RRE

Ladis

ch,

Mic

hael R;

Mosie

r, N

ath

an S

TG

ER S

yste

ms

$41,0

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FS

Niv

ens,

David

EVuln

era

bility d

ete

rmin

ation f

or

air v

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le c

onta

min

ation

Dep

artm

en

t o

f En

erg

y$114,0

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B&

PP

Carp

ita,

Nic

hola

s C

Identify

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he C

ata

lytic C

om

ponents

of

the M

aiz

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ixed-L

inkage B

eta

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can S

ynth

ase A

mendm

ent

2

$4,5

50

FN

RCassens,

Danie

l L;

Meadow

s,

Edw

in L

OED

Cassens/M

eadow

s

$130,0

00

BCH

MChapple

, Clint

CPhenylp

ropanoid

Meta

bolism

in A

rabid

opsis

: The R

ole

of

REF4

$263,8

77

AG

RY

Eje

ta,

Gebis

aG

enetic D

issection o

f Bro

wn M

idrib S

weet

Sorg

hum

, a D

ual-

sourc

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eedsto

ck f

or

Eth

anol Pro

duction

$10,0

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ABE

Ilele

ji,

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inW

ind E

nerg

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ducational and E

xte

nsio

n O

utr

each in I

ndia

na

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ille

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; Borr

on,

Abig

ail S

National Eden H

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ala

n,

Carlos M

; Cam

panella,

Osvald

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ayes,

Kirby D

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Kelly L

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Engel, B

ern

ard

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bi, M

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John G

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Ferr

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Ham

aker, B

ruce R

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Fie

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William

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Fra

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Fra

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Continuin

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upport

for

regio

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leaders

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for

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entr

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niv

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Ag A

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A R

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United S

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Gold

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Kare

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National Pla

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Gold

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Pete

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Ruhl, G

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Soybean R

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Goodw

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Ste

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AG

RY

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Ric

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AG

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Gra

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Allan W

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Rom

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arm

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Ham

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Functional Foods C

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ala

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cy L

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um

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arm

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Ag A

dm

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, Charles A

2008 I

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oopera

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pm

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75

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RH

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illiam

LN

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ber

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76

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Chi-

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ask O

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rosio

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AG

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Chi-

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Huang T

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esticid

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Gre

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Popula

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Gre

g J

; H

ill, C

ath

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Analy

sis

of

genes a

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gro

nom

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port

ant

honey b

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Scott

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logic

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of

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Dougla

ss F

; Seifert

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Oak a

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Johnson,

William

GEducating G

row

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phosate

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Johnson,

William

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Thom

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Neil A

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AE

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Neil A

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Foods f

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ulti-

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cip

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for

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Scott

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Kenneth

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enager, R

onald

P;

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ichael M

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roducts

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Donald

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AG

RY

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Bra

d D

Min

era

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onductivity,

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AG

EC

Lee,

John G

Socio

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of

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ffects

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Low

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am

es M

Hosting B

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am

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Georg

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WH

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Jerr

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Luke,

Eileen M

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Luke,

Eileen M

NAPIS

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Luke,

Eileen M

NPD

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Eileen M

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RY

Ma,

Jianxin

Data

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ments

in S

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AG

EC

Mars

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Maria I

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Maria I

; Fulton,

Joan R

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73

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Mauer, L

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Fundam

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ponent

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AE

Mckin

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Ste

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Mic

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Eff

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Mohta

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Mark

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Pam

ala

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Angus S

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heat

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AG

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W;

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on,

Joseph M

Utilization o

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edin

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heat

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isease a

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W;

William

s,

Christie E

Mechanis

ms o

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sis

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usceptibility in w

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ly inte

ractions

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AG

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Ow

ens,

Phillip R

Convert

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oil C

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ab D

ata

to N

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oil D

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RY

Ow

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Phillip R

Evalu

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outh

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L;

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John G

Estim

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AI

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ative T

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cenarios

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EC

Paarlberg

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L;

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John G

Prioritization o

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acin

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Barr

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Functional G

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urd

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Larr

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sto

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rain

insect

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tatistics

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sto

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William

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Ronald

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Apple

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Mauer, L

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Lenny D

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Jam

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Sensory

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AG

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Tip

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BCH

MG

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lan D

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plo

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Weller, S

tephen C

HLA

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rogra

ms

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Weller, S

tephen C

HLA

National Researc

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rogra

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80

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an,

Janna L

B&

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India

na A

rborists

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tion,

Inc.

$25,0

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Mckenzie

, Rita L

FN

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Assoc.

Inc.

$250

Rane,

Kare

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B&

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Multi Sponsore

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India

na B

uilders

Associa

tion

$4,5

36

Lee,

Bra

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AG

RY

Soils A

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and U

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India

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$34,4

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Gerb

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ore

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AG

RY

Dia

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rain

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mer

Work

shop -

2008

India

na C

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mpro

vem

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Associa

tion

$26,0

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Virgin

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EN

TM

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wn,

Paul B

FN

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se o

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quaculture

specie

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India

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$30,0

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Ferr

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Virgin

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EN

TM

India

na S

CN

Surv

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$89,0

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Johnson,

William

G;

Kru

pke,

Christian H

B&

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Docum

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insects

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Lero

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Allen R

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Jianxin

AG

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$17,5

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Maie

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irk E

ABE

India

na S

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uality

Tra

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nitia

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Year

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$35,2

96

Mars

hall,

Maria I

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AG

EC

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Sm

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Quagra

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AG

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of

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India

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arm

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Bern

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Tao,

Bern

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Tao,

Bern

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YABE

Evalu

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Bern

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YABE

Hig

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sty

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$80,2

08

Tao,

Bern

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YABE

Stu

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Soybean N

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Pro

ducts

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petition

$53,8

60

Vyn,

Tony J

; Cam

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to,

Jam

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AG

RY

Eff

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for

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lyphosate

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Cro

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Year

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$37,5

94

Westp

hal, A

ndre

as;

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Tony J

B&

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CN

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pro

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f tillage s

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m a

nd

thre

shold

level pre

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$39,9

82

Yanin

ek,

John S

EN

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Periodic

ity o

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phid

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ndia

na

India

napolis F

oundation

$3,0

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Ferr

oli,

Christina E

CES

Sum

mer

Youth

Pro

gra

m M

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ounty

India

napolis R

etire

ment

Hom

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und

$49,5

60

Ferr

oli,

Christina E

CES

Fam

ily N

utr

itio

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rogra

m

Innophos I

nc

$14,5

84

Mason,

Lin

da J

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TM

Urb

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Managem

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Researc

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Insects

Lim

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$25,0

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Port

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ABE

Gra

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Support

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Inte

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$35,0

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Cra

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Melb

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Eng A

dm

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raduate

Researc

h P

rogra

m -

2008

Inte

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esearc

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nstitu

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Sanders

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hn H

AG

EC

Liv

esto

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pm

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Path

ways

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Holt,

Harv

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FN

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upport

for

Stu

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Att

endin

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Intn

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f Agricultura

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Shiv

ely

, G

era

ld E

; M

aste

rs,

William

AAG

EC

Co-E

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hip

In C

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f Agricultura

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ics

Iow

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ducers

Allia

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Ala

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AN

SC

Anim

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JBS U

nited I

nc

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50

Apple

gate

, Todd J

AN

SC

Pyhta

se I

n P

oultry

Jennifer

Gre

en

$1,0

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Kru

tz,

Gary

WABE

G.W

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Bio

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Researc

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Hert

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hom

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AG

EC

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onsort

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Hert

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hom

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onsort

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hip

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hom

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AG

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r, D

irk E

ABE

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irk E

ABE

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hallow

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Experim

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Hoyt,

Ronald

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upport

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Ham

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ruce R

FS

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Klo

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Harv

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Edith E

CES

Have a

Healthy B

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rogra

m in S

t. J

oseph C

ounty

Kossuth

Str

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Churc

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50

Fie

ld,

William

EABE

Bre

akin

g N

ew

Gro

und

Kra

ft F

oods G

lobal, I

nc

$112,0

00

Ferr

uzzi, M

ario

FS

Impact

of

food m

atr

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n c

ate

chin

bio

availablilty f

rom

cocoa in v

ivo

Leprino F

oods

$6,9

30

Hayes,

Kirby D

FS

Dairy &

Nutr

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ouncil,

Inc.

$4,8

37

Hib

berd

, Charles A

CES

Huntingto

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ounty

Life L

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earn

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Support

$4,8

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itz,

David

CCES

Year

2 S

upport

of

Life L

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earn

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f H

untingto

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int

Mark

et

Dev &

Researc

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ouncil

India

na A

rborists

Associa

tion,

Inc

India

na S

oybean A

llia

nce

Johann H

ein

rich v

on T

hunen I

nst

(vTI)

John D

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US A

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Life L

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earn

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nc

43

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ard

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orp

ora

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Foundations,

and I

ndiv

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$2,5

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Gerr

ard

, D

avid

EAN

SC

Payle

an R

esearc

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$56,3

23

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r, N

ath

an S

; Sedla

k,

Mirosla

vLO

RRE

Sta

bility o

f Kam

ora

n in D

DG

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rocessin

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Lilly

Endow

ment

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Ferr

oli,

Christina E

CES

Sum

mer

Youth

pro

gra

m M

arion C

o

Lt

Bio

syn,

Inc

$2,5

50

Hirst,

Pete

r M

HLA

Researc

h P

roje

cts

for

Pete

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irst

$17,2

60

Mic

hle

r, C

harles H

FN

RPang,K

ejia

$16,2

86

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r, N

ath

an S

ABE

Em

ery

,Isaac,R

$19,5

92

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Guofa

nFN

RW

u,Y

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Maple

Leaf

Farm

s I

nc

$20,0

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Adeola

, O

layiw

ola

AN

SC

Poultry

Researc

h

$413

Ste

fancik

, Je

nnifer

LCES

Healthy T

een P

regnancie

s

$1,0

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Tro

utm

an,

Penelo

pe J

CES

Have a

Healthy B

aby in C

ass C

ounty

Mascom

a C

orp

ora

tion

$427,4

40

Ladis

ch,

Mic

hael R

LO

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Cellulo

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retr

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ent

McKnig

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Foundation

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Raghoth

am

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Kashchandra

G;

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n,

Cliff

T;

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Darr

ell G

HLA

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or

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hosphoro

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cquis

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lum

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rance o

f

Pla

nts

on M

arg

inal Soils

Meadow

lane F

arm

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Heber, A

lbert

JABE

Agricultura

l Engin

eering

MH

Zeig

ler

& S

ons L

LC

$150

Ferr

uzzi, M

ario

FS

Hill's P

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Pijanow

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ryan C

FN

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at

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06

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her, Z

achary

JAG

RY

Mid

west

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nal Turf

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$23,7

78

Reic

her, Z

achary

JAG

RY

Mid

west

Regio

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ase o

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$26,8

50

Reic

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achary

JAG

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JAG

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J;

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elo

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elo

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AAG

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west

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nal Turf

Foundation

$30,2

06

Reic

her, Z

achary

J;

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elo

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Yiw

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AG

RY

Mid

west

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nal Turf

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dustr

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ouncil

$33,0

00

Weller, S

tephen C

; Bre

ssan,

Ray A

HLA

National M

int

Industr

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esearc

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ouncil

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ducts

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$6,0

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Johnson,

William

GB&

PP

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am

ba T

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$6,0

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Cam

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to,

Jam

es J

AG

RY

Academ

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ith R

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20

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to,

Jam

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en,

Robert

LAG

RY

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Keith D

AG

RY

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Tony J

AG

RY

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year

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70

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AG

RY

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rain

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mer

2007

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91

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panella,

Osvald

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ABE

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ift

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$16,7

70

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a,

Paul M

HLA

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$6,5

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Robert

o G

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Brian J

FN

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ulti Sponsore

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upport

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Noel, R

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nc.

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Carr

ell,

Anth

ony J

CES

BASE -

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re a

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Mckin

ley,

Ste

ven K

YD

AE

2008 I

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congre

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focus o

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munic

ation

National Catt

lem

en's

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tion

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Lem

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onald

P;

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BAN

SC

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pm

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of

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niv

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ducation

pro

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$39,9

68

Lim

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Heber, A

lbert

JABE

Eff

ectiveness o

f Bio

filter

in R

educin

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eriel Polluta

nt

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$38,7

63

Pajo

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dm

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AN

SC

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ow

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fern

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or

open,

clo

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nim

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contr

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tall d

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$150,6

73

Pajo

r, E

dm

ond A

; Ric

hert

, Brian T

AN

SC

The e

ffect

of

alleyw

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on s

ow

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elfare

ina f

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ccess

gesta

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tall h

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$58,5

63

Ric

hert

, Brian T

; Lato

ur, M

ickey A

; Schin

ckel, A

llan P

AN

SC

Evalu

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eef

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to I

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ork

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when

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istillers

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rain

s

Natu

re C

onserv

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Sw

ihart

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K;

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Lin

da S

FN

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nitia

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esto

ration,

Scie

nce,

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anagem

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in S

upport

of

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div

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onserv

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43

Vyn,

Tony J

; Jo

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d C

AG

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Cousin

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bio

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ourc

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Ronald

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Shaner, G

regory

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pre

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ust

in t

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duction R

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74

Yanin

ek,

John S

EN

TM

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logic

al Contr

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phid

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pany

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68

Wolo

shuk,

Charles P

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c.V

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upport

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pm

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Hert

el, T

hom

as W

AG

EC

GTAP D

ata

base I

mpro

vem

ents

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nte

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f Bio

fuel Secto

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Monsanto

Com

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Sponsore

d I

ndustr

ials

Mic

hig

an S

tate

Univ

ers

ity,

Gre

at

Lakes F

ishery

Lilly

(Eli)

And C

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pany

Lynn I

nte

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cip

linary

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ellow

ship

Marc

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irth

Defe

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Foundation

Mid

west

Regio

nal Turf

Foundation

National 4-H

Council

National Pork

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Nort

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entr

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esearc

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rogra

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44

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and I

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Ohio

Fre

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LLC

$175,7

79

Heber, A

lbert

J;

Lim

, Teng T

eeh

ABE

Measure

ments

of

Am

monia

Em

issio

ns a

nd E

ffects

of

Altern

ate

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t Layer

Facilitie

s

OJ

Noer

Researc

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oundation

$10,0

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Jiang,

Yiw

ei

AG

RY

Turf

Researc

h -

O J

Noer

$273,0

85

Ivanty

synova,

Monik

aABE

Develo

pm

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of

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rain

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for

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Split

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ased H

ydra

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rive T

rain

s

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27

Kru

tz,

Gary

WABE

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art

Seal Phase I

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Park

er

Hannifin

Foundation

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Lum

kes,

John H

ABE

Park

er

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tory

Gift

Account

$4,0

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Tro

utm

an,

Penelo

pe J

CES

Have A

Healthy B

aby in C

ass C

ounty

$2,1

25

Tro

utm

an,

Penelo

pe J

CES

Have a

Healthy B

aby in C

ass C

ounty

PCS A

dm

inis

tration (

USA),

Inc

$20,0

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Beyro

uty

, Cra

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AG

RY

Pota

ssiu

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anagem

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Pepsic

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nc/

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Ohm

, H

erb

ert

WAG

RY

Oat

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vem

ent

$20,0

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Johnson,

William

GB&

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um

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.

$2,0

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Cliff

ord

FAG

RY

Pla

nt

DN

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Ric

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, Brian T

AN

SC

Pro

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$75,0

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Bem

ille

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am

es N

FS

Pote

ntially U

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saccharides f

rom

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ae

$82,0

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Nars

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Ganesan

ABE

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f Foam

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in/B

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acro

mole

cule

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nal Landcare

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Inc

$6,8

40

Whitfo

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Fre

dB&

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Purd

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esticid

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rogra

ms

Ric

hard

K K

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r$21,5

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Foste

r, R

icky E

EN

TM

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& F

ruit R

esearc

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Ris

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un R

egio

nal Foundation I

nc

$7,0

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Andre

w-R

ichard

s,

Jill M

CES

Ohio

County

Exte

nsio

n O

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quip

ment

Robert

And C

ath

ann K

ress

$2,5

55

Mckee,

Renee K

YD

AE

4h Y

outh

Pro

gra

ms

Rockefe

ller

Foundation

$8,6

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Eje

ta,

Gebis

aAG

RY

Rockefe

ller

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em

ent

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ebis

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jeta

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eave

Sakata

Seed A

merica I

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Maynard

, Elizabeth

TH

LA

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or

1995 V

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ble

Variety

Trial Pro

gra

m

Sam

ual G

rober

Tr

$7,8

56

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Ric

hard

FN

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53

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synova,

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pute

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44

Ivanty

synova,

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um

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rictional Forc

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ments

Schering-P

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Thacker, H

erb

ert

LAD

DL

Schering-P

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esearc

h I

nsitute

Path

olo

gy F

ellow

ship

Pro

gra

m

Schillinger

Seed,

Inc

$5,0

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Lero

y,

Allen R

AG

RY

Schillinger

Seed,

Inc

Scott

Pet

Pro

ducts

Inc

$6,3

25

Lato

ur, M

ickey A

AN

SC

Scott

Pet

$75,0

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Cabot,

Ryan A

; Briggs,

Scott

DAN

SC

Altera

tions in c

hro

matin s

tructu

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mbry

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origin

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$40,0

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Collodi, P

aul

Bio

Sci

Zebra

fish a

s a

Model O

rganis

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or

Develo

pm

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and D

isease

$74,5

91

Gurn

ey,

Kevin

RPCCRC

The H

estia p

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ct:

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ing C

lim

ate

Scie

nce,

Policy a

nd P

lannin

g a

t Purd

ue

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Hall,

Mark

C;

Charb

onneau,

Harr

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dle

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ycle

Regula

tory

Functions o

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Liu

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oqi

BM

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Role

of

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Plk

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in L

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pm

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virus X

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tein

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Tao,

Weig

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F&

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teom

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ppro

aches f

or

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bolisSyndro

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bese

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Slo

an,

Alfre

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Foundation

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Cle

mens,

Jam

es C

BCH

MResearc

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ellow

ship

in N

euro

scie

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St

Joseph C

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munity H

ealth F

oundation

$6,1

14

Hadle

y,

Vic

kie

JCES

Have a

Healthy B

aby

Suzanne M

Cunnin

gham

$45

Beyro

uty

, Cra

ig A

AG

RY

India

na A

rborists

Associa

tion,

Inc.

$48,1

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Bennett

, G

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WEN

TM

Cockro

ach R

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$18,9

50

Gib

b,

Tim

oth

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TM

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gra

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$56,7

50

Latin,

Ric

hard

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gra

ss D

isease R

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$113,8

50

Reic

her, Z

achary

JAG

RY

Turf

gra

ss W

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anagem

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Researc

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rogra

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hal, A

ndre

as

B&

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Bota

ny &

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olo

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hal

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hal, A

ndre

as

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Multi-

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d

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44

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r, R

icky E

; Ble

dsoe,

Larr

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TM

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162)

Corn

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vs c

orn

earw

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Kru

pke,

Christian H

; Ble

dsoe,

Larr

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EN

TM

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efu

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trate

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s

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Shukle

, Ric

hard

HEN

TM

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nc

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Tuin

str

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Mitchell R

AG

RY

Corn

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Cin

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AG

RY

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parison o

f H

um

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munitie

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AG

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alifo

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Inc

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Morg

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Mark

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Food S

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Tem

pair

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Maie

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ABE

Cro

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Syngenta

Seeds,

Inc

Part

ners

For

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Park

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Hannifin

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with P

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Woolf,

Jam

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Yiw

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AG

RY

Turf

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$31,8

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Paul B

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quaculture

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Shao,

Guofa

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aw

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for

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pro

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pany

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Dahl, B

ern

ard

LH

LA

National Sto

ne A

ssocia

tion

Wallace H

Coulter

Foundation

$237,5

51

Lu,

Chang

Bin

dle

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Ele

ctr

opora

tion D

evic

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or

Larg

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ation o

f Cells

Wal-

Mart

$500

Tro

utm

an,

Penelo

pe J

CES

Have a

Healthy B

aby s

upport

Waln

ut

Council

$16,4

26

Sw

ihart

, Robert

KFN

RW

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ut

Council

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gto

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esearc

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63

Hirst,

Pete

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HLA

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wer

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he k

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nnual cro

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g

Westo

n S

olu

tions,

Chry

sle

r Corp

Foundation

$69,4

23

Meilan,

Ric

hard

FN

RTra

nsgenic

Popla

rs f

or

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edia

tion o

f a W

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f Environm

enta

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nts

Wolf T

rax I

nc

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Cam

bera

to,

Jam

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AG

RY

Cro

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nutr

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Guofa

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dm

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Lake,

Scott

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College of Agriculture Faculty and Areas of Expertise

Agricultural and Biological Engineering Agricultural Economics Agronomy Animal Sciences Biochemistry Botany and Plant Pathology Entomology Food Science Forestry and Natural Resources Horticulture and Landscape Architecture Youth Development and Agricultural Education

Agricultural and Biological Engineering - ABE

* Engel, BA -- Department Head - Decision support, water resources, GIS * Bralts, VF -- Irrigation design, evaluation and management * Campanella, OH -- Food rheology, food extrusion, evaporation, and process simulation * Carroll, NJ -- Hydrologic modeling, finite element analysis * Cherkauer, K -- Hydrology and water resources engineering * Diefes-Dux, HA -- Software development for food process design, educational research * Ess, DR -- Precision agriculture, sustainable agriculture production systems * Field, WE -- Agricultural safety and health, rural rehabilitation, agriAbility * Flanagan, DC -- Erosion mechanics, erosion prediction, water quality * Frankenberger, JR -- Hydrologic modeling, water quality, GIS, watershed analysis and protection * Gibson, HG -- Forestry and agricultural equipment, computer-aided engineering (CAE), machinery simulation * Haghighi, K -- Machine systems engineering, finite element analysis, modeling and simulation of food, agricultural, and biological products and process and environmental problems * Heber, AJ -- Ventilation, air quality, odor, livestock facilities * Irudayaraj, J -- Bionano sensors * Ivantysynova, M -- Fluid power systems and mechatronics * Jones, DD -- Animal housing and waste handling, onsite waste water systems * Krutz, GW -- Optimization of farm field machinery * Ladisch, MR -- Bioseparations, chemical and biochemical reactor design and kinetics, biomass conversion * Lu, C -- Nanobiotechnology and biological engineering * Lumkes, JH -- Machine systems and controls * Maier, DE -- Post-harvest engineering, value-added processing * Miles, GE -- Systems engineering, robotics sensors, precision agriculture, knowledge- intensive agriculture * Mohtar, R -- Numerical methods, natural resources simulation modeling, hydrological systems and environmental interactions, irrigation systems design * Mosier, N -- Bioprocess engineering, enzyme mimetics, value added products * Narsimhan, G -- Bioprocess engineering, separations * Okos, MR -- Processing of agricultural products

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* Porterfield, DM -- Nano-materials, biological engineering * Rickus, J -- Biosensors, bio-nanotechnology, mathematical modeling * Strickland, RM -- Agricultural systems management, computer applications, precision agriculture * Stroshine, RL -- Physical properties of agricultural and biological materials (including foods), sensors for measuring quality, quality of fruits, vegetables, grain and seeds * Tao, BY -- Bioprocess engineering, enzyme genetics * Vermerris, W -- Metabolic engineering, biosyntheses, biomass production * Warnemuende, E -- Soil erosion and management, remediation of xenobiotics in the environment

Agricultural Economics - AG ECON

* Thompson, S -- Department Head - Agricultural and food marketing * Abbott, PC -- International trade and development, quantitative economics * Akridge, JT -- Agricultural business management and marketing * Alexander, C -- Agricultural marketing * Arndt, TC -- Production economics, international development * Ayres, JS -- Community and leadership development * Baker, TG -- Agricultural finance, production economics * Balagtas, J -- Applied policy analysis * Barnard, FL -- Agricultural finance and credit * Binkley, JK -- Econometrics, welfare economics, trade * Boehlje, MD -- Agricultural finance, production, policy * Chen, S -- Health Economics * Connor, JM -- Marketing, industrial organization * DeBoer, LP -- Jr State and local finance, macroeconomics * Dennis, JH -- Speciality crop marketing * Dobbins, CL -- Farm management, production economics * Doering, OC III -- Public policy, resource economics, energy * Dooley, FJ -- Agribusiness management, farm supply firm management * Downey, WD -- Agricultural business management and marketing * Eales, JS -- Price analysis, econometrics * Florax, R -- Applied spatial economics * Foster, KA -- Livestock and production economics * Fulton, JR -- Marketing and agribusiness * Gray, AW -- Agribusiness management, farm supply firm management * Harrison, GA -- Estate income tax financial planning, legal affairs education, land use * Hertel, TW -- Economy-wide analysis of public policies * Holt, M -- Consumer Marketing & Food Demand; US Economy; Marketing/Price Analysis; Production Economics * Hurt, CA -- Livestock and grain marketing * Keeney, RM --Farm and rural household economics * Lee, JG -- Natural resource economics * Loehman, ET -- Resource economics, risk * Lowenberg-DeBoer, JM -- Production economics, agricultural finance, development * Marshall, MI -- Agribusiness management, economic development * Masters, WA -- Agricultural development and trade * McNamara, KT -- Rural development * Paarlberg, PL -- International trade

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* Patrick, GF -- Production economics, farm management, agricultural finance, tax * Preckel, PV -- Operations research, production economics * Sanders, JH -- International economic development, production economics * Shively, GE -- Natural resource economics and policy * Taylor, R-- Farm management, farm property transfer * Tyner, WE -- Resource policy issues, economic development * Waldorf, BS -- Regional science * Walmsley, T -- International trade and policy analysis * Wilson, C -- Agribusiness management, finance and marketing

Agronomy - AGRY

* Beyrouty, C -- Department Head * Volenec, JJ -- Associate Department Head - crop physiology * Anderson, JM -- Plant molecular biology (USDA) * Bigelow, CA -- Turfgrass science, emphasis on soil related problems * Bowling, LC -- Watershed hydrology, hydroclimatology * Brouder, SM -- Plant mineral nutrition, soil fertility * Camberato, J -- Soil fertility * Conley, SP -- Soybean extension * Crawford, M -- Earth Observation, Director of LARS * Doerge, RW -- Quantitative genetics, molecular statistics * Ejeta, G -- Sorghum breeding and genetics, international agriculture * Grant, RH -- Agricultural meteorology, biometeorology * Graveel, JG -- Environmental soil science; NRES Director * Gurney, K -- Biogeochemistry * Heathman, GC -- Water resources unit (USDA) * Housley, TL -- Plant physiology, carbohydrate metabolism, partitioning * Huang, CH -- Soil erosion * Jackson, SA -- Soybean genomics and mapping * Jiang, Y -- Turfgrass physiology * Joern, BC -- Environmental soil chemistry, plant nutrition * Johnson, KD -- Forage production and utilization * Johnston, CT -- Soil and environmental physical chemistry * Kladivko, EJ -- Soil physics, soil management * Lee, BD -- Soils and land use * Lee, LS -- Environmental organic chemistry * Ma, J -- Comparative plant genomics * McFee, WW -- Forest soil fertility, effects of contaminants on soils * Nakatsu, CH -- Molecular microbial ecology * Nielsen, RL -- Corn production and management * Niyogi, DS -- Regional Scale Climatologist * Norton, LD -- Soil Science (USDA) * Ohm, HW -- Wheat and oat genetics and breeding * Owens, PR -- Soil geomorphology, pedology * Rao, PSC -- Soil physics, water quality * Reicher ZJ -- Turfgrass * Schulze, DG -- Soil mineralogy and genesis chemistry

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* Schwab, AP -- Soil chemistry * Schweitzer, LE -- Plant physiology, carbon and nitrogen assimilation * Scofield, SR -- Plant molecular biology and pathology (USDA) * Smith, DR -- Nutrient fate and transport, greenhouse gas emissions and eroision (USDA) * Steinhardt, GC -- Soil management, soil genesis * Stott, DE -- Soil microbiology and biochemistry (USDA) * Szymanski, DB -- Plant molecular genetics * Turco, RF Jr -- Soil microbiology and biochemistry-, ESEI Director * Van Scoyoc, GE -- Soil chemistry, Associate Executive Vice President Academic Affairs * Vierling, RA -- Plant genetics (ICIA) * Vorst, JJ -- Cropping systems, crop management * Vyn, T -- Cropping systems * Warnemuende, EA -- Soil and water quality, soil erosion management (USDA) * Weil, CF -- Maize genetics, genomics, and value added traits * Zhuang, Q -- Biogeochemical gas modeling

Animal Sciences - ANSC

* Grant, AL -- Department Head- Muscle growth biology * Adeola, OL -- Monogastric nutrition; Amino acid nutrition * Allrich, RD -- Physiology, immunology * Applegate, TJ -- Poultry nutrition and management; nutrient management * Bidwell, CA -- Molecular genetics; genetics of muscle development * Cabot, R -- Reproductive biology; molecular genetics * Cheng, HW -- Poultry well-being; neuroanatomy (USDA) * Collodi, PR -- Developmental biology * Diekman, MA -- reproductive physiology * Donkin, SS -- Ruminant nutrition and metabolism * Ebner, P -- Microbiology; preharvest food safety * Eicher, SD -- Immunology, behavior, and well being (USDA) * Forsyth, DM -- Animal nutrition * Garner, J -- Animal behavior * Gerrard, DE -- Meat science; muscle biology * Hester, PY -- Poultry physiology and well-being; bone growth * Johnson, T -- Ruminant nutrition, dairy * Krisher, RL -- Reproductive physiology * Lake, S - Beef cattle nutrition * Latour, MA -- Poultry management; lipid metabolism * Lay, DC -- Animal well-being, research leader USDA-ARS-LBRU * Lemenager, RP -- Beef cattle management * Lossie, A -- Animal genomics * Machaty, Z -- Reproductive biology * Marchant-Forde, J -- Swine behavior and well-being (USDA) * Mills, SE -- Growth physiology * Muir, WM -- Population genetics; behavior; transgeneic risk assessment * Neary, M -- Small ruminant management * Pajor, EA -- Animal behavior, well-being * Patterson, JA -- Ruminant microbiology and nutrition

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* Radcliffe, S -- Swine nutrition * Richert, BT -- Swine nutrition and management * Rostangno, M -- Mirobiology; preharvest food safety; well-being (USDA) * Russell, MA -- Horse management and nutrition * Schinckel, AP -- Swine breeding and genetics * Stewart, TS -- Quantitative genetics * Sutton, AL -- Swine nutrition; nutrient/environmental management * Swartz, DR -- Muscle and meat protein chemistry

Biochemistry - BCHM

* Forney, JD -- Department Head - cell differentiation in protozoa * Brandt, K -- Enzyme kinetics and mechanism; bioethics * Briggs, SD -- Role of histone methylation in gene expression and oncogensis * Broyles, SS -- Transcriptional regulation in poxviruses * Chapple, C -- Biochemistry and molecular biology of plant secondary metabolism * Charbonneau, H -- Metabolic regulatory circuits * Clemens, J -- Molecular mechanisms of neuron connection specificity * Gimble, F -- Protein-DNA interactions and protein engineering of homing endonucleases * Golden, BL -- Structural basis for RNA catalysis * Hall, MC -- Regulation of the cell by ubiquitin-dependent proteolysis * Hermodson, MA -- Structure and function of membrane transport proteins * Kirchmaier, A -- Epigenetic processes that mediate heritable modifications to chromatin * Liu, X -- Roles of Polo-like kinase 1 and its interacting proteins in cell proliferation and carcinogenesis * Ogas, JP -- Regulation of cell identity, signal transduction, chromatin remodeling * Rossie, S S -- Regulation of cellular ion channels * Tao, WA -- Proteomics and biological mass spectrometry * Weiner, H -- Protein import and enzymology * Weith, HL -- Biophysical chemistry of nucleic acids, computation biochemistry

Botany and Plant Pathology - B&PP

* Goldsbrough, PB -- Department Head, Plant molecular biology * Abney, TS -- Soybean pathology (USDA) * Banks, JA -- Plant molecular biology * Bauman, TT -- Weed control to reduce pollution * Beckerman, J -- Ornamental and fruit diseases * Carpita, NC -- Mechanisms of plant cell development * Chen, Z -- Plant molecular biology, molecular mechanisms of plant defense responses and disease resistance * Coolbaugh, RC -- Plant hormones * Dunkle, LD -- Corn and sorghum disease (USDA) * Gibson, K -- Invasive plant species * Goodwin, SB -- Pathology of small grains (USDA) * Hallett, SG -- Biological control of weeds * Johal, G -- Maize genetics and pathology

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* Johnson, WG -- Applied weed biology and management * Latin, RX -- Vegetable diseases * Lembi, CA -- Aquatic biology and weed management * Loesch-Fries, LS -- Molecular virology * Mengiste, T -- Molecular genetics of plant pathogen interactions * Nicholson, RL -- Diseases of corn and related crops * Pruitt, RE -- Plant developmental biology * Shaner, GE -- Cereal crops diseases and breeding * Webb, MA -- Plant structural biology * Westphal, A -- Soil-borne plant diseases * Woloshuk, CP -- Corn diseases and mycotoxins * Xu, JR -- Fungal biology * Zanis, M -- Plant evolutionary biology

Entomology - ENTM

* Yaninek, S -- Department Head, Invasive species, biological control * Bennett, GW -- Urban and industrial pest management, Urban Center Coordinator * Buczkowski, G -- Research Assistant Professor, Urban Entomology * Dunn, PE -- Insect biochemistry * Edwards, CR -- Field crop pest management * Ferris, VR -- Nematode, systematics and molecular biology * Foster, RE -- Pest management on vegetable and fruit crops * Ginzel, M -- Forest Entomology * Hill, C -- Anthropod Vector Biology * Holland, J -- Biodiversity/geospatial ecology * Hunt, G -- Honey bee genomics and behavioral genetics * Krupke, C -- Field crops entomology * MacDonald, JF -- Medical Entomology, Vector Control * Mason, LJ -- Ecology, food industry pest management, insect behavior * McCafferty, WP -- Aquatic insects, insect collection * Murdock, LL -- Insect physiology, international crop protection * Neal, JJ -- Insect toxicology/physiology, Corn Entomology * O’Neil, RJ -- Biological control, predator prey dynamics, predator biology * Oseto, CY -- Instruction, K-12 Education * Pittendrigh, BR -- Molecular genetics of pesticide resistance * Richmond, D -- Turfgrass pest management * Sadof, CS -- Landscape pest management, biological control * Shade, RE -- Host plant resistance, insect-plant interactions * Schemerhorn, B-- USDA-ARS Research entomologist, Population Genetics & Risk Assessment * Shukle, RH -- USDA-ARS Research entomologist, Host-Plant Resistance * Sparks, TC -- Insecticide biochemistry and mode of action * Stuart, JJ -- Insect and molecular genetics * Turpin, FT -- Instruction & Outreach, Instruction Development Specialist * Wang, C -- Research Assistant Professor, Urban Entomology * Williams, CE -- USDA_ARS Research Molecular Biologist, Molecular Genetics of Host-plant Resistance * Williams, RE -- Public health and livestock pest management, forensic entomology * York, AC -- Biology and control of arthropods affecting vegetables

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Food Science - FS

* Nieslen, SS -- Department Head, Food chemistry, food proteins * Applegate, BM -- Food microbiology/biotechnology * Bhunia, AK -- Food microbiology * Butzke, CE -- Enology * Chandrasekaran, R -- Structural biochemistry * Chen, LF -- Food biotechnology * Corvalan, CM -- Food processing, modeling and simulation * Cousin, MA -- Food microbiology * Ferruzzi, MG -- Phytochemicals * Hamaker, BR -- Director, Whistler Center for Carbohydrate Research; Cereal chemistry * Hayes, KD -- Food chemistry * Keener, KM -- Food processing * Linton, RH -- Food safety * Mauer, LJ -- Food packaging, food chemistry * Morgan, MT -- Food processing, sensors, control systems * Nelson, PE -- Aseptic food processing * Nivens, DE -- Analytical biochemistry * Reuhs, BL -- Polysaccharide structural analysis * Watkins, BA -- Lipid chemistry, nutritional biochemistry * Yao, Y -- Carbohydrate chemistry

Forestry and Natural Resources - F&NR

* Swihart, RK -- Department Head, wildlife ecology * Amberg, S – Human dimensions of natural resources * Bickham, J – wildlife & fisheries genetics * Brown, PB -- Fisheries, aquatic science * Cassens, DL -- Wood products * DeWoody, JA -- Population genetics * Dunning, JB Jr -- Wildlife ecology * Eckelman, CA -- Wood technology * Farnsworth, R -- Agriculture and resource economics/Watershed and ecosystem management * Gazo, R -- Wood products industrial engineering * Ginzel, M – Forest entomology * Goforth, R – Aquatic community ecology * Haviarova, E -- Wood products design and manufacturing * Holt, HA -- Urban forestry * Hook,T – Fisheries biology * Hoover, WL -- Forest economics and marketing * Hunt, MO -- Wood technology * Jacobs, DF -- Forest biology * Meilan, R -- Molecular tree physiology * Mills, WL Jr -- Forest management * Nichols, KM -- Fish physiology and genetics * Pijanowski, B -- Spatial modeling in natural resources * Pope, PE -- Forest soils

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* Prokopy, LS -- Natural resource planning * Rhodes, OE, Jr -- Wildlife ecology * Saunders, M – Hardwood silviculture * Sepulveda, M – Physiological science and ecotoxicology * Shao, G -- GIS/remote sensing * Sutton, TM -- Fisheries biology * Weeks, HP -- Wildlife management * Williams, R – Herpetology * Zollner, P – Wildlife ecology

Horticulture and Landscape Architecture - H&LA

* Robert, Joly -- Interim Department Head - Plant physiology * Bordelon, BP -- Grapes & Small Fuit * Bressan, RA -- Molecular Genetics * Dahl, BL -- Landscape Architecture * Dana, MN -- Landscape Horticulture * Dennis, JH -- Specialty Crop Marketing Specialist * Doudareva, N -- Plant Molecular Biology * Handa, AK -- Postharvest & Molecular Biology * Hasegawa, PM -- Plant Cell Biology * Hirst, PM -- Pomology * Janick, J -- Plant Genetics and Breeding * Jenks, MA -- Plant Physiology * Joly, RJ -- Plant Physiology * Kirkwood, M -- Landscape Ecology * Mickelbart, M -- Landscape Physiology * Mitchell, CA -- Plant Physiology and Assessment * Mukerjea, R -- Strategic planning and assessment * Murphy, AS -- Molecular Plant Physiology * Narsimhan, Meena -- Research Assistant Professor * Orvis, KS -- Youth Horticulture Education / State JMG Coordinator * Peer, W -- Molecular Physiology and Evolution * Porterfield, DM -- Plant physiology and Biosensors * Raghothama, KG -- Plant Nutrition / Molecular Biology * Rhodes, D -- Plant Physiology / Biochem. * Salt, DE -- Molecular Physiology * Schuette, K -- Architecture, Historic Preservation * Schulz, B -- Plant Biochemical and Molecular Genetics * Siciliano, P -- History & Theory of Landscape Architecture * Sovinski, R -- Design Theory, Masonry, FLW * Weller, SC -- Weed Science * Wilson, KL -- Community & Urban Planning & Design

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Youth Development and Agricultural Education - YDAE

* Tormoehlen, R -- Department Head - Engineering programs for youth, multimedia, distance education * Balschweid, M -- Integration of science and agriculture in education * Brady, C -- Human-animal interaction, animal assisted education * Carroll, N -- Youth natural resource education * Morris, P -- Multicultural education, international programs, community service learning * Orvis, K -- Youth plant science education, biotechnology education * Peters, J -- Reflective teaching; development of strategies for secondary teachers, leadership education * Pilat, M -- Adolescent development and communities * Rusk, C -- Youth animal education; reproductive biology, animal bio-security * Talbert, BA -- Underrepresented populations in agriculture; agricultural education in urban settings * Tucker, M -- Risk and science communication

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Faculty Honorspp. 61-61

61

Faculty H

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for

Cale

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2

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Jane A

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ichael Boehlje,

Sam

Cord

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Jennifer

Dennis

, C

raig

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Ste

ven E

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kin

g,

Kelly E

aste

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Ken F

oste

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oan F

ulton,

Allan G

ray,

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kie

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by H

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Lin

da H

eckam

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eld

,

Sta

cy H

err

, Laura

Hoels

cher,

Ais

sa I

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, Bett

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ones,

Tom

Jord

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Kevin

Keener,

Jim

Luzar,

Mari

a M

ars

hall,

Joy M

ay,

Jerr

y N

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on,

Kw

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ena

Quagra

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, M

aud R

oucan,

Chri

s S

igurd

son,

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ve S

mith,

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wain

, Bern

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ao,

Dan W

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are

t Zoglm

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John L

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Purd

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Purd

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Purd

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Faculty H

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Journalspp. 66-69

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Faculty Publication Journals for Calendar Year 2007

Acta Horticulturae Advanced Drug Delivery Reviews Advances in Agronomy Advances in Genetics Advances in Space Research AgBioForum Agrekon Agribusiness: An International Journal Agricultural and Forest Meteorology Agricultural Economics Agricultural Finance Review Agriculture and Human Values Agroforestry Systems Agronomy Journal American Entomologist American Journal of Agricultural

Economics American Journal of Enology and

Viticulture American Midland Naturalist American Nurseryman American Society of Farm Managers and

Rural Appraisers Analytical Biochemistry Analytical Chemistry Animal Genetics Animal Reproduction Science Animal Science Annals of Botany Annals of the Entomological Society of

America Applied Biochemistry and Biotechnology Applied Economics Letters Applied Engineering in Agriculture Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology Applied Optics Applied Vegetation Science Aquaculture Economics and Management Aquaculture Nutrition Aquaculture Research Archives of Insect Biochemistry and

Physiology Arthropod Management Tests Asian Economic Journal Benchmarking: An International Journal Biochemical and Biophysical Research

Communications Biochemical Journal Biodiversity and Conservation Biological Conservation Biological Control Biology Society Biomacromolecules

Biophysical Journal Bioresource Technology Biosensors and Bioelectronics Biotechnology and Bioengineering Biotechnology Progress BMC Genomics BMC Plant Biology Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society Business Process Management Journal Canadian Biosystems Engineering Canadian Journal of Remote Sensing Carbohydrate Polymers Carbohydrate Research Carcinogenesis Cereal Chemistry Cereal Foods World Check List Chemical Communications Chemosphere Chile Journal of Parasitology China Economic Review Cityscape: A Journal of Policy

Development and Research Communications in Soil Science and Plant

Analysis Comprehensive Reviews in Food Science

and Food Safety Computers and Electronics in Agriculture Conservation Genetics Crop Protection Crop Science Current Biology Current Microbiology Current Opinion in Genetics &

Development Current Opinions in Plant Biology Cytogenetic And Genome Research Development Ecological Applications Ecological Indicators Ecology and Society Economic Modeling Economic Policy Economics Letters Entomological News Environmental Pollution Environment and Planning B: Planning and

Design Environmental and Resource Economics Environmental Entomology Environmental Forensics Environmental Microbiology Environmental Modeling and Software

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Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Environmental Pollution Environmental Research Letters Environmental Science & Technology Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry Environmetrics Eos Eukaryotic Cell European Journal of Agronomy Evolution and Development Expert Rev Proteomics FEBS Letters Food Microbiology Food Research International Forest Ecology and Management Forest Products Journal Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment Functional Plant Biology Fungal Genetics and Biology Gene Gene Therapy and Regulation Genes & Development Genesis Genetica Genetics Genome Genome Research Geoderma Global and Planetary Change Global Biogeochemical Cycles Hereditas Heredity Horticultural reviews HortScience HortTechnology Human Wildlife Conflicts Hydrological Processes ICES Journal of Marine Science Insect Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Insect Molecular Biology Insectes Sociaux

International Dairy Journal International Economics and Economic

Policy International Food and Agribusiness

Management Review International Journal for Parasitology International Journal of Biological Sciences International Journal of Engineering

Education International Journal of Nanomedicine International Journal of Pest Management International Journal of Phytoremediation

International Journal of Plant Science Journal of Agricultural and Applied

Economics Journal of Agricultural and Food Industrial

Organization Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics Journal of Agricultural Economics Journal of Agricultural Education Journal of Agricultural Safety and Health Journal of Agriculture and Applied

Economics Journal of Agriculture and Food Chemistry Journal of American Water Resources

Association Journal of Animal Breeding and Genetics Journal of Animal Science Journal of AOAC International Journal of Applied Aquaculture Journal of Applied Entomology Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology Journal of Applied Physics Journal of Applied Turfgrass Science Journal of Aquatic Plant Management Journal of Biochemistry Journal of Biomedical Optics Journal of Cereal Science Journal of Chemical Ecology Journal of Competition Law & Economics Journal of Contaminant Hydrology Journal of Dairy Research Journal of Dairy Science Journal of Economic Entomology Journal of Economics Journal of Engineering Education Journal of Environmental Engineering and

Science Journal of Environmental Monitoring and

Restoration Journal of Environmental Quality Journal of Experimental Botany Journal of Extension Journal of Food Engineering Journal of Food Process Engineering Journal of Forest Products Business

Research Journal of Geophysical Research Journal of Great Lakes Research Journal of Horticultural Science and

Biotechnology Journal of Hydrological Processes Journal of Insect Physiology Journal of Insect Science Journal of Integrative Plant Biology

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Journal of International Agricultural Trade and Development

Journal of Lake and Reservoir Management

Journal of Mammalogy Journal of Materials Chemistry Journal of Medical Entomology Journal of Natural Resources and Life

Sciences Education Journal of Nematology Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry Journal of Ornithology Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and

Nutrition Journal of Physical Chemistry Journal of Physical Chemistry A Journal of Physical Chemistry C Journal of Plant Nutrition Journal of Plant Registration Journal of Proteome Research Journal of Rapid Methods Journal of Rapid Methods and Automation

in Microbiology Journal of Recent Advances in Poultry

Production Journal of Science of Food and Agriculture Journal of Soil and Water Conservation Journal of Stored Products Research Journal of the American Chemical Society Journal of the American College of

Cardiology Journal of the American Pomological

Society Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture Journal of Wildlife Management Laboratory Investigation Landscape Ecology Langmuir Livestock Science Marine Resource Economics Mathematical and Computer Modeling Methods Molecular and Cellular Biology Molecular Biosystems Molecular Breeding Molecular Cell Molecular Ecology Molecular Ecology Notes Molecular Genetics and Genomics Molecular Nutrition & Food Research Molecular Plant Pathology Molecular Plant-Microbe Interactions Molecular Reproduction and Development

Monthly Weather Review NACTA Journal Nano Letters Natural Hazards Nature Nature Biotechnology Nature Chemical Biology Nature Genetics Naturwissenschaften

Naval Research Logistics Nematropica New Phytologist North American Journal of Fisheries

Management Nucleic Acids Research Nutrition Research Reviews Nutrition Reviews Obesity Research Oecologia Pest Control Technology Pest Management Science Pharmaceutical Development &

Technology Philippine Journal of Development Photosynthesis research Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics Physiology & Behavior Plant and Soil Plant Biology Plant Biotechnology Plant Breeding Reviews Plant Cell Reports Plant Disease Plant Genome Plant Journal Plant Molecular Biology Plant Physiology Plant Signaling and Behavior Planta Plants Poultry Science Precision Agriculture Proceedings of the Enomological Society of

Washington Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of

Science Proceedings of the International

Conference on Environmental Systems Proceedings of the National Academy of

Science, USA Public Library of Science Quarterly Journal of International

Agriculture

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Reproduction Reproduction Fertility and Development Restoration Ecology Review of Agricultural Economics Review of Marketing Science Review of Scientific Instruments Revista Brasileira de Ciência do Solo Science Scientia Agricola (Piracicaba Braz) ScreeningTrends in Drug Development Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical Small Ruminant Research Soil & Tillage Research Soil Biology and Biochemistry Soil Science Soil Science Society of America Journal Southeastern Naturalist Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and

Biomolecular Spectroscopy Tellus Series B The Journal of Nutrition The Plant Cell The Professional Animal Scientists Theoretical and Applied Genetics Theory and Application in Pest

Management Theriogenology Transactions American Geophysical Union Transactions of ASABE Transactions of the American Entomological

Society Transactions of the ASAE Tree Genetics and Genomes Tree Planters’ Notes Trends in Genetics Trends in Biotech Ultramicroscopy Vaccine Waste Management & Research Water Resources Research Water, Air, and Soil Pollution Weed Research Weed Science Weed Technology Wildlife Society Bulletin Wood and Fiber Science World's Poultry Science Journal Zebrafish Zootaxa

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Department of Agricultural & Biological Engineering

Refereed Journal Publications

Aguirre, C.G., A. Madani, R.H. Mohtar and K. Haghighi. 2007. Deterministic finite element solution of unsteady flow and transient transport through porous media: model verification. Canadian Biosystems Engineering. 49(1-9).

Arabi, M., J. R. Frankenberger, B. A. Engel and J.G. Arnold. 2007. Representation of agricultural conservation practices with SWAT. Hydrological Processes doi:10.1002/hyp.6890.

Arabi, M., R. S. Govindaraju, B. Engel, and M. Hantush. 2007. Multiobjective sensitivity analysis of sediment and nitrogen processes with a watershed model. Water Resources Research 43:W06409, doi:10.1029/2006WR005463.

Banerjee, P., D.Lenz, J. P.Robinson, J.L. Rickus and A.K. Bhunia. 2007. Collagen encapsulated hybridoma cells as biosensors: A simple cell-based sensing system in multi-well plates for rapid detection of Listeria monocytogenes and Bacillus cereus. Laboratory Investigation advance on-line doi:10.1038/labinvest.3700703

Bindal, A., G. Narsimhan, S. Hem and A. Kulshreshta. 2007. Structural changes in xanthan gum solutions during steam sterilization for sterile preparations. Pharmaceutical Development & Technology 12(2):159-168.

Buckmaster, D.R. 2007. An off-road equipment minor. Applied Engineering in Agriculture 23(5):691-694.

Carcione, J.M, O.H Campanella and J.E. Santos. 2007. A poroelastic model for wave propagation in partially frozen orange juice. Journal of Food Engineering 80(1):11-17.

Chapple, C., M. Ladisch, and R. Meilan. 2007. Loosening lignin’s grip on biofuel production, Nature Biotechnology 25(7):746-748.

Chaubey, I. and M. Matlock. 2007. Teaching undergraduate students to manage aquatic ecosystems at the watershed level: An ecological engineering approach. International Journal of Engineering Education 23(4):723-727.

Chaubey, I. D. Sahoo, B.E. Haggard, M.D. Matlock, and T.A. Costello. 2007. Nutrient retention, limitation, and sediment interactions in a pasture dominated stream. Transactions of the ASAE 50(1):35-44.

Chayaprasert, W., D.E. Maier, K.E. Ileleji, and J.Y. Murthy. 2007. Development and validation of Computational Fluid Dynamics models for precision structural fumigation. Journal of Stored Products Research 44:11-20.

Chen, G., O.H. Campanella, and C.M. Corvalan. 2007. A numerical algorithm for calculating microbial survival curves during thermal processing. Food Research International 40:203-208.

El-Awar, A., Faraj, R.H. Mohtar, W. Jabre, and T. Zhai. 2007. Modeling grazing in the semi-arid rangelands of Lebanon Using GRASIM. Applied Engineering in Agriculture 23(6):1-8.

Engel, B., D. Storm, M. White, J. Arnold, M. Arabi. 2007. A hydrologic/water quality model application protocol. Journal of American Water Resources Association 43(5):1223-1236.

Haddish, N.B., J.L. Rickus and K. Haghighi. 2007. The role of multiscale computational approaches for rational design of conventional and nanoparticle oral drug delivery systems. International Journal of Nanomedicine 2(3):315-331

Hailemariam, L., M.R. Okos and O.H. Campanella. 2007. A mathematical model for the isothermal growth of bubbles in wheat dough. Journal of Food Engineering 82(4):466-477.

Hamilton, R. M. , R. E. Foster, T. J. Gibb, C. S. Sadof, J. D. Holland, and B. A. Engel. 2007. Distribution and dynamics of Japanese beetles along the Indianapolis airport perimeter and the influence of land use on trap catch. Environmental Entomology 36(2):287-296.

Ileleji, K.E., D.E. Maier, and C.P. Woloshuk. 2007. Evaluation of different temperature management strategies for suppression of Sitophilus zeamais (Motschulsky) in stored maize. Journal of Stored Products Research 43:480-488.

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Indrawati, L., R.L. Stroshine, and G. Narsimhan. 2007. Low field NMR- a tool for studying protein aggregation. Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture 87:2207-2216.

Jedlicka, S.S., J.L. Rickus, D.Y. Zemlyanov. 2007. Surface analysis by XPS of sol-gels modified with covalently bound peptides. Journal of Physical Chemistry 111(40):11850-11857

Jedlicka, S.S., K.M. Little, , D.Y. Zemlyanov, D.E. Nivens, J.L. Rickus. 2007. Peptide ormosils as cellular substrates. Journal of Materials Chemistry 17:5058.

Jun, S., H. Khurana, K. Krishnamurthy, A. Demirci, and J. Irudayaraj. 2007. Infrared heating in food processing: An overview. Comprehensive Reviews in Food Science and Food Safety 7(1):2-13.

Kizil, R. and J. Irudayaraj. 2007. Rapid evaluation and discrimination of γ-irradiated carbohydrates using FT-Raman spectroscopy and canonical discriminant analysis. Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture 87(7):1244-1251.

Kouassi, G., P. Wang, J. Irudayaraj, and S. Sreevatsan. 2007. Detection of prion protein on streptavidin-aptamer mediated magnetic and gold-coated magnetic nanoparticles. Biotechnology Progress (23):1239-1244.

Krishnamurthy, K., S. Jun, J. Irudayaraj, and A. Demirci. 2007. Efficacy of infrared heat treatment for inactivation of Staphylococcus aureus in buffer and milk. Journal of Food Process Engineering 31(6):1-6.

Lan, S., C. Yu, and J. Irudayaraj. 2007. Surface enhanced raman scattering based nonfluorescent probes for multiplex DNA detection. Analytical Chemistry 79(11):3981-3988

Lawrence, M.J., D.R. Buckmaster, and W.J. Lamont. 2007. A pneumatic dibbling machine for plastic mulch. Applied Engineering in Agriculture 23(4):419-424.

Lu, Y. and N.S.Mosier. 2007. Biomimetic Catalysis for Hemicellulose Hydrolysis in Corn Stover. Biotechnology Progress 23(1):116-123.

Mert, B. and O.H. Campanella. 2007. Monitoring the rheological properties and solid content of selected food materials contained in cylindrical cans using audio frequency sound waves. Journal of Food Engineering 79(2):546-552.

Mert, B., D. Gonzalez and O.H. Campanella. 2007. A new method to determine viscoelastic properties of corn grits during and cooking and drying. Journal of Cereal Science 46(1):32-38.

Migliaccio, K.W. and I. Chaubey. 2007. Multi-site and multi-variable calibration and validation of watershed models – Comment. Journal of Hydrological Processes 21:3226-3228. doi:10.1002.hyp.6491.

Migliaccio, K.W., I. Chaubey, and B.E. Haggard. 2007. Evaluation of landscape and instream modeling to predict watershed nutrient yields. Environmental Modeling and Software 22(7):987-999.

Migliaccio1, K.W., B.E. Haggard, I. Chaubey, and M. Matlock. 2007. Water quality monitoring at the War Eagle Creek Watershed, Beaver Reservoir, Arkansas. Transactions of the ASABE 50(6):2007-2016.

Miller, P. S., R. H. Mohtar, and B. A. Engel. 2007. Water quality monitoring strategies and their effects upon mass load calculation. Transactions of the ASABE 50(3):817-829.

Miller, P.S., R.H. Mohtar, and B.A. Engel. 2007. Analysis of common water quality monitoring schemes and their effects upon mass load calculation. Transactions of the ASAE 50(3):817.829.

Mizrach, A., Z. Schmilovitch, R. Korotic, J. Irudayaraj, and R. Shapira. 2007. Yeast detection in apple juice using raman spectroscopy. Transactions of ASABE 50(6):1-8.

Mohtar, R.H., T. Zhai, J.Y. Choi, B.A. Engel and J.J. Fast. 2007. Outcome-based evaluation of environmental modeling tools for classroom learning. International Journal of Engineering Education 23(4):661-671.

Pantaleoni, E., B.A. Engel, C.J. Johannsen. 2007. Identifying agricultural flood damage using Landsat imagery. Precision Agriculture 8:27-36.

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Porterfield, D.M. 2007. Measuring metabolism and biophysical flux in the tissue, cellular and sub-cellular domains: Recent developments in self-referencing amperometry for physiological sensing. Biosensors and Bioelectronics 22:1186-1196.

Rodríguez, H.G., J.H. Popp, L.A. Rivera, I. Chaubey, and B. Schaffer. 2007. Implementation of Best Management Practices under cost risk to control phosphorus pollution in a crop based watershed in Arkansas. Journal of Environmental Monitoring and Restoration 3:195-207.

Rokkam, M., M.R. Chatni, A.R. De Carlo, A. ul Haque, P.P. Irazoqui, D.M. Porterfield 2007. A high-density data acquisition system and signal pre-processor for interfacing with MEMS-based physiological sensor arrays. Review of Scientific Instruments. 78:44303-44312.

Salmi, M.L., K.E. Morris, S.J. Roux, D.M. Porterfield. 2007. Nitric oxide and cGMP signaling in calcium dependent cell polarity development of Ceratopteris richardii. Plant Physiology 144:94-104.

Saxton, G. and B. Engel. 2007. Fipronil insecticide and soil-sample handling techniques of state agencies. Environmental Forensics 8(3):283-288.

Sen1, S., B.E. Haggard, I. Chaubey, K.R. Brye, T.A. Costello, and M.D. Matlock. 2007. Sediment phosphorus release at Beaver Reservoir, northwest Arkansas, 2002-3. Air, Soil, and Water Pollution 179:67-77.

Shamsaie, A., J. Sturgisand, P. Robinson, and J. Irudayaraj. 2007. Intracellularly Grown Gold Nanoparticles (IGAuN) as Potential SERS Probes. Journal of Biomedical Optics 12(2):020502:1-3.

Srivastav, R.K., K.P. Sudheer, and I. Chaubey. 2007. A simplified approach to quantify predictive and parametric uncertainty in artificial neural network hydrologic models. Water Resources Research 43:W10407, doi:10.1029/2006RW005352.

Subramanyam, Bh., M.D. Toews, K.E. Ileleji, D.E. Maier, G.D. Thompson and T.J. Pitts. 2007. Evaluation of Spinosad as a grain protectant on three Kansas farms. Crop Protection 26:1021-1030.

Sudheer, K.P., I. Chaubey, V. Garg, and K.W. Migliaccio. 2007. Impact of time scale of calibration objective function on the performance of watershed models. Journal of Hydrological Processes 21:3409-3419. doi:10.1002/hyp.6555.

Thomas, M., B. Engel, M. Arabi, T. Zhai, R. Farnsworth, J. Frankenberger. 2007. Evaluation of nutrient management plans using an integrated modeling approach. TRANS of ASABE 23(6):747-755.

Thomas, M.A., B.A. Engel, M. Arabi, T. Zhai, R. Farnsworth, J.R. Frankenberger, 2007. Evaluation of nutrient management plans using an integrated modeling approach. Applied Engineering in Agriculture 23(6):747-755.

ul Haque, A., and D.M. Porterfield. 2007. In-silico cell electrophysiology: A step closer to high throughput drug screening. Screening-Trends in Drug Development 8(2):24-25.

ul Haque, A., Rokkam, M., De Carlo, A.R., Wereley, S.T., Wells, H.W., McLamb, W.T., S.J. Roux, P.P. Irazoqui, D.M. Porterfield. 2007. A MEMS fabricated cell electrophysiology laboratory biochip for in-silico calcium measurements. Sensors and Actuators B 123:391-399.

Veale, E., J. Irudayaraj, and A. Demirci. 2007. An on-line approach to monitor ethanol fermentation using FTIR spectroscopy. Biotechnology Progress 23(2):494-500.

Vermerris, W., A. Saballos, G. Ejeta, N. S. Mosier, M. R. Ladisch, and N. C. Carpita. 2007. Molecular breeding to enhance ethanol production from corn and sorghum stover. Crop Science 47(S3):S142-S153.

Wang, J. and Lu, C. 2007. Single molecule λ-DNA stretching studied by microfluidics and single particle tracking. Journal of Applied Physics 102:074703.

Wang, X., J. Frankenberger and E. Kladivko. 2007. Uncertainties in DRAINMOD predictions of subsurface drain flow for an Indiana silt loam using GLUE methodology. Hydrological Processes. 20(8).

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Wang, Z., Narsimhan, G. and Kim, D. 2007. characterization of the effect of food emulsifiers on contact angle and dispersibility of lipid coated neutrally buoyant particles. Lebensmittel-Wissenschaft und Technologie/Food Science and Technology on-line:19 Aug 2007.

Wang, Z.B. and Narsimhan, G. 2007. Rupture of draining foam films due to random pressure fluctuations. Langmuir 23(5):2437-2443.

Ximenes, E.A.; Dien, B.S.; Ladisch, M.R.; Mosier, N.; Cotta, M.A.; and Li, X. 2007. Enzyme production by industrially relevant fungi cultured on co-product from corn dry grind ethanol plants. Applied Biochemistry and Biotechnology 136-140:171-183.

Yu, C. and J. Irudayaraj. 2007. A multiplex biosensor using gold nanorods. Analytical Chemistry 79(2):572-579.

Yu, C. L. Varghese, and J. Irudayaraj. 2007. Surface modification of CTAB capped gold nanorods to make molecular probes. Langmuir 23:9114-9119.

Yu, C., and J. Irudayaraj. 2007. Selectivity and sensitivity kinetics of nanorod biosensors. Biophysical Journal 93:3684-3692.

Yu, C., H. Nakshatri, and J. Irudayaraj. 2007. Single cell Identity profiling using multiplex nanorods. Nano Letters 7(8):2300-2306.

Zeng, M., N. S. Mosier, C-P. Huang, D. M. Sherman, and M. R. Ladisch. 2007. Microscopic examination of changes of plant cell structure in corn stover due to cellulase activity and hot water pretreatment. Biotechnology and Bioengineering 97(2):265-278.

Department of Agricultural Economics

Books / Book Chapters

Boehlje, Michael et al., 2007. Perspectives on 21st Century Agriculture: A Tribute to Walter J. Armbruster, The Future of North America Livestock Industry: Challenges and Opportunities, A Farm Foundation Project Ronald D. Knutson, Sharron D. Knutson and David P. Ernstes (eds), Chapter 7, pp. 315-324.

Connor, John M. 2007. Effectiveness of Antitrust Sanctions on Modern International Cartels, Chapter 7. In: The Political Economy of Antitrust by Vivek Ghosal and Johan Stennek (eds). Amsterdam: North-Holland.

Connor, John M. 2007. Global Price Fixing: 2nd Updated and Revised Edition: Studies in Industrial Organization No. 26. Berlin and Heidelberg, Germany: Springer Verlag.

Connor, John M. 2007. Our Customers Are the Enemy: The Lysine Cartel of 1992-1995, Cartels (2 Volumes), Stephen W. Salant and Margaret C. Levenstein (editors). Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar.

Connor, John M. 2007. Optimal Deterrence of Private International Cartels, in Anti-Cartel Enforcement: Issues and Challenges, P. Satyanarayana Prasad (ed.). Hyderabad, India: Law Books Division, Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of India University Press.

Connor, John M. 2007. Price-Fixing Overcharges: Legal and Economic Evidence, Chapter 4, pp. 59-153 in John B. Kirkwood (editor), Volume 22 of Research in Law and Economics. Oxford, Amsterdam and San Diego: Elsevier (January 2007).

Doering III, Otto C. 2007. Passing the Torch: the Generational Transition for Nonadvocacy Public Policy. Perspectives on 21st Century Agriculture. Edit. R. Knutson, Sharron Knutson and David Ernstes. Farm Foundation, Oak Brook, IL.

Doering, O. C., C. L. Kling, J I. Nassauer, and D. Scavia. 2007. Chapter 16 - Agricultural Policy Choices. From the Corn Belt to the Gulf. J. I. Nassauer, M.V. Santelmann, and D. Scavia (eds). Resources for the Future, Washington. 185-199.

Ehmke, C., J. Fulton, J.T. Akridge, K. Erickson, S. Linton. 2007. Chapter 8 – Industry Analysis: The Five Forces, in Business Environment Analysis: An Introduction, S. Muralidaran (ed.), Icfai Books, The Icfai University Press, Hyderabad, India.

Grant, J. T. W. Hertel and T. F. Rutherford. 2007. Tariff Line Analysis of US and International Dairy Protection. In: Keijiro Otsuka and Kaliappa Kalirajan (eds.),

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Contributions of Agricultural Economics to Critical Policy Issues, Malden, MA: Blackwell, pp. 271-280.

Harris, P.E. and G.F. Patrick. 2007. Agricultural Issues, Chapter 13. In: 2007 National Income Tax School Workbook, P.E. Harris and L.E. Curry (eds.), Land Grant University Tax Education Foundation, Inc., College Station, TX:459-516.

Narayanan, G.Badri. 2007. Pollution Control by the Natural Dyes, Chapter 11. In: Ed. Nirmal Sengupta, Economic Studies of Indigenous Traditional Knowledge, Academic Foundation in association with Indian Economic Association Trust for Research Development, New Delhi, pp. 251-82.

Parsons, C. R., R. Skeldon, T. L. Walmsley, L. A. Winters. 2007. Chapter 1 - Quantifying the International Bilateral Movements of Migrant, Ozden C., and M. Schiff (eds.), International Migration Policy and Economic Development: Studies Across the Globe, World Bank and Macmillan Press, pp. 17-58.

Ramankutty, N., T. W. Hertel and H. Lee. 2007. Global Agricultural Land Use Data for Integrated Assessment Modeling, chapter 21. In: Human-Induced Climate Change, Michael Schlesinger (ed.), Cambridge University Press, U.K.

Scavia, D., J. W. Mitsch, and O. C. Doering. 2007. Chapter 15 - Improving Water Quality from the Corn Belt to the Gulf. From the Corn Belt to the Gulf. J. I. Nassauer, M.V. Santelmann, and D. Scavia (eds.), Resources for the Future, Washington. 175-184.

Winslow M., Shapiro S. and Sanders J. 2007. Policies, Institutions and Market Development to Accelerate Technological Change in the Semiarid Zones of Sub-Saharan Africa. In: Andre Bationo, Boaz Waswa, Job Kihara and Joseph Kimetu, (eds.), Advances in integrated soil fertility management in sub Saharan Africa: Challenges and opportunities.Springer, Dordrecht, the Netherlands, pp. 929-936.


Alexander, C., G. Patrick and A. Reime. 2007. New generation grain marketing contracts: How have producers’ opinions and usage changed between 2003 and 2005? Journal of Extension [On-line], 45(3):article 3FEA5.

Alexander, C., S. Conley, C. Dobbins, C. Hurt and G. Patrick. 2007. Marketing practices of Indiana soybean producers. Journal of Extension [On-line], 45(6):article 6RIB3.

Alexander, C., R.E. Goodhue, and G.C. Rausser. 2007. Do incentives for quality matter? Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics, 39(1):1-15, April. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa4051/is_/ai_n19198688?tag=artBody;col1

Alexander, C. 2007. Insect Resistance Management Plans: The Farmers’ Perspective. AgBioForum 10(1):33-43.

Balagtas, J.V. and S. Kim. 2007. Measuring the effects of generic dairy advertising in a multi-market equilibrium. American Journal of Agricultural Economics 89(4):932-946.

Balagtas, J.V., A.D. Smith, and D.A. Sumner. 2007. Effects of milk marketing order regulation on the share of fluid grade milk in the United States. American Journal of Agricultural Economics 89(4):839-851.

Boys, K., N. Li, P. Preckel, A. Schinckel, and K. Foster. 2007. Economic replacement of a heterogenous herd. American Journal of Agricultural Economics 89:24-35.

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Berg, W.K., S.M. Cunningham, S.M. Brouder, K.D. Johnson, B.C. Joern, and J. J. Volenec. 2007. The long-term impact of phosphorus and potassium fertilization on alfalfa yield and yield components. Crop Science 47:2198-2209.

Bigelow, C. A. and G. A. Hardebeck. 2007. Monthly flurprimidol applications reduce annual bluegrass populations in a creeping bentgrass fairway. Online Journ. Applied Turfgrass Science http://www.plantmanagementnetwork.com/sub/ats/research/2007/flurprimidol/

Bigelow, C. A., and K. S. Walker. 2007. Golf ball roll distance: A field exercise to explore management factors affecting putting green speed. Journal of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Education 36:112-119.

Bigelow, C.A., K. S. Walker, and G. A. Hardebeck. 2007. Single fall applications of coated urea fertilizers produce a high quality Kentucky bluegrass turf. Journal of Applied Turfgrass Science online:http://www.plantmanagementnetwork.com/sub/ats/research/2007/coated/

Bohn, T. J., D. P. Lettenmaier, K. Sathulur, L. C. Bowling, E. Podest, K. C. McDonald, and T. Friborg. 2007. Methane emissions from western Siberian wetlands: Heterogeneity and sensitivity to climate change. Environmental Research Letters 2:doi:10.1088/1748-9326/2/4/045015.

Bonafede, M., L. Kong, G. Tranquilli, H. Ohm, and J. Dubcovsky. 2007. Reduction of a Triticum monococcum chromosome segment carrying the softness genes Pina and Pinb translocated to bread wheat. Crop Science 47:821-828.

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Cofield, N., M.K. Banks, A.P. Schwab. 2007. Evaluation of hydrophobicity in PAH-contaminated soils during phytoremediation. Environmental Pollution 145:60-67.

Dooner, H. K. and C. F. Weil. 2007. Give-and-take: Interactions between DNA transposons and their host plant genomes. Current Opinion in Genetics & Development 17:486-492.

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LeRoy, A.R. and T.S. Abney. 2007. Registration of ‘CLOJ173-6-2’ and ‘CLOJ173-6-8’ soybeans. Journal of Plant Registrations 1:98-99.

Li, H., T. R. Pereira, B. J. Teppen, D. A. Laird, C. T. Johnston, and S. A. Boyd. 2007. Ionic strength-induced formation of Smectite Quasicrystals Change upon sorption of nitroaromatic compounds. Environmental Science and Technology 41(4):1251-1256.

Liu, J., L.S. Lee, L.F. Nies, C.H. Nakatsu and R.F. Turco. 2007. Biotransformation of 8:2 fluorotelomer alcohol in soil and by soil bacteria isolates. Environmental Science and Technology 42:1928-1943.

Liu, J. and L. S. Lee. 2007. Effect of perfluorocarbon chain length on solubility and sorption by soils of fluorotelomer alcohols. Environmental Science and Technology 41(15):5357-5362.

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Nakatsu, C. H. 2007. The basics and application of denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis for soil microbial community analysis. Soil Science Society of America Journal 71:562-571.

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Patton, A. J., D. v. Weisenberger, G. A. Hardebeck, Z. J. Reicher. 2007. Safety of herbicides on ‘Zenith’ zoysiagrass seedlings. Weed Technology 21:145-150.

Patton, A. J., and Z. J. Reicher. 2007. Zoysiagrass species and genotypes differ in their winter injury and freeze tolerance. Crop Science 47:1619-1627.

Patton, A. J., J. J. Volenec, and Z. J. Reicher. 2007. Stolon growth and dry matter partitioning explain differences in zoysiagrass establishment rates. Crop Science 47:1237-1245.

Patton, A. J., S. M. Cunningham, J. J. Volenec, and Z. J. Reicher. 2007. Differences in freeze tolerance of zoysiagrasses. I. Role of Proteins. Crop Science 47:2162-2169.

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Schlueter, J. A., J-Y Lin, S. D. Schlueter, I. F. Vasylenko-Sanders, S. Deshpande, J. Yi, M. Siegfried, B. A. Roe, R. T. Nelson, B. E. Scheffler, S. A. Jackson and R. C. Shoemaker. 2007. Genome duplication in soybean and the implications for whole genome sequencing. BMC Genomics 8:330.

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Wang, K. and Y. Jiang. 2007. Waterlogging tolerance of Kentucky bluegrass cultivars. HortScience 42:386-390.

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Xiao, J. and Q. Zhuang. 2007. Drought effects on large fire activity in Canadian and Alaskan forests. Environmental Research Letters 2:044003 (6 pp).

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Adedokun, S.A., C. Parsons, M. Lilburn, O. Adeola, T. J. Applegate. 2007. Effect of age, method, and location on ileal endogenous amino acid and total amino acid flows in turkey poults. Poultry Science 86:1948–1954.

Adedokun, S.A., C. Parsons, M. Lilburn, O. Adeola, T. J. Applegate. 2007. Endogenous amino acid flow in broiler chicks is affected by the age of birds and method of estimation. Poultry Science 86:2590-2597.

Adedokun, S.A., C. Parsons, M. S. Lilburn, O. Adeola, T. J. Applegate. 2007. Standardized ileal amino acid digestibility of meat and bone meal in broiler chicks and turkey poults using a nitrogen-free or casein diet. Poultry Science 86:2598-2607.

Agca, C.and S.S. Donkin. 2007. Differential expression of pyruvate carboxylase 5’UTR variants during transition to lactation. Public Library of Science 2:e1270.

Applegate, T.J. and K. Thompson. 2007. Impact of small intestinal development on turkey growth. Journal of Recent Advances in Poultry Production Vol 1.

Bennett, A. K., P. Y. Hester, and D. M. Spurlock, 2007. Relationships of a transforming growth factor ß single nucleotide polymorphism and mRNA abundance with bone and production traits in chickens. Poultry Science 86:829-834.

Bijma, P., Muir, W. A., & Van Arendonk, J. A. M. 2007. Multilevel selection 1: Quantitative genetics of inheritance and response to selection. Genetics 175:277-288.

Bijma, P., Muir, W. M., Ellen, E. D., Wolf, J. B., & Van Arendonk, J. A. M. 2007. Multilevel selection 2: Estimating the genetic parameters determining inheritance and response to selection. Genetics 175:289-299.

Bridges, G.A., L.A. Helser, D.E. Grum, M.L. Mussard, C.L. Gasser, and M.L. Day. 2008. Decreasing the interval between GnRH and PGF2α from 7 to 5 days and lengthening proestrus increases timed-AI pregnancy rates in beef cows. Theriogenology 69:843-851.

Chen, K. F., Baxter, T., Muir, W. M., Groenen, M. A., & Schook, L. B. 2007. Genetic resources, genome mapping and evolutionary genomics of the pig (Sus scrofa). International Journal of Biological Sciences 3:153-165.

Cheng, H. H., Zhang, Y., & Muir, W. M. 2007. Evidence for widespread epistatic interactions influencing Marek's disease virus viremia levels in chicken. Cytogenetic And Genome Research 117:313-318.

Cheng, H.W., and W.M. Muir. 2007. Mechanisms of aggression and production in chickens: Genetic variations in the functions of serotonin, catecholamine, and corticosterone. World’s Poultry Science Journal 63:233-254.

Daniels K.J., S.S. Donkin, S.D. Eicher, E.A. Pajor, and M.M Schutz. 2007. Prepartum milking of heifers influences future production and health. Journal of Dairy Science 90:2293-2301.

Daniels, K.J., S.S. Donkin, S.D. Eicher, E.A. Pajor, and M.M. Schutz. 2007. Effects of prepartum milking on production and health of first calf heifers. Journal of Dairy Science 90:2293-2301.

Eicher, S.D., M. Schutz, F. Kearney, S. Willard, S. Bowers, S. Gandy and K. Graves. 2007. Prepartum milking effects on parlour behaviour, endocrine and immune responses in holstein heifers. Journal of Dairy Research 74:418-425.

Ellen, E. D., Muir, W. M., Teuscher, F., & Bijma, P. 2007. Genetic improvement of traits affected by interactions among individuals: Sib selection schemes. Genetics 176:489-499.

Fahey, A. G., M. M. Schutz, D. L. Lofgren, A. P. Schinckel, and T. S. Stewart. 2007. Genotype by environment interaction for production traits while accounting for heteroscedasticity. Journal of Dairy Science 90:3889-3899.

Fahey, A.G., M.M. Schutz, D.L. Lofgren, T.S. Stewart, and A.P. Schinckel. 2007. Genotype by environment interaction for production traits while accounting for heteroscedasticity. Journal of Dairy Science 90:3889-3899.

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Gunawan, A. M., B. T. Richert, A.P. Schinckel, A. L. Grant and D. E. Gerrard. 2007. Ractopamine induces differential gene expression in porcine muscles. Journal of Animal Science 85:2115-2124.

Kalbasi, A., M. Schutz, and W. Auvermann. 2007. Carcass rendering systems for farm mortalities: A review. Journal of Environmental Engineering and Science 7:199-211.

Karcher, E.L., M. M. Pickett, G. A. Varga, and S. S. Donkin. 2007. Effect of dietary carbohydrate and monensin on expression of gluconeogenic enzymes in liver of transition dairy cows. Journal of Animal Science 85:690-699.

Koch, J.M., D.C. Lay Jr., K.A. McMunn, J.S. Moritz, and M.E. Wilson. 2007. Motivation of hens to obtain feed during a molt induced by either feed withdrawal, wheat middlings or melegestrol acetate. Poultry Science 86:614-620.

Koch, J.M., J.S. Mortiz, D.C. Lay Jr., and M.E. Wilson. 2007. Effects of melengestrol acetate as an alternative to induce molting in hens and on the expression of yolk proteins and turnover of oviductal epithelium. Animal Reproduction Science 102:14-23

Lee, K., W.L. Fodor, Z. Machaty. 2007. Dynamics of lamin A/C in porcine nuclear transfer embryos. Molecular Reproduction and Development 74:1221-1227.

Legan, E. M, H. M. White, A. M. Gaines, A.P. Schinckel and M. A. Latour. 2007. Evaluating growth and carcass changes in cull gilts fed distiller’s dried grains with solubles. Animal Science 23:612-615.

Li, H. M., Margam, V., Muir, W. M., Murdock, L. L., & Pittendrigh, B. R. 2007. Changes in Drosophila melanogaster midgut proteins in response to dietary Bowman-Birk inhibitor. Insect Molecular Biology 16:539-549.

Magnani, L. and R.A. Cabot. 2007. Developmental arrest is induced when the chromatin remodeling protein SMARCA2 in overexpressed in cleavage stage porcine embryos. Molecular Reproduction and Development 74(10):1262-1272.

Magnani, L., K. Lee, W. Fodor, Z. Machaty and R.A. Cabot. 2007. Developmental capacity of porcine nuclear transfer embryos correlate with levels of chromatin remodeling transcripts in donor cells. Molecular Reproduction and Development 75(5):766-776.

Muir, W. M. 2007. Genomic selection, accuracy and comparisons with traditional BLUP under alternative marker density and generations of training. Journal of Animal Breeding and Genetics 6:342-355.

Nanassy, L., A. Javor, Z. Machaty. 2007. Changes in MPF and MAPK activities in porcine oocytes activated by different methods. Theriogenology 68:146-152.

Pang, Y., and T.J. Applegate. 2007. Effects of dietary copper supplementation and copper source on digesta pH, calcium, zinc and copper complex size in the gastrointestinal tract of broiler chickens. Poultry Science 86:531-537.

Schinckel, A. P. , M. E. Einstein, K. Foster and B. A. Craig. 2007. Evaluation of the impact of errors in the measurement of backfat on the prediction of fat free lean mass. Journal of Animal Science 85:2031-2042.

Schinckel. A. P., R. Cabrera, R. D. Boyd, S. Jungst, C. Boocher, M. Johnson and M. E. Einstein. 2007. Impact of birth and body weight at 20 days on the postweaning growth of pigs with different weaning management. Animal Science 23:197-210.

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Toscano, M.J., D.C. Lay, Jr., B.A. Craig, and E.A. Pajor. 2007. Assessing the adaptation of swine to 57 hours of feed deprivation in terms of behavioral and physiological responses. Journal of Animal Science 85:441-451.

Toscano, M.J., T.J. Stable, S.M.D. Bearson, B.L. Bearson, and D.C. Lay, Jr. 2007. Cultivation of Salmonella enterica serovar Typhimurium in a norepinephrine-containing medium alters in vivo tissue prevalence in swine. Journal of Experimental Animal Science 43(4):329-338.

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Wagler, S.E., Rusk, C.P., Blomeke, C.R., Richert, B.T., Latour, M.A., & Talbert, B.A. 2007. An evaluation of attitude change by participation in an elementary educational swine curriculum. NACTA Journal. 51(3). pp. 38-43

Walsh, M.C., K. L. Saddoris, D. M. Sholly, R. B. Hinson, A. L. Sutton, T. J. Applegate, B. T. Richert, J. S. Radcliffe. 2007. A comparison of administration routes of direct fed microbials to nursery pigs, and the effects on growth performance and gut health. Livestock Science 108:254-257

Wu, W., W. Powers, S. Bastyr, T.J. Applegate, C. Hale, III, and R. Angel. 2007. Nutrient retention and mass balance in laying hens fed a commercial or acidifying diet. Poultry Science 86:684-690.

Wu, W., W. Powers, S. Bastyr, T.J. Applegate, C. Hale, III, and R. Angel. 2007. Effect of an acidifying diet combined with zeolite and slight crude protein reduction on air emissions from laying hens of different ages. Poultry Science 86:175-181

Zhai, W., S. L. Neuman, M. A. Latour, and P. Y. Hester, 2007. The effect of dietary L-carnitine on semen traits of White Leghorns. Poultry Science 86:2228-2235.

Department of Biochemistry


Altaf, M., R.T. Utley, N. Lacoste, S. Tan, S.D. Briggs and J. Cote. 2007. Interplay of chromatin modifiers on a short basic patch of histone H4 tail defines the boundary of telomeric heterochromatin. Molecular Cell 28:1002-1014.

Bender, L.B., J. Suh, C.R. Carroll, Y. Fong, I.M. Fingerman, S.D. Briggs, R. Cao, Y. Zhang, V. Reinke and S. Strome. 2007. MES-4: An autosome-associated histone methyltransferase that participates in silencing the X chromosomes in the C. elegans germ line. Development 133:3907-3917.

Bodenmiller, B., L.N. Mueller, P.G.A. Pedrioli, D. Pflieger, M.A. Jünger, J.K. Eng, R. Aebersold and W.A. Tao. 2007. An integrated chemical, mass spectrometric and computational strategy for (quantitative) phosphoproteomics: Application to Drosophila melanogaster Kc167 cells. Molecular Biosystems 3:275-286.

Chapple, C. and M.M. Campbell. 2007. Factors impacting plant productivity. Current Opinions in Plant Biology 10:217-219.

Chapple, C., M. Ladisch and R. Meilan. 2007. Loosening lignin’s grip on biofuel production. Nature Biotechnology 25:746-748.

Cohen-Freue, G., T. Holzer, J.D. Forney and W.R. McMaster. 2007. Global gene expression in Leishmania. International Journal for Parasitology 37:1077-1086.

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Enoksson, M., J. Li, M.M. Ivancic, J.C. Timmer, E. Wildfang, A. Eroshkin, G.S. Salvesen and W.A. Tao. 2007. Identification of proteolytic cleavage sites by quantitative proteomics. Journal of Proteome Research 6(7):2850-2858.

Fingerman, I.M., H-C Li and S.D. Briggs. 2007. A charebased interaction between histone H4 and Dot1 is required for H3K79 methylation and telomere silencing: Identification of a new trans-histone pathway. Genes & Development 21:2018-2029.

Fraser, C.M., M.G. Thompson, A.M. Shirley, J. Ralph, J.A. Schoenherr, T. Sinlapadech, M.C. Hall and C. Chapple. 2007. Related Arabidopsis serine carboxypeptidase-like sinapoylglucose acyltransferases display distinct but overlapping substrate specificities. Plant Physiology 144:1986-1999.

Gimble, F.S. 2007. Engineering homing endonucleases to modify complex genomes. Gene Therapy and Regulation 3(1):33-50.

Gong, B., J.-H. Chen, E. Chase, D.M. Chadalavada, R. Yajima, B.L. Golden, P.C. Bevilacqua and P.R. Carey. 2007. Direct measurement of a pKa near neutrality for the catalytic cytosine in the genomic HDV ribozyme using raman crystallography. Journal of the American Chemical Society 129:13335-13342.

Guo, M., J. Galan and A. Tao. 2007. A novel quantitative proteomics reagent based on soluble nanopolymers. Chemical Communications 1251-1253.

Guo, M., J. Galan and W.A. Tao. 2007. Soluble nanopolymer-based phosphoproteomics for studying protein phosphatase. Methods 42:289-297.

He, X.C., T. Yin, J.C. Grindley, Q. Tian, T. Sato, W.A. Tao, R. Dirisina, K.S. Porter-Westpfahl, M. Hembree, T. Johnson, L.M. Wiedemann, T.A. Barrett, L. Hood, H. Wu, and L. Li. 2007. PTEN-deficient intestinal stem cells initiate intestinal polyposis. Nature Genetics 39(2):189-198.

Hink, U, A. Daiber, N. Kayhan, J. Trischler, C. Kraatz, M. Oelze, H. Mollnau, P. Wenzel, C.F. Vahl, K.K. Ho, H. Weiner and T Munzel. 2007. Oxidative inhibition of the mitochondrial aldehyde dehydrogenase promotes nitroglycerin tolerance in human blood vessels. Journal of the American College of Cardiology 50:2226-2232.

Jang, J., D. Akin, K.S. Lim, S. Broyles, M.R. Ladisch, R. Bashir. 2007. Capture of airborne nanoparticles in swirling flows using non-uniform electrostatic fields for bio-sensor applications. Sensors and Actuators B:Chemical 121:560-566.

Krogmann, D.W., B. Pérez-Gómez, E.B. Gutiérrez-Cirlos, A. Chagolla-López, L. González de la Vara and C. Gómez-Lojero. 2007. The presence of multidomain linkers determines the bundle-shape structure of the phycobilisome of the cyanobacterium Gloeobacter violaceus PCC 7421. Photosynthesis Research 93:27-43.

Laribee, R.N., Y. Shibata, D.P. Mersman, S.R. Collins, P. Kemmeren, A. Roguev, J.S. Weissman, S.D. Briggs, N.J. Krogan and B.D. Strahl. 2007. CCR4/NOT complex associates with the proteasome and regulates histone methylation. PNAS 104:5836-5841.

Liu, X. and R. Erikson. 2007. The nuclear localization signal of mitotic kinesin-like protein Mklp-1: Effect on Mklp-1 function during cytokinesis. Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications 353:960-964.

Mukhopadhyay, A. and H. Weiner. 2007. Delivery of drugs and macromolecules to mitochondria. Advanced Drug Delivery Reviews 59:729-738.

Mukhopadhyay, A., C. Yang, B. Wei and H. Weiner. 2007. Precursor protein is readily degraded in mitochondrial matrix space if the leader is not processed by mitochondrial processing peptidase. Journal of Biological Chemistry 282 (51):37266-37275.

Shi, X., I. Kachirskaia , K.L. Walter, J.H. Kuo, A. Lake, F. Davrazou, S.M. Chan, D.G. Martin, I.M. Fingerman, S.D. Briggs, L. Howe, P.J. Utz, T. G. Kutateladze, A.A. Lugovskoy, M.T. Bedford and O. Gozani. 2007. Proteome-wide analysis in Saccharomyes cerevisiae identifies several PHD fingers as novel direct and selective binding modules of histone H3 methylated at either lysine 4 or lysine 36. Journal of Biological Chemistry 282:2450-2455.

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Sinlapadech, T., J. Stout, M.O. Ruegger, M. Deak and C. Chapple. 2007. The hyper-fluorescent trichome phenotype of the brt1 mutant of Arabidopsis is the result of a defect in a sinapic acid: UDPG glucosyltransferase. Plant Journal 49:655-668.

Song, Y., N. Talaty, W.A. Tao, Z. Pan and R. G. Cooks. 2007. Rapid ambient mass spectrometric profiling of intact, untreated bacteria using desorption electrospray ionization. Chemical Communications 61-63.

Tao, W.A. 2007. Soluble polymer-based isotopic labeling (SoPIL): a new strategy to discover protein biomarkers? Expert Reviews of Proteomics 4(5):603-607.

Timmer, J.C., M. Enoksson, E. Wildfang, W. Zhu, Y. Igarashi, J.B. Denault, Y. Ma, B. Dummitt, Y.H. Chang, A.E. Mast, A. Eroshkin, J.W. Smith, W.A. Tao and G.S. Salvesen. 2007. Profiling constitutive proteolytic events in vivo. Biochemical Journal 407(1):41-48.

Zhou, F., J. Galan, R.L. Geahlen and W.A. Tao. 2007. A novel quantitative proteomics strategy to study phosphorylation-dependent peptide-protein interactions. Journal of Proteome Research 6(1):133-140.

Department of Botany & Plant Pathology


Armstrong, J. J., R. Dirks, and K. D. Gibson. 2007. The use of early season multispectral images for weed detection in corn (Zea mays). Weed Technology 21:857-862.

Beckerman J. 2007. Preventing winter salt damage. Indiana Nursery and Landscape News 67:22-26.

Beckerman, J. 2007. Proactive approach fights downy mildew best. American Nurseryman 205:12-14.

Beckerman, J. 2007. Those irresistible crabs. Indiana Nursery and Landscape News 67:24-28.

Bluhm, B. H., X. Zhou, J. E. Flaherty, J.-R. Xu, and L. D. Dunkle. 2007. RAS2 regulates growth and pathogenesis in Fusarium graminearum. Molecular Plant-Microbe Interactions 20:627-636.

Creech, J. E., J. B. Santini, S. P. Conley, A.Westphal, and W. G. Johnson. 2007. Purple deadnettle (Lamium purpureum) and soybean cyst nematode (Heterodera glycines) response to cold temperature regimes. Weed Science 55:592-598.

Cui, X., Fan, B., Schoelz, J., and Chen, Z. 2007 Roles of Arabidopsis Cyclin-dependent kinase C complexes in CaMV infection, plant growth and development. Plant Cell 19:1388-1402.

Cuomo, C., Güldener, U., Xu, J. -R, 41 other co-authors, and Kistler, H. C. 2007. The genome sequence of Fusarium graminearum reveals localized diversity and pathogen specialization. Science 317:1402-1405.

Davis, V. M., K. D. Gibson, T. T. Bauman, S. C. Weller, and W. G. Johnson. 2007. Influence of weed management practices and crop rotation on glyphosate-resistant horseweed population dynamics and crop yield. Weed Science 55:508-516.

Flaherty, K. W., H. L. Walker, C. H. Britton, and C. A. Lembi. 2007. Response of Cylindrospermopsis raciborskii and Pseudanabaena limnetica to a potential biological control agent, bacterium SG-3 (Lysobacter cf. brunescens). Journal of Lake and Reservoir Management 23:255-263.

Goodwin, S. B., T. A. J. van der Lee, J. R. Cavaletto, B. te Lintel Hekkert, C. F. Crane, and G. H. J. Kema. 2007. Identification and genetic mapping of highly polymorphic microsatellite loci from an EST database of the septoria tritici blotch pathogen Mycosphaerella graminicola. Fungal Genetics and Biology 44:398-414.

Hirano, K. J. A. Banks +12 others. 2007. The GA perception mechanism mediated by the GID1/DELLA system is conserved in the lycophyte Selaginella moellendorffii but not in the bryophyte Physcomitrella patens. Plant Cell 19:3058-3079.

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Ileleji, K. E., Maier, D. E. and Woloshuk, C. P. 2007. Evaluation of different temperature management strategies for suppression of Sitophilus zeamais (Motschulsky) in stored maize. Journal of Stored Products Research 43:480-488.

Johnson, W. G., E. J. Ott, K. D. Gibson, R. L. Nielsen, and T. T. Bauman. 2007. Influence of nitrogen application timing on low density giant ragweed (Ambrosia trifida L.) interference in corn (Zea mays L.). Weed Technology 21:763-767.

Johnson, W. G., K. D. Gibson, and S.P. Conley. 2007. Does weed size really matter? An Indiana grower perspective about weed control timing. Weed Technology 21:542-546.

Kemmerling, B., Schwedt, A., Rodriguez, P., Mazzotta, S., Frank, M., Qamar, S., Mengiste, T., Betsuyaku, S. Parker, J., Müssig, C., Thomma, B.P., Albrecht, C., de Vries, S.C., Hirt, H., Nürnberger T. 2007. The BRI1-Associated Kinase 1, BAK1, has a brassinolide-independent role in plant cell-death control. Current Biology 17(13):1116-1122

Kim, Y.-H., Woloshuk, C. P., Cho, E. H., Bae, J. M., Song, Y.-S. and Huh, G.-H. 2007. Cloning and functional expression of the gene encoding an inhibitor against Aspergillus flavus a-amylase, a novel seed lectin from Lablab purpureus (Dolichos lablab). Plant Cell Reports 26:395-405.

Leroy, A. R. and Abney, T. S. 2007. Registration of ‘CL0J173-6-2’ and ‘CL0J173-6-8’ soybean germplasm lines. Journal of Plant Registration 1:1-2.

Li, L., Ding, S., Orbach, M., Sharon, A., and Xu, J.-R. 2007. A novel nuclear protein MIR1 is highly up-regulated during infectious hyphal growth in the rice blast fungus. Molecular Plant-Microbe Interactions 20:448-458.

Luo, Z., and Chen, Z. 2007. Improperly terminated, unpolyadenylated mRNA of sense transgenes is targeted by RDR6-mediated RNA silencing in Arabidopsis. Plant Cell 19:943-958.

Martyn, R. D. 2007. Late-season vine declines of melons: Pathological, cultural, or both? Acta Horticulturae 731:345-356

McCann, M. C., Defernez, M., Urbanowicz, B. R., Tewari, J. C., Langewisch, T., Olek, A., Wells, B., Wilson, R. H., and N. C. Carpita. 2007 Characterization of dynamic alterations in cell wall architecture during maize coleoptile growth by Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy. Plant Physiology 143:1314-1326.

Mebrahtu, T., Devine, T. E., Donald, P. A., and Abney, T. S. 2007. Registration of ‘Owens’ vegetable soybean. Journal of Plant Registration 1:95-96.

Nagy, E. D., T. C Lee, W. Ramakrishna, Z. Xu, P.E. Klein, P. SanMiguel, C. P. Cheng, J. Li, K. M. Devos, K. Schertz, L. Dunkle, and J. L. Bennetzen. 2007. Fine mapping of the Pc locus of Sorghum bicolor, a gene controlling the reaction to a fungal pathogen and its host-selective toxin. Theoretical and Applied Genetics. 114:961-970.

Ott, E. J. C. K. Gerber, D. B. Harder, C. L. Sprague, and W. G. Johnson. 2007. Prevalence and influence of stalk boring insects on glyphosate activity on Indiana and Michigan giant ragweed (Ambrosia trifida). Weed Technology 21:526-53.

Sindhu, A., Langewisch, T., Olek, A., Multani, D. S., McCann, M. C., Vermerris, W., Carpita, N. C., and G. Johal. 2007 Maize Brittle stalk2 encodes a COBRA-like protein expressed in early organ development but required for tissue flexibility at maturity. Plant Physiology 145:1444-1459.

Smith, C. A., Woloshuk, C. P., Robertson, D., and Payne, G. A. 2007. Silencing of the aflatoxin gene cluster in a diploid strain of Aspergillus flavus is suppressed by ectopic aflR expression. Genetics 176:2077-2086.

Spencer, D. and C. A. Lembi. 2007. Evaluation of barley straw as an alternative algal control method in northern California rice fields. Journal of Aquatic Plant Management 45:84-90.

Tsai, W.-T., Mason, L. J., and Woloshuk, C. P. 2007. Effect of three stored-grain fungi on the development of Typhaea stercorea. Journal of Stored Products Research 43:129-133.

Vermerris, W., Saballos, A., Ejeta, G., Mosier, N.S., Ladisch, M.R., and N. C. Carpita. 2007 Molecular breeding to enhance ethanol production from corn and sorghum stover. Crop Science 47:S142-S153.

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Ware, S. B., E. C.P. Verstappen, J. Breeden, J. R. Cavaletto, S. B. Goodwin, C. Waalwijk, P. W. Crous, and G. H. J. Kema. 2007. Discovery of a functional Mycosphaerella teleomorph in the presumed asexual barley pathogen Septoria passerinii. Fungal Genetics and Biology 44:389-397.

Weber, J. and K. D. Gibson. 2007. Exotic plant species in old-growth forest in Indiana. Weed Science 55:299-304.

Xu, J. -R., Zhao, X., and Dean, R. A. 2007. From genes to genomes; a new paradigm for studying fungal pathogenesis in Magnaporthe oryzae. Advances in Genetics (Fungal Genomics) 57:175-218.

Zanis, M. J. 2007. Grass spikelet genetics and duplicate gene comparisons. International Journal of Plant Sciences 168:93-110.

Zhao, X., and Xu, J.-R. 2007. A highly-conserved MAPK-docking site in Mst7 is essential for Pmk1 activation in Magnaporthe grisea. Molecular Microbiology 63:881–894.

Zhao, X., Mehrabi, R., and Xu, J.-R. 2007. MAP kinase pathways and fungal pathogenesis. Eukaryotic Cell. 10:1701-1714.

Department of Entomology


Benavides, P., J.J. Stuart, F.E. Vega, J. Romero-Severson, and A.E. Bustillo, Biogeografía y aspectos genéticos de la broca del café Hypothenemus hampei, in ANAIS - Maejo da Broca-Do-Café Workshop Internacional, Á. Néri, Editor. 2007.

Bennett, G.W., Book Preface - Perspective in urban insect pest management in Malaysia, by C.Y. Lee. 2007.

Hunt, G.J., D. Schlipalius, and P.R. Ebert, The Honeybee, in Genome Mapping and Genomics in Animals, Insects. 2007, Springer: New York.

Oseto, C.Y. Laboratory Manual in General Entomology. 2007, Dubuque, IA: Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company. 102.

Oseto, C.Y. Insect Activity Manual. 2007. Dubuque, IA: Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company. 360.

Pittendrigh, B., J.E. Huesing, L. Sun, V. Margam, and P. Gaffney. Negative Cross Resistance: Past present and potential for the future. In: Insect Restistance Management, D. Onstad, Editor. 2007.

Pittendrigh, B.R., V. Margam, L. Sun, and J.E. Huesing, Restistance in the post-genomics era. In: Insect Resistance Management, D. Onstad, Editor. 2007.

Stuart, J.J., M.O. Harris, and M.S. Chen, Hessian fly, in Genome Mapping in Animals, C. Kole and W. Hunter, Editors. 2007.

Ulman, A.J., J.J. Stuart, and C.A. Hill, Tick genomics and mapping. In: Genome Mapping in Animals, C. Kole and W. Hunter, Editors. 2007.

Yaninek, J.S., Classical biological control of the cassava green mite in Africa: overcoming challenges to implementation, in Biological Control: A Global Perspective, C. Vincent, M. Goettel, and G. Lazarovits, Editors. 2007, CAB International Publisher: UK. p. 28-37.


Brady, V.J., J.J.H. Ciborowski, L.B. Johnson, N.P. Danz, J.D. Holland, D.H. Breneman, and J.P. Gathman. 2007. Optimizing fishing time: one vs. two-night fyke net sets in Great Lakes coastal systems. Journal of Great Lakes Research 33(3): 236-244.

Buczkowski, G. and G.W. Bennett. 2007., Protein marking reveals predation on termites by the woodland ant, Aphaenogaster rudis. Insectes Sociaux 54: 219-224.

Buczkowski, G., C. Wang, and G. Bennett. 2007. Immunomarking reveals food flow and feeding relationships in the eastern subterranean termite, Reticulitermes flavipes (Kollar). Environmental Entomology 36(1): 173-182.

Buczkowski, G., G.W. Bennett, and C.W. Scherer. 2007., Successful invaders. Pest Control Technology 37(6): 78, 80, 82, 84.

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Butler, C.D. and R.J. O’Neil. 2007., Life history characteristics of Orius insidiosus (Say) fed Aphis glycines Matsumura. Biological Control 40: 333-338.

Butler, C.D. and R.J. O'Neil. 2007., Life history characteristics of Orius insidiosus (Say) fed diets of soybean aphid, Aphis glycines Matsumura and soybean thrips, Neohydatothrips variabilis (Beach). Biological Control : Theory and Application in Pest Management 40(3): 339-346.

Creech, J.E., A. Westphal, V.R. Ferris, J. Faghihi, T.J. Vyn, J.B. Santini, and W.O. Johnson. 2007., Influence of winter annual weed management and crop rotation on soybean cyst nematode (Heterodera glycines) and winter annual weeds. Weed Science 56: 103-111.

Creech, J.E., J. Faghihi, V.R. Ferris, A. Westphal, and W.G. Johnson. 2007. Influence of intraspecific henbit (Lamium amplexicaule) and purple deadnettle (Lamium purpureum) competition on soybean cyst nematode (Heterodera glycines) reproduction. Weed Science 55: 665-670.

Creech, J.E., J.S. Webb, B.G. Young, J.P. Bond, S.K. Harrison, V.R. Ferris, J. Faghihi, A. Westphal, and W.G. Johnson. 2007. Development of soybean cyst nematode (Heterodera glycines) on henbit (Lamium amplexicaule) and purple deadnettle (Lamium purpureum). Weed Technology 21: 1064-1070.

DeWalt, R.E., L.M. Jacobus, and W.P. McCafferty. 2007. Summer Ephemeroptera, Plecoptera, and Trichoptera from southwestern drainages in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, with additional Ephemeroptera records. Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Washington 109(1): 136-154.

Faghihi, J., R. Vierling, and V.R. Ferris. 2007. Effect of selected fungicides on development of soybean cyst nematode. Nematropica 37(2): 259-265.

Faghihi, J., S.P. Conley, and V.R. Ferris. 2007. Field reaction of selected resistant soybean germplasm toward SDS. Journal of Nematology 39(1): 76.

Geraci, N.S., J.S. Johnston, J.P. Robinson, S.K. Wikel, and C.A. Hill. 2007. Variation in genome size of ixodid and argasid ticks. Insect Biochemistry and Molecular Biology 37: 399-408.

Gibb, T.J. and C.M.F. Pierce. 2007. A synopsis of insect activity in Indiana during 2005. Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science 116(1): 42-49.

Ginzel, M.D., J.C. Bearfield, K. C.I, C.C. McCormack, G.J. Blomquist, and C. Tittiger. 2007. Antennally-mediated negative feedback regulation of pheromone production in the pine engravaer, Ips pini. Naturwissenschaften 94: 61-64.

Giovanini, M.P., K.D. Saltzmann, D.P. Puthoff, M. Gonzalo, H.W. Ohm, and C.E. Williams. 2007. A novel wheat gene encoding a putative chitin-binding lectin is associated with resistance against Hessian fly. Molecular Plant Pathology 8(1): 69-82.

Hamilton, R.M., R.E. Foster, T.J. Gibb, C.S. Sadof, J.D. Holland, and B.A. Engel. 2007. Distribution and dynamics of Japanese beetles along the Indianapolis Airport perimeter and the influence of land use on trap catch. Environmental Entomology 36(2): 287-296.

Holland, J.D. 2007. Sensitivity of Cerambycid biodiversity indicators to definition of high diversity. Biodiversity and Conservation 16: 2599-2609.

Hong-Mei, L., G. Buczkowski, O. Mittapalli, J. Xie, J. Wu, R. Westerman, B. Schemerhorn, L. Murdock, and B.R. Pittendrigh. 2007. Transcriptomic profile of Drosophila melanogaster third-instar larval midgut. Insect Molecular Biology 17(4): 325-339.

Hunt, G. 2007. Bee Culture. HAS 2007 135: 40-41. Hunt, G.J. 2007. Flight and fight: A comparative view of the neurophysiology and genetics

of honey bee defensive behavior. Journal of Insect Physiology 53(5): 399-410. Hunt, G.J., G.V. Amdam, D. Schlipalius, C. Emore, N. Sardesai, C.E. Williams, O. Rueppell,

E. Guzman-Novoa, M. Arechavaleta-Velasco, S. Chandra, M.K. Fondrk, M. Beye, and R.E. Page, Jr. 2007. Behavioral genomics of honeybee foraging and nest defense. Naturwissenschaften 94(4): 247-267.

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Igrc Barčić, J., R. Bažok, C.R. Edwards, and T. Kos. 2007. Western corn rootworm adult movement and possible egg laying in fields bordering maize. Journal of Applied Entomology131(6): 400-405.

Jacobus, L.M. and W.P. McCafferty. 2007. Reinstatement of Serratella serratoides (McDunnough) and status of Ephemerella molita McDunnough (Ephemeroptera: Ephemerellidae). Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Washington 109: 730-732.

Krupke, C., R. Prasad, and C. Anelli. 2007. A noisy response to a silent spring: Entomology’s response to Rachel Carson. American Entomologist 53: 16-25.

Kuruganti, S., V. Lam, X.G. Zhou, G. Bennett, B.R. Pittendrigh, and R. Ganguly. 2007. High expression of Cyp6g1, a cytochrome P450 gene, does not necessarily confer DDT resistance in Drosophila melanogaster. Gene 388(1/2): 43-53.

Lawson, D., P. Atkinson, M. Hammond, R. Bruggner, R. MacCallum, S. Redmond, K. Megy, N. Besansky, E. Dialynas, C. Hill, K. Campbell, D. Emmert, S. Russo, G. Christophides, E. Birney, W. Gelbart, C. Louis, F. Kafatos, D. Severson, and F. Collins. 2007. VectorBase: A home for invertebrate vectors of human pathogens. Nucleic Acids Research 35: D503-D505.

Li, S., L. Sun, C.Y. Oseto, and V.R. Ferris. 2007. Phylogenetic analyses and a method for rapid molecular diagnosis of two sunflower seed weevils (Coleoptera: Curculionidae: Smicronyx). Annals of the Entomological Society of America 100: 649-654.

Liu, X., J. Bai, L. Zhu, L. Huang, L. Liu, X. Liu, N. Weng, J.C. Reese, M. Harris, J.J. Stuart, and M.S. Chen. 2007. Gene expression of different wheat genotypes during attack by virulent and avirulent Hessian Fly (Mayetiola destructor) Larvae. Journal of Chemical Ecology 33: 2171-2194.

Lugo-Oritz, C.R. and W.P. McCafferty. 2007. Kivuiops: a new name for a generic homonym of Afrotropical Baetidae (Ephemeroptera). Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Washington 109: 739.

McCafferty, W.P. and M.D. Meyer. 2007. An extreme range extension and disjunction for the Ephemeroptera family Potamanthidae in North America. Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Washington 109: 738-739.

McCafferty, W.P. and M.D. Meyer. 2007. Confirmation data for three species of mayflies in the state of Washington (Ephemeroptera: Ephemerelllidae, Ephemeridae, Heptageniidae). Entomological News 118: 523-524.

McCafferty, W.P. and M.D. Meyer. 2007. Insecta, Ephemeroptera: Transcontinental range extensions in western North America. Check List 3(1): 51-54.

McCafferty, W.P. and R.L. Newell. 2007. Insecta, Ephemeroptera: Range extensions and new state records from far western Montana, USA. Check List 3(3): 260-266.

McCafferty, W.P. 2007. Mayflies (Insecta: Ephemeroptera) of Yellowstone National Park, U.S.A. Check List 3(1): 4-8.

McCafferty, W.P. 2007. Moribaetis mimbresaurus, new species: first representative of the genus north of Mexico (Ephemeroptera:Baetidae). Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Washington 109: 696-699.

McCafferty, W.P. 2007. Orthography and distribution of Paraleptophelia packii (Ephemeroptera: Leptophlebiidae) in western North America. Entomological News 118: 311-312.

McCafferty, W.P. 2007. Revalidation of Fallceon sonora (Allen and Murvosh), n. comb. (Ephemeroptera: Baetidae). Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Washington 109(1): 259-260.

McCafferty, W.P. 2007. Two new species synonyms in North America Baetis Leach (Ephemeroptera:Baetidae). Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Washington 109: 736-737.

Meyer, M.D. and W.P. McCafferty. 2007. Mayflies (Ephemeroptera) of the far western United States. Part I: Washington. Transactions of the American Entomological Society 133: p. 21-63.

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Meyer, M.D. and W.P. McCafferty. 2007. Mayflies (Ephemeroptera) of the far western United States. Part II: Oregon. Transactions of the American Entomological Society 133: 65-114.

Mittapalli, O., J.J. Neal, and R.H. Shukle. 2007. Antioxidant defense response in a galling insect. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 104(6): 1889-1894.

Mittapalli, O., J.J. Neal, and R.H. Shukle. 2007. Tissue and life stage specificity of glutathione S-transferase expression in the Hessian fly, Mayetiola destructor: Implications for resistance to host allelochemicals. Journal of Insect Science 7.

Mittapalli, O., N. Sardesai, and R.H. Shukle. 2007. cDNA cloning and transcriptional expression of a peritrophin-like gene in the Hessian fly, Mayetiola destructor [Say]. Archives of Insect Biochemistry and Physiology 64(1): 19-29.

Moraes, G.J.d., I.D. Zannou, E.A. Ueckermann, A.R. Oliveira, J.S. Yaninek, and R. Hanna. 2007. Amblyseiini of the subtribes Arrenoseiina and Proprioseiopsina and Typhlodromipsini (Acari: Phytoseiidae) from sub-Saharan Africa. Zootaxa 1448: 1-39.

Nene, V.M., J. Wortman, D. Lawson, B. Haas, C. Kodira, Z. Tu, B. Loftus, Z. Xi, K. Megy, M. Gebherr, Y. Zdobnov, N.F. Lobo, K. Campbell, S. Brown, M. Bonalso, J. Zhu, S. Sinkes, D. Hogenkamp, P. Amedo, P. Arensburger, P. Atkinson, S. Bidwell, J. Biedler, E. Birney, R. Bruggner, J. Costas, M. Coy, J. Crabtree, M. Crawford, B. deBruyn, D. deCaprio, K. Eiglmeier, E. Eisenstadt, H. El-Dorry, W. Gelbart, S. Gomes, M. Hammond, L. Hannick, J. Hogan, M. Holmes, D. Jaffe, R. Kennedy, H. Koo, S. Kravitz, E. Kriventseva, D. Kulp, K. LaButti, E. Lee, S. Li, D. Lovin, C. Mao, E. Mauceli, C. Menck, J. Miller, P. Montgommery, A. Mori, A. Nascimento, H. Naviera, C. Nusbaum, S. O'Leary, J. Orvis, M. Pertea, H. Quesneville, K. Reidenbach, Y.-H. Rogers, C. Roth, J. Schneider, M. Schatz, M. Shumway, M. Stanke, E. Stinson, J. Tubio, J.P. Van Zee, S. Verjovski-Almeida, D. Werner, O. White, S. Wyder, Q. Zeng, Q. Zhao, C.A. Hill, A. Raikhel, M. Soares, D. Knudson, N. Lee, S. Salzberg, I. Paulsenn, G. Dimopoulos, F. Collins, B. Birren, C. Fraser-Ligget, and D. Severson. 2007. Genome sequence of Aedes aegypti, a major arbovirus vector. Science 316: 1718-1723.

Parker, C.R., O.S. Flint, L.M. Jacobus, B.C. Kondratieff, W.P. McCafferty, and J.C. Morse. 2007. Ephemeroptera, Plecoptera, Megaloptera, and Trichoptera of Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Southeastern Naturalist, Special Issue 1: 159-174.

Patel, A., M.K. Fondrk, O. Kaftanoglu, C. Emore, G. Hunt, K. Frederick, and G.V. Amdam. 2007. The making of a queen: TOR pathway is a key player in diphenic caste development. PLOS One 2:e509.

Ragsdale, D.W., B.P. McCornack, R. Venette, B.D. Potter, I.V. MacRae, E.W. Hodgson, M.E. O’Neil, K.D. Johnson, R.J. O’Neil, C.D. Difonzo, T.E. Hunt, P. Glogoza, and E.M. Cullen. 2007. Economic threshold for Soybean aphid (Homoptera: Aphididae). Journal of Economic Entomology 100(4): 1258-1267.

Shukle, R.H., M. Yoshiyama, P.K. Morton, and B.J. Schemerhorn. 2007. Tissue and developmental expression of a gene from Hessian fly encoding an ABC-active-transporter protein during interacations in wheat: Implications for Malpighian tubule function during interaction with wheat. Journal of Insect Physiology 54: 146-154.

Tarver, M.R., R.E. Shade, R.H. Shukle, W.J. Moar, W.M. Muir, L.M. Murdock, and B.R. Pittendrigh. 2007. Pyramiding of insecticidal compounds for control of the cowpea bruchid (Callosobruchus maculatus F.). Pest Management Science 63(5): 440-446.

Tsai, W.T., L.J. Mason, and C.P. Woloshuk. 2007. Effect of three stored-grain fungi on the development of Typhaea stercorea. Journal of Stored Products Research 43(2): 129-133.

Ueckermann, E.A., I.D. Zannou, G.J.D. Moraes, A.R. Oliveira, R. Hanna, and J.S. Yaninek. 2007. Phytoseiid mites of the subtribe Phytoseiinae (Acari: Phytoseiidae) from sub-Saharan Africa. Zootaxa 1658: 1-20.

Van Zee, J.P., N.S. Geraci, F.D. Guerrero, S.K. Wikel, J.J. Stuart, V.M. Nene, and C.A. Hill. 2007. Looking to the future of tick genomics: Insights from the Ixodes genome project. International Journal of Parasitology 37(12):1297-1305.

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Vitullo, J.M. and C.S. Sadof. 2007. Effects of pesticide applications and cultural control on efficacy of control for adult Japanese Beetles (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae) on Roses. Journal of Economic Entomology 100:95-102.

Vitullo, J.M. and C.S. Sadof. 2007. Efficacy of Soil and foliar-applied azadirachtin in combination with and in comparison to soil-applied imidacloprid and foliar-applied carbaryl against Japanese Beetles on roses. HortTechnology 17:316-321.

Wang, C., G.W. Bennett, and C. Scherer. 2007. Maximizing cockroach control with baits. Pest Control Technology 35(7):126, 128.

Wang, C.L., X. Zhou, S.J. Li, M. Schwinghammer, and G.W. Bennett. 2007. Survey and identification of termites in Indiana. Annals of the Entomological Society of America

Webb, J.M. and W.P. McCafferty. 2007. A new genus and species of Heptageniidae (Ephemeroptera) from Borneo, with revisions to the classification of Ecdyonurinae. Zootaxa 1478:41-48.

Webb, J.M., L. Sun, W.P. McCafferty, and V.R. Ferris. 2007. A new species and new synonym in Heptagenia Walsh (Ephemeroptera: Heptageniidae: Heptageniinae) based on molecular and morphological evidence. Journal of Insect Science 7(63):1-16.

Wyckhuys, K.A.G. and R.J. O’Neil. 2007. Local agro-ecological knowledge and its relationship to farmers' pest management decision making in rural Honduras. Agriculture and Human Values 24(3):307-321.

Wyckhuys, K.A.G. and R.J. O'Neil. 2007. Role of opinion leadership, social connectedness and information sources in the diffusion of IPM in Honduran subsistence maize. International Journal of Pest Management 53(1): 33-44.

Zannou, I.D., G.J. De Moraes, E. Uekermann, A.R. Oliveira, J.S. Yaninek, and R. Hanna. 2007. Phytoseiid mites of the subtribe Amblyseiina (Acari: Phytoseiidae: Amblyseiini) from sub-Saharan Africa. Zootaxa 1550: 1-47.

Zhou, X., J.A. Smith, P.G. Koehler, F.M. Oi, G.W. Bennett, and M.E. Scharf. 2007. A system of collaborative cellulose digestion in the lower termite Reticulitermes flavipes. Gene 395: 29-39.

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BeMiller, J.N. 2007. Carbohydrate Chemistry for Food Scientists, AACC International Press, St.Paul, MN, 389 pp.

BeMiller, J.N. 2007. Carbohydrates. In: Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology, Concise, 5th Ed. John Wiley, New York pp. 332-336.

Bibek, R. and A.K. Bhunia. 2007. Fundamental Food Microbiology, 4th Edition. CRC Press (Taylor and Francis group). Boca Raton, FL

Daniel, J., Y. Yao and C. Weaver. 2007. Chapter Carbohydrates: Functional Properties of Food Chemistry: Principles and Application. Second Edition by Science Technology System.

Geng, T. and A.K. Bhunia. 2007. Optical biosensors in foodborne pathogen detection. In Smart Biosensor Technology. Editors: G.K. Knopf and A.S. Bassi. CRC Press, Taylor and Francis group. Boca Raton, FL pp. 505-519.

Hamaker, B.R., Zhang, G., and Venkatachalam, M. 2007. Modified carbohydrates for lower glycemic index. In Novel Food Ingredients for Weight Control. Ed. C.J.K. Henry, Woodhead Publishing Ltd., Cambridge, UK, pp. 198-217.

Morgan, M.T. and T.A. Haley. 2007. Design of Food Process Controls. In. Food Machinery Handbook. William Andrew Publishing, Norwich, NY pp. 50.

Wang, H.Y., P. P. Banada, A.K. Bhunia, and C. Lu. 2007. Rapid electrical lysis of bacterial cells in a microfluidic device. In Methods in Molecular Biology, Vol 385: Microchip-Based Assay Systems: Methods and Application. Editor: P. N. Floriano, Humana Press, Inc., Totowa, NJ. Pp 23-35

Yao, Y. 2007. Chapter Biosynthesis of Starch of Comprehensive Glycoscience by Elsevier.

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Zhang, G., Venkatachalam, M., and Hamaker, B.R. 2007. Methods to slow starch digestion rate in functional cereal products, in Technology of Functional Cereal Products, ed. B.R. Hamaker, Woodhead Publishing Ltd., Cambridge, UK, pp. 518-537


Allison, B.C., BM. Applegate, and J.P. Youngblood. 2007. Hemocompatibility of hydrophilic antimicrobial copolymers of alkylated 4-vinylpyridine. Biomacromolecules 8(10):2995-2999.

Ao, Z., R. Quezada-Calvillo, L. Sim, B.L. Nichols, D.R. Rose, E.E. Sterchi and B.R. Hamaker. 2007. Evidence of native starch degradation with human small intestinal maltase-glucoamylase (recombinant). FEBS Letters 581:2381-2388.

Ao, Z., S. Simsek, G. Zhang, M.Venkatachalam, B. Reuhs and B.R. Hamaker. 2007. Starch with slow digestion property produced by altering branch density, chain length and crystalline structure. Journal of Agriculture and Food Chemistry 55:4540 – 4547.

Bae, E., P.P. Banada, K. Huff, A.K. Bhunia, J.P. Robinson and E.D. Hirleman. 2007. Bio-physical modeling of forward scattering from bacterial colonies using scalar diffraction theory. Applied Optics 46:3639-3648.

Banada, P.P., S. Guo, B. Bayraktar, E. Bae, B. Rajwa, J. Paul Robinson, E.D. Hirleman and A.K. Bhunia. 2007. Optical forward scattering for detection of Listeria monocytogenes and other Listeria species. Biosensors and Bioelectronics 22:1664-1671.

Banerjee, P., M.T. Morgan, J.L. Rickus, K. Ragheb, C. Corvalan, J.P. Robinson and A.K. Bhunia. 2007. Hybridoma Ped-2E9 cells cultured under modified conditions can sensitively detect Listeria monocytogenes and Bacillus cereus. Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology 73:1423-1434.

Benmoussa, M., K.A.K. Moldenhauer and B.R. Hamaker. 2007. Rice amylopectin fine structure variability affects starch digestion properties. Journal of Agriculture and Food Chemistry 55:1475-1479.

Bhunia, A.K., P.P. Banada, P. Banerjee, A. Valadez and E.D. Hirleman. 2007. Light scattering, fiber optic and cell-based sensor for sensitive detection of foodborne pathogens. Journal of Rapid Methods and Automation in Microbiology 15:121-145.

Burgula, Y., D. Khali, S. Kim, M.A. Cousin, J.P. Gore, B.L. Reuhs and L.J. Mauer. 2007. Review of Mid-IR Fourier-transform infrared (FT-IR) spectroscopy applications for bacterial detection. Journal of Rapid Methods & Automation in Microbiology 15:146-175.

Chen, G.B., O.H. Campanella and C.M. Corvalan. 2007. A numerical algorithm for calculating microbial survival curves during thermal processing. Food Research International 40(1):203-208.

Ferruzzi, M.G. and J. Blakeslee. 2007. Chlorophyll bioavailability and physiological relevance as dietary phytochemicals: A review. Nutrition Research 27:1-12.

Granizo, D.P., B.L. Reuhs, R. Stroshine and L.J. Mauer. 2007. Evaluating the solubility of powdered food ingredients using dynamic nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) relaxometry. Lebensmittel Wissenschaft und Technology (LWT) Food Science and Technology 40 (1):36-42.

Han, J.-A. and J.N. BeMiller. 2007. Preparation and physical properties of slowly digesting modified food starches. Carbohydrate Polymers 67:366-374.

Ho, C., B. Applegate and M.K. Banks. 2007. Impact of microbial/plant interactions on the transformation of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in rhizosphere of Festuca Arundinacea. International Journal of Phytoremediation 9(2):107-114.

Horia, E. and B.A. Watkins. 2007. Complementary actions of docosahexaenoic acid and genistein on COX-2, PGE2 and invasiveness in MDA-MB-231 breast cancer cells. Carcinogenesis 28(14):809-815.

Jedlicka, S.S., K.M. Little, D.E. Nivens and J.L. Rickus. 2007. Peptide ormosils as cellular substrates. Journal of Material Chemistry 16:3221-3230.

Jedlicka, S.S., K.M. Little, D.E. Nivens, D. Zemlyanov and J.L. Rickus. 2007. Peptide ormosils as cellular substrates. Journal of Material Chemistry 17:5058-5067.

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Kean, E.G., G. Ejeta, B. Hamaker and M.G. Ferruzzi. 2007. Characterization of carotenoid pigments in mature and developing kernels of select yellow endosperm sorghum varieties. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry 55(7):2619-2626.

Kim, H., M.D. Kane, S. Kim, W. Dominguez, B.M. Applegate and S.A. Savikhin. 2007. Molecular beacon DNA microarray system for rapid detection of E. coli O157:H7 that eliminates false signal risk. Biosensors and Bioelectronics 22(6):1041-1047.

Kim, K.-H., Y. Gao, K. Walder, G.R. Collier, J. Skelton and A.H. Kissebah. 2007. SEPS1 protects RAW264.7 cells from pharmacological ER stress agent-induced apoptosis. Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications 354:127-132.

Kim, K.P., B.K. Hahm and A.K. Bhunia. 2007. The 2-cys peroxiredoxin deficient Listeria monocytogenes displays impaired growth and survival in the presence of hydrogen peroxide in vitro but not in mouse organs. Current Microbiology 54:382-387.

Krichevsky, A., M.J. Smith, L.J. Whitman, M.B. Johnson, T.W. Clinton, L.L. Perry, B.M. Applegate, K. O’Connor, and L.N. Csonka. 2007. Trapping motile magnetotactic bacteria with a magnetic recording head. Journal of Applied Physics 101(1):014701-014701-6

Machado, C.M., L. Lamothe, B. Ismail, and S.S. Nielsen. 2007. Development of bean-corn tortillas. Cereal Foods World 52:263-268.

Mejia, C.D., L.J. Mauer and B.R. Hamaker. 2007. Similarities and differences in secondary structure of viscoelastic polymers of maize α-zein and wheat gluten. Journal of Cereal Science 45:353-359.

Nirupama A.V., K. Mathias, B. Ismail, K.D. Hayes and C.M. Corvalan. 2007. Kinetic modeling of malonylgenistin and malonyldaidzin conversions under alkaline conditions and elevated temperatures. Journal of Agriculture and Food Chemistry 55(9):3408-3413.

Nyannor, E.K.D., S.A. Adedokun, B.R. Hamaker, G. Ejeta and O. Adeola. 2007 Nutritional evaluation of high-digestible sorghum for pigs and broiler chicks. Journal and Animal Science 85:196-203.

Perry, L., P. Heard, M. Kane, H. Kim, S. Savikhin, W. Dominguez and B.M. Applegate. 2007. Application of multiplex PCR to the detection of pathogens in food. Journal of Rapid Methods 15(2):176-198.

Prado, B., B. Ismail, O. Ramos and K.D. Hayes. 2007. Thermal stability of plasminogen activators and consequent impact on plasminogen activation. International Dairy Journal 17(9):1028-1033.

Quezada-Calvillo, R., C.C. Robayo-Torres, A.R. Opekun, P. Sen, Z. Ao, B.R. Hamaker, A. Quaroni, G.D. Brayer, S. Wattler, M.C. Nehls, E.E. Sterchi and B.L. Nichols. 2007. Contributions of mucosal maltase-glucoamylase activities to mouse small intestinal starch –glucogenesis. Journal of Nutrition 137:1725-1733.

Quezada-Calvillo, R., C.C. Robayo-Torres, Z. Ao, B.R. Hamaker, A. Quaroni, G.D. Brayer, E.E. Sterchi, S.S. Bakerand B.L. Nichols. 2007. Lumenal substrate brake on mucosal maltase-glucoamylase activity regulates total rate of starch digestion to glucose. Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition 45:32-43.

Rose, D.J., M.T. Demeo, A. Kesavarzian, and B.R. Hamaker. 2007. Influence of dietary fiber on inflammatory bowel disease and colon cancer, and the importance of its fermentation pattern. Nutrition Reviews 65:51-62.

Rudelle, S., M.G. Ferruzzi, I. Cristiani, I. Moulin, C. Mace, K. Acheson and L. Tappy. 2007. Effect of beverage containing green tea catechins, caffeine and calcium on 24-hr energy metabolism in humans. Obesity Research 15:349-355.

Schultze, K.K., R.H. Linton, M.A. Cousin, J.B. Luchanksy and M.L. Tamplin. 2007. Effect of pre-inoculation growth media and fat levels on thermal inactivation of a serotype 4b strain of Listeria monocytogenes in frankfurter slurries. Food Microbiology 24:352-361.

Sellenet, P.H., B. Allison, B.M. Applegate, and J.P. Youngblood. 2007. Synergistic activity of hydrophilic modification in antibiotic polymers. Biomacromolecules 8(1):19-23.

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Shen, C.L., J.K. Yeh, J. Rasty, Y. Li and B.A. Watkins. 2007. Improvement of bone quality in gonad-intact middle-aged male rats by long-chain n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids. Calcified Tissue International 80:286-293.

Stapley, J.A. and J.N. BeMiller. 2007. The Hofer-Moest decarboxylation of D-glucuronic acid and D-glucuronosides. Carbohydrate Research 342:610-613.

Stapley, J.A., and J.N. BeMiller. 2007. The Ruff degradation: a review of previously proposed mechanisms with evidence that the reaction proceeds by a Hofer-Moest-type reaction. Carbohydrate Research 342:407-418.

Tong, Z, M. Bischoff, L. Nies, B. Applegate, and R.F. Turco. 2007. Impact of Fullerene (C60) on a soil microbial community. Environmental Science & Technology 41(8):2985-2991.

Wang, L., K. Hayes and L.J. Mauer. 2007. Effects of heat and β-lactoglobulin on distribution of fluorescently labeled tissue and urokinase type plasminogen activators in a bovine milk model system. International Dairy Journal 17(5):448-458.

Watkins, B., K. Hannon, M. Ferruzzi and Y. Li. 2007. Dietary PUFA and flavonoids as deterrents for environmental pollutants. Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry 18:196-205.

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Bickham, J. W., and L. A. Ruedas. 2007. Genus Rhogeessa H. Allen, 1866. pp. 481-484. In: Mammals of South America. Volume 1, Marsupials, Xenarthrans, Shrews and Bats (A. L. Gardner, ed.). University of Chicago Press, Chicago.

Charles, H., Dukes, J.S. 2007. Impacts of invasive species on ecosystem services. pp. 217-237 In: Biological Invasions, W. Nentwig, ed. Springer, Berlin.

Denslow ND, and MS Sepúlveda. 2007. Chapter 10. pp. 251 – 318. Ecotoxicological Effects of Endocrine Disrupting Compounds on Fish Reproduction. In: The Fish Oocyte: From Basic Studies to Biotechnological Applications, P. J. Babin, J. Cerda, E. Lubzens (eds.). Springer Publishers, Dordrecht, The Netherlands.

Duchamp, J. E., E. B. Arnett, M. A. Larson, and R. K. Swihart. 2007. Ecological considerations for landscape-level management of bats. In: M. J. Lacki, J. P. Hayes, and A. Kurta (editors), Conservation and management of bats in forests. Johns Hopkins University Press. pp. 237-261.

Dukes, J.S., Shaw, M.R. 2007. Responses to changing atmosphere and climate. pp. 218-229. In: Ecology and Management of California Grasslands, Stromberg, M., Corbin, J., and D'Antonio, C., eds. University of California Press, Berkeley.

Dunning, J. B. 2007. Handbook of avian body weights. CRC Press, Orlando, FL. 668 pages. Second edition, completely revised and expanded.

Norby, R.J., Rustad, L.E., Dukes, J.S., Ojima, D.S., Parton, W.J., Del Grosso, S.J., McMurtrie, R.E., Pepper, D.A. 2007. Ecosystem responses to warming and interacting global change factors. pp. 45-58. In: Terrestrial Ecosystems in a Changing World, J. Canadell, D. Pataki, L. Pitelka, eds. Springer, New York. Article in pdf.

Vila, M., Corbin, J.D., Dukes, J.S., Pino, J., Smith, S.D. 2007. Linking plant invasions to global environmental change. pp. 93-102. In: Terrestrial Ecosystems in a Changing World, J. Canadell, D. Pataki, L. Pitelka, eds. Springer, New York.


Alexandridis, K., B. Pijanowski and Z. Lei. 2007. Simulating sequential decision making processes of base action actions in a Multi Agent Based Economic Landscape Model. 2007. Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design (34) 223-244.

Anderson, S.J., J.A. Fike, G. Dharmarajan and O.E. Rhodes, Jr. 2007. Characterization of 12 polymorphic microsatellite loci for eastern chipmunks (Tamias striatus). Molecular Ecology Notes 7:513-515.

Apostol, K.G., Jacobs, D.F., Wilson, B.C., Salifu, K.F., and Dumroese, R.K. 2007. Growth, gas exchange and root respiration of Quercus rubra seedlings exposed to low root zone temperatures. Forest Ecology and Management 253:89-96.

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Barr, K.R., G. Dharmarajan, O.E. Rhodes, Jr., R.L. Lance and P.L. Leberg. 2007. Novel microsatellite loci of study of the black-capped vireo (Vireo atricapillus). Molecular Ecology Notes 7:1067-1069.

Beasley, J.C., and O.E. Rhodes, Jr. 2007. Effect of tooth removal on recapture of raccoons. Journal of Wildlife Management 71:266-270.

Beasley, J.C., T.L. DeVault and O.E. Rhodes, Jr. 2007. Home range attributes of raccoons in fragmented agricultural landscapes. Journal of Wildlife Management 71:844-850.

Beasley, J.C., T.L. DeVault, M.I. Retamosa and O.E. Rhodes, Jr. 2007. A hierarchical analysis of habitat selection by raccoons in northern Indiana. Journal of Wildlife Management 71:1125-1133.

Beheler, A.S., J.A. Fike and O.E. Rhodes, Jr. 2007. Eight new polymorphic microsatellite loci from the eastern phoebe (Sayornis phoebe). Conservation Genetics 8:1259-1261.

Bos D.H., Turner S.M. & DeWoody J.A. 2007 Haplotype inference from diploid sequence data: Evaluating the performance of Bayesian methods using non-neutral MHC sequences. Hereditas 144:228-234.

Busch J.D., Waser P.M. & DeWoody J.A. 2007 Recent demographic bottlenecks are not accompanied by a genetic signature in two populations of banner-tailed kangaroo rats (Dipodomys spectabilis). Molecular Ecology 16:2450-2462.

Chapple, C., Ladisch, M., and Meilan, R. 2007. Loosening lignin’s grip on biofuel production. Nature Biotechnology 25(7):746-8.

Custer, T. W., P.M. Dummer, C. M. Custer, D. Warburton, M. J. Melancon, D. J. Hoffman, C. W. Matson, and J.W. Bickham. 2007. Effects of water level management on contaminant exposure to tree swallows nesting on the Upper Mississippi River. Environmental Monitoring and Assessment 13:335-345.

Davis, A.S., Jacobs, D.F., Wightman, K.E. 2007. Organic matter amendment of fallow forest seedling tree nursery soils influences soil properties and biomass of a sorghum cover crop. Tree Planters’ Notes 52:4-8.

DeVault, T.L., J.C. Beasley, L.A. Humberg, B.J. MacGowan, M.I. Retamosa and O.E. Rhodes, Jr. 2007. Intrafield patterns of wildlife damage to corn and soybean in northern Indiana. Human Wildlife Conflicts 1:205-213.

Diaz JI, Sepúlveda MS, and Kinsella JM. 2007. A new genus of acuarioid nematode (Acuariidae: Seuratiinae) from the petrels Pterodroma externa and P. neglecta from the Juan Fernández Islands, Chile. Journal of Parasitology 93:650-654.

Doty, S.L., James, C.A., Moore, A.L., Vajzovic, A., Singleton, G.L., Ma, C., Khan, Z., Xin, G., Kang, J.W., Park, J.Y., Meilan, R., Strauss, S.H., and Strand, S.E. 2007. Phytoremediation of volatile environmental pollutants with transgenic trees. Proceedings of the National Academy of Science USA 104:16816-16821.

Drauch, A.M., B.E. Fisher and O.E. Rhodes, Jr. 2007. Success of lake sturgeon reintroduction programs in the Mississippi and Missouri River drainages. North American Journal of Fisheries Management 27:434-442.

Dukes, J.S. 2007. Fresh perspectives on timeless questions: Faculty response. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 5:335.

Dukes, J.S. 2007. Tommorow's plant communities: Different, but how? New Phytologist 176:235-237.

Dumyahn, J.D., Zollner, P.A., and Gilbert, J.L. 2007. Home range level habitat selection of American marten in Wisconsin. American Midland Naturalist 158:382-394

Eckelman, C., and E. Haviarova. 2007. Load capacity and deflection characteristics of large wooden dowels loaded in double shear. Forest Products Journal 57(5):60-64.

Eckelman, C., E. Haviarova, and H. Akcay. 2007. Parallel-to-grain end-load capacity of round mortises in round and rectangular timbers. Forest Products Journal 57(4):66-71.

Eckelman, C., H. Akcay, and E. Haviarova. 2007. Exploratory study of truss heel joints constructed with round mortise and tenon joints. Forest Products Journal 57(9):1-5.

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Eckelman, E. Haviarova, and C., H. Akcay. 2007. Exploratory study of small timber trusses constructed with through-bolt and cross-pipe heel connectors. Forest Products Journal 57(3):39-47.

Farnum, P., Lucier, A., and Meilan, R. 2007. Ecological and population genetics research imperatives for transgenic trees. Tree Genetics and Genomes 3(2):119-133.

Fernandez-Juricic, E., P.A. Zollner, Le Blanc, C. and Westphal, L. 2007. Responses of nestling Black-crowned Night Herons (Nycticorax nycticorax) to aquatic and terrestrial recreational activities: A manipulative study. Waterbirds 30(4):554-565.

Fike, J.A., A.M. Drauch, J.C. Beasley, G. Dharmarajan, and O.E. Rhodes, Jr. 2007. Development of fourteen multiplexed microsatellite loci for raccoons (Procyon lotor). Molecular Ecology Notes 7:525-527.

Gatlin, D.M., III, F.T. Barrows, P. Brown, K. Dabrowski, T.G. Gaylord, R.W. Hardy, E. Herman, G. Hu, A. Krogdahl, R. Nelson, K. Overturf, M. Rust, W. Sealey, D. Skonberg, E.J. Souza, D. Stone, R. Wilson and E. Wurtele. 2007. Expanding the utilization of sustainable plant products in aquafeeds: A review. Aquaculture Research 38:551-579.

Ginzel, M.D., J. C. Bearfield, C. I. Keeling, C. C. McCormack, G. J. Blomquist, and C. Tittiger. 2007. Antennally-mediated negative feedback regulation of pheromone production in the pine engravaer, Ips pini. Naturwissenschaften 94:61-64.

Gisip, J., Gazo, R., and H. A. Stewart. 2007. Effects of refrigerated air on tool wear. Wood and Fiber Science 39(3):443-449.

Gonzales, J.G. and P.B. Brown. 2007. Nutrient retention capabilities of Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) fed bio-regenerative life support system (BLSS) waste residue. Advances in Space Research 40:1725-1734.

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Jacobs, D.F. 2007. Toward development of silvical strategies for forest restoration of American chestnut (Castanea dentata) using blight-resistant hybrids. Biological Conservation 137:497-506.

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Jordan, M.J., J.M. Higley, S.M. Mathews, O.E. Rhodes, Jr., M.K. Schwartz, R.H. Barrett and P.J. Palsboll. 2007. Development of 22 new microsatellite loci for fishers (Martes pennanti). Molecular Ecology Notes 7:797-801.

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Markovich, M.L., N.V. Rizzuto and P.B. Brown. 2007. Diet affects spawning in zebrafish, Danio rerio. Zebrafish 4:69-74.

Moore, J. E., and R. K. Swihart. 2007. Tree squirrels and hardwoods: The importance of fragmentation-tolerant species as seed dispersers in disturbed landscapes. Oecologia 151:663-674.

Muller J.K., Scarabough J.E., Sepúlveda M.S., Gross T.S., Borgert C.J. 2007. Dose verification after topical treatment of Alligator (Alligator mississipiensis) eggs. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry 26:908-913.

Oliet, J. and Jacobs, D.F. 2007. Microclimatic conditions and plant morph-physiological development within a tree shelter environment during establishment of Quercus ilex seedlings. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology 144:58-72.

Pijanowski, B., D. Ray, A. Kendall, J. Duckles and D. Hyndman. 2007. Using backcast land use change and groundwater travel-time models to generate land use legacy maps for watershed management. Ecology and Society 12(2):25 (online).

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Shao, G. and B.W. Duncan. 2007. Effects of band combinations and GIS masking on fire-scar mapping at local scales in East-Central Florida, USA. Canadian Journal of Remote Sensing 33 (4):250-259.

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Callahan, D.L., Kolev, S.D., O’Hair, R.A., Salt, D.E. and Baker, A.J. 2007. Relationships of nicotianamine and other amino acids with nickel, zinc and iron in Thlaspi hyperaccumulators. New Phytologist 176:836-848.

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Dennis, Jennifer H. and Bridget Behe. 2007. Evaluating the role of ethnicity on gardening purchases and satisfaction. Hortscience 42:262-265.

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Goodwin, S.M., Edwards, C., Wood, K.V., and Jenks, M.A. 2007. Leaf cutin monomers, cuticular waxes, and blackspot resistance in rose. HortScience 42:1631-1635.

Green, R.J., Murphy, A.S., Schulz, B., Watkins, BA., Ferruzi, M.G. 2007. Common tea formations modulate in vitro digestive recovery of green tea catechins. Molecular Nutrition & Food Research 51:1152-1162.

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Janick, J. 2007. Fruits of the bibles. HortScience 42(5):1072-1076. Janick, J. 2007. Plant exploration from Queen Hatshepsut to Sir Joseph Banks. HortScience

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Kapteyn J, Qualley AV, Xie Z, Fridman E, Dudareva N, Gang DR. 2007. Evolution of cinnamate/p-coumarate carboxyl methyltransferases and their role in the biosynthesis of methylcinnamate. The Plant Cell 19:3212-3229.

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Kim, K.S., Park, S.H., Kim, D.K., and Jenks, M.A. 2007. Influence of water deficit on leaf cuticular waxes of soybean (Glycine max (L.) Merr.). International Journal of Plant Science 168:307-316.

Koiwa H, Paino D’Urzo M, Zhu-Salzman K, Ibeas JI, Shade RE, Murdock LL, Bressan RA, Hasegawa PM 2007 An in-gel assay of a recombinant western corn rootworm (Diabrotica virgifera virgifera) cysteine proteinase expressed in yeast. Analytical Biochemistry 282:153-155.

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00

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DG

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49

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00

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94

Eff

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eriel Polluta

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90

Measure

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ffects

of

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18

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DG

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53

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44

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49

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86

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DG

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27

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74

Eff

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90

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of

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kopy,

Lin

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Develo

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endm

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97

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53

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10

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William

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58

Prioritization o

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ckel, P

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$10,0

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Co-E

ditors

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of

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23

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48

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95

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Harlan R

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John G

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ena K

116

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42

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A B

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ditors

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duate

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ship

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in t

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ative E

nerg

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34

Beckhusen,

Julia,

B

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34

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Yuanlo

ng

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49

Moag,

Griff

in,

P

$47,7

83

Robers

on,

Devin

, A

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86

Rosch,

Ste

phanie

$16,2

86

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Jam

es,

R

$50,0

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Bio

fuels

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se C

hange M

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10

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al Econom

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nvironm

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pacts

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$200,0

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Afr

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roje

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$5,0

00

Laos P

roje

ct

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Qia

nla

i$15,8

46

Golb

al Econom

ic a

nd E

nvironm

enta

l Im

pacts

of

Incre

ased B

ioenerg

y P

roduction

Dep

artm

en

t o

f A

gro

no

my

Anders

on,

Joseph M

$30,4

87

Utilization o

f G

enetics,

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edin

g a

nd D

NA T

echnolo

gie

s t

o D

evelo

p W

heat

that

is R

esis

tant

to M

ultip

le D

isease a

nd P

ests

$3,0

00

Corn

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$45

India

na A

rborists

Associa

tion,

Inc.

$75,0

00

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neer

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ship

in P

lant

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nces f

or

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pher

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sm

a

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00

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ssiu

m M

anagem

ent

$27,7

58

Mid

west

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nal Turf

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$39,4

00

Putt

ing G

reens R

esearc

h

$30,1

48

Dia

gnosis

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rognosis

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Of

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n L

ake A

nd W

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xte

nt

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he R

egio

nal Carb

on B

ala

nce O

f N

ort

hern

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-

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endm

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97

Multis

ensor

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ultis

cale

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ent

Of

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an I

mpacts

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he G

reat

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egio

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mendm

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$6,0

00

Academ

ic Y

ield

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ith R

oundup R

eady2Yie

ld S

oybeans

$8,5

00

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p R

esponse t

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icro

nutr

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iliz

ers

$16,1

58

Eff

ective M

anganese M

anagem

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for

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h S

oybean Y

ield

s in G

lyphosate

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inant

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ppin

g S

yste

ms:

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2

$13,8

60

Monsanto

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ice O

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14

Deville

z,

Philip

L$11,4

65

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g o

f a D

ata

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yste

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upport

ing t

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urd

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orn

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orm

ance P

rogra

m

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Bio

technolo

gic

al Appro

aches t

o G

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naly

ses a

nd E

xplo

itation o

f Str

iga R

esis

tance in C

rop P

lants

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88

Bre

edin

g S

org

hum

for

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ved R

esis

tance t

o S

trig

a a

nd D

rought

in A

fric

a

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77

Genetic D

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weet

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hum

, a D

ual-

sourc

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eedsto

ck f

or

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anol Pro

duction

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00

Rockefe

ller

agre

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eave

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hum

and S

trig

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$10,9

70

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p D

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rain

ing -

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mer

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Dia

gnostic T

rain

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ente

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mer

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shop -

2008

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nt,

Ric

hard

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00

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ato

logic

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onitoring o

f U

ltra

vio

let

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tion

Gra

veel, J

ohn G

$33,0

88

Tip

pe W

ildlife

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Ham

aker, B

ruce R

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75

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edin

g S

org

hum

for

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ved R

esis

tance t

o S

trig

a a

nd D

rought

in A

fric

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$32,0

76

ARS T

ask O

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Soil E

rosio

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ab

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83

Huang T

ask O

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bera

to,

Jam

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Eje

ta,

Gebis

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Gerb

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ore

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Huang,

Chi-

Hua

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hn H

Shiv

ely

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era

ld E

Thom

pson,

Sara

hele

n

Tyner, W

allace E

Walm

sle

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Terr

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Beyro

uty

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Big

elo

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ling,

Laura

C

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am

ena K

117

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12th

Bie

nnia

l confe

rence o

n C

ellula

r and M

ole

cula

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logy o

f Soybeans

$74,9

99

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equence o

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ssem

bly

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90

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ics o

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ere

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endm

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1

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88

GEPR:

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volu

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f Ric

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om

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45

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short

arm

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volu

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genom

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f Soybean F

or

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f M

ultip

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uplication E

vents

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52

Mid

west

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nal Turf

Foundation

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00

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logy

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and S

org

hum

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mass D

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om

bustible

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riente

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roppin

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68

Menela

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Blu

cher

Johnson,

Keith D

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$120,8

57

Environm

enta

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icro

bia

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am

malian B

iom

ole

cula

r Responses t

o A

HR L

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mendm

ent

1

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Inte

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tracycline w

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oil m

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66

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urd

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lay M

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ty

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div

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Eileen J

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rain

age m

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ment

syste

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era

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ristics o

f Foundry

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on S

oil H

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ulic C

onductivity,

Ero

sio

n a

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lant

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wth

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36

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20

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menta

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rain

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tackin

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sin

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base o

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in S

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sin

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90

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endm

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outh

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munitie

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duct

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Robert

L$13,8

60

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23

Estim

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98

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77

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ocus o

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and c

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change &

associa

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hanges in h

ydro

logic

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87

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gra

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rem

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pro

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f vegeta

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ranspiration p

rocesses in t

he N

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land

surf

aces m

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48

Modific

ation N

o.

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CAR S

ubaw

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S07-5

8057

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Role

of

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ete

rogeneity in A

tmospheric O

bserv

ation a

nd M

odeling

$75

Sta

te C

lim

ato

logy

$60,0

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Identification o

f W

heat

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ncodin

g E

ssential Com

ponents

of

Resis

tance t

o F

usarium

Head B

light

$27,5

78

Identify

ing g

enes f

or

resis

tance t

o s

epto

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ritici blo

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heat

$99,1

67

Impro

vem

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of

Soft

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ter

Wheat

that

is R

esis

tant

to F

HB a

nd A

dapte

d t

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ndia

na

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00

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ms o

f re

sis

tance a

nd s

usceptibility in w

heat/

Hessia

n f

ly inte

ractions

$45,0

00

Oat

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vem

ent

$30,4

87

Utilization o

f G

enetics,

Bre

edin

g a

nd D

NA T

echnolo

gie

s t

o D

evelo

p W

heat

that

is R

esis

tant

to M

ultip

le D

isease a

nd P

ests

$117,7

53

Wheat

Applied G

enom

ics

$6,0

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Genetics R

esearc

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$17,0

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Convert

ing P

urd

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niv

ers

ity S

oil C

hara

cte

rization L

ab D

ata

to N

RCS S

oil D

ata

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orm

at

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00

Evalu

ation o

f th

e W

ellsto

n B

enchm

ark

Cate

na in S

outh

ern

India

na W

ate

rsheds.

Lero

y,

Allen R

Ma,

Jianxin

Mansfield

, Charles W

Niy

ogi, D

evdutt

a S

Ohm

, H

erb

ert

W

Ow

ens,

Phillip R

Huang,

Chi-

Hua

Jackson,

Scott

A

Jiang,

Yiw

ei

Joern

, Bra

d C

Johnsto

n,

Cliff

T

Lee,

Bra

d D

118

Sponsore

d P

rogra

ms

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es r

epre

sent

indiv

idual PI

cre

dit

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09

Mid

west

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nal Turf

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$23,7

78

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west

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nal Turf

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ase o

f aw

ard

$26,8

50

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gra

ss R

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$113,8

50

Turf

gra

ss W

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anagem

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rogra

m

$5,2

08

Velo

city o

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ain

ty t

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lim

inate

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rivia

lis in N

ew

ly E

sta

blished C

reepin

g B

entg

rass

Sanders

, Jo

hn H

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38

Bre

edin

g S

org

hum

for

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ved R

esis

tance t

o S

trig

a a

nd D

rought

in A

fric

a

Sto

tt,

Dia

ne E

$12,0

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National Soil E

rosio

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abora

tory

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$6,0

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SPIK

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echanis

ms o

f RO

P A

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ctin-B

ased M

orp

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28

Spik

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echanis

ms o

f RO

P A

ctivation a

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ctin-B

ased M

orp

hogenesis

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mendm

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The A

rabid

opsis

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ple

x:

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ms O

f Localized A

ctin P

oly

merization A

nd G

row

th -

Am

endm

ent

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Corn

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23

Popelk

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Mic

hael, W

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Am

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Technic

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of

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gra

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Academ

ic Y

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Trial w

ith R

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eady2Yie

ld S

oybeans -

year

2

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00

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81

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l Pra

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valu

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or

Canola

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duction U

nder

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onditio

ns

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02

Eff

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for

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ield

s in G

lyphosate

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10

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for

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22

In-F

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org

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om

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roppin

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Cliff

ord

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nt

DN

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onfe

rence

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s,

Christie E

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ms o

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sis

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heat/

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ly inte

ractions

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pro

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train

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dditiv

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sw

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fibre

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eth

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mbH

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win

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utr

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corn

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71

Sourc

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or

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mis

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32

The E

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chlo

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row

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rior

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laughte

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Scott

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mbry

onic

origin

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f dis

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aste

r, D

ennis

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98

Develo

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50

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matin s

tructu

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mbry

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origin

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91

Regula

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alc

ium

entr

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orc

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Cheng,

Heng-W

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oods a

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erv

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Cla

eys,

Matt

hew

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Georg

ia B

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c.

Collodi, P

aul

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28

Zebra

fishe E

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or

targ

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genesis

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99

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pin

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roducts

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arm

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52

Feta

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mm

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ructo

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nsulin R

esis

tance

Vors

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am

es J

Vyn,

Tony J

Adeola

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layiw

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Apple

gate

, Todd J

Cabot,

Ryan A

Donkin

, Shaw

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Reic

her, Z

achary

J

Szym

anski, D

anie

l B

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str

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Mitchell R

119

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51

Liv

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sis

Support

Stu

dy

Eic

her, S

usan D

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88

Acquis

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43

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etw

ork

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GN

IC)

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data

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pm

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Nort

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entr

al Regio

nal Aquaculture

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nsio

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roje

ct

Foste

r, K

enneth

A$49,9

99

Develo

pin

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tora

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eth

ods t

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tilize b

io-f

uel co-p

roducts

in s

mall a

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ediu

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arm

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Garn

er, J

oseph P

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57

Movem

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sim

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h

$15,7

49

Scheff

ler, T

racy,

L

$149,9

97

Develo

pin

g s

tora

ge a

nd f

eedin

g m

eth

ods t

o u

tilize b

io-f

uel co-p

roducts

in s

mall a

nd m

ediu

m f

arm

s

$20,0

00

Zin

pro

$10,0

00

BASF C

orp

ora

tion

$17,5

69

Evalu

ation o

f Choic

e W

hite G

rease a

nd B

eef

Tallow

to I

mpro

ve P

ork

Quality

when P

igs a

re f

ed D

istillers

Dried G

rain

s

$6,3

25

Scott

Pet

Lay,

Donald

C$5,3

22

Acquis

itio

n o

f G

oods a

nd S

erv

ices

$99,9

98

Develo

pin

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tora

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nd f

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eth

ods t

o u

tilize b

io-f

uel co-p

roducts

in s

mall a

nd m

ediu

m f

arm

s

$14,0

00

Develo

pm

ent

of

a p

roto

type u

niv

ers

al national Beef

Quality

Assura

nce e

ducation p

rogra

m

Machaty

, Zoltan

$65,6

20

Regula

tion o

f capacitative c

alc

ium

entr

y in p

orc

ine o

ocyte

s

Marc

hant-

Ford

e,

Jere

my N

$27,6

74

Movem

ent-

responsiv

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age f

or

sim

ultaneous p

harm

acolo

gy s

tudie

s in p

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$68,9

85

Genom

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cre

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or

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oly

morp

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acting E

lem

ents

that

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o M

are

k's

Dis

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irus C

hallenge in C

hic

ken

$156,5

69

Mappin

g Q

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rait L

oci fo

r G

row

th in C

hic

kens

$38,7

63

Gesta

ting s

ow

s' pre

fere

nce f

or

open,

clo

sed a

nd a

nim

al-

contr

olled s

tall d

esig

ns

$15,7

49

Mack,

Laurie

$105,4

71

The e

ffect

of

alleyw

ay w

idth

on s

ow

behavio

r and w

elfare

in a

fre

e-a

ccess g

esta

tion s

tall h

ousin

g s

yste

m

$15,0

00

Allte

ch B

iote

chnolo

gy C

ente

r

$20,0

00

BASF C

orp

ora

tion

Reid

, Philip

B$21,0

00

Develo

pm

ent

of

a p

roto

type u

niv

ers

al national Beef

Quality

Assura

nce e

ducation p

rogra

m

$23,4

25

Evalu

ation o

f Choic

e W

hite G

rease a

nd B

eef

Tallow

to I

mpro

ve P

ork

Quality

when P

igs a

re f

ed D

istillers

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rain

s

$20,0

00

Pro

*cal

$49,5

00

Sw

ine R

esearc

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$45,2

02

The e

ffect

of

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idth

on s

ow

behavio

r and w

elfare

in a

fre

e-a

ccess g

esta

tion s

tall h

ousin

g s

yste

m

Rosta

gno,

Marc

os H

$25,4

68

Acquis

itio

n o

f goods a

nd s

erv

ices

Schin

ckel, A

llan P

$17,5

69

Evalu

ation o

f Choic

e W

hite G

rease a

nd B

eef

Tallow

to I

mpro

ve P

ork

Quality

when P

igs a

re f

ed D

istillers

Dried G

rain

s

Schutz

, M

ichael M

$49,9

99

Develo

pin

g s

tora

ge a

nd f

eedin

g m

eth

ods t

o u

tilize b

io-f

uel co-p

roducts

in s

mall a

nd m

ediu

m f

arm

s

$6,0

00

Sw

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reedin

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esearc

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$76,0

84

USB Q

ualisoy a

nd U

SB A

nim

al Ag I

nitia

tive

Sutt

on,

Ala

n L

$15,0

00

Anim

al Researc

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Sw

art

z,

Darl R

$329,1

37

Sig

nal Tra

nsduction A

long C

ard

iac T

hin

Filam

ents

Dep

artm

en

t o

f B

ioch

em

istr

y

$15,7

72

Cancer

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G

$255,1

57

The R

ole

of

Set

1-M

edia

ted M

eth

yla

tion in C

hro

matin F

unction

$16,2

86

Harm

eyer, K

ayla

, M

$16,2

86

Li, Y

i

$16,2

86

Nasir,

Am

jad

$130,0

00

Phenylp

ropanoid

Meta

bolism

in A

rabid

opsis

: The R

ole

of

REF4

$150,0

00

Dscam

Media

ted C

ontr

ol of

Neuro

nal Connection S

pecific

ity in D

rosophila

$45,0

00

Researc

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ellow

ship

in N

euro

scie

nce

$15,7

49

Anders

on,

Nic

kola

s,

A

Radcliff

e,

John S

Lato

ur, M

ickey A

Lem

enager, R

onald

P

Muir,

William

M

Pajo

r, E

dm

ond A

Briggs,

Scott

D

Chapple

, Clint

C

Cle

mens,

Jam

es C

Forn

ey,

Jam

es D

Ric

hert

, Brian T

Ste

wart

, Terr

y S

Donkin

, Shaw

n S

Ein

ste

in,

Mark

E

Gerr

ard

, D

avid

E

Lake,

Scott

L

120

Sponsore

d P

rogra

ms

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es r

epre

sent

indiv

idual PI

cre

dit

$15,7

49

Iliu

k,

Anto

n,

B

$15,7

49

Rubert

, Charles,

M

$15,7

49

South

, Paul, F

Gim

ble

, Fre

derick S

$213,1

62

Engin

eering D

NA E

ndonucle

ase R

eagents

for

Gene T

arg

eting

Gra

veel, J

ohn G

$35,1

89

Gra

d S

upport

-Tip

pe W

ildlife

Habitat

Hall,

Mark

C$3,0

00

Unre

str

icte

d G

ift

Fund

$193,0

00

Cell c

ycle

inhib

itio

n o

f silencin

g in S

, cere

vis

iae

$150,0

00

Cell c

ycle

inhib

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n o

f silencin

g in S

, cere

vis

iae -

Am

endm

ent

1

Liu

, Xia

oqi

$238,1

78

Functional stu

die

s o

f Plk

1 a

nd its

inte

racting p

rote

ins

$15,0

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3M

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nure

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aculty G

rant

$106,4

50

CAREER:

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Robert

D$2,5

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FY 2

008 F

DA F

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ill and B

SE I

nspection A

mendm

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1

Dep

artm

en

t o

f B

ota

ny &

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nt

Path

olo

gy

$7,7

50

2007 S

oybean F

rogeye L

eaf

Spot;

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g F

rogeye L

eaf

Spot

and C

harc

oal Rot

in t

he N

ort

h C

entr

al Regio

n

$15,0

34

Scott

Abney/A

RS M

oney

Baum

an,

Thom

as T

$121,6

13

Weed R

esearc

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Beckerm

an,

Janna L

$17,6

80

India

na A

rborists

Associa

tion,

Inc.

Carp

ita,

Nic

hola

s C

$114,0

00

Identify

ing t

he C

ata

lytic C

om

ponents

of

the M

aiz

e M

ixed-L

inkage B

eta

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can S

ynth

ase A

mendm

ent

2

Egel, D

anie

l S

$46,9

00

Pota

ssiu

m M

anagem

ent

$7,6

75

2008 G

raduate

School Sum

mer

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rant

- BTN

Y

$25,0

00

Coopera

tive W

eed M

anagem

ent

Are

a W

ork

shops

$3,2

50

National Pla

nt

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and D

isease D

iagnostic N

etw

ork

$16,2

86

Reese,

Britt

ney

$8,1

08

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ust/

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esting D

iagnostics S

upple

menta

l Funds

$3,5

00

Tra

vel and f

ungic

ide f

ield

plo

t expenses

Goodw

in,

Ste

phen B

$18,0

41

Acquis

itio

n o

f G

oods a

nd S

erv

ices

Johal, G

urm

ukh S

$6,0

00

REU

Supple

ment/

Genetic a

nd M

ole

cula

r In

sig

hts

into

Mechanis

ms U

nderlyin

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Maiz

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isease.

$11,2

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Am

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ocie

ty O

f Agro

nom

y

$6,0

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Dic

am

ba T

ole

rant

Soybeans-W

eed C

ontr

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$44,5

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Docum

enting inte

ractions b

etw

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rant

weeds,

insects

, and p

est

managem

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regim

es in R

ound-u

p R

eady r

ota

tional

syste

ms

$30,1

50

Educating G

row

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phosate

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ward

ship

$1,2

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Multi-

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$20,0

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Optim

um

GAT F

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.

$232,7

20

Weed R

esearc

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Jord

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Thom

as N

$50,0

00

India

na S

usta

inable

Agriculture

Pro

gra

m P

lan o

f W

ork

Cale

ndar

(2007)

$44,5

00

Docum

enting inte

ractions b

etw

een g

lyphosate

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rant

weeds,

insects

, and p

est

managem

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regim

es in R

ound-u

p R

eady r

ota

tional

syste

ms

$10,9

40

India

na C

om

ponent,

IPM

PIP

E 2

007

Latin,

Ric

hard

X$56,7

50

Turf

gra

ss D

isease R

esearc

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$160,0

00

Genetic,

mole

cula

r and b

iochem

ical basis

of

path

ogen a

nd s

tress induces n

ecro

sis

$100,0

00

The R

ole

of

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yto

pla

sm

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inase M

edia

ted S

ignaling in P

lant

Responses t

o N

ecro

trophic

and B

iotr

ophic

Path

ogens.

Am

endm

ent

1

$6,0

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The R

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of

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pla

sm

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edia

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lant

Responses t

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ecro

trophic

and B

iotr

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ogens

Rane,

Kare

n K

$61,7

50

Multi Sponsore

d

$32,5

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National Pla

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and D

isease D

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etw

ork

$8,1

08

Soybean R

ust/

Virus T

esting D

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upple

menta

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Ruhl, G

ail E

Johnson,

William

G

Kru

pke,

Christian H

Mengis

te,

Tesfa

ye D

Forn

ey,

Jam

es D

Kirchm

aie

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nn L

Tao,

Weig

uo A

Abney,

T S

Gold

sbro

ugh,

Pete

r B

121

Sponsore

d P

rogra

ms

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es r

epre

sent

indiv

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dit

$25,5

26

India

na C

om

ponent,

IPM

PIP

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007

$21,2

50

Sentinel Plo

ts t

o M

onitor

the S

pre

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f Asia

n S

oybean R

ust

in t

he U

S S

oybean P

roduction R

egio

ns

$25,4

00

Wheat

Dis

ease R

esearc

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Vyn,

Tony J

$11,2

78

Reducin

g t

he r

isk f

or

SD

S a

nd S

CN

by im

pro

ved c

hoic

e o

f tillage s

yste

m a

nd t

hre

shold

level pre

dic

itio

ns

$7,7

50

2007 S

oybean F

rogeye L

eaf

Spot;

Managin

g F

rogeye L

eaf

Spot

and C

harc

oal Rot

in t

he N

ort

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entr

al Regio

n

$1,0

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Bota

ny &

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nt

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olo

gy R

esearc

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Westp

hal

$7,0

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d

$26,3

16

Reducin

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isk f

or

SD

S a

nd S

CN

by im

pro

ved c

hoic

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f tillage s

yste

m a

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hre

shold

level pre

dic

itio

ns

$12,5

01

The S

udden D

eath

Syndro

me R

esearc

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llia

nce

Whitfo

rd,

Fre

d$6,8

40

Purd

ue P

esticid

e P

rogra

ms

Wolo

shuk,

Charles P

$9,2

68

O3CO

. In

c.V

olu

nta

ry S

upport

$176,3

85

Com

para

tive F

unctional G

enom

ics o

f Pla

nt

Path

ogenic

Fusarium

Specie

s

$32,9

39

Identify

ing f

ungal and p

lant

facto

rs influencin

g D

ON

pro

duction

$374,0

00

Regula

tion o

f In

fectious H

yphal G

row

th b

y T

BL 1

in M

agnaport

he G

risea

Dep

artm

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t o

f Fo

od

Scie

nce

Apple

gate

, Bru

ce M

$88,9

01

Novel surf

ace a

ctivation t

echniq

ue u

sin

g e

nerg

y c

ura

ble

mate

rials

for

the p

roduction o

f bio

active p

ackagin

g

$232,2

78

Bridgin

g t

he G

ap b

etw

een s

tarc

h g

ranule

arc

hitectu

re,

mole

cula

r str

uctu

re,

and r

eactivity

$75,0

00

Pote

ntially U

sefu

l Poly

saccharides f

rom

Alg

ae

Bhunia

, Aru

n K

$12,0

00

Shutt

lew

ort

h N

ort

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merica

$47,4

56

2008 I

ndy I

nte

rnational W

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om

petition

$5,0

00

Win

e G

rape R

esearc

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Cam

panella,

Osvald

o$114,0

69

Mitig

ation o

f em

issio

ns o

f agricultura

l air p

olluta

nts

by u

nders

tandin

g a

nd r

educin

g t

he f

orm

ation o

f sate

llite d

rops

$114,0

69

Mitig

ation o

f em

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ns o

f agricultura

l air p

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nts

by u

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tandin

g a

nd r

educin

g t

he f

orm

ation o

f sate

llite d

rops

$15,7

49

Phoon,

Pui Yeu

Cousin

, M

aribeth

A$7,0

00

Food M

icro

bio

logy R

esearc

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$247,2

95

Die

tary

Lip

ids a

s p

rim

ary

modula

tors

of

caro

tenoid

bio

availability f

rom

vegeta

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s

$75,9

43

Eff

ect

of

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estion o

n t

he C

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Chem

opre

venta

tive A

ctivity o

f Tea C

ate

chin

s

$172,1

25

Enhancin

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oods f

or

Health

$150

Hill's P

et

Nutr

itio

n,

Inc.

$56,0

00

Impact

of

food m

atr

ix o

n c

ate

chin

bio

availablilty f

rom

cocoa in v

ivo

Gerr

ard

, D

avid

E$1,4

66

Tre

atm

ent

of

finely

textu

red b

eef

(FTB)

with A

nhydro

us A

mm

onia

for

Path

ogen R

eduction

$3,3

30

Are

um

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ore

a v

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chola

r-Bench F

ee

$2,0

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Cere

als

and P

rocessin

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esearc

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$57,3

75

Enhancin

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oods f

or

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$299,9

22

Functional Foods C

onta

inin

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ovel Carb

ohydra

tes f

or

Energ

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ala

nce a

nd I

mpro

ved H

ealth

$16,2

86

Kale

, M

adhuvanti,

S

$102,0

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Pro

duct

and M

ark

et

Develo

pm

ent

for

Sorg

hum

and P

earl M

ille

t in

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$17,0

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Whis

tler

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ohydra

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esearc

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or

continuin

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esearc

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ere

al chem

istr

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he labora

tory

$6,9

30

Dairy &

Nutr

itio

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ouncil,

Inc.

$114,0

69

Mitig

ation o

f em

issio

ns o

f agricultura

l air p

olluta

nts

by u

nders

tandin

g a

nd r

educin

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he f

orm

ation o

f sate

llite d

rops

$16,2

86

Banerj

ee,

Pre

eth

a

$139,5

00

Develo

pm

ent

of

a C

om

pliance A

ssis

tance C

ente

r fo

r th

e F

ood P

rocessin

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ndustr

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$1,7

50

Multi-

Sponsore

d G

ift

$27,8

49

Tre

atm

ent

of

finely

textu

red b

eef

(FTB)

with A

nhydro

us A

mm

onia

for

Path

ogen R

eduction

$88,2

37

Enhancin

g a

nd E

xpandin

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he R

eta

il F

ood S

afe

ty C

onsort

ium

$11,5

00

Multi-

Sponsore

d/R

esearc

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$5,5

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Multi-

Sponsore

d G

ift

Keener, K

evin

M

Lin

ton,

Ric

hard

H

Mauer, L

isa J

Bem

ille

r, J

am

es N

Butz

ke,

Christian E

Corv

ala

n,

Carlos

Shaner, G

regory

E

Westp

hal, A

ndre

as

Xu,

Jin-R

ong

Ferr

uzzi, M

ario

Ham

aker, B

ruce R

Hayes,

Kirby D

122

Sponsore

d P

rogra

ms

Valu

es r

epre

sent

indiv

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cre

dit

$6,6

40

Wirongro

ng T

ongdeesoonto

rnj-

Thailand B

enchfe

e

$25,8

77

A p

rocess f

or

printing a

ctivity t

o f

ood c

onta

ct

surf

aces

$23,5

00

Food S

cie

nce R

esearc

h

$133,3

52

Novel surf

ace a

ctivation t

echniq

ue u

sin

g e

nerg

y c

ura

ble

mate

rials

for

the p

roduction o

f bio

active p

ackagin

g

$15,7

49

Engla

nd,

Eric

$33,2

38

Enhanced B

ean U

tilization in t

he U

.S.

and C

entr

al Am

erica

$16,2

86

Hill,Kelle

$15,7

49

Kaur, A

mandeep

$16,2

86

Stu

be,

Alicia

$1,0

00

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d

$41,0

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Vuln

era

bility d

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air v

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min

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$12,0

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$63,0

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$7,0

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A p

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vasiv

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of

sudden c

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patients

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23

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$460,8

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Inte

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$24,8

40

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49

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scie

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sta

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tocols

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82

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$9,5

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$26,0

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37

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vs c

orn

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(II

021A)

$21,5

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& F

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$916

Evalu

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est

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gie

s f

or

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ed B

ugs

$10,4

50

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$14,3

74

Analy

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of

genes a

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ene r

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gro

nom

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port

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honey b

ee b

ehavio

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86

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1

Holland,

Jeff

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47

Egyptian C

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ducational Bure

au F

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ship

$464,7

60

Analy

sis

of

genes a

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ene r

egio

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gro

nom

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port

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$24,7

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Impro

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att

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$500

MIR

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acy in R

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Mason,

Lin

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$14,5

84

Urb

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Murd

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Larr

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rain

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Robert

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phid

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Christo

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32

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griculture

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ontr

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CAPS)

$21,9

59

A m

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cula

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pro

vem

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of

cow

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resis

tance t

o b

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tresses

$30,1

81

Functional G

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ly

$51,6

02

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ic r

esponses t

o d

iert

ary

toxin

s in a

sto

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rain

insect

pest

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undin

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ora

tion o

f pla

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str

ess-m

edia

ting c

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pounds

$29,5

50

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west

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nal Turf

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$4,6

20

Borlaug F

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rogra

m f

or

Centr

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Fore

st

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ic S

upport

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Work

Pla

n f

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calY

ear

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Orn

am

enta

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sect

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$240,0

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ork

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Education P

rogra

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erv

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hard

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sin

g a

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ly

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pro

tocols

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axis

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aches

$7,3

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Evalu

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nte

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s,

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86

Ento

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$206,8

74

Bio

logic

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ol of

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phid

$65,3

32

Coopera

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ontr

act

2007 (

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$54,9

82

Coopera

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ontr

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2008 (

CAPS)

$2,4

39

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enom

ics a

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and G

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82

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phid

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urces

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Jam

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79

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64

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Engel, B

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An E

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Illinois

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Holland,

Jeff

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Tra

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75

National Tim

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Tax W

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$5,8

45

Cold

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of

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$71,8

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Fert

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bro

wse s

usceptibility in r

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chem

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Oak a

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Regenera

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learc

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on t

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Physio

logic

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tree s

eedlings t

oenvironm

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$35,0

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Quality

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of

nurs

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ore

st

tree s

eedlings

Lee,

Lin

da S

$24,0

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TN

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in S

upport

of

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div

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onserv

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Low

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Zachary

E$20,0

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Volu

nta

ry S

upport

MacG

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an,

Brian J

$456

Multi Sponsore

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ol. s

upport

$800

Blo

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lanting o

f Elite

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Fam

ilie

s a

nd C

oppic

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$975

Hard

wood F

ore

str

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und -

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wood T

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mpro

vem

ent

and R

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$25,0

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India

na A

rborists

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$300

Volu

nta

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upport

Meadow

s,

Edw

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$3,4

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$10,0

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$70,0

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Collabora

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esearc

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str

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$117,4

02

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Sam

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23

Tra

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Rem

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nts

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Blo

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f Elite

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oppic

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$12,0

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str

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Hard

wood E

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$272,9

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Hard

wood T

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vem

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and R

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$17,2

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Pang,

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rian K

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Park

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ecru

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72

Purd

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408737

$32,0

34

Villa

nueva-R

ivera

, Luis

$39,2

50

Hard

wood E

cosyste

m E

xperim

ent

$15,7

49

Ow

iredu,

Eric,

A

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89

Assessm

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of

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arr

iers

to g

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low

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eta

popula

tion p

ers

iste

nce in m

am

mals

fro

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ndia

na

$16,2

86

Beatt

y,

William

$11,0

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New

genetic t

ools

for

assessm

ent

of

double

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ste

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orm

ora

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movem

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$15,7

49

Ols

on,

Zachary

, H

$2,0

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Volu

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upport

Saunders

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ichael R

$53,0

95

Pro

ductivity a

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inancia

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bility o

f natu

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turb

ance-b

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anagem

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in t

he A

cadia

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ore

st

Seifert

, Jo

hn R

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Oak a

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Mic

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harles H

Pijanow

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ryan C

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kopy,

Lin

da S

Rhodes,

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Harv

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Jacobs,

Dougla

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McKenna,

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McKenzie

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Meilan,

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125

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$7,5

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str

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92

Wu,

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126

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Neil A

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pm

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William

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Christie E

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23

Gra

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Afg

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74

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MRI:

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Ars

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