Search Results - "Rowland, Diane L."

Nitrogen Enrichment Alters Mycorrhizal Allocation at Five Mesic to Semiarid Grasslands by Johnson, Nancy Collins, Rowland, Diane L., Corkidi, Lea, Egerton-Warburton, Louise M., Allen, Edith B.

“…Arbuscular mycorrhizal (AM) fungi are integral components of grasslands because most plants are associated with interconnected networks of AM hyphae…”
Get full text

Evaluation of Potato Varieties Grown in Hydroponics for Phosphorus Use Efficiency by Lee, Wei-Chieh, Zotarelli, Lincoln, Rowland, Diane L., Liu, Guodong

“…Global phosphate mineral resources are nonrenewable and are inevitably depleting. Exploiting elite varieties has become imperative for the efficient use of…”
Get full text

Soil moisture distribution under drip irrigation and seepage for potato production by Reyes-Cabrera, Joel, Zotarelli, Lincoln, Dukes, Michael D., Rowland, Diane L., Sargent, Steven A.

“…•Drip irrigation resulted in irrigation water saving compared to seepage irrigation.•Comparable potato yields were achieved with surface drip irrigation and…”
Get full text

Overcoming small minirhizotron datasets using transfer learning by Xu, Weihuang, Yu, Guohao, Zare, Alina, Zurweller, Brendan, Rowland, Diane L., Reyes-Cabrera, Joel, Fritschi, Felix B., Matamala, Roser, Juenger, Thomas E.

“…•We compiled two datasets of peanut and switchgrass root imagery for this study.•Well-trained model overcame errors in human-labeled ground truth masks.•With…”
Get full text

Entrepreneurial Talent Building for 21st Century Agricultural Innovation by Yoon, Bo Kyeong, Tae, Hyunhyuk, Jackman, Joshua A, Guha, Supratik, Kagan, Cherie R, Margenot, Andrew J, Rowland, Diane L, Weiss, Paul S, Cho, Nam-Joon

“…Agricultural innovation is a key component of the global economy and enhances food security, health, and nutrition. Current innovation efforts focus mainly on…”
Get full text

Quantifying shoot and root biomass production and soil carbon under perennial bioenergy grasses in a subtropical environment by Liang, Xi, Erickson, John E., Silveira, Maria L., Sollenberger, Lynn E., Rowland, Diane L., Vermerris, Wilfred

“…Perennial bioenergy grasses can potentially replace fossil fuels and offset atmospheric CO2 through soil C sequestration. However, limited information relevant…”
Get full text

Soil water depletion of peanut subspecies as influenced by water‐use traits and soil water availability by Zurweller, Brendan A., Rowland, Diane L., Tillman, Barry L., Payton, Paxton, Erickson, J., Racette, Kelly, Carter, Ethan

“…While improved crop water‐deficit tolerance is considered of primary importance, many phenotyping efforts focusing on quantifying structural root traits make…”
Get full text

Using multispectral imagery to extract a pure spectral canopy signature for predicting peanut maturity by Abd-El Monsef, Hesham, Smith, Scot E., Rowland, Diane L., Abd El Rasol, Nader

“…•An Unmanned Autonomous Octocopter equipped with a hyperspectral sensor was used to take imagery of peanut plant cover at various stages of maturity. The model…”
Get full text

Soil bacterial community response to rhizoma peanut incorporation into Florida pastures by Guerra, Victor A., Beule, Lukas, Mackowiak, Cheryl L., Dubeux, Jose C. B., Blount, Ann R. S., Wang, Xiao‐Bo, Rowland, Diane L., Liao, Hui‐Ling

“…Incorporating legumes is one option for improving pasture fertility, sustainability, and biodiversity. Diazotrophic microorganisms, including rhizobia that…”
Get full text

Genotypic stability in root system architecture and aboveground biomass revealed diverse adaptability of peanut ( Arachis hypogaea L.) to moderate water deficit by Song, Yangyang, Zurweller, Brendan A., Goyzueta Altamirano, Marco D., Tillman, Barry L., Rowland, Diane L.

“…Abstract Many crop species, including cultivated peanut ( Arachis hypogaea L.), modify their above‐ and below‐ground growth to cope with water deficit stress…”
Get full text

Plant winners and losers during grassland N-eutrophication differ in biomass allocation and mycorrhizas by Johnson, Nancy Collins, Rowland, Diane L, Corkidi, Lea, Allen, Edith B

“…Human activities release tremendous amounts of nitrogenous compounds into the atmosphere. Wet and dry deposition distributes this airborne nitrogen (N) on…”
Get full text

Palmer Amaranth (Amaranthus palmeri) Competition for Water in Cotton by Berger, Sarah T., Ferrell, Jason A., Rowland, Diane L., Webster, Theodore M.

“…Palmer amaranth is a troublesome weed in cotton production. Yield losses of 65% have been reported from season-long Palmer amaranth competition with cotton. To…”
Get full text

Nitrogen Assessment of Shallow Florida Histosols by Santos, Aline de Camargo, McCray, J. Mabry, Daroub, Samira H., Rowland, Diane L., Ji, Shangning, Sandhu, Hardev

“…The soils of the Everglades Agricultural Area (EAA) are mainly organic soils (Histosols), and their artificial drainage promoted aeration and resulted in soil…”
Get full text

Multiple‐generation seed maturity effects on seedling vigour in a production environment by Song, Yangyang, Tseng, Yu‐Chien, Rowland, Diane L., Tillman, Barry L., Wilson, Chris H., Sarnoski, Paul J., Zurweller, Brendan A.

“…Maturity is not only critical for vigour and other seed quality characteristics but also impacts the subsequent plant performance. If these impacts on the…”
Get full text

Converting bahiagrass pasture land to elephantgrass bioenergy production enhances biomass yield and water quality by Reyes-Cabrera, Joel, Erickson, John. E., Leon, Ramon G., Silveira, Maria L., Rowland, Diane L., Sollenberger, Lynn E., Morgan, Kelly T.

“…•Elephantgrass produced on average 4- to 7-fold more biomass than bahiagrass.•Elephantgrass ET was about 35% higher compared to bahiagrass.•Elephantgrass…”
Get full text

Primed acclimation of cultivated peanut (Arachis hypogaea L.) through the use of deficit irrigation timed to crop developmental periods by Rowland, Diane L., Faircloth, Wilson H., Payton, Paxton, Tissue, David T., Ferrell, Jason A., Sorensen, Ronald B., Butts, Christopher L.

“…► Improved water productivity (WP) in Texas U.S. peanut production is critical. ► Irrigation using mild deficits in early developmental stages improved WP. ►…”
Get full text

Peanut residue distribution gradients and tillage practices determine patterns of nitrogen mineralization by Jani, Arun D., Mulvaney, Michael J., Enloe, Heather A., Erickson, John E., Leon, Ramon G., Rowland, Diane L., Wood, C. Wesley

“…Peanut ( Arachis hypogaea L.) harvest practices create residue distribution gradients in the field that lead to spatial and temporal variability in available…”
Get full text

Sunn hemp intercrop and mulch increases papaya growth and reduces wind speed and virus damage by Vincent, Christopher, Schaffer, Bruce, Rowland, Diane L., Migliaccio, Kati W., Crane, Jonathan H., Li, Yuncong

“…•When sunn hemp growth was excessive, shade reduced papaya growth.•Sunn hemp residue mulch increased papaya photosynthesis and root and shoot growth.•Mowing…”
Get full text

Planting date and row spacing effects on the agronomic potential of sesame in the southeastern USA by Gloaguen, Romain M., Byrd, Seth, Rowland, Diane L., Langham, D. Ray, Couch, Annie

“…Sesame (Sesamum indicum L.) is being considered for commercial production in the southeastern USA, but very little is known about its potential and the…”
Get full text

Tissue chemistry and morphology affect root decomposition of perennial bioenergy grasses on sandy soil in a sub‐tropical environment by Liang, Xi, Erickson, John E., Silveira, Maria L., Sollenberger, Lynn E., Rowland, Diane L.

“…Second‐generation biofuels and bio‐based products derived from lignocellulosic biomass are likely to replace current fuels derived from simple sugars and…”
Get full text