U.S. Canola Association Research Conference Session: Canola Research Poster Session (ASA, CSSA and SSSA International Annual Meetings)

204 Canola Research Poster Session

Poster Session

U.S. Canola Association Research Conference

This poster session will cover all aspects of canola research - agronomy, production, breeding, utilization, end-uses, health, biofuels, and bio-based products.

Tuesday, November 4, 2014: 4:00 PM-6:00 PM

Long Beach Convention Center, Exhibit Hall ABC

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Organizers:

Michael J. Stamm and Dale Thorenson

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Poster #100

Impacts of Banding Ammonium Fertilizer on Canola and Wheat Seedling Root and Root Hair Growth and Development.
Isaac Madsen, Washington State University; William L Pan, Washington State University; Ronald P Bolton, Washington State University; Richard A Rupp, Washington State University

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Poster #101

Use of Rutabaga (Brassica napus var. napobrassica) for the Improvement of Canadian Spring Canola (Brassica napus).
Derek Flad, University of Alberta; Habibur Rahman, University of Alberta

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Poster #102

Management of Fresh Wheat Residue for Irrigated Winter Canola Production.
William F. Schillinger, Washington State University; Timothy C. Paulitz, Washington State University; Jeffery S. Schibel, Canola Grower

Poster Presentation

Schillinger et al ASA Poster 2014.pdf (2.7 MB)

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Poster #103

Winter Canola Response to Sulfur Fertilization.
Edwin M. Lentz, Ohio State University Extension

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Poster #104

Moisture and Soil N Supply-Based N Fertilizer Recommendations for Canola in the Pacific Northwestern U.S.
William L Pan, Washington State University; Warren Ashley Hammac, Washington State University; Amanda McClellan Maaz, Washington State University; Richard T. Koenig, Washington State University Extension

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Poster #105

Seeding Rates for Winter Canola Production in Ohio.
Edwin M. Lentz, Ohio State University Extension

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Poster #106

Nitrogen Rates for Ohio Winter Canola Production.
Edwin M. Lentz, Ohio State University Extension

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Poster #107

Canola As a Winter Crop for California – Experiences, Potential and Future Directions.
Nicholas George, University of California-Davis; Joy Hollingsworth, UC Davis; Stephen Kaffka, UC Davis

Poster Presentation

George et al 2 Poster 2.pdf (3.1 MB)

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Poster #108

Seasonal Pattern of Forage Productivity and Quality of Dual Purpose Winter Canola and Wheat in the Southern High Plains.
Sangamesh V. Angadi, New Mexico State University; Sultan Begna, New Mexico State University; Michael J. Stamm, Kansas State University

Poster Presentation

Seasnl For Can&Wht ASA14 -fn-.pdf (1.6 MB)

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Poster #109

An Empirical Approach for Estimating Seeding Dates for Winter Canola in Iowa.
Rafael A Martinez-Feria, Iowa State University; Thomas C. Kaspar, USDA-ARS National Laboratory for Agriculture and the Environment; Mary H. Wiedenhoeft, Iowa State University

Poster Presentation

RMF_ASA14.pdf (10.1 MB)

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Poster #110

Nutrient Uptake and Partitioning in Winter Canola.
Ignacio Antonio Ciampitti, Kansas State University; Michael J. Stamm, Kansas State University; Dorivar A. Ruiz Diaz, Kansas State University; William M. Stewart, International Plant Nutrition Institute Americas Group; Steven A. Harrold, Servi-Tech Laboratories

Poster Presentation

Canola.pdf (1.1 MB)

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Poster #111

The Impact of Research and Extension on Oilseed Production in Washington State.
Karen Sowers, Washington State University; William L Pan, Washington State University; Dennis Roe, Washington State University

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Poster #112

The Effects of Silicon and Fiber Composition from Canola and Wheat Residue on Soil Quality.
Taylor Lynn-Marie Beard, Washington State University; William L Pan, Washington State University

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Poster #113

Canola Tissue Nutrient Concentrations As Affected By Temporal Variability.
D. Brian Arnall, Oklahoma State University; Apurba K Sutradhar, University of Minnesota

Poster Presentation

Canola Tissue Poster.pdf (702.9 kB)

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Poster #114

Winter Survival and Stand Density Effects on Canola Performance in North Dakota.
Burton L. Johnson, North Dakota State University; Paula J Petersen, North Dakota State University

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Poster #115

Canola Grain Yield Response to Split Applied Nitrogen in Carrington, North Dakota.
Jasper M Teboh, North Dakota State University; Szilvia Szilahi-Sebess, North Dakota State University; Jim Johnson, Star Specialty Seed, Inc.

Poster Presentation

ASA 2014 Poster Jasper Teboh et. al..pdf (898.6 kB)

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Poster #116

Canola Production in the Grand Valley of Western Colorado.
Calvin H. Pearson, Colorado State University

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Poster #117

A Summarization of Past, Current, and Future Winter Canola Research in the PNW.
Frank L. Young, USDA-ARS; William L Pan, Washington State University; Lauren Young, Washington State University; Dennis Roe, Washington State University; Karen Sowers, Washington State University; Larry McGrew, USDA-ARS; Laban Molsee, Washington State University

Poster Presentation

FINAL NW-Canola-oilseed-poster-2014.pdf (4.4 MB)

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Poster #118

Yield, Oil Content and Water Use of Summer-Planted Winter Canola in Semiarid Oregon.
Don Wysocki, Oregon State University; Alan Wernsing, Oregon State University

Poster Presentation

Wysocki Canola ASA Poster.pdf (1.7 MB)

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Poster #119

Status of Winter Canola Production in Alabama.
Rufina N. Ward, Alabama A&M University; Ernst Cebert, Alabama A&M University; Kenneth E. Ward, Alabama A&M University

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Poster #120

Management Strategies for Winter Canola in the Texas Rolling Plains.
Paul B. DeLaune, Texas A&M AgriLife Research; Charles Coufal, Texas A&M AgriLife Research-Vernon; Clark B Neely, Texas Agrilife Extension Service

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Poster #121

Environmental Effects on Oil Quality of High Oleic-Low Linoleneic (HOLL) and Low Linoleneic (LLIN) Spring Canola.
Megan Wingerson, University of Idaho; James B. Davis, University of Idaho; Jack Brown, University of Idaho

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Poster #122

Twenty Years of Canola Variety Performance in the Pacific Northwest.
Bradley Pakish, University of Idaho; James B. Davis, University of Idaho; Megan Wingerson, University of Idaho; Jack Brown, University of Idaho

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Poster #123

Examining the Feasibility of Several Oilseed Crops for Production in the Inland Pacific Northwest.
Pedee Ewing, University of Idaho; James B. Davis, University of Idaho; Megan Wingerson, University of Idaho; Jack Brown, University of Idaho

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Poster #124

Optimal Agronomic Conditions for Spring and Winter Canola Production in Northern Idaho.
Kathleen Reed, University of Idaho; James B. Davis, University of Idaho; Megan Wingerson, University of Idaho; Jack Brown, University of Idaho

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Poster #125

Investigating Cover Crops in Dryland Pacific Northwest Winter Wheat Rotations.
Sage McClintick, University of Idaho; James B. Davis, University of Idaho; Megan Wingerson, University of Idaho; Jack Brown, University of Idaho; Bradley Pakish, University of Idaho

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Poster #126

Winter Canola Yield and Survival As a Function of Environment, Genetics, and Management.
Michael J. Stamm, Kansas State University; Yared Assefa, Kansas State University; Kraig L. Roozeboom, Kansas State University

Poster Presentation

Canola Research Conference Poster_PDxTxG_Stamm_10-24-2014_FINAL.pdf (651.7 kB)

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