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Nutrients and Environmental Quality General Session: II

Poster Session

ASA Section: Environmental Quality

Exciting advances in the management of nutrients to prevent or mitigate losses to the environment are happening every year. If you have something exciting to share, and it doesn't fit in one of the topical poster sessions, this is your opportunity.

Cosponsor(s):

Nutrients and Environmental Quality Community
Monday, November 4, 2013: 4:00 PM-6:00 PM
Tampa Convention Center, East Hall
Community Leader:
Amy L. Shober
Organizer:
D. Keith Reid
Presiders:
D. Keith Reid and Amy L. Shober
92-1
Effect of Agricultural Practices On Nitrate Leaching and Nitrogen Fertilizer Recovery in a Semi-Arid Region.
Andrew John, Montana State University; Clain A. Jones, Montana State University; Stephanie A. Ewing, Montana State University; W. Adam Sigler, Montana State University; Perry R. Miller, Montana State University
92-2
Linking Stream Water Phosphorus to Ecological Endpoints in Ozark Headwater Streams.
Raymond B Brennan, University of Arkansas; Andrew N. Sharpley, University of Arkansas; Thad Scott, University of Arkansas; Michael Bowes, NERC Centre for Ecology and Hydrology; Brian Haggard, University of Arkansas; Helen Jarvie, NERC Centre for Ecology and Hydrology
92-3
Phosphorous Phytoremediation of Manure-Enriched Soil Using Diverse Plant Species.
Robert B. Dadson, University of Maryland Eastern Shore; Fawzy M. Hashem, University of Maryland Eastern Shore
92-4
Nutrient Leaching From Soil in Mixed Turfgrass and Woody Plant Urban Landscapes.
Timothy Richard Pannkuk, Sam Houston State University
92-5
Using N15 and O18 Isotopes To Determine Groundwater Contamination Sources In Colorado.
Ashton Dilka, Colorado State University; Troy A. Bauder, Colorado State University; Erik Wardle, Colorado State University; Karl Mauch, Colorado Department of Agriculture
92-6
Linking Rice Agriculture to Nutrient Chemical Composition, Concentration and Mass Flux in Catchment Streams in Subtropical Central China.
Yi Wang, Chinese Academy of Sciences; Yong Li, Chinese Academy of Sciences; Feng Liu, Chinese Academy of Sciences; Yuyuan Li, Chinese Academy of Sciences; Lifang Song, Huazhong Agricultural University; Hang Li, Chinese Academy of Sciences; Cen Meng, Chinese Academy of Sciences; Jinshui Wu, Chinese Academy of Sciences
92-7
Reducing Nutrients Through Conservation: A Paired Watershed Study.
Ashleigh A. Hammac, North Carolina State University; Daniel Line, North Carolina State University; Wesley Childres, North Carolina State University; Deanna L. Osmond, North Carolina State University
92-8
Surface Runoff N and P Losses From Claypan Soil After Turkey Litter and Fertilizer Application. (Cancelled)
92-9
Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Nitrogen and Phosphorus Losses in Overland and Subsurface Drainage From An Irish Grassland Site.
Tristan G Ibrahim, Teagasc; Mark G Healy, National University of Ireland; Reamonn M Fealy, Teagasc; Gary J Lanigan, Teagasc; Karl G Richards, Teagasc; Owen Fenton, Teagasc
92-10
Ammonia Volatilization and Effect Of An Alternative Nitrogen Source On Grain Yield, Protein and Test Weight Of Winter Wheat Crops In a High Rainfall Environment.
Nicole P. Anderson, Oregon State University; Michael D. Flowers, Oregon State University; Sarah K Del Moro, Oregon State University
92-11
Phosphorus Sorption and Movement In FINE Sand Spodosols and Entisols.
Davie Mayeso Kadyampakeni, University of Florida; Peter Nkedi-Kizza, University of Florida; Kelly T. Morgan, University of Florida; Arnold Schumann, University of Florida
92-12
Phosphorus Sorption and Desorption From Ephemeral Gully Soils.
James Coover, Kansas State University; Nathan O. Nelson, Kansas State University
92-13
The Role of the Subsoil As a Source Or Sink for Phosphorus Leaching.
Helena Andersson, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences; Lars Bergström, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences; Faruk Djodjic, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences; Barbro Ulén, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences; Holger Kirchmann, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
92-15
Using a P Loss Model to Evaluate the Kentucky P Index.
Carl H. Bolster, USDA-ARS
92-16
Determination Of Biosolids Phosphorus Solubility and Its Relationship To Wastewater Treatment.
Molly Jameson, North Carolina State University; Jeffrey G. White, North Carolina State University; Deanna L. Osmond, North Carolina State University
92-17
Runoff, Sediment and Total Phosphorus Loss Predictions Using The Apex Model.
Ammar Bhandari, Kansas State University; Nathan O. Nelson, Kansas State University; Claire Baffaut, USDA-ARS Cropping System and Water Quality Unit; Mike Van Liew, University of Nebraska; Daniel W. Sweeney, Kansas State University; John A. Lory, University of Missouri; Gary M. Pierzynski, Kansas State University; Philip L. Barnes, Kansas State University; Keith A. Janssen, Kansas State University
92-18
Apex Simulation: Environmental Benefits Of Agroforestry and Grass Buffers For Corn-Soybean Watersheds.
Anomaa Senaviratne, University of Missouri; Ranjith Udawatta, University of Missouri; Claire Baffaut, USDA-ARS Cropping System and Water Quality Unit; Stephen H. Anderson, University of Missouri
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