710

Production of Napiergrass (Pennisetum purpureum Schum) for Bioenergy Under Organic Versus Inorganic Fertilization In the Southeast USA.

Joseph E. Knoll, USDA-ARS; William Anderson, USDA ARS; Timothy Strickland, USDA ARS; Robert Hubbard, USDA ARS

62-2

711

Bioenergy Cropping Systems for Food, Feed, Fuel, and Soil.

David Archer, USDA-ARS; Marty Schmer, USDA-ARS; Mark Liebig, USDA-ARS; Scott Kronberg, USDA-ARS; Kristine Nichols, USDA-ARS

62-3

712

Field-Scale Yield of Switchgrass Under Varying Nitrogen Management Treatments In New York State.

Hilary Mayton, Cornell University; Julie Hansen, Cornell University; Ryan Crawford, Cornell University; Jamie Crawford, Cornell University; Donald Viands, Cornell University

62-4

713

Soybean Growth and Development Following Corn Stover Removal for Biofuel In a Corn-Soybean Rotation.

Kellar E. Nelson, University of Missouri; Deanna S. Boardman, University of Missouri; William J. Wiebold, University of Missouri

62-5

714

High-Resolution Sustainability Assessment of Bioenergy Production In Central Wisconsin.

Shujiang Kang, Oak Ridge National Laboratory; Wilfred Post, Oak Ridge National Laboratory; Dali Wang, Oak Ridge National Laboratory; Jeff Nichols, Oak Ridge National Laboratory; Roberto C. Izaurralde, Battelle Pacific NW Lab.; Xuesong Zhang, Battelle Pacific NW Lab.; David Manowitz, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

62-6

715

Nitrogen Use Efficiency and N-Remobilization In Switchgrass Cultivars.

Anserd J. Foster Jr., Oklahoma State University; Mohamed Fahej, Oklahoma State University; Yanqi Wu, Oklahoma State University; Vijaya Gopal Kakani, Oklahoma State University

62-7

716

Seasonal Changes In Growth and Morphological Characteristics of Bioenergy Grasses In the USA Gulf Coast Region.

Chaein Na, University of Florida; Lynn E. Sollenberger, University of Florida; John E. Erickson, University of Florida; Kenneth R. Woodard, University of Florida; Nicholas C. Krueger, University of Florida; Joao Vendramini, University of Florida; Maria Lucia L. Silveira, University of Florida

62-8

717

Harvest Frequency and Timing Affect Perennial Bioenergy Grass Yield and Composition.

Chaein Na, University of Florida; Lynn E. Sollenberger, University of Florida; John E. Erickson, University of Florida; Kenneth R. Woodard, University of Florida; Miguel S. Castillo, University of Florida; Maria Lucia L. Silveira, University of Florida; Joao Vendramini, University of Florida

62-9

718

Integrating Winter Canola Into Dairy Crop Rotations.

Heather Karsten, Pennsylvania State University; Glenna Malcolm, Pennsylvania State University; Douglas Beegle, Pennsylvania State University; William Curran, Pennsylvania State University; Curtis Dell, USDA-ARS; Peter Kleinman, USDA-ARS; Thomas Richard, The Pennsylvania State University; Virginia Ishler, The Pennsylvania State University; John Tooker, The Pennsylvania State University; Ronald Hoover, Pennsylvania State University

62-10

719

Yield, Yield Distribution, and Forage Quality of Warm-Season Perennial Grasses Grown for Pasture or Biofuel In South Central Oklahoma.

James Rogers, The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation; Jagadeesh Mosali, The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation; Frank Motal, The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation

62-11

720

Evaluation of New Oilseed Crops for Biofuel In California.

Jimin Zhang, University of California, Davis; Robert Hutmacher, University of California, Davis; Stephen Kaffka, University of California, Davis

62-12

721

Soil Temperature, Moisture, and Canopy Closure of Miscanthus x Giganteus At Four Different Ages.

Andy P. Wycislo, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Thomas B. Voigt, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

62-13

722

Poultry Litter Effects On Switchgrass and Sorghum Biomass Yield and Macronutrient Removal.

Charles West, University of Arkansas; B. C. Grigg, University of Arkansas; C. A. Guerber, University of Arkansas; Rodney Farris, Oklahoma State University; Kristofor R. Brye, University of Arkansas

62-14

723

Grow Camelina As a Winter Crop In Tennessee.

Guorong Zhang, Tennessee State University; Diana Kiser, Tennessee State University

62-15

724

Early Competition for Soil Resources Beneath Dual-Cropped Loblolly Pine and Switchgrass Plantations.

Kurt J. Krapfl, Mississippi State University; Jeff Hatten, Mississippi State University; Scott D. Roberts, Mississippi State University

62-16

725

Discovery of a Novel Naturally Occurring Cytotype of Prairie Cordgrass, Spartina Pectinata Link.

Sumin Kim, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; A. Lane Rayburn, University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign; Allen Parrish, University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign; Dokyoung Lee, University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign

62-17

726

Salt Tolerance In a Polyploid Series of Prairie Cordgrass (Spartina pectinata).

Sumin Kim, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Thomas B. Voigt, University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign; A. Lane Rayburn, University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign; Dokyoung Lee, University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign

62-18

727

Harvest Regimen and Nitrogen Fertilization Affect Cellulosic Biomass Production in Native Warm-Season Perennial Grasses.

Harley D. Naumann, Texas A&M University; James P. Muir, Texas AgriLife Research-Stephenville; Angela E. Lee, Tarleton State University; John L. Reilley, USDA NRCS; John R. Bow, Texas AgriLife Research-Stephenville; Barry D. Lambert, Tarleton State University; Texas AgriLife Research-Stephenville

62-19

728

Nitrogen and Harvest Management for Switchgrass Quantity and Quality.

Matthew Ruark, UW Madison; Kolby Bray-Hoagland, UW Madison; Mack Naber, UW Madison

62-20

729

Genotypic Variation in the Amino Acid Profiles of Miscanthus Rhizomes During Autumn Acclimation.

Bill Deen, University of Guelph; Katherine Withers, University of Guelph

62-21

730

Nitrogen Leaching Loss After Anaerobic Digestate Application to Biogas Cropping Systems.

Nikolai Svoboda, Christian-Albrechts-University; Antje Herrmann, Christian-Albrechts-University; Babette Wienforth, Christian-Albrechts-University; Henning Kage, Christian-Albrechts-University; Susanne Ohl, Christian-Albrechts-University; Eberhard Hartung, Christian-Albrechts-University; Christof Kluss, Christian-Albrechts-University; Friedhelm Taube, Christian-Albrechts-University

62-22

731

Broad Sense Heritability of Bioenergy Traits In 50 Switchgrass Clones Grown On Marginal Land.

Laura Cortese, Rutgers University; Stacy Bonos, Rutgers University

62-23

732

Biomass Characteristics of 14 Switchgrass Cultivars Grown In Marginal Vs. Prime Soil.

Stacy Bonos, Rutgers Univeristy; Sergio Sosa, Rutgers University; Michael Casler, USDA-ARS; Paul Adler, USDA-ARS; Arvid Boe, South Dakota State University; Hilary Mayton, Cornell University; Calvin Ernst, Ernst Conservation Seeds; Greg Kedzierski, Ernst Conservation Seeds LLP; John Armstrong, Ohio Seed Improvement Assoc.

62-24

733

Comparison of Prairie Cordgrass to Switchgrass for Biomass On Wet Soils.

Arvid Boe, South Dakota State University

62-25

734

Effects of Seeding Rates On Sorghum Quality As a Bionergy Feedstock.

Wayne H. Thompson, The Texas Agrilife Extension Service; Juerg M. Blumenthal, The Texas AgriLife Extension Service; Robert W. Myatt, Texas Agrilife Research; Szilvia Zilahi-Sebess, Texas A&M University

62-26

735

The Effect of Row Spacing and Seeding Rate On Biomass Production and Plant Stand Characteristics of Non-Irrigated Photoperiod-Sensitive Sorghum (Sorghum bicolor (L) Moench).

John L. Snider, ARS; Randy Raper, ARS; Eric Schwab, USDA-NRCS

62-27

736

Radiation and Water Use Efficiencies of Bioenergy Cropping Systems.

Babette Wienforth, Christian-Albrechts-University; Antje Herrmann, Christian-Albrechts-University; Friedhelm Taube, Christian-Albrechts-University; Henning Kage, Christian-Albrechts-University

62-28

737

Establishment-Phase Productivity of Biomass Cropping Systems In the Upper Midwest.

Gregg R. Sanford, University of Wisconsin - Madison; Poonam Jasrotia, Michigan State University; Joe Simmons, Michigan State University; Peter Hudy, Michigan State University; Joshua Posner, University of Wisconsin - Madison; Kurt Thelen, Michigan State University; Phil Robertson, Michigan State University; Randall Jackson, University of Wisconsin - Madison

62-29

738

Establishment of Switchgrass In Corn Influenced by Switchgrass Variety and Landscape Position.

Theodore P. Gunther, Iowa State University; Kenneth Moore, Iowa State University

62-30

739

Genotype and Soil Fertility Influence On Jatropha Oil Yield.

Joshua Neipp, University of Hawaii; Richard Ogoshi, University of Hawaii; Goro Uehara, University of Hawaii; Harold Keyser, University of Hawaii

62-31

740

Tailoring Extension Education Efforts to Region-Specific Oilseed Production Zones In Washington State.

Karen Sowers, Washington State University; Dennis Roe, Washington State University; William Pan, Washington State University

62-32

741

The Roots of Energy: Exploring Sustainable Bioenergy Crop Production Practices by Understanding Rooting Characteristics of Candidate Crops.

Ajay Bhardwaj, Michigan State University; Jessica S. Teli, Bemidji State University; Kevin Kahmark, MSU-Kellogg Biological Station; Poonam Jasrotia, Michigan State University; Alvin Smucker, Michigan State University; Stephen K. Hamilton, Michigan State University; G. Philip Robertson, W. K Kellogg Biological Station and Crop & Soil Sciences

62-33

742

Biomass Management of Reed Canarygrass Utilized for Thermal Energy.

Sidney C. Bosworth, University of Vermont

62-34

743

Tropical Forage Biomass As An Alternative Source for Ethanol Production.

Marcelo A. Carvalho, Brazilian Agriculture Research Corporation (Embrapa); Cristina Maria M. Machado, Brazilian Agriculture Research Corporation (Embrapa); Francisco D. Fernandes, Brazilian Agriculture Research Corporation (Embrapa); Silvia B. Gon�alves, Brazilian Agriculture Research Corporation (Embrapa); Allan Kardec B. Ramos, Brazilian Agriculture Research Corporation (Embrapa); Simone Mendon�a, Brazilian Agriculture Research Corporation (Embrapa)

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