196

Wesley Rosenthal, Texas Agricultural Experiment Station-Blackland Research Center; Steve Potter, Texas Agrilife Research

534-2

197

Effects of Full-Season Temperature Free-Air-Controlled Enhancement (T-FACE) Ecosystem Warming on Leaf Gas Exchange Properties and Water Relations of Spring Wheat.

Gerard Wall, USDA-ARS; Bruce Kimball, USDA-ARS; Jeff White, USDA-ARS; Michael Ottman, University of Arizona

534-3

198

Spatial Scale Issues in Interpreting ENSO Impacts on Cotton Production in the Southeastern U.S.

Joel O. Paz, The University of Georgia; Axel Garcia y Garcia, The University of Georgia; Clyde W. Fraisse, University of Florida; James W. Jones, University of Florida; Gerrit Hoogenboom, The University of Georgia

534-4

199

Simulating the Impact of Resource Conserving Technologies in Rice-Wheat System on Productivity, Income, and Environment.

Himanshu Pathak, International Rice Research Institute; Yash Saharawat, International Rice Research Institute; Mahesh Gathala, International Rice Research Institute; Sangita Mohanty, International Rice Research Institute; Jagdish Ladha, International Rice Research Institute

534-5

200

Developing a Snap Bean Simulation Model to Predict Fresh Market Production, and Quality Ofpods.

Desire Djidonou, University of Florida; Kenneth Boote, University of Florida; James W. Jones, University of Florida; Jerry Bennett, University of Florida; Eric H. Simonne, University of Florida; Jon I. Lizaso, University of Florida

534-6

201

The Effect of Temperature on Sweetpotato Growth and Development.

Consuelo C. Romero, University of Florida; Guillermo A. Baigorria, University of Florida

534-7

202

The Impact of Irrigation Scheduling on Peanut Growth and Development.

Cecilia M. Tojo Soler, The University of Georgia; Gerrit Hoogenboom, The University of Georgia; Ayman Suleiman, The University of Georgia

534-8

203

Reducing Corn Yield Variability and Enhancing Yield Increases Through the Use of Corn-Specific Growth Models.

Wade Thomason, Virginia Tech; F. D. Raymond, Virginia Tech; K.R. Hughes, Virginia Tech; M.M. Alley, Virginia Tech; David Parrish, Virginia Tech

534-9

204

Spatial Comparison of Reliabilities of the EPIC and CERES Models in Simulating Sorghum Yields in the U.S. Great Plains.

Xianzeng Niu, The Pennsylvania State University; William Easterling, Penn State University; Cynthia Hays, University of Nebraska; Linda Mearns, Naional Center for Atmospheric Research; Larry McDaniel, The National Center for Atmospheric Research

534-10

205

Assessing the Reliability and Uncertainty of a Remote Sensing Driven Crop Model - rsEPIC.

Xianzeng Niu, Pennsylvania State University; Eric Warner, The Pennsylvania State University; Gary Petersen, Pennsylvania State Univ.; William Easterling, Penn State University

534-11

206

Analysis for Planning Suitable Maize Husbandry in New Production Areas of Argentina: A Simple Model Based on Eco-Physiology and Climatic Variables.

Gustavo A. Maddonni, University of Buenos Aires

534-12

207

Hydrus-3D Simulations: Irrigation Management Strategies for the Texas High Plains.

Vinicius Bufon, Texas Tech University; Robert J. Lascano, USDA-ARS Cropping Systems Research Laboratory

534-13

208

Data Assimilation of Near-Surface Soil Moisture Using the DSSAT Model.

Candace Batts, Iowa State University; Amy L. Kaleita, Iowa State University

534-14

209

Evaluating the MaizSim Model in Simulating Potential Corn Growth.

Yang Yang, USDA-ARS; David Fleisher, USDA-ARS Crop Systems and Global Change Laboratory; Dennis Timlin, USDA-ARS; Bruno Quebedeaux, University of Maryland; V.R. Reddy, USDA-ARS Crop Systems and Global Change Laboratory

534-15

210

Association of the 3D CWSI and Cotton Yield.

Jessica Torrion, Texas Tech University

534-16

211

Use of Climate Indices in Cotton Yield Risk Assessment for the Southeastern USA.

Tapan B. Pathak, University of Florida; James Jones, University of Florida; Clyde Fraisse, University of Florida

534-17

212

Genotypic Variation of Yield Enhancement of Rice Cultivars with Different Maturity Group of Exposure to Free-Air CO₂ Enrichment (FACE).

Hiroyuki Shimono, Iwate University; Masumi Okada, National Agricultural Research Center for Tohoku Region; Yasuhiro Yamakawa, National Agricultural Research Center for Tohoku Region; Hirofumi Nakamura, National Agricultural Research Center for Tohoku Region; Kazuhiko Kobayashi, Dept. Global Agri Sci. U. of Tokyo; Toshihiro Hasegawa, National Institute for Agro-Environmental Sciences

534-18

213

Analysis of the Accuracy of the Web-Based Simulation Model Cropwateruse.

Carlos Fernandez, Texas AgriLife Research; Giovanni Piccinni, Texas A&M University

534-19

215

Elucidation of the Relationships Between Vapor Pressure Deficit, Leaf Gas Exchange, and Stomatal Conductance.

Mari-Vaughn V. Johnson, USDA-ARS; Jim Kiniry, USDA-ARS; Deborah Spanel, USDA-ARS; Shannon Loriaux, LiCor Biosciences; James A. Bunce, USDA-ARS

534-20

216

The Potential for Wind Dispersal of Orobanche Seeds In Egypt.

D. Snyder, Purdue University-Agronomy Dept.; T. L. Housley, Purdue University-Agronomy Dept.; R. H. Grant, Purdue University-Agronomy Dept.

534-21

217

Surface-Energy Partitioning in a Rice Paddy Field.

Tomotsugu Yazaki, Meiji University; Kosuke Noborio, Meiji University

534-22

218

Developing Temperature-Dependent Functional Algorithms for Switchgrass Growth and Development for Modeling.

K. Raja Reddy, Mississippi State University; Shardendu Singh, Mississippi State University; David Brand, Mississippi State University; Ramdeo Seepaul, Mississippi State University; Bisoondat Macoon, Mississippi State University

534-23

219

Quantifying the Effects of Environmental Factors on Crop Growth Using Environmental Productivity Concept.

K. Raja Reddy, Mississippi State University

2008 Joint Annual Meeting (5-9 Oct. 2008): Climate and Crop Processes (Posters)

534 Climate and Crop Processes (Posters)