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Pest Management

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Esker, P.D., & Conley, S.P. • Unknown Hub (2011)

Crop YieldsWisconsin

Murillo-Williams, A., & Pedersen, P. • Unknown Hub (2008)

Crop YieldsIowa

Pataky, J.K., Michener, P.M., Freeman, N.D., Hawk, J.A., Weldekidan, T., & Teyker, R.H. • Unknown Hub (2005)

PestsIllinois

McCarville, M.T., O'Neal, M.E., Potter, B.D., Tilmon, K.J., Cullen, E.M., McCornack, B.P., Tooker, J.F., & Prischmann-Voldseth, D.A. • Unknown Hub (2014)

Crop YieldsIowa

Bierman, R. E., Riechers, D. E., Sprague, C. L., Bollero, G., & Pedersen W. L. • Unknown Hub (2005)

Crop YieldsIllinois

Rossman, D.R., Byrne, A.M., & Chilvers, M.I. • Unknown Hub (2018)

Crop YieldsMichigan
Crop YieldsOhio
Crop YieldsMichigan
Crop YieldsMissouri

Krupke, C.H., Alford, A.M., Cullen, E.M., Hodgson, E.W., Knodel, J.J., McCornack, B., Potter, B.D., Spigler, M.I., Tilmon, K., & Welch, K. • Unknown Hub (2017)

Crop YieldsNorth Dakota

Johnson, K.D., O'Neal, M.E., Ragsdale, D.W., Difon, C.D., Swinton, S.M., Dixon, P.M., Potter, B.D., Hodgson, E.W., & Costamagna, A.C. • Unknown Hub (2009)

Crop YieldsIowa

Dorrance, A. E., Robertson, A. E., Cianzo, S., Giesler, L. J., Grau, C. R., Draper, M. A., Tenuta, A. U., & Anderson, T. R. • Unknown Hub

Crop YieldsIowa

Tinsley, N. A., Steffey, K. L., Estes, R. E., Heeren, J. R., Gray, M. E., & Diers, B. W. • Unknown Hub (2011)

PestsIllinois

Wang, D., Kurle, J.E., Estevex de Jensen, C., & Percich, J.A. • Unknown Hub (2004)

Crop YieldsMinnesota

Frank, D.L., Kurtz, R., Tinsley, N.A., Gassmann, A.J., Meinke, L.J., Moellenbeck, D., Gray, M.E., Bledsoe, L.W., Krupke, C.H., estes, R.E., Weber, P., & Hibbards, B.E. • Unknown Hub (2015)

PestsIowa
Crop YieldsWisconsin

Gaspar, A.P., Marburger, D.A., Mourtzinis, S., & Conley, S. • Unknown Hub (2014)

Crop YieldsWisconsin

Haile, F.J., Peterson, R.K.D., & Higley, L.G. • Unknown Hub (1999)

Crop YieldsNebraska

Williams, M.M., & Bradley, C.A. • Unknown Hub (2017)

Crop YieldsIllinois
Crop YieldsNebraska

Baird, R.E., Nankam, C., Fallah Moghaddam, P., & Pataky, J.K • Unknown Hub (1994)

Crop YieldsIndiana

Oloumi-Sadeghi, H., Levine, E., Steffey, K.L., & Gray, M.E. • Unknown Hub (1992)

Crop YieldsIllinois
Crop YieldsNebraska
Crop YieldsOhio
PestsIowa

Vosberg, S.K., Marburger, D.A., Smith, D.L., & Conley, S.P. • Unknown Hub (2017)

PestsWisconsin
South Dakota

Morton, C.A., Harvey, R.G., Wedberg, J.L., Kells, J.J., Landis, D.A., & Lueschen, W.E. • Unknown Hub (1994)

Crop YieldsMichigan

Johnson, T.J., Kaspar, T.C., Kohler, K.A., Corak, S.J., & Logsdon, S.D. • Unknown Hub

Crop YieldsIowa

Mritunjoy Barman, Madeline Jill Morrison, Nikhitha Gangavarapu, Thomas Wilbur Davis, Jeff Bradshaw, Nathan Mueller, Stephen N. Wegulo, Indranil Mukhopadhyay, G Hein, Satyanarayana Tatineni, Shaonpius Mondal • Unknown Hub (2026)

“Statewide testing of 1,624 symptomatic samples in Nebraska (2023-2025) found wheat curl mite-transmitted viruses widespread not just in wheat but in cereal forage and cover crops: rye (80%), triticale (93%), and barley (72%) were infected with wheat streak mosaic virus and/or Triticum mosaic virus. Virus sequences were nearly identical across hosts, meaning these cereal cover and forage crops act as a green bridge that carries wheat streak mosaic disease into the next wheat crop — plan termination timing and crop choice accordingly.”

Pest & Disease ManagementNebraska

Asifa Hameed, Cristina Rosa, CHERYLE A. O’DONNELL, Edwin G. Rajotte • Pennsylvania Soybean Board (2023)

“No soybean variety tested in Pennsylvania was immune to soybean vein necrosis virus, and the variety Channel3917R2x attracted the most thrips, making it the preferred host. Thrips feeding alone, and especially combined with virus infection, cut soybean growth and photosynthetic performance and altered seed protein, oil, fiber, and carbohydrate content.”

Pest & Disease ManagementPennsylvania

Keith Clay • Unknown Hub (2014)

“Defensive symbiosis: a microbial perspective.”

Pest & Disease ManagementColorado

Robin E. Russell, Rachel C. Abbott, Daniel W. Tripp, Tonie E. Rocke • Unknown Hub (2018)

“Local factors associated with onhost flea distributions on prairie dog colonies.”

Pest & Disease ManagementMontana

Danqiong Huang, Guiping Yan, Neil C. Gudmestad, Jonathan L. Whitworth, Kenneth E. Frost, C. R. Brown, Weimin Ye, Paula Agudelo, William T. Crow • Unknown Hub (2018)

“Molecular Characterization and Identification of Stubby Root Nematode Species from Multiple States in the United States.”

Pest & Disease ManagementFlorida

“Creating a Successful Citizen Science Model to Detect and Report Invasive Species.”

Citizen scientists are able to detect and report invasive plants in their local areas, and the data they collect can be used by professional scientists.Texas

Mourad W. Gabriel, Leslie W. Woods, Robert H. Poppenga, Rick A. Sweitzer, Craig M. Thompson, Sean M. Matthews, J. Mark Higley, Stefan M. Keller, Kathryn L. Purcell, Reginald H. Barrett, Greta M. Wengert, Benjamin N. Sacks, Deana L. Clifford • Unknown Hub (2012)

“Anticoagulant Rodenticides on our Public and Community Lands: Spatial Distribution of Exposure and Poisoning of a Rare Forest Carnivore.”

Pest & Disease ManagementCalifornia

Soo‐Jeong Lee, Louise N. Mehler, John Beckman, Brienne Diebolt‐Brown, Joanne Bonnar Prado, Michelle Lackovic, Justin Waltz, Prakash Mulay, Abby Schwartz, Yvette Mitchell, Stephanie Moraga‐McHaley, Rita Gergely, Geoffrey M. Calvert • Unknown Hub (2011)

“Acute pesticide illnesses associated with off-target pesticide drift from agricultural applications: 11 states, 1998–2006.”

Pest & Disease ManagementCalifornia

Jennifer Tillman, Ajay Nair, Mark L. Gleason, Jean C. Batzer • Unknown Hub (2015)

“Rowcovers and strip tillage provide an alternative to plasticulture systems in summer squash production.”

Soil Health ImprovementIowa

Aaron J. Gassmann, Jennifer L. Petzold-Maxwell, Eric H. Clifton, Mike W. Dunbar, Amanda M. Hoffmann, David A Ingber, R. S. Keweshan • Unknown Hub (2014)

“Field-evolved resistance by western corn rootworm to multiple Bt toxins in transgenic maize.”

Pest & Disease ManagementIowa

Marilyn O. Ruiz, Luis Fernando Chaves, Gabriel L. Hamer, Sun Ting, William M. Brown, Edward D. Walker, Linn D. Haramis, Tony L. Goldberg, Uriel Kitron • Unknown Hub (2010)

“Local impact of temperature and precipitation on West Nile virus infection in Culex species mosquitoes in northeast Illinois, USA.”

Pest & Disease ManagementIllinois

“Challenges, tactics and integrated management of emerald ash borer in North America.”

Economic ViabilityMichigan

Darrell E. Evans, W. Michael Aust, C. Andrew Dolloff, B.S. Templeton, John A. Peterson • Unknown Hub (2011)

“Eastern Hemlock Decline in Riparian Areas from Maine to Alabama.”

The presence of hemlock woolly adelgid in riparian areas of the Appalachian mountain range is a major threat to eastern helock.Georgia

“Sustainable aviation fuel production from Brassica carinata in the Southern United States.”

Nutrient ManagementAlabama

“Insect declines have become pronounced in prairie ecosystems, particularly in areas of agricultural intensification. Non-target pesticide exposure has been raised as a key concern for prairie remnant health.”

Pest & Disease ManagementMinnesota

Sonja Kersten, Jiyang Chang, Christian D. Huber, Yoav Voichek, Christa Lanz, Timo Hagmaier, Patricia L. M. Lang, Ulrich Lutz, Insa Hirschberg, Jens Lerchl, Aimone Porri, Yves Van de Peer, Karl Schmid, Detlef Weigel, Fernando A. Rabanal • Unknown Hub (2023)

“Blackgrass resistance to ACCase and ALS herbicides mostly arises from resistance alleles already present in populations, not new mutations — 23 of 27 ACCase-resistant and 6 of 9 ALS-resistant populations carried two or more distinct resistance haplotypes. Because resistance is pre-loaded in the seedbank, rotating herbicide modes of action early and diversifying non-chemical control matters more than hoping to outrun new mutations.”

Pest & Disease ManagementDelaware

Kimberly E. Samuels‐Crow, Drew Peltier, Yao Liu, Jessica Guo, J. M. Welker, William R. L. Anderegg, George W. Koch, Christopher R. Schwalm, M. E. Litvak, John D. Shaw, Kiona Ogle • Unknown Hub (2023)

“The importance of summer monsoon precipitation for foundation tree species across the semiarid Southwestern U.S.”

Carbon SequestrationUtah