Collaborator
Plant Physiology & Genetics Research Unit
USDA-ARS, US Arid-Land Agricultural ResearchCenter
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Jeffrey W. White Research Plant Physiologist US Arid-Land Agricultural Research Center 21881 North Cardon Lane Maricopa, AZ85239USA (520)-316-6368 (520)-316-6330
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Education:
Ph.D. Botany, University of California-Berkeley 1981
B.A. Biology, HarvardCollege 1975
Research Interests:
Has studied the physiology of crop adaptation to water deficits, photoperiod and temperature. Emphasis has been on field-level studies of whole plant growth and development and use of simulation models to guide hypothesis generation. For much of his professional career the research was largely tied to crop improvement and understanding the genetic basis of differences in adaptation, which also lead to explorations on use of integration of information from genomics with field-level physiology. Over the past ten years, emphasis has expanded to understanding crop response to management, especially tillage and residue management and to scaling up patterns of crop adaptation using geospatial techniques and integrated data management. Current research deals with predicting likely impacts of global change on crop production.
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