Publications at this Location

ARS scientists publish results of their research projects in many formats. Listed below are the publications from research projects conducted at this location.

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2005 Publications (listed by order of acceptance date)

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	SIMULATING IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON RUNOFF, EROSION, AND WHEAT PRODUCTION USING CLIGEN AND WEPP MODELS (Abstract Only)	(20-May-05)
	SIMULATING REGIONAL IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON WATER RESOURCE, EROSION, AND WHEAT PRODUCTION USING CLIGEN AND WEPP MODELS. (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(20-May-05)
	SIMULATING POTENTIAL RESPONSE OF HYDROLOGY, SOIL EROSION, AND CROP PRODUCTIVITY TO CLIMATE CHANGE IN CHANGWU TABLELAND ON SOUTHERN LOESS PLATEAU OF CHINA (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(18-May-05)
	STEWARDS: AN INTEGRATED DATA SYSTEM FOR ARS WATERSHED RESEARCH (Abstract Only)	(5-May-05)
	VALIDATION OF WEPP SEDIMENT FEEDBACK RELATIONSHIP USING SPATIALLY DISTRIBUTED RILL EROSION DATA (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(1-Mar-05)
	GROUNDWATER AND DROUGHT ASSESSMENT: PILOT STUDY FOR MONITORING GROUNDWATER LEVELS AT OKLAHOMA MESONET STATIONS (Abstract Only)	(14-Feb-05)
	DOWNSTREAM RESPONSE OF RUNOFF, SEDIMENT, AND PHOSPHOROUS TO SPATIAL VARIATIONS IN CONSERVATION PRACTICE IMPLEMENTAION (Proceedings)	(9-Feb-05)
	GENERATING CORRELATIVE STORM VARIABLES FOR CLIGEN USING A DISTRIBUTION-FREE APPROACH (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(1-Feb-05)
	DOWNSTREAM SEDIMENT RESPONSE TO CONSERVATION PRACTICE IMPLEMENTATION (Proceedings)	(27-Jan-05)
	THE EMPEROR'S NEW CLOTHES: SOFTWARE, WETWARE, OR NOWHERE? THE THRONY ROAD TO ADOPTION: CLIMATE-PRODUCT DISSEMINATION FOR AGRICULTURE IN THE UNITED STATES (Proceedings)	(24-Jan-05)
	PHYSIOLOGICAL CAUSES OF COTTON FRUIT ABSCISSION UNDER CONDITIONS OF HIGH TEMPERATURE AND ENHANCED UV-B RADIATION (Review Article)	(4-Jan-05)

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