Carolyn Lowry

Assistant Professor

The Pennsylvania State University - University Park Campus

United States

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Carolyn Lowry is an Assistant Professor at The Pennsylvania State University - University Park Campus. Her research encompasses crop and weed management practices, including the impact of cover crops on weed-crop competition and the effects of temperature variations on forage crops. Additionally, she investigates the role of invasive plants in plant-soil feedback mechanisms and the ecological dynamics of weed communities in agricultural systems.

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Adam Davis

department of crop sciences university of illinois urbana illinois usa

UNITED STATES

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Martin Williams

Affiliate Professor

University of Illinois Urbana–Champaign

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Alexandra Contosta

Research Assistant Professor

University of New Hampshire

UNITED STATES

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Richard G. Smith

Professor

University of New Hampshire

UNITED STATES

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Weed communities of snap bean fields in the United States

Crop and Weed Management Practices of Snap Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) Production Fields in the United States

Soil‐mediated effects of cover crops on weed‐crop competition

Effect of increasing temperature and temperature fluctuations on alfalfa and orchardgrass in the establishment year

If you can’t beat them, join them: using invasive plants to understand rhizodeposits as drivers of plant-soil feedbacks

Estimating local eradication costs for invasive <i>Miscanthus</i> populations throughout the eastern and midwestern United States

Weed seed mass affects seedling establishment and resource allocation patterns across a cereal rye surface residue gradient

Weed germinable seedbanks of rice–wheat systems in the Eastern Indo‐Gangetic Plains: Do tillage and edaphic factors explain community variation?

Strip-tillage decreases soil nitrogen availability and increases the potential for N losses in a cover cropped organic system

Has agricultural intensification impacted maize root traits and rhizosphere interactions related to organic N acquisition?

Effects of expanding functional trait diversity on productivity and stability in cultivar mixtures of perennial ryegrass

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Adam Davis

Martin Williams

Alexandra Contosta

Richard G. Smith

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