Rodney Fernandez

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Michigan State University

United States

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Rodney Fernandez is a Professor at Michigan State University, USA. His research encompasses topics related to agronomy and environmental sustainability, with a focus on the control of microbiome composition, pesticide mobility, and the integration of technology in plant inventory systems. Recent articles highlight his work on irrigation methods, nutrient movement, and consumer perceptions of water reuse in plant production.

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Matthew Chappell

University of Georgia

UNITED STATES

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Charles R. Hall

Texas A&M University

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Melinda Knuth

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North Carolina State University

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Patrick Wilson

Professor/environmental chemistry and toxicology

University of Florida

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Patricia Huddleston

Professor

Michigan State University

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Damon E. Abdi

Louisiana State University Agricultural Center

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Articles (11)

Pesticide Mobility in Surface and Subsurface Irrigation Return Flow in a Container Plant Production System

Control of Microbiome Composition and Agrichemical Remediation in Woodchip Bioreactors by Hydraulic Retention Time

The Relationship between Drone Speed and the Number of Flights in RFID Tag Reading for Plant Inventory

Reducing pesticide transport in surface and subsurface irrigation return flow in specialty crop production

Irrigation return flow and nutrient movement mitigation by irrigation method for container plant production

RFID and Drones: The Next Generation of Plant Inventory

Phosphorus requirement for biomass accumulation is higher compared to photosynthetic biochemistry for three ornamental shrubs

Recycled or reclaimed? The effect of terminology on water reuse perceptions

Water Conserving Message Influences Purchasing Decision of Consumers

Sensitivity of Hydrangea paniculata Plants to Residual Herbicides in Recycled Irrigation Varies with Plant Growth Stage

Nutrient and pesticide remediation using a two-stage bioreactor-adsorptive system under two hydraulic retention times

Collaborators (6)

Matthew Chappell

Charles R. Hall

Melinda Knuth

Patrick Wilson

Patricia Huddleston

Damon E. Abdi

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