R. P. Lollato
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Also affiliated: Kansas State Department of Education (2023); Kansas State University (2022–2023)
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R. P. Lollato's research focuses on winter wheat cultivation and management. Their work has investigated the impact of environmental factors and nitrogen application rates on winter wheat yields. Lollato has also studied how different wheat varieties respond to seeding rates under intensive management conditions in Kansas. These studies contribute to understanding optimal agronomic practices for wheat production. Lollato has co-authored publications with researchers from the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station, including L. M. Simão, L. O. Pradella, N. Giordano, and J. Grané.
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- Publications: 3
Selected Publications
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Previous Crop Impacts on Wheat Variety Performance in Central Kansas During the 2021–2022 Growing Season (2023)
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Environment and Nitrogen Rate Play Significant Roles in Winter Wheat Response to Nitrogen Management Intensification (2022)
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- Environment and Nitrogen Rate Play Significant Roles in Winter Wheat Response to Nitrogen Management Intensification
- Previous Crop Impacts on Wheat Variety Performance in Central Kansas During the 2021–2022 Growing Season
- Environment and Nitrogen Rate Play Significant Roles in Winter Wheat Response to Nitrogen Management Intensification
- Previous Crop Impacts on Wheat Variety Performance in Central Kansas During the 2021–2022 Growing Season
- Previous Crop Impacts on Wheat Variety Performance in Central Kansas During the 2021–2022 Growing Season
- Previous Crop Impacts on Wheat Variety Performance in Central Kansas During the 2021–2022 Growing Season
- Previous Crop Impacts on Wheat Variety Performance in Central Kansas During the 2021–2022 Growing Season
- Previous Crop Impacts on Wheat Variety Performance in Central Kansas During the 2021–2022 Growing Season
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