Justin L. Chlapecka
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Assistant Professor / Research Agronomist
Also affiliated: University of Arkansas System (2021–2026); University of Missouri (2022–2024)
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Justin L. Chlapecka's research program focuses on agronomic practices and crop genetics, with a particular emphasis on rice cultivation. His work investigates strategies to optimize crop yield and resource management, including studies on irrigation scheduling, nitrogen management in various soil types, and the determination of optimal seeding rates for inbred rice varieties. Chlapecka also examines the genetic dynamics of crops and their wild relatives, specifically investigating instances of crop-to-weed adaptive introgression. His research explores how hybridization and genetic selection reshape the genomic composition and geographical distribution of weedy rice populations. Chlapecka's recent publications also include work on herbicide sensitivity in soybeans and comparative analyses of nutrient absorption under different cultivation conditions in rice.
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- h-index: 4
- Publications: 14
- Citations: 64
Positions
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Assistant Professor / Research Agronomist 2025–presentUniversity of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture Crop, Soil, & Environmental Science ORCID
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Assistant Professor / State Rice Extension Specialist 2021–2024University of Missouri Plant Science & Technology ORCID
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Senior Graduate Assistant 2018–2021University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture ORCID
Selected Publications
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Sensitivity of early vegetative stage soybean to reduced rates of trifludimoxazin plus saflufenacil (2026)
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- Sensitivity of early vegetative stage soybean to reduced rates of trifludimoxazin plus saflufenacil
- Sensitivity of early vegetative stage soybean to reduced rates of trifludimoxazin plus saflufenacil
- Sensitivity of early vegetative stage soybean to reduced rates of trifludimoxazin plus saflufenacil
- Sensitivity of early vegetative stage soybean to reduced rates of trifludimoxazin plus saflufenacil
- Sensitivity of early vegetative stage soybean to reduced rates of trifludimoxazin plus saflufenacil
- Sensitivity of early vegetative stage soybean to reduced rates of trifludimoxazin plus saflufenacil
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