Justin L. Chlapecka
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Assistant Professor / Research Agronomist
Also affiliated: Missouri State University (2022); University of Arkansas System (2021–2026); University of Missouri (2022–2024)
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Justin L. Chlapecka's research focuses on agronomic practices and crop genetics, with a particular emphasis on rice cultivation. His work investigates optimizing irrigation and nutrient management strategies to improve crop yield and resource efficiency. This includes studies on furrow irrigation, intermittent flooding, and the comparative analysis of nutrient absorption under different water conditions.
Chlapecka also examines crop-to-weed adaptive introgression, specifically in rice (Oryza spp.). His research explores how genetic exchanges between crops and weeds reshape genomic composition and geographical structures. He also studies the genetic basis of herbicide resistance in plants, contributing to our understanding of weed management in agricultural systems.
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- h-index: 4
- Publications: 13
- Citations: 64
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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
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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
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