W. D. Pitman - Concepedia

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W. D. Pitman

Louisiana State University Agricultural Center ORCID

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Instituto de Investigação Agrária de Moçambique, Maputo, Mozambique. www.iiam.gov.mz, Pitman, W.D., W D Pitman, W Pitman, W. D. Pitman, W.D. Pitman, William D Pitman, William D. Pitman, William Don Pitman

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Louisiana State University Agricultural Center University of Florida Texas A&M University Oklahoma State University Sul Ross State University

About

W. D. Pitman is an author at Louisiana State University Agricultural Center specializing in sustainable agriculture, agricultural economics, and engineering.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	14	18	556
2	Public Health	14	18	535
3	Health Sciences	1	1	33
4	Biology	1	1	33
5	Environmental Engineering	1	1	12

W. D. Pitman

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	Year	Citations
Sustainable, low‐input, warm‐season, grass–legume grassland mixtures: mission (nearly) impossible? James P. Muir, W. D. Pitman, Jamie L. Foster Grass and Forage Science Potential Forage SpeciesBiodiversityApplied Plant EcologyEngineeringBotany	2011	126
The future of warm-season, tropical and subtropical forage legumes in sustainable pastures and rangelands James P. Muir, W. D. Pitman, José Carlos Batista Dubeux, African Journal of Range and Forage Science EngineeringBotanyLand UseAgricultural EconomicsForage Legumes	2014	64
Cultivar and Environment Effects on Annual Ryegrass Forage Yield, Yield Distribution, and Nutritive Value Daren D. Redfearn, B. C. Venuto, W. D. Pitman, Crop Science Environment EffectsNutritionEngineeringBotanyAnimal Nutrition	2002	58
Agronomic Considerations for Sweet Sorghum Biofuel Production in the South-Central USA Kun‐Jun Han, W. D. Pitman, M. W. Alison, BioEnergy Research Crop ProductionEngineeringBioenergyAgronomic ConsiderationsSustainable Agriculture	2012	36
Ethanol production potential of sweet sorghum assessed using forage fiber analysis procedures Kun‐Jun Han, W. D. Pitman, Misook Kim, GCB Bioenergy EngineeringBioenergySweet SorghumAgricultural EconomicsGrain Quality	2012	35
Histological Differences in Moisture‐Stressed and Nonstressed Kleingrass Forage<sup>1</sup> W. D. Pitman, E. C. Holt, B. E. Conrad, Crop Science EngineeringBotanyPlant PathologyOld KleingrassCrop Physiology	1983	33
Botanical Composition of Tropical Grass‐Legume Pastures Estimated with Near‐Infrared Reflectance Spectroscopy W. D. Pitman, C. K. Piacitelli, Glen E. Aiken, Agronomy Journal Plant AnalysisTotal LegumeEngineeringBotanySustainable Agriculture	1991	27
Contributions of Overseeded Clovers to Bermudagrass Pastures in Several Environments Kun‐Jun Han, M. W. Alison, W. D. Pitman, Crop Science Clover SpeciesBotanyCrop-weed InteractionSustainable AgricultureNatural Resource Management	2011	27
Responses of yearling steers to different stocking rates on a subtropical grass-legume pasture. Glen E. Aiken, W. D. Pitman, C. G. Chambliss, Journal of Animal Science	1991	26
Multilocation Annual Ryegrass Cultivar Performance over a Twelve‐Year Period Daren D. Redfearn, B. C. Venuto, W. D. Pitman, Crop Science Newer CultivarsBotanyTwelve‐year PeriodSustainable AgricultureCrop Science	2005	25

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