PURR Registry

Water quality data collected from the Lafayette area watershed in 2013. There are five samples sites located on Little Pine Creek, Elliot Ditch, Little Wea Creek and two sites on the Wabash River.

Agronomy Algae Ammonia Crop Science Discharge Dissolved Oxygen Elliot Ditch Enterococci Escherichia coli Flow Forestry and Natural Resources Indiana Lafayette Little Pine Creek Little Wea Creek Orthophosphate pH Soil Science Specific Conductivity Temperature Total Coliforms Turbidity Wabash River Water Quality Watershed

Biological, chemical and flow characteristics of five river sampling sites in the Wabash River watershed near Lafayette, Indiana – 2014.

10.4231/R7WH2N0H

Megan Haas , Ronald F. Turco , Sara Peel

12/09/2016

Water quality data collected from the Lafayette area watershed in 2014. There are five samples sites located on Little Pine Creek, Elliot Ditch, Little Wea Creek and two sites on the Wabash River.

Agronomy Algae Ammonia Crop Science Discharge Dissolved Oxygen Elliot Ditch Enterococci Escherichia coli Flow Forestry and Natural Resources Indiana Lafayette Little Pine Creek Little Wea Creek Orthophosphate pH Soil Science Specific Conductivity Temperature Total Coliforms Turbidity Wabash River Water Quality Watershed

Biological, chemical and flow characteristics of five river sampling sites in the Wabash River watershed near Lafayette, Indiana – 2015.

10.4231/R7RR1W7B

Megan Haas , Ronald Turco , Sara Peel

12/09/2016

Water quality data collected from the Lafayette area watershed in 2015. There are five samples sites located on Little Pine Creek, Elliot Ditch, Little Wea Creek and two sites on the Wabash River.

Agronomy Algae Ammonia Crop Science Discharge Dissolved Oxygen Elliot Ditch Enterococci Escherichia coli Flow Forestry and Natural Resources Indiana Lafayette Little Pine Creek Little Wea Creek Orthophosphate pH Soil Science Specific Conductivity Temperature Total Coliforms Turbidity Wabash River Water Quality Watershed

MEIGS Soil Ecology Project - Turco Lab 2014-2015

10.4231/R79W0CG7

Andrea Clavijo , Jacob D Widner , Lori A Hoagland , Marianne Bischoff Gray , Ronald F. Turco Jr.

12/12/2016

The purpose of this project was to study the effects of organic and conventional farming methods on soil microbial ecosystems by monitoring greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the soil during the planting season.

Agronomy Conventional Farming Crop Science Greenhouse Gas Emissions Organic Farming Soil Ecology Soil Emissions Soil Science