Alan L. Wright

Organic Matter and Soil Structure in the Everglades Agricultural Area

A. L. Wright and E. A. Hanlon

The Role of Periphyton in the Everglades

Pamela Brown and Alan L. Wright

Silicon Effects on Resistance of St. Augustinegrass to Southern Chinch Bugs and Plant Disease

Alan L. Wright, Ron Cherry, and Pamela Roberts

Lowering Soil pH to Optimize Nutrient Management and Crop Production

Rao Mylavarapu, George Hochmuth, Cheryl Mackowiak, Alan Wright, and Maria Silveira

Reactivity and Mobility of Metals in Wetlands

Alan L. Wright and K. R. Reddy

Everglades Agricultural Area Soil Subsidence and Sustainability

Jehangir H. Bhadha, Alan L. Wright, and George H. Snyder

Wetland Eutrophication: Early Warning Biogeochemical Indicators

Alan L. Wright

Spring Mix—An Emerging Crop for Florida

Santiago Rosaro, Alan L. Wright, David D. Sui, Nikol Havranek, and Yigang Luo

Environmental Consequences of Water Withdrawals and Drainage of Wetlands

Alan L. Wright

Wetland Delineation: An Overview of Regulations and Methods

Daniel L. Irick, Yuncong Li, and Alan L. Wright

Measuring Organic Matter in Everglades Wetlands and the Everglades Agricultural Area

Alan L. Wright and Edward A. Hanlon

Nitrogen Cycling and Management for Romaine and Crisphead Lettuce Grown on Organic Soils

Alan L. Wright and D. Calvin Odero

Fate of Phosphorus in Everglades Agricultrual Soils after Fertilizer Application

Alan L. Wright, Edward A. Hanlon, and J. Mabry McCray

Extraction of Soil Nutrients Using Mehlich-3 Reagent for Acid-Mineral Soils of Florida

Rao Mylavarapu, Tom Obreza, Kelly Morgan, George Hochmuth, Vimala Nair, and Alan Wright

Dissolved Organic Matter in Wetlands

Alan L. Wright and K. R. Reddy

Greenhouse Gas Emissions in the Everglades: The Role of Hydrologic Conditions

Alan L. Wright and K. R. Reddy

Managing pH in the Everglades Agricultural Soils

Alan L. Wright, Edward A. Hanlon, and Ronald W. Rice

Strategies for Improving Phosphorus Use Efficiency in Lettuce Grown on Histosols

Gustavo F. Kreutz, Jehangir H. Bhadha, Guodong D. Liu, Marcio F. R. Resende, Alan L. Wright, D. Calvin Odero, and Germán V. Sandoya

The global demand for P fertilizers has been significantly increasing, resulting in higher costs and environmental concerns associated with eutrophication. Fertilizer expenses and environmental risks can be reduced through the implementation of sustainable strategies. This new 6-page publication of the UF/IFAS Horticultural Sciences Department compiles several strategies to improve the utilization of P fertilization in lettuce grown in the Everglades Agricultural Area.

Phosphorus Fertilizer Recommendations for Sugarcane Production on Florida Organic Soils

J. Mabry McCray, Ronald W. Rice, and Alan L. Wright

A UF/IFAS numbered Fact Sheet for Commercial audience(s).

Irrigation Scheduling for Young Pongamia (Millettia pinnata (L.) Panigrahi) Trees

Daniel Palacios, Sandra M. Guzmán, Amir Rezazadeh, Liliana M. Cano, Lorenzo Rossi, and Alan Wright

This publication addresses the influence of irrigation scheduling on water use, plant growth, and development for young pongamia trees (Millettia pinnata (L.) Panigrahi). Written by Daniel Palacios, Sandra M. Guzmán, Amir Rezazadeh, Liliana M. Cano, Lorenzo Rossi, and Alan Wright, and published by the UF/IFAS Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering, November 2023.

Lettuce Cultivars for Insect Resistance in Southern Florida

German Sandoya, Huangjun Lu, and Alan L. Wright

Lettuce is the most popular ingredient in salads and salad mixes consumed in the United States. Florida's subtropical climate facilitates lettuce production from fall through spring, but the warm and moist conditions are also favorable for insect proliferation and damage. Insect pests cause direct (feeding) and indirect (contamination) damages to the lettuce crop. This manuscript presents data on cultivars and breeding lines with tolerance to some of these pests. Minor Revision; 5 pp.