C. Reavis

Most-cited papers

1. Methane Emission Reductions from the Alternate Wetting and Drying of Rice Fields Detected Using the Eddy Covariance Method.

   B. Runkle, K. Suvočarev, M. Reba, C. Reavis +3 more

   2018Environmental Science and Technology117 citations

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2. The effect of water management and ratoon rice cropping on methane emissions and yield in Arkansas

   Marguerita E. Leavitt, B. Moreno-García, C. Reavis, M. Reba +1 more

   2023Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment22 citations Open access

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3. Impacts of alternate wetting and drying and delayed flood rice irrigation on growing season evapotranspiration

   C. Reavis, K. Suvočarev, M. Reba, B. Runkle

   202122 citations Open access

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4. Socio-Technical Changes for Sustainable Rice Production: Rice Husk Amendment, Conservation Irrigation, and System Changes

   B. Runkle, A. Seyfferth, M. Reid, Matt A. Limmer +7 more

   2021Frontiers in Agronomy20 citations Open access

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5. Environmental sustainability assessment of rice management practices using decision support tools

   B. Moreno-García, Eric G. Coronel, C. Reavis, K. Suvočarev +1 more

   202117 citations Open access

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6. The effects of alternate wetting and drying irrigation on water use efficiency in Mid-South rice

   C. Reavis, M. Reba, B. Runkle

   2024Agricultural and Forest Meteorology11 citations Open access

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7. Assessing the methane mitigation potential of innovative management in US rice production

   C. Reavis, M. Reba, Daniel D. Shults, B. Runkle

   2023Environmental Research Letters8 citations Open access

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8. Triarylmethyl Cation Catalysis: A Tunable Lewis Acid Organocatalyst for the Synthesis of Bisindolylmethanes

   Nicholas G Boekell, Dana J. Cerone, Maria Boucher, Phong K. Quach +7 more

   2017SynOpen4 citations Open access

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9. Evaluating Methods for Quantifying Evapotranspiration in Arkansas Rice

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   20172 citations

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10. Greenhouse gas emissions mitigation with alternate wetting and drying irrigation of rice agriculture

    B. Runkle, A. Adviento-Borbe, M. Reba, B. Moreno-García +5 more

    20200 citations Open access

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11. Comparison of methane reductions with alternate irrigation techniques in US mid-south rice production

    M. Reba, B. Fong, C. Reavis, B. Runkle +3 more

    20190 citations

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12. Carbon dynamics and the carbon balance of rice fields in the growing season

    B. Runkle, K. Suvočarev, C. Reavis, M. Reba

    20180 citations

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13. Comparing Eddy Covariance and Penman-Monteith Methods to Estimate Evapotranspiration from Mid-South Rice Production

    C. Reavis, K. Suvočarev, M. Reba, B. Runkle

    20180 citations

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14. Testing the reduction of methane emissions from alternate wetting and drying in rice fields: two years of eddy covariance measurements from Arkansas

    M. Roby, B. Runkle, K. Suvočarev, C. Reavis +1 more

    20160 citations

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15. The Role of Surface Water Flow in Gas Fluxes from a Subtropical Rice Field

    K. Huynh, K. Suvočarev, C. Reavis, B. Runkle +1 more

    20160 citations

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