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To: DSSAT - Crop Models and Applications Lst-Server
< [log in to unmask]>, "Carol B. Brandt" < [log in to unmask]>,
Deborah Muenchrath < [log in to unmask]>,
Suzanne Jamison < [log in to unmask]>,
Stephen Hall < [log in to unmask]>,
Dee Dee Green < [log in to unmask]>, Sally Bird < [log in to unmask]>,
Kevin Smith < [log in to unmask]>, John Kantner < [log in to unmask]>,
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A number of people have expressed interest in the past concerning aboriginal
maize (Tohono O'odham variety) genetic parameters I might develop for use in
DSSAT 3.5. I have finally finished my dissertation "Prehistoric Mogollon
Agriculture in the Mimbres River Valley, Southwestern New Mexico: A Crop
Simulation and GIS Approach" which includes the parameters I developed based on
Muenchrath's dissertation data and then using the Gene Calc program in DSSAT
3.5. For any one interested in these parameters and/or my research in general,
a copy of my dissertation in PDF format can be viewed at
http://www.austincc.edu/pool/diss/index.html.
--
Michael Pool, RPA, Ph.D.
Anthropology/Geography Department
Austin Community College
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"-…abstract ideas have very little power in the face of social forces that
emerge out of the material circumstances of real life." (Mother of Demons (Flint
1997:114))
"That means nothing, Julius. Or almost nothing. The forces that shape history
have their roots in the most basic conditions of social and economic life. Good
ideas are like the morning dew in the face of those forces." (Mother of Demons
(Flint 1997:133))
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