El Paso Center Research Project Fact Sheets
(One Page Summaries of Research Goals, Results and Benefits)
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- A Hydro-Econometric Analysis of Producer Water Use and Aquifer Hydrology in the Texas High Plains
- Alternate Water Source and Route Benefit Ascarate Park
- Beneficial Effects of Cellulosic Bioenergy Crops on Soil Salinity
- Beneficial Uses of Reject Water from Electric Cooling Towers
- Coordinated Water Resources Database & GIS for Watershed Management
- Detection of Infectious Cryptosporidium in Drinking Water
- Determining Water Use and Crop Coefficient of Landscape Plants
- Development of RiverWare Model of the Rio Grande Flow for Flood Control and Water Operations Planning
- Drought Tolerance and Minimum Water Use of Landscape Plants
- Established the Guidelines for Landscape Uses of Reclaimed or Saline Water
- Evaluation Of Irrigation Efficiency Strategies For Far West Texas
- Evaluation of Salt and Water Stress Tolerance of Oil Seed Crops
- Evaluation of Salt Tolerance of Bedding Plants
- Evaluation of Salt Tolerance of Chile Peppers
- Evaluation of Salt Tolerance of Garden Roses
- Fate of Salvaging Water with Saltcedar Control on the Pecos River
- Genotyping Cryptosporidium Recovered From Water Regulatory Slides
- Human Health Risks From Contaminants in Reclaimed Juarez Wastewater
- Identification of Salt Sources Entering the Pecos River
- Installation of Rio Grande Project Area Monitoring Network
- Managing Pecan Orchards under Water Quality Constraint
- Molecular Detection of Infectious Viruses in Water
- On-Farm Irrigation Scheduling Tools to Improve Water Use Efficiency
- Pathogens In Rio Grande River Water
- Pecan Rootstock Selection for Saline Areas
- Protecting Our Water: Tracking Sources of Bacterial Contamination
- Rio Grande Salinity Management: Preliminary Economic Impact Assessment
- Salinity Impacts on Pecan Trees
- Salinity Simulation of the Rio Grande Above Amistad
- Salt tolerance of Herbaceous Perennials and Groundcovers
- Soil Salinity Assessment Using Electromagnetic Induction
- Soil Salinity Management Using Synthetic Organic Polymer
- Soil Suitability for Development and Maintenance of Urban Turf Areas
- Solutes and Viruses in Soil Subirrigated with Reclaimed Wastewater
- TAMU and NMSU Scientists Help Irrigation Districts in Water Conservation
- Treated Wastewater Irrigation for Sustainable Switchgrass Production
- United States-Mexico Transboundary Aquifer Assessment
- Use of Reclaimed Effluent and Salty Groundwater for Cotton Production
- Water Conservation Through Reuse of Graywater


