Published in J Plant Growth Regul on March 01, 2000
Spatial distribution of cell division rate can be deduced from that of p34(cdc2) kinase activity in maize leaves grown at contrasting temperatures and soil water conditions. Plant Physiol (2000) 1.54
Combined genetic and modeling approaches reveal that epidermal cell area and number in leaves are controlled by leaf and plant developmental processes in Arabidopsis. Plant Physiol (2008) 1.11
A dynamic analysis of the shade-induced plasticity in Arabidopsis thaliana rosette leaf development reveals new components of the shade-adaptative response. Ann Bot (2005) 1.04
Insight into the basis of root growth in Arabidopsis thaliana provided by a simple mathematical model. J Plant Res (2006) 0.98
A comparative study on the anatomy and development of different shapes of domatia in Cinnamomum camphora (Lauraceae). Ann Bot (2006) 0.93
Glycine max leaflets lack a base-tip gradient in growth rate. J Plant Res (2005) 0.92
Response of cassava leaf area expansion to water deficit: cell proliferation, cell expansion and delayed development. Ann Bot (2004) 0.90
New insights into the control of endoreduplication: endoreduplication could be driven by organ growth in Arabidopsis leaves. Plant Physiol (2011) 0.85
In-silico analysis of water and carbon relations under stress conditions. A multi-scale perspective centered on fruit. Front Plant Sci (2013) 0.83
GeBP/GPL transcription factors regulate a subset of CPR5-dependent processes. Plant Physiol (2011) 0.82
A model for an early stage of tomato fruit development: cell multiplication and cessation of the cell proliferative activity. Ann Bot (2003) 0.80
Transcriptome analysis of shade-induced inhibition on leaf size in relay intercropped soybean. PLoS One (2014) 0.79
Co-ordinated development of the leaf midrib xylem with the lamina in Nicotiana tabacum. Ann Bot (2012) 0.77
Control by cytokinins of the cellular behavior in the plate meristem of zucchini cotyledons. Planta (2005) 0.76
Spatial and temporal analyses of expansion and cell cycle in sunflower leaves. A common pattern of development for all zones of a leaf and different leaves of a plant Plant Physiol (1998) 1.83
Water deficit and spatial pattern of leaf development. Variability In responses can Be simulated using a simple model of leaf development Plant Physiol (1999) 1.72