Caroline Elliott‐Kingston

Author

University College Dublin ORCID

Also Known As

C. Elliott-Kingston, Caroline Elliott-Kingston, Caroline Elliott‐Kingston, Elliott-Kingston, Caroline

Publications

705

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All Affiliations

University College Dublin Istituto di Biometeorologia

About

Caroline Elliott‐Kingston is an author at University College Dublin specializing in photosynthesis, biology, and natural sciences.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Natural Sciences	4	4	402
2	Biology	4	4	402
3	Engineering	2	2	76
4	Health Sciences	2	2	267
5	Medicine	1	1	47

Caroline Elliott‐Kingston

Publications

649

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Stomatal control as a driver of plant evolution Matthew Haworth, Caroline Elliott‐Kingston, Jennifer C. McElwain Journal of Experimental Botany BiologyStomatal ResearchCarbon SequestrationPhotorespirationHealth Sciences	2011	141
Co-ordination of physiological and morphological responses of stomata to elevated [CO2] in vascular plants Matthew Haworth, Caroline Elliott‐Kingston, Jennifer C. McElwain Oecologia BiologyCarbon SequestrationPhotorespirationHealth SciencesBotany	2012	126
Does Size Matter? Atmospheric CO2 May Be a Stronger Driver of Stomatal Closing Rate Than Stomatal Size in Taxa That Diversified under Low CO2 Caroline Elliott‐Kingston, Matthew Haworth, Jon M. Yearsley, Frontiers in Plant Science BiologyBiodiversityTerrestrial EcosystemPlant DiversityBiogeography	2016	114
How well do you know your growth chambers? Testing for chamber effect using plant traits Amanda S. Porter, Christiana Evans-Fitz.Gerald, Jennifer C. McElwain, Plant Methods	2015	47
Brassicaceae Microgreens: Phytochemical Compositions, Influences of Growing Practices, Postharvest Technology, Health, and Food Applications Belay Dereje, Jean‐Christophe Jacquier, Caroline Elliott‐Kingston, ACS Food Science & Technology Brassicaceae MicrogreensNutritionFood ScarcityDaily DietsFood Bioactive Compound	2023	47
The stomatal CO2 proxy does not saturate at high atmospheric CO2 concentrations: evidence from stomatal index responses of Araucariaceae conifers Matthew Haworth, Caroline Elliott‐Kingston, Jennifer C. McElwain Oecologia BiogeochemistryEngineeringStomatal Co2 ProxyPlant EcologyStomatal Index Responses	2011	41
Cuticle surfaces of fossil plants as a potential proxy for volcanic SO2 emissions: observations from the Triassic–Jurassic transition of East Greenland Margret Steinthorsdottir, Caroline Elliott‐Kingston, Karen L. Bacon Palaeobiodiversity and Palaeoenvironments Volcanic So2 EmissionsOrganic GeochemistryBiogeochemistryCuticle Surface MorphologyVolcanology	2017	35
Sulphur dioxide fumigation effects on stomatal density and index of non-resistant plants: Implications for the stomatal palaeo-[CO2] proxy method Matthew Haworth, Caroline Elliott‐Kingston, Angela Gallagher, Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology Non-resistant PlantsPlant-abiotic InteractionBotanyPlant EcologyStomatal Density	2012	31
Stomatal index responses of <i>Agrostis canina</i> to CO<sub>2</sub> and sulphur dioxide: implications for palaeo‐[CO<sub>2</sub>] using the stomatal proxy Matthew Haworth, Angela Gallagher, Caroline Elliott‐Kingston, New Phytologist	2010	31
Damage structures in leaf epidermis and cuticle as an indicator of elevated atmospheric sulphur dioxide in early Mesozoic floras Caroline Elliott‐Kingston, Matthew Haworth, Jennifer C. McElwain Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology BiologyBotanyNatural SciencesEarly Mesozoic FlorasLeaf Epidermis	2014	21

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