Louise E. Arve

High relative air humidity and continuous light reduce stomata functionality by affecting the ABA regulation in rose leaves

Louise E. Arve, Meseret Tesema Terfa, Hans Ragnar Gislerød et al. · Plant Cell & Environment · 2012 · 147 citations · Full text

Plant Physiology, Botany, Aba Content +19

Ethylene is involved in high air humidity promoted stomatal opening of tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum) leaves

Louise E. Arve, Sissel Torre · Functional Plant Biology · 2015 · 49 citations

Lycopersicon Esculentum, Tomato Leaves, Plant Stress +14

ABA induces H₂O₂production in guard cells, but does not close the stomata on<i>Vicia faba</i>leaves developed at high air humidity

Louise E. Arve, Dália R.A. Carvalho, Jorunn E. Olsen et al. · Plant Signaling & Behavior · 2014 · 29 citations · Full text

Engineering, Photorespiration, Botany +18

Growth in continuous high air humidity increases the expression of CYP707A-genes and inhibits stomatal closure

Louise E. Arve, Ole Mathis Opstad Kruse, Karen Tanino et al. · Environmental and Experimental Botany · 2015 · 27 citations

Molecular Physiology, Natural Sciences, Inhibits Stomatal Closure +5

Daily changes in VPD during leaf development in high air humidity increase the stomatal responsiveness to darkness and dry air

Louise E. Arve, Ole Mathis Opstad Kruse, Karen Tanino et al. · Journal of Plant Physiology · 2017 · 21 citations

Plant Stress, Botany, Plant-abiotic Interaction +5