Louise E. Arve - Concepedia

Author

Louise E. Arve

Norwegian University of Life Sciences

Also Known As

L.E. Arve, LOUISE E. ARVE, Louise E Arve, Louise E. Arve, Louise Elisabeth Arve

Publications

305

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Norwegian University of Life Sciences University of Saskatchewan

About

Louise E. Arve is an author at Norwegian University of Life Sciences specializing in plant physiology, botany, and photosynthesis.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Natural Sciences	4	4	236
2	Health Sciences	3	3	225
3	Medicine	2	2	40
4	Biochemistry	2	2	196
5	Engineering	1	1	29

Louise E. Arve

Publications

286

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	Year	Citations
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, Plant Cell & Environment Plant PhysiologyBotanyAba ContentAbscisic AcidPlant Pathology	2012	147
Ethylene is involved in high air humidity promoted stomatal opening of tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum) leaves Louise E. Arve, Sissel Torre Functional Plant Biology Lycopersicon EsculentumTomato LeavesPlant StressBotanyBiochemistry	2015	49
ABA induces H<sub>2</sub>O<sub>2</sub>production 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, Plant Signaling & Behavior EngineeringPhotorespirationBotanyPlant PathologyPlant Growth Regulator	2014	29
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, Environmental and Experimental Botany Molecular PhysiologyNatural SciencesInhibits Stomatal ClosureMolecular BiologyGene Expression	2015	27
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, Journal of Plant Physiology Plant StressBotanyPlant-abiotic InteractionLeaf DevelopmentDaily Changes	2017	21
Elevated air humidity increases UV mediated leaf and DNA damage in pea (Pisum sativum) due to reduced flavonoid content and antioxidant power Sheona N. Innes, Louise E. Arve, Boris Zimmermann, Photochemical & Photobiological Sciences BiologyPlant StressBotanyAbiotic StressNatural Sciences	2018	13

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