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Hugh Saddler

Cambridge School

Also Known As

H D Saddler, H DW Saddler, H. D. W. SADDLER, H. D. W. Saddler, Hugh Saddler, Roger Dargaville, Saddler, Hugh

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628

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Cambridge SchoolUniversity of CambridgeThe University of Adelaide
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About

Hugh Saddler is an author at Cambridge School specializing in physiology, medicine, and engineering.

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Engineering

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Medicine

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Natural Sciences

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Business

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Health Sciences

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Salt Regulation in the Mangroves Rhizophora Mucronata Lam. And Aegialitis Annulata Rbr

MR Atkinson, GP Findlay, AB Hope,

Australian Journal of Biological Sciences

1967

139

Active sodium and potassium transport in cells of barley roots.

M. G. Pitman, Hugh Saddler

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

1967

128

The Membrane Potential of <i>Acetabularia mediterranea </i>

Hugh Saddler

The Journal of General Physiology

1970

99

The Ionic Relations of<i>Acetabularia mediterranea</i>

Hugh Saddler

Journal of Experimental Botany

1970

56

Clean energy scenarios for Australia

Hugh Saddler, Mark Diesendorf, Richard Denniss

Energy Policy

2006

36

Competitiveness and carbon pricing: border adjustments for greenhouse policies

Hugh Saddler, Frank G. Müller, C.M. Cuevas

2006

23

Fluxes of Sodium and Potassium in<i>Acetabularia mediterranea</i>

Hugh Saddler

Journal of Experimental Botany

1970

21

An Apparatus for the Measurement of Sap Flow in Unexcised Leafy Shoots

Hugh Saddler, M. G. Pitman

Journal of Experimental Botany

1970

19

Power down: why is electricity consumption decreasing?

Hugh Saddler

2013

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Spontaneous and induced changes in the membrane potential and resistance ofAcetabularia mediterranea

Hugh Saddler

The Journal of Membrane Biology

1971

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