Mark A. Else - Concepedia

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Mark A. Else

East Malling Research (United Kingdom)

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M. A. Else, M. Else, M.A. Else, Mark A. Else, Mark Else

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East Malling Research (United Kingdom)University of Bristol Lancaster University University of Reading Polish Academy of Sciences

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Mark A. Else is an author at East Malling Research (United Kingdom) specializing in plant physiology, engineering, and botany.

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1	Engineering	15	19	1.1K
2	Natural Sciences	6	6	385
3	Medicine	5	5	148
4	Public Health	3	3	74
5	Health Sciences	1	1	49

Mark A. Else

Publications

2.1K

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	Year	Citations
Endogenous ABA maintains shoot growth in tomato independently of effects on plant water balance: evidence for an interaction with ethylene Robert E. Sharp, Mary E. LeNoble, Mark A. Else, Journal of Experimental Botany	2000	312
Decreased root hydraulic conductivity reduces leaf water potential, initiates stomatal closure and slows leaf expansion in flooded plants of castor oil (<i>Ricinus communis</i>) despite diminished delivery of ABA from the roots to shoots in xylem sap Mark A. Else, David Coupland, Lindsay C. Dutton, Physiologia Plantarum Plant-soil InteractionEngineeringCastor OilBotanyWater Potential	2001	188
Root and stem hydraulic conductivity as determinants of growth potential in grafted trees of apple (Malus pumila Mill.) C. J. Atkinson, Mark A. Else, L. Taylor, Journal of Experimental Botany	2003	173
Export of Abscisic Acid, 1-Aminocyclopropane-1-Carboxylic Acid, Phosphate, and Nitrate from Roots to Shoots of Flooded Tomato Plants (Accounting for Effects of Xylem Sap Flow Rate on Concentration and Delivery) Mark A. Else, K. C. Hall, G. M. Arnold, PLANT PHYSIOLOGY EngineeringActive MessagesBotanyEnvironmental EngineeringPhysiology	1995	163
Root signals and stomatal closure in relation to photosynthesis, chlorophyll a fluorescence and adventitious rooting of flooded tomato plants Mark A. Else, Franciszek Janowiak, C. J. Atkinson, Annals of Botany	2008	163
Stomatal Closure in Flooded Tomato Plants Involves Abscisic Acid and a Chemically Unidentified Anti-Transpirant in Xylem Sap Mark A. Else, A. Tiekstra, Stephen J. Croker, PLANT PHYSIOLOGY Stomatal ClosurePlant AnalysisEngineeringPlant StressBotany	1996	125
A Negative Hydraulic Message from Oxygen-Deficient Roots of Tomato Plants? (Influence of Soil Flooding on Leaf Water Potential, Leaf Expansion, and Synchrony between Stomatal Conductance and Root Hydraulic Conductivity) Mark A. Else, W. J. Davies, M. Malone, PLANT PHYSIOLOGY EngineeringBotanyWater StressAgricultural EconomicsRoot-soil Interaction	1995	98
Concentrations of abscisic acid and other solutes in xylem sap from root systems of tomato and castor-oil plants are distorted by wounding and variable sap flow rates Mark A. Else, W. J. Davies, Peter N. Whitford, Journal of Experimental Botany Castor-oil PlantsPlant AnalysisBiomanufacturingEngineeringBotany	1994	86
Understanding how rootstocks dwarf fruit trees Chris Atkinson, Mark A. Else BiologyBotanyNatural SciencesForestryRoot System	2001	85
Ionic and pH signalling from roots to shoots of flooded tomato plants in relation to stomatal closure Michael B. Jackson, L. R. Saker, Carol M. Crisp, Plant and Soil BiologyStomatal ClosureEngineeringPlant StressBotany	2003	79

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