W. Alison Forster - Concepedia

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W. Alison Forster

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Forster, W. Alison, W A FORSTER, W A Forster, W Alison Forster, W Förster, W. A. Forster, W. Alison Forster, W.A. Forster, WA Forster

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Rotorua Hospital Scion Queensland University of Technology The University of Queensland Future Forests Research

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W. Alison Forster is an author at Rotorua Hospital specializing in botany, engineering, and crop protection.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	11	11	321
2	Public Health	3	3	51
3	Medicine	2	2	33
4	Humanities	1	1	15
5	Biochemistry	1	1	20

W. Alison Forster

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	Year	Citations
Spray droplet impaction outcomes for different plant species and spray formulations Mathieu Massinon, Nicolas De Cock, W. Alison Forster, Crop Protection EngineeringBotanySpray FormulationsCrop ProtectionAgricultural Economics	2017	146
Impaction of spray droplets on leaves: influence of formulation and leaf character on shatter, bounce and adhesion G. J. Dorr, Shuangshuang Wang, Lisa C. Mayo, Experiments in Fluids WettingImpact (Mechanics)Leaf CharacterSpray Droplets	2015	108
Characterising plant surfaces for spray adhesion and retention R.E. Gaskin, K.D. Steele, W. Alison Forster Proceedings of the New Zealand Weed Control Conference Self-cleaning SurfacePlant AnalysisBotanyContact AngleStatic Contact Angle	2005	104
Towards a model of spray–canopy interactions: Interception, shatter, bounce and retention of droplets on horizontal leaves G. J. Dorr, Daryl M. Kempthorne, Lisa C. Mayo, Ecological Modelling Spray–canopy InteractionsBotanyFluid MechanicsWettingDisperse Flow	2013	95
Spray retention on whole plants: modelling, simulations and experiments G. J. Dorr, W. Alison Forster, Lisa C. Mayo, Crop Protection Weed ControlCrop ProtectionBotanySpray Retention	2016	70
Quantification of physical (roughness) and chemical (dielectric constant) leaf surface properties relevant to wettability and adhesion Justin J. Nairn, W. Alison Forster, Rebecca M. van Leeuwen Pest Management Science	2011	56
Mechanisms of cuticular uptake of xenobiotics into living plants: 1. Influence of xenobiotic dose on the uptake of three model compounds applied in the absence and presence of surfactants into <i>Chenopodium album, Hedera helix</i> and <i>Stephanotis floribunda</i> leaves W. Alison Forster, J.A. Zabkiewicz, Markus Riederer Pest Management Science	2004	41
‘Universal’ spray droplet adhesion model – accounting for hairy leaves Justin J. Nairn, W. Alison Forster, Rebecca M. van Leeuwen Weed Research Mean AdhesionSelf-cleaning SurfaceHairy LeavesBotanyInitial Adhesion	2013	35
Methods for evaluating leaf surface free energy and polarity having accounted for surface roughness Justin J. Nairn, W. Alison Forster Pest Management Science	2017	34
Simulating droplet motion on virtual leaf surfaces Lisa C. Mayo, Scott W. McCue, Timothy J. Moroney, Royal Society Open Science	2015	27

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