T. R. Marks - Concepedia

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T. R. Marks

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Marks, Tim, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, Wakehurst Place, Ardingly, West Sussex RH17 6TN, United Kingdom, T. Marks, T. R. Marks, T.R. Marks, Tim Marks, Tim R. Marks

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587

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East Malling Research (United Kingdom)Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew University of Reading

About

T. R. Marks is an author at East Malling Research (United Kingdom) specializing in botany, plant physiology, and natural sciences.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Natural Sciences	6	6	174
2	Engineering	5	5	127
3	Medicine	3	3	139
4	Biochemistry	2	2	42
5	Health Sciences	1	1	76

T. R. Marks

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550

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	Year	Citations
Factors affecting shoot development in apically dominant<i>Acer</i>cultivars in vitro. T. R. Marks, Sally E. Simpson Journal of Horticultural Science BiologyBasal Callus'Crimson KingDevelopmental BiologyShoot Development	1994	76
Orchid conservation: the next ten years Philip Seaton, Jonathan P. Kendon, Hugh W. Pritchard, Lankesteriana BiodiversityBiodiversity PreservationEngineeringEx-situ ConservationBotany	2013	66
Preconditioning Cattleya seeds to improve the efficacy of the tetrazolium test for viability Silvério Takao Hosomi, Rodrigo Santos, Ceci Castilho Custódio, Seed Science and Technology BotanyCattleya SeedsAnimal ScienceCrop ProtectionCrop Establishment	2011	58
Improved tetrazolium viability testing in orchid seeds with a thick carapace (Dactylorhiza fuchsii) or dark seed coat (Vanda curvifolia) Ceci Castilho Custódio, T. R. Marks, W. Pritchard, Seed Science and Technology Orchid SeedsDark Seed CoatImproved Tetrazolium ViabilityBotany	2016	45
The role of the shoot apex in controlling rhizogenesis in vitro T. R. Marks Plant Growth Regulation BiologyDevelopmental BiologyBotanyNatural SciencesMicropropagation	1996	37
Effect of irradiance on shoot development in vitro T. R. Marks, S. E. Simpson Plant Growth Regulation	1999	34
Interaction of explant type and indole-3-butyric acid during rooting in vitro in a range of difficult and easy-to-root woody plants T. R. Marks, Sally E. Simpson Plant Cell Tissue and Organ Culture (PCTOC)	2000	29
<b>Reduced phenolic oxidation at culture initiation<i>in vitro</i>following the exposure of field-grown stockplants to darkness or low levels of irradiance</b> T. R. Marks, Sally E. Simpson Journal of Horticultural Science BiologyPhenolic MetabolismPhenolic OxidationAbstractphenolic OxidationPhotochemistry	1990	26
Gibberellin A3 stimulates adventitious rooting of cuttings from cherry (Prunus avium) Y.-Y. Ford, June M. Taylor, P.S. Blake, Plant Growth Regulation	2002	25
Desiccation tolerance, longevity and seed-siring ability of entomophilous pollen from UK native orchid species T. R. Marks, Philip T. Seaton, Hugh W. Pritchard Annals of Botany	2014	24

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