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A. M. Neal
Publications - 5
Citations - 1336
A. M. Neal is an academic researcher. The author has contributed to research in topics: Germination & Aerenchyma. The author has an hindex of 5, co-authored 5 publications receiving 1306 citations.
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A comparative study of germination characteristics in a local flora
TL;DR: Under constant temperature conditions, the majority of grasses, legumes and composites germinated over a wide range of temperature, and the same feature was evident in species of ubiquitous or southern distribution in the British Isles.
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Response to CO2 enrichment in 27 herbaceous species.
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Further responses to CO2 enrichment in British herbaceous species.
TL;DR: Hyperbolic functions were fitted to yield vs CO 2 concentration to generate predictions of Q 540/350 and Q 700/350, the quotient of the «present» yield which is predicted for the CO 2 regime expected by the year 2050.
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Temporal and Nutritional Influences on the Response to Elevated CO2 in Selected British Grasses
TL;DR: At the higher nutrient level there was a reasonably close agreement with previous estimates of the CO 2 response in the four species, but this drift was retarded, suspended or even reversed by low-nutrient conditions and/or by high CO 2 responsiveness in the species itself.
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Methods of Comparative Study
W. Armstrong,John G. Hodgson,Rosemary E. Booth,P. Gaitens,J. P. Grime,S. R. Band,M. A. G. Mowforth,R. M. M. Crawford,Carla C. Bossard,Susan H. Hillier,O. Leprince,P. C. Thorpe,M. V. Duran,K. Reiling,A. W. Davison,T. W. Ashenden,R. W. Pearcy,G. A. F. Hendry,C. J. Howarth,A. J. Willis,A. M. K. Pearce,J. F. Farrar,B. D. Campbell,J. M. L. Mackey,Roderick Hunt,A. M. Neal,J. Laffarga,G. Montserrat-Marti,A. Stockey,J. Whitehouse,D. W. Hand,M. A. Hannah,A. Neal,H. Poorter,R. A. M. Welschen,J. M. Anderson,Julie D. Scholes,Peter Horton,S. F. MacPherson-Stewart,R. S. Dearman,John E. Cooper,D. E. Tasker,J. M. Welker,G. R. Stewart,D. A. Walker,R. C. Leegood,Hans Lambers,A. van der Werf,M. Bergkotte,Ken Thompson,R. J. Reader,Adel Jalili,R. E. Spencer,N. Matthews,Jonathan R. Leake,David Read,A. H. Fitter,K. J. Brocklebank,A. H. Price,M. J. Earnshaw,M. N. Merzlyak,I. H. Rorison,P. Gupta,J. R. Etherington,C. A. Thanos,Alan J. M. Baker,R. E. D. Snowden,B. D. Wheeler,B. Sellars,E. A. Warman +69 more
TL;DR: Aerenchyma is formed either by wall separation and cell collapse (lysigeny) or by cell separation only (schizogeny) as mentioned in this paper, and lysigeny may be stimulated by ethene, low oxygen and nutrient deficiency.