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Articles

Original Research

Published on 17 Mar 2017

Heat-Induced Cytokinin Transportation and Degradation Are Associated with Reduced Panicle Cytokinin Expression and Fewer Spikelets per Panicle in Rice

in Plant Physiology

Chao Wu
Kehui Cui
Wencheng Wang
Qian Li
Shah Fahad
Qiuqian Hu
Jianliang Huang
Lixiao Nie
Pravat K. Mohapatra
Shaobing Peng

Frontiers in Plant Science

doi 10.3389/fpls.2017.00371

10,747 views
117 citations

Original Research

Published on 28 Jan 2020

Scots Pine Stems as Dynamic Sources of Monoterpene and Methanol Emissions

in Forests and the Atmosphere

Anni Vanhatalo
Juho Aalto
Tommy Chan
Teemu Hölttä
Pasi Kolari
Kaisa Rissanen
Kourosh Kabiri
Heidi Hellén
Jaana Bäck

Frontiers in Forests and Global Change

doi 10.3389/ffgc.2019.00095

4,319 views
15 citations

Original Research

Published on 06 Mar 2017

Chronological Sequence of Leaf Phenology, Xylem and Phloem Formation and Sap Flow of Quercus pubescens from Abandoned Karst Grasslands

in Functional Plant Ecology

Martina Lavrič
Klemen Eler
Mitja Ferlan
Dominik Vodnik
Jožica Gričar

Frontiers in Plant Science

doi 10.3389/fpls.2017.00314

8,219 views
50 citations

Original Research

Published on 29 May 2025

Alternate wetting and drying irrigation at tillering stage enhances the heat tolerance of rice by increasing sucrose and cytokinin content in panicles

in Plant Abiotic Stress

Ti Gao
Keran Xie
Qiuqian Hu
Chao Wu
Zhenmei Wang
Wencheng Wang
Dongliang Xiong
Jianliang Huang
Shaobing Peng
Kehui Cui

Frontiers in Plant Science

doi 10.3389/fpls.2025.1598652

2,920 views
3 citations

Original Research

Published on 09 Apr 2021

Water Use by Chinese Pine Is Less Conservative but More Closely Regulated Than in Mongolian Scots Pine in a Plantation Forest, on Sandy Soil, in a Semi-Arid Climate

in Plant Abiotic Stress

Hongzhong Dang
Xueli Zhang
Hui Han
Shuai Chen
Mingyang Li

Frontiers in Plant Science

doi 10.3389/fpls.2021.635022

3,745 views
7 citations