William S. Hillman

Brookhaven National Laboratory · US

Duckweed

aroid papers
38
first to last
1955–1981
aroid h-index
17
influence (0–100)
77.8
species described
0

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  1. 1981 Occurrence and reversal, in Lemna paucicostata 6612, of a condition that prevents nitrate utilizationPlant Science LettersDOI
  2. 1979 Inhibition of flowering in the long-day plant Lemna gibba G3 by Hutner's medium and its reversal by salicylic acidPlant and Cell PhysiologyDOI
  3. 1979 Temperature Sensitivity of Daily Respiratory Patterns Entrained through Phytochrome Action in Lemna paucicostata Strain 6746Physiologia PlantarumDOI
  4. 1979 Temporal Compartmentation in Lemna paucicostata: Photoperiodism, Respiration, Nitrogen Nutrition and Heterotrophic Growth of Different StrainsAmerican Journal of BotanyDOI
  5. 1979 TEMPORAL COMPARTMENTATION IN LEMNA PAUCICOSTATA: PHOTOPERIODISM, RESPIRATION, NITROGEN NUTRITION AND HETEROTROPHIC GROWTH OF DIFFERENT STRAINSAmerican Journal of BotanyDOI
  6. 1978 Nickel and the metabolism of urea by Lemna paucicostata Hegelm. 6746PlantaDOI
  7. 1978 The Uses of DuckweedAmerican Scientist
  8. 1976 Calibrating Duckweeds: Light, Clocks, Metabolism, FloweringScienceDOI
  9. 1975 EFFECTS OF INORGANIC NITROGEN ON THE RESPONSE OF LEMNA CARBON DIOXIDE OUTPUT TO LIGHT QUALITY AND TIMING*Photochemistry and PhotobiologyDOI
  10. 1975 Photoperiodism in Seedling Strains of Lemna perpusilla: Juvenility without Obvious Morphological Correlates?American Journal of BotanyDOI
  11. 1975 PHOTOPERIODISM IN SEEDLING STRAINS OF LEMNA PERPUSILLA: JUVENILITY WITHOUT OBVIOUS MORPHOLOGICAL CORRELATES?American Journal of BotanyDOI
  12. 1972 Photoperiodic Entrainment Patterns in the CO2 Output of Lemna perpusilla 6746 and of Several Other LemnaceaePLANT PHYSIOLOGYDOI
  13. 1971 Ammonium Ion and the Flowering of Lemna perpusillaPLANT PHYSIOLOGYDOI
  14. 1971 Entrainment of Lemna CO2 Output Through PhytochromePLANT PHYSIOLOGYDOIopen access
  15. 1971 Factors Affecting the Water-sensitive Phase of Flowering in the Short Day Plant Lemna perpusillaPLANT PHYSIOLOGYDOI
  16. 1971 Nitrate and the Course of Lemna perpusilla Carbon Dioxide Output under Daily Photoperiodic CyclesPLANT PHYSIOLOGYDOIopen access
  17. 1970 Carbon Dioxide Output as an Index of Circadian Timing in Lemna PhotoperiodismPLANT PHYSIOLOGYDOI
  18. 1967 BLUE LIGHT, PHYTOCHROME AND THE FLOWERING OF LEMNA PERPUSILLA 6746 1Plant and Cell PhysiologyDOI
  19. 1966 Photoperiodism in Lemna: Reversal of Night-Interruption Depends on Color of the Main PhotoperiodScienceDOI
  20. 1965 RED LIGHT, BLUE LIGHT, AND COPPER ION IN THE PHOTOPERIODIC CONTROL OF FLOWERING IN LEMNA PERPUSILLA 6746 1Plant and Cell PhysiologyDOI
  21. 1964 Endogenous Circadian Rhythms and the Response of Lemna perpusilla to Skeleton PhotoperiodsThe American NaturalistDOI
  22. 1962 Aseptic Production, Collection and Germination of Seeds of Lemna perpusilla 6746Physiologia PlantarumDOI
  23. 1962 Experimental Control of Flowering in Lemna. IV. Inhibition of Photoperiodic Sensitivity by CopperAmerican Journal of BotanyDOI
  24. 1962 EXPERIMENTAL CONTROL OF FLOWERING IN LEMNA. IV. INHIBITION OF PHOTOPERIODIC SENSITIVITY BY COPPERAmerican Journal of BotanyDOI
  25. 1961 Duckweeds in test-tubesThe garden journalDOI
  26. 1961 Experimental Control of Flowering in Lemna. III. A Relationship between Medium Composition and the Opposite Photoperiodic Responses of L. perpusilla 6746 and L. gibba GAmerican Journal of BotanyDOI
  27. 1961 EXPERIMENTAL CONTROL OF FLOWERING IN LEMNA. III. A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MEDIUM COMPOSITION AND THE OPPOSITE PHOTOPERIODIC RESPONSES OF L. PERPUSILLA 6746 AND L. GIBBA GAmerican Journal of BotanyDOI
  28. 1961 Test-Tube Studies on Flowering: Experiments with the Lemnaceae, or DuckweedsBulletin of the Torrey Botanical ClubDOI
  29. 1961 The Lemnaceae, or duckweedsThe Botanical ReviewDOI
  30. 1960 Effects of x Irradiation on Lemna perpusillaAmerican Journal of BotanyDOI
  31. 1960 EFFECTS OF X IRRADIATION ON LEMNA PERPUSILLAAmerican Journal of BotanyDOI
  32. 1959 EXPERIMENTAL CONTROL OF FLOWERING IN LEMNA I. GENERAL METHODS. PHOTOPERIODISM IN L. PEPUSILLA 6746American Journal of BotanyDOI
  33. 1959 Experimental Control of Flowering in Lemna. I. General Methods. Photoperiodism in L. Pepusilla 6746American Journal of BotanyDOI
  34. 1959 Experimental Control of Flowering in Lemna. II. Some Effects of Medium Composition, Chelating Agents and High Temperatures on Flowering in L. Perpusilla 6746American Journal of BotanyDOI
  35. 1959 EXPERIMENTAL CONTROL OF FLOWERING IN LEMNA. II. SOME EFFECTS OF MEDIUM COMPOSITION, CHELATING AGENTS AND HIGH TEMPERATURES ON FLOWERING IN L. PERPUSILLA 6746American Journal of BotanyDOI
  36. 1958 Photoperiodic Control of Flowering in Lemna perpusillaNatureDOI
  37. 1957 Nonphotosynthetic Light Requirement in Lemna minor and Its Partial Satisfaction by KinetinScienceDOI
  38. 1955 The Action of Benzimidazole on Lemna MinorPLANT PHYSIOLOGYDOIopen access