Yukito Oota

National Institute for Basic Biology · JP

Duckweed

aroid papers
26
first to last
1963–1984
aroid h-index
8
influence (0–100)
17.6
species described
0

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  1. 1984 Physiological Function of Night Interruption in Lemna paucicostata 6746: Action of Light as a Phaser on the Photoperiodic ClockPlant and Cell PhysiologyDOI
  2. 1983 Floral Inhibition in Lemna paucicostata 6746 Due to Night Interruption 1Plant and Cell PhysiologyDOI
  3. 1983 Physiological Structure of the Critical Photoperiod of Lemna paucicostata 6746Plant and Cell PhysiologyDOI
  4. 1981 Bimodal Floral Response of Lemna gibba G3 to Night Interruption: Photoperiodic Time MeasurementPlant and Cell PhysiologyDOI
  5. 1979 Evidence against involvement of circadian floral rhythm in the critical daylength measurement in Lemna gibba GPlant and Cell PhysiologyDOI
  6. 1979 Spectral dependence of the critical photoperiod in the long-day duckweed, Lemna gibba GPlant and Cell PhysiologyDOI
  7. 1978 The occurrence of acetylcholine in Lemna gibba GPlant and Cell PhysiologyDOI
  8. 1977 Removal by chemicals of photoperiodic light requirements of Lemna gibba GPlant and Cell PhysiologyDOI
  9. 1977 Replacement by ionophores of the photoperiodic light requirement in Lemna gibba GPlant and Cell PhysiologyDOI
  10. 1976 TIME MEASUREMENT IN PHOTOPERIODIC FLORAL INDUCTION IN DUCKWEEDSElsevier eBooksDOI
  11. 1975 Photoperiodic requirements for flowering of the long-day duckweed, Lemna gibba GPlant and Cell PhysiologyDOI
  12. 1975 Short-day flowering of Lemna gibba G3 induced by salicylic acidPlant and Cell PhysiologyDOI
  13. 1974 Removal by cyclic AMP of the inhibition of duckweed flowering due to ammonium and water-treatmentPlant and Cell Physiology
  14. 1974 Removal of the sugar inhibition of flowering in Lemna gibba G3 by catecholaminesPlant and Cell PhysiologyDOI
  15. 1973 The length of the induction period vs. the minimum number of long-day cycles needed for floral induction in Lemna gibba GPlant and Cell PhysiologyDOI
  16. 1972 A possible mechanism for sugar inhibition of duckweed floweringPlant and Cell PhysiologyDOI
  17. 1972 The response of Lemna gibba G3 to a single long day in the presence of EDTAPlant and Cell PhysiologyDOI
  18. 1971 Disappearance of rhythmicity in growth response to dark- and light-breaks in Lemna gibba G3 due to iron deficiencyPlant and Cell PhysiologyDOI
  19. 1971 Resemblance of growth substances to metal chelators with respect to their actions on duckweed growthPlant and Cell PhysiologyDOI
  20. 1970 Periodical growth response of Lemna gibba G3 to light-breakPlant and Cell PhysiologyDOI
  21. 1969 Frond and flower production in Lemna gibba G 3 in presence of respiratory inhibitorsPlant and Cell PhysiologyDOI
  22. 1966 LIGHT- AND DARK-GROWTH IN LONG-DAY DUCKWEED, LEMNA GIBBA G3, AS AFFECTED BY KINETINPlant and Cell PhysiologyDOI
  23. 1965 EFFECTS OF GROWTH SUBSTANCES ON FROND AND FLOWER PRODUCTION IN LEMNA GIBBA GPlant and Cell PhysiologyDOI
  24. 1965 EFFECTS OF NUCLEIC ACID- AND PROTEIN-ANTIMETABOLITES ON FROND AND FLOWER PRODUCTION IN LEMNA GIBBA GPlant and Cell PhysiologyDOI
  25. 1965 FLOWERING IN LEMNA PAUCICOSTATA AS COMPARED WITH THAT IN LEMNA PERPUSILLA 6746Plant and Cell PhysiologyDOI
  26. 1963 FLOWERING IN LEMNA GIBBA GPlant and Cell PhysiologyDOI