Physiologia Plantarum

Papers
(The H4-Index of Physiologia Plantarum is 37. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-02-01 to 2025-02-01.)
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Dehydration‐responsive chickpea chloroplast protein, CaPDZ1, confers dehydration tolerance by improving photosynthesis257
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Synergistic effects of temperature and light on photoprotection in the model diatom Phaeodactylum tricornutum140
Sphingolipid long chain bases as mediators of cell death in olive fruit abscission114
Biostimulants in Agriculture: Editorial110
Phenotyping and metabolomics insights into the effect of melatonin in lettuce under non‐stress and salinity conditions91
A NAC transcription factor NAC50 regulates Fe reutilization in Arabidopsis under Fe‐deficient condition88
Integrated physiological, transcriptomic and metabolomic analyses reveal potential mechanisms of potato tuber dormancy release77
Mechanistic insights of CRISPR/Cas‐mediated genome editing towards enhancing abiotic stress tolerance in plants75
NbJAZ3 is required for jasmonate‐meditated glandular trichome development in Nicotiana benthamiana70
PARG1 and EXA1 genes as possible components of the facultative epigenetic control of plant development69
Adaptation of high‐efficiency CRISPR/Cas9‐based multiplex genome editing system in white lupin by using endogenous promoters69
Frozen mountain pine needles: The endodermis discriminates between the ice‐containing central tissue and the ice‐free fully functional mesophyll64
Freeze dehydration vs. supercooling of mesophyll cells: Impact of cell wall, cellular and tissue traits on the extent of water displacement61
Diversity, classification, and EST‐SSR‐based association analysis of caladium ornamental traits60
Pyramiding of γ‐TMT and gly I transgenes in Brassica juncea enhances salinity and drought stress tolerance58
Increasing our knowledge on grapevines physiology to increase yield, quality and sustainably58
Nutrient resorption responses of female and male Populus cathayana to drought and shade stress56
Weak crassulacean acid metabolism and other xerophytic adaptive traits in the genus Beaucarnea Lem. (Asparagaceae)53
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Differential gene expression patterns and physiological responses improve adaptation to high salinity concentration in pepper accessions47
In Memoriam, Chris H. Bornman 1931–202347
Rapid response of nonstructural carbohydrate allocation and photosynthesis to short photoperiod, low temperature, or elevated CO2 in Pinus strobus46
Tomato salt‐responsive pseudo‐response regulator 1, SlSRP1, negatively regulates the high‐salt and dehydration stress responses46
Nitrate fertilization may delay autumn leaf senescence, while amino acid treatments do not45
Heterologous expression of PtAAS1 reveals the metabolic potential of the common plant metabolite phenylacetaldehyde for auxin synthesis in planta45
New Impact in Numbers and Beyond45
Aerial and underground organs display specific metabolic strategies to cope with water stress under rising atmospheric CO2 in Fagus sylvatica L.44
Physiological and biochemical regulation of tobacco by oxathiapiprolin under Phytophthora nicotianae infection40
Intron retention via alternative splicing affects the thermotolerance regulation of ZmHsf1739
Insight into the cellular and physiological regulatory modulations of Class‐I TCP9 to enhance drought and salinity stress tolerance in cowpea39
Solar UV‐B effects on composition and UV screening efficiency of foliar phenolics in Arabidopsis thaliana are augmented by temperature39
Analysis of the MIR396 gene family and the role of MIR396b in regulating fiber length in cotton38
Current status of microRNA‐mediated regulation of drought stress responses in cereals38
Quantification of rosmarinic acid from different plant species of lower Himalayan region and expression analysis of underlying L‐Phenylalanine pathway37
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