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Root elongation, water stress, and mechanical impedance: a review of limiting stresses and beneficial root tip traits by Bengough, A. Glyn, McKenzie, B.M, Hallett, P.D, Valentine, T.A

“…Root elongation in drying soil is generally limited by a combination of mechanical impedance and water stress. Relationships between root elongation rate,…”
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Part-Based Multi-Frame Registration for Estimation of the Growth Of Cellular Networks in Plant Roots by Roberts, T.J., McKenna, S.J., Hans, J., Valentine, T.A., Bengough, A.G.

“…Motion estimation from confocal scanning laser microscope images of growing plant cell structures presents interesting challenges; motion exhibits multiple…”
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Degradation rate of soil function varies with trajectory of agricultural intensification by Squire, G.R., Hawes, C., Valentine, T.A., Young, M.W.

“…•Trajectories of high and low arable intensification were defined over 35 years from the mid-1970s.•The inputs among fields differed more than four-fold in…”
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Variable impacts of reduced and zero tillage on soil carbon storage across 4–10 years of UK field experiments by Brown, J.L., Stobart, R., Hallett, P.D., Morris, N.L., George, T.S., Newton, A.C., Valentine, T.A., McKenzie, B.M.

“…Aims Reduced tillage has been advocated as a practical measure to increase soil carbon in long-term cropping soils. We examine three medium-term experiments in…”
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Soil tillage effects on the efficacy of cultivars and their mixtures in winter barley by Newton, A.C., Guy, D.C., Bengough, A.G., Gordon, D.C., McKenzie, B.M., Sun, B., Valentine, T.A., Hallett, P.D.

“…► Five tillage treatments with different amounts of soil disturbance gave interactions for yield response with some barley cultivars. ► Mixtures of the…”
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Soluble signals from cells identified at the cell wall establish a developmental pathway in carrot. [Erratum: Apr 1998, v. 10 (4), p. 639.] by McCabe, P.F, Valentine, T.A, Forsberg, L.S, Pennell, R.I

“…Cells in a plant differentiate according to their positions and use cell-cell communication to assess these positions. Similarly, single cells in suspension…”
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