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1.	Genetic technologies for the identification of plant genes controlling environmental stress responses Functional Plant Biology 36(8) Csaba Papdi, Mary Prathiba Joseph, Imma Pérez Salamó, Sabina Vidal and László Szabados Published 23 July 2009
2.	Understanding plant responses to drought — from genes to the whole plant Functional Plant Biology 30(3) Manuela M. Chaves, João P. Maroco and João S. Pereira Published 14 March 2003
3.	Why are non-photosynthetic tissues generally ¹³C enriched compared with leaves in C₃ plants? Review and synthesis of current hypotheses Functional Plant Biology 36(3) Lucas A. Cernusak, Guillaume Tcherkez, Claudia Keitel, William K. Cornwell, Louis S. Santiago, Alexander Knohl, Margaret M. Barbour, David G. Williams, Peter B. Reich, David S. Ellsworth, Todd E. Dawson, Howard G. Griffiths, Graham D. Farquhar and Ian J. Wright Published 2 March 2009
4.	Enhancement in leaf photosynthesis and upregulation of Rubisco in the C₄ sorghum plant at elevated growth carbon dioxide and temperature occur at early stages of leaf ontogeny Functional Plant Biology 36(9) P. V. Vara Prasad, Joseph C. V. Vu, Kenneth J. Boote and L. Hartwell Allen Published 3 September 2009
5.	High-throughput vectors for efficient gene silencing in plants Functional Plant Biology 29(10) Chris A. Helliwell, S. Varsha Wesley, Anna J. Wielopolska and Peter M. Waterhouse Published 18 October 2002
6.	Prospects for using soil microorganisms to improve the acquisition of phosphorus by plants Australian Journal of Plant Physiology 28(9) Alan E. Richardson Published 26 September 2001
7.	*The Action Potential in Chara corallina: Effect of Temperature* Australian Journal of Plant Physiology 3(3) MJ Beilby and HGJ Coster Published 1 June 1976
8.	Copper in plants: acquisition, transport and interactions Functional Plant Biology 36(5) Inmaculada Yruela Published 6 May 2009
9.	A suite of novel promoters and terminators for plant biotechnology Functional Plant Biology 30(4) Petra H. D. Schünmann, Danny J. Llewellyn, Brian Surin, Petra Boevink, Robert C. De Feyter and Peter M. Waterhouse Published 17 April 2003
10.	Evans Review No. 2: The hot and the cold: unravelling the variable response of plant respiration to temperature Functional Plant Biology 32(2) Owen K. Atkin, Dan Bruhn, Vaughan M. Hurry and Mark G. Tjoelker Published 28 February 2005
11.	Photosynthetic Characteristics of Sun Versus Shade Plants of Encelia farinosa as Affected by Photosynthetic Photon Flux Density, Intercellular CO₂ Concentration, Leaf Water Potential, and Leaf Temperature Australian Journal of Plant Physiology 22(5) Hehui Zhang, MR Sharifi and PS Nobel Published 1 October 1995
12.	Current Applications of Tissue Culture in Plant Propagation and Improvement Australian Journal of Plant Physiology 17(3) MK Smith and RA Drew Published 1 June 1990
13.	Cell wall disassembly in ripening fruit Functional Plant Biology 33(2) David A. Brummell Published 3 February 2006
14.	Carbon and nitrogen isotope discrimination and nitrogen nutrition of trees along a rainfall gradient in northern Australia Australian Journal of Plant Physiology 25(4) E.-D. Schulze, R.J. Williams, G.D. Farquhar, W. Schulze, J. Langridge, J.M. Miller and B.H. Walker Published 26 June 1998
15.	Elevated CO₂ accelerates flag leaf senescence in wheat due to ear photosynthesis which causes greater ear nitrogen sink capacity and ear carbon sink limitation Functional Plant Biology 36(4) Chunwu Zhu, Jianguo Zhu, Qing Zeng, Gang Liu, Zubing Xie, Haoyan Tang, Jiling Cao and Xingzeng Zhao Published 1 April 2009
16.	Stomatal and non-stomatal limitations of photosynthesis under water stress in field-grown grapevines Australian Journal of Plant Physiology 26(5) J. M. Escalona, J. Flexas and H. Medrano Published 27 August 1999
17.	Identification and functional characterisation of aquaporins in the grapevine, Vitis vinifera Functional Plant Biology 36(12) Megan C. Shelden, Susan M. Howitt, Brent N. Kaiser and Stephen D. Tyerman Published 3 December 2009
18.	Die and let live: leaf senescence contributes to plant survival under drought stress Functional Plant Biology 31(3) Sergi Munné-Bosch and Leonor Alegre Published 15 April 2004
19.	Seasonal patterns of leaf H₂O₂ content: reflections of leaf phenology, or environmental stress? Functional Plant Biology 36(8) John M. Cheeseman Published 23 July 2009
20.	Estimating fine root longevity in a temperate Norway spruce forest using three independent methods Functional Plant Biology 36(1) Dirk Gaul, Dietrich Hertel and Christoph Leuschner Published 7 January 2009