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Atmospheric composition change: ecosystems–atmosphere interactions
D Fowler, K Pilegaard, MA Sutton, P Ambus, M Raivonen, J Duyzer, ...
Atmospheric environment 43 (33), 5193-5267, 2009
7332009
Hygroscopic particles on leaves: nutrients or desiccants?
J Burkhardt
Ecological Monographs 80 (3), 369-399, 2010
2662010
Stomatal penetration by aqueous solutions–an update involving leaf surface particles
J Burkhardt, S Basi, S Pariyar, M Hunsche
New Phytologist, 2012
2382012
Development of resistance models to describe measurements of bi-directional ammonia surface–atmosphere exchange
MA Sutton, JK Burkhardt, D Guerin, E Nemitz, D Fowler
Atmospheric Environment 32 (3), 473-480, 1998
2041998
Quantification of stomatal uptake of ionic solutes using a new model system
T Eichert, J Burkhardt
Journal of Experimental Botany 52 (357), 771-781, 2001
2012001
Thin water films on coniferous needles: A new device for the study of water vapour condensation and gaseous deposition to plant surfaces and particle samples
J Burkhardt, R Eiden
Atmospheric Environment 28 (12), 2001-2011, 1994
1991994
Multiplication of microbes below 0.690 water activity: implications for terrestrial and extraterrestrial life
A Stevenson, J Burkhardt, CS Cockell, JA Cray, J Dijksterhuis, ...
Environmental microbiology 17 (2), 257-277, 2015
1692015
Nitrogen content, 15N natural abundance and biomass of the two pleurocarpous mosses Pleurozium schreberi (Brid.) Mitt. and Scleropodium purum (Hedw.) Limpr. in relation to …
A Solga, J Burkhardt, HG Zechmeister, JP Frahm
Environmental pollution 134 (3), 465-473, 2005
1632005
Evidence for the uptake of large anions through stomatal pores
T Eichert, HE Goldbach, J Burkhardt
Botanica acta 111 (6), 461-466, 1998
1191998
Particulate pollutants are capable to ‘degrade’epicuticular waxes and to decrease the drought tolerance of Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.)
J Burkhardt, S Pariyar
Environmental pollution 184, 659-667, 2014
1122014
“Breath figures” on leaf surfaces—formation and effects of microscopic leaf wetness
J Burkhardt, M Hunsche
Frontiers in plant science 4, 61407, 2013
992013
Leaf pubescence as a possibility to increase water use efficiency by promoting condensation
W Konrad, J Burkhardt, M Ebner, A Roth‐Nebelsick
Ecohydrology 8 (3), 480-492, 2015
982015
Vegetation atmosphere exchange of ammonia: canopy cycling and the impacts of elevated nitrogen inputs
MA Sutton, D Fowler, JK Burkhardt, C Milford
Water, Air, and Soil Pollution 85, 2057-2063, 1995
891995
The presence of structural surface waxes on coniferousneedles affects the pattern of dry deposition of fine particles
J Burkhardt, K Peters, A Crossley
Journal of Experimental Botany 46 (7), 823-831, 1995
791995
Ammonia concentrations at a site in southern Scotland from 2 yr of continuous measurements
J Burkhardt, MA Sutton, C Milford, RL Storeton-West, D Fowler
Atmospheric Environment 32 (3), 325-331, 1998
751998
Measurements of electrical leaf surface conductance reveal re‐condensation of transpired water vapour on leaf surfaces
J Burkhardt, H Kaiser, H Goldbach, L Kappen
Plant, Cell & Environment 22 (2), 189-196, 1999
711999
Modelling the dynamic chemical interactions of atmospheric ammonia with leaf surface wetness in a managed grassland canopy
J Burkhardt, CR Flechard, F Gresens, M Mattsson, PAC Jongejan, ...
Biogeosciences 6 (1), 67-84, 2009
692009
Dynamics of ammonia exchange with cut grassland: strategy and implementation of the GRAMINAE Integrated Experiment
MA Sutton, E Nemitz, MR Theobald, C Milford, JR Dorsey, MW Gallagher, ...
Biogeosciences 6 (3), 309-331, 2009
542009
Water activity in Venus’s uninhabitable clouds and other planetary atmospheres
JE Hallsworth, T Koop, TD Dallas, MP Zorzano, J Burkhardt, ...
Nature Astronomy 5 (7), 665-675, 2021
512021
Agricultural adjuvants may impair leaf transpiration and photosynthetic activity
A Räsch, M Hunsche, M Mail, J Burkhardt, G Noga, S Pariyar
Plant physiology and biochemistry 132, 229-237, 2018
512018
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