Publications by authors named "Clint J Springer"

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The carbon economics of vegetative phase change.
Erica H Lawrence, Clint J Springer, Brent R Helliker, R Scott Poethig

Plant Cell Environ· April 2022

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MicroRNA156-mediated changes in leaf composition lead to altered photosynthetic traits during vegetative phase change.
Erica H Lawrence, Clint J Springer, Brent R Helliker, R Scott Poethig

New Phytol· August 2021

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Identification of a major QTL that alters flowering time at elevated [CO(2)] in Arabidopsis thaliana.
Joy K Ward, Debosree Samanta Roy, Iera Chatterjee, Courtney R Bone, Clint J Springer

PLoS One· May 2013

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Ecotypic responses of switchgrass to altered precipitation.
Jeffrey C Hartman, Jesse B Nippert, Clint J Springer

Funct Plant Biol· March 2012

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Elevated CO2 influences the expression of floral-initiation genes in Arabidopsis thaliana.
Clint J Springer, Rebecca A Orozco, John K Kelly, Joy K Ward

New Phytol· April 2008

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Flowering time and elevated atmospheric CO2.
Clint J Springer, Joy K Ward

New Phytol· December 2007

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Photosynthetic responses of forest understory tree species to long-term exposure to elevated carbon dioxide concentration at the Duke Forest FACE experiment.
Clint J Springer, Richard B Thomas

Tree Physiol· January 2007

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Relationships between net photosynthesis and foliar nitrogen concentrations in a loblolly pine forest ecosystem grown in elevated atmospheric carbon dioxide.
Clint J Springer, Evan H DeLucia, Richard B Thomas

Tree Physiol· April 2005

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