Publications by authors named "Graham Hymus"

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Application of HB17, an Arabidopsis class II homeodomain-leucine zipper transcription factor, to regulate chloroplast number and photosynthetic capacity.
Graham J Hymus, Suqin Cai, Elizabeth A Kohl, Hans E Holtan, Colleen M Marion

J Exp Bot· November 2013

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The flowering time regulator CONSTANS is recruited to the FLOWERING LOCUS T promoter via a unique cis-element.
Shiv B Tiwari, Yu Shen, Han-Chang Chang, Yanli Hou, Amanda Harris, Graham J Hymus

New Phytol· July 2010

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The Nuclear Factor Y subunits NF-YB2 and NF-YB3 play additive roles in the promotion of flowering by inductive long-day photoperiods in Arabidopsis.
Roderick W Kumimoto, Luc Adam, Graham J Hymus, Peter P Repetti, T Lynne Reuber

Planta· October 2008

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Climate change 2007: spring-time for sinks.
Dave Reay, Christopher Sabine, Pete Smith, Graham Hymus

Nature· April 2007

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Nitrogen cycling during seven years of atmospheric CO2 enrichment in a scrub oak woodland.
Bruce A Hungate, Dale W Johnson, Paul Dijkstra, Graham Hymus, Peter Stiling

Ecology· January 2006

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Large daily variation in 13C-enrichment of leaf-respired CO2 in two Quercus forest canopies.
Graham J Hymus, Kadmiel Maseyk, Riccardo Valentini, Dan Yakir

New Phytol· August 2005

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CO2 elicits long-term decline in nitrogen fixation.
Bruce A Hungate, Peter D Stiling, Paul Dijkstra, Dale W Johnson, Michael E Ketterer, Graham J Hymus

Science· May 2004

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Respiratory oxygen uptake is not decreased by an instantaneous elevation of [CO2], but is increased with long-term growth in the field at elevated [CO2].
Phillip A Davey, Stephen Hunt, Graham J Hymus, Evan H DeLucia, Bert G Drake

Plant Physiol· January 2004

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Elevated CO2 lowers relative and absolute herbivore density across all species of a scrub-oak forest.
Peter Stiling, Daniel C Moon, Mark D Hunter, Jamie Colson, Anthony M Rossi, Graham J Hymus

Oecologia· January 2003

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