Stephen Tyerman

Emeritus Professor

University of Adelaide

Australia

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Stephen Tyerman is an Emeritus Professor at The University of Adelaide, Australia. His research areas include plant physiology and genetics, with recent publications addressing topics such as multipathogen resistance in cereals and the physiological responses of fruit crops to environmental conditions. His work also explores water and ion transport mechanisms in plants, contributing to a deeper understanding of agricultural resilience and productivity.

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Articles (13)

Dissecting the causal polymorphism of the Lr67res multipathogen resistance gene

Effects of extra potassium supply and rootstocks indicate links between water, solutes and energy in Shiraz grapevines (Vitis vinifera) pericarps

Arabidopsis plasma membrane intrinsic protein (AtPIP2;1) is implicated in a salinity conditional influence on seed germination

Expression of the wheat multipathogen resistance hexose transporter Lr67res is associated with anion fluxes

The function of the Medicago truncatula ZIP transporter MtZIP14 is linked to arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal colonization

Barley Nodulin 26-like intrinsic protein permeates water, metalloids, saccharides, and ion pairs due to structural plasticity and diversification

The feasibility of using a low-cost near-infrared, sensitive, consumer-grade digital camera mounted on a commercial UAV to assess Bambara groundnut yield

Characterisation of internal oxygen concentration of strawberry (

Oxygen uptake rates have contrasting responses to temperature in the root meristem and elongation zone

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Expression of a CO2-permeable aquaporin enhances mesophyll conductance in the C4 species Setaria viridis

An algal PIP-like aquaporin facilitates water transport and ionic conductance

Vascular Connections Into the Grape Berry: The Link of Structural Investment to Seededness

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Maria Hrmova

Deepak Gautam

Annamaria De Rosa

Tobias I. Baskin

Sunita Ramesh

Matthew Gilliham

William Price

Oliver Berkowitz

Maria Ermakova

Vinay Pagay

Leigh Schmidtke

Yin Liu

Caitlin Byrt

Bo Xu

James Whelan

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