Albert H. Markhart

University of Minnesota Department of Horticultural Sciences St. Paul MN 55108 USA

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Cell wall water dilution: an explanation of apparent negative turgor potentials

Albert H Markhart,Nasser Sionit,James N Siedow

Botany, (2011)

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Stress and Strain in Plants

Albert H Markhart

(2008)

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Origin of Cornercopia, the University of Minnesota Student Organic Farm

Jared Ashling, Courtney Tchida,Albert H Markhart,P M Porter

Journal of Hunger & Environmental Nutrition, (2008)

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Water and Heat Stress in Plants

Albert H Markhart

(2008)

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Temperature effects on systemic endoreduplication in orchid during floral development

Lee Hsiao-Ching,Chen Yi-Jiun,Markhart Albert H., Lin Tsai-Yun

PLANT SCIENCE, no. 3 (2007): 588-595

Cited by28Bibtex

Organic Educational Opportunities at the University of Minnesota: The Role of a Student-run Organic Farm

Albert H Markhart

Horttechnology, (2006)

Cited by3Bibtex

Methods for increasing one or more glucosinolates in a plant

Gary M Gardner,Albert H Markhart,Gerard Engeleneigles, Lynette Y Wong, Carl J Rosen

(2005)

Cited by1Bibtex

Dynamics of cell growth and endoreduplication during orchid flower development

Lee HC,Chiou DW, Chen WH,Markhart AH, Chen YH,Lin TY

PLANT SCIENCE, no. 3 (2004): 659-667

Cited by48Bibtex

Flower developmental stage and organ sensitivity of bell pepper (Capsicum annuum L.) to elevated temperature

Ami N Erickson,Albert H Markhart

Plant Cell and Environment, (2002)

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Flower Production, Fruit Set, and Physiology of Bell Pepper during Elevated Temperature and Vapor Pressure Deficit

Ami N Erickson,Albert H Markhart

(2001)

Cited by16Bibtex

Using DIF to shorten internodes and increase heat tolerance in greenhouse grown watermelons (Citrullus lanatus Thunb. 'Binkna' and 'Kamro')

S W Kwon, H B Park, J C Kim,Albert H Markhart

(1999)

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Reproductive Responses of Capsicum annuum to High Temperatures

Ami N. Erickson,Albert H. Markhart

Hortscience, no. 3 (1998): 543-543

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Rapid acclimation of root hydraulic conductivity to low temperature1

Anne Fennell,Albert H. Markhart

Journal of Experimental Botany, no. 322 (1998): 879-884

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Development and Abortion of Flowers in Capsicum annuum Exposed to High Temperatures

Ami N Erickson,Albert H Markhart

Hortscience, (1997)

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Phaseolus acutifolius A. Gray is More Heat Tolerant than P. vulgaris L. in the Absence of Water Stress

Tsai-Yun Lin,Albert H. Markhart

Crop Science, no. 1 (1996)

Cited by16Bibtex

Root Cytokinin Level in Relation to Heat Tolerance of Phaseolus acutifolius and Phaseolus vulgaris

Nawarat Udompraset,Paul H. Li,David W. Davis,Albert H. Markhart

Crop Science, no. 2 (1995)

Cited by13Bibtex

Effects of Root Temperatures on Leaf Gas Exchange and Growth at High Air Temperature in Phaseolus acutifolius and Phaseolus vulgaris

Nawarat Udomprasert,Paul H. Li,David W. Davis,Albert H. Markhart

Crop Science, no. 2 (1995)

Cited by24Bibtex

Deleterious Effects of Sucrose in Preservative Solutions on Leaves of Cut Roses

Albert H Markhart, Mark S Harper

(1995)

Cited by15Bibtex

THE CAUSE AND CURE OF LEAF CRISPING IN CUT ROSE STEMS

Albert H. Markhart, Mark S. Harper

Hortscience, no. 6 (1992): 616-616

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Leaf Gas Exchange in Water-Stressed Common Bean and Tepary Bean

Yves Castonguay,Albert H. Markhart

Crop Science, no. 4 (1992)

Cited by54Bibtex

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