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Authors:
BRISSON N
ITIER B
LHOTEL JC
LORENDEAU JY
Citation: N. Brisson et al., PARAMETERIZATION OF THE SHUTTLEWORTH-WALLACE MODEL TO ESTIMATE DAILY MAXIMUM TRANSPIRATION FOR USE IN CROP MODELS, Ecological modelling, 107(2-3), 1998, pp. 159-169
Authors:
BRISSON N
MARY B
RIPOCHE D
JEUFFROY MH
RUGET F
NICOULLAUD B
GATE P
DEVIENNEBARRET F
ANTONIOLETTI R
DURR C
RICHARD G
BEAUDOIN N
RECOUS S
TAYOT X
PLENET D
CELLIER P
MACHET JM
MEYNARD JM
DELECOLLE R
Citation: N. Brisson et al., STICS - A GENERIC MODEL FOR THE SIMULATION OF CROPS AND THEIR WATER AND NITROGEN BALANCES - I - THEORY AND PARAMETERIZATION APPLIED TO WHEAT AND CORN, Agronomie (Paris), 18(5-6), 1998, pp. 311-346
Authors:
LAYZELL DB
BRISSON N
DEVINE MD
MOLONEY MM
TAYLOR GJ
TIMMER V
YADA RY
WOOD K
Citation: Db. Layzell et al., PLANT BIOLOGY AND FOOD-SCIENCE IN CANADA - A VISION FOR THE FUTURE, Canadian journal of botany, 76(3), 1998, pp. 355-364
Authors:
SUBRAMANIAM R
DESPRES C
BRISSON N
Citation: R. Subramaniam et al., A FUNCTIONAL HOMOLOG OF MAMMALIAN PROTEIN-KINASE-C PARTICIPATES IN THE ELICITOR-INDUCED DEFENSE RESPONSE IN POTATO, The Plant cell, 9(4), 1997, pp. 653-664
Authors:
RANA G
KATERJI N
MASTRORILLI M
ELMOUJABBER M
BRISSON N
Citation: G. Rana et al., VALIDATION OF A MODEL OF ACTUAL EVAPOTRANSPIRATION FOR WATER-STRESSEDSOYBEANS, Agricultural and forest meteorology, 86(3-4), 1997, pp. 215-224
Authors:
SUBRAMANIAM G
DESPRES C
BRISSON N
Citation: G. Subramaniam et al., A FUNCTIONAL HOMOLOG OF MAMMALIAN PROTEIN-KINASE-C PARTICIPATES IN THE ELICITOR-INDUCED DEFENSE RESPONSE IN POTATO, Plant physiology, 114(3), 1997, pp. 1457-1457
Authors:
OLIOSO A
CARLSON TN
BRISSON N
Citation: A. Olioso et al., SIMULATION OF DIURNAL TRANSPIRATION AND PHOTOSYNTHESIS OF A WATER-STRESSED SOYBEAN CROP, Agricultural and forest meteorology, 81(1-2), 1996, pp. 41-59
Authors:
STPIERRE B
BERTRAND C
CAMIRAND A
CAPPADOCIA M
BRISSON N
Citation: B. Stpierre et al., THE STARCH PHOSPHORYLASE GENE IS SUBJECTED TO DIFFERENT MODES OF REGULATION IN STARCH-CONTAINING TISSUES OF POTATO, Plant molecular biology, 30(6), 1996, pp. 1087-1098
Authors:
DESPRES C
SUBRAMANIAM R
MATTON DP
BRISSON N
Citation: C. Despres et al., THE ACTIVATION OF THE POTATO PR-LOA GENE REQUIRES THE PHOSPHORYLATIONOF THE NUCLEAR FACTOR PBF-1, The Plant cell, 7(5), 1995, pp. 589-598
Authors:
YAO KN
DELUCA V
BRISSON N
Citation: Kn. Yao et al., CREATION OF A METABOLIC SINK FOR TRYPTOPHAN ALTERS THE PHENYLPROPANOID PATHWAY AND THE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF POTATO TO PHYTOPHTHORA-INFESTANS, The Plant cell, 7(11), 1995, pp. 1787-1799
Authors:
CONSTABEL CP
BRISSON N
Citation: Cp. Constabel et N. Brisson, STIGMA-SPECIFIC AND VASCULAR-SPECIFIC EXPRESSION OF THE PR-10A GENE OF POTATO - A NOVEL PATTERN OF EXPRESSION OF A PATHOGENESIS-RELATED GENE, Molecular plant-microbe interactions, 8(1), 1995, pp. 104-113
Authors:
STPIERRE B
BRISSON N
Citation: B. Stpierre et N. Brisson, 5'-DELETION ANALYSIS OF THE POTATO STARCH PHOSPHORYLASE GENE - AN UPSTREAM SEQUENCE DEFINES DISTAL REGULATORY ELEMENTS AND A PROXIMAL ORGAN-DEPENDENT PROMOTER, PLANT SCI, 110(2), 1995, pp. 193-203
Authors:
TACONET O
OLIOSO A
BENMEHREZ M
BRISSON N
Citation: O. Taconet et al., SEASONAL ESTIMATION OF EVAPORATION AND STOMATAL CONDUCTANCE OVER A SOYBEAN FIELD USING SURFACE IR TEMPERATURES, Agricultural and forest meteorology, 73(3-4), 1995, pp. 321-337
Authors:
STPIERRE B
BRISSON N
Citation: B. Stpierre et N. Brisson, INDUCTION OF THE PLASTIDIC STARCH-PHOSPHORYLASE GENE IN POTATO STORAGE SINK TISSUE - EFFECT OF SUCROSE AND EVIDENCE FOR COORDINATED REGULATION OF PHOSPHORYLASE AND STARCH BIOSYNTHETIC GENES, Planta, 195(3), 1995, pp. 339-344
Authors:
VARIN L
MARSOLAIS F
BRISSON N
Citation: L. Varin et al., CHIMERIC FLAVONOL SULFOTRANSFERASES DEFINE A DOMAIN RESPONSIBLE FOR SUBSTRATE AND POSITION SPECIFICITIES, The Journal of biological chemistry, 270(21), 1995, pp. 12498-12502
Authors:
CHAVADEJ S
BRISSON N
MCNEIL JN
DELUCA V
Citation: S. Chavadej et al., REDIRECTION OF TRYPTOPHAN LEADS TO PRODUCTION OF LOW INDOLE GLUCOSINOLATE CANOLA, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United Statesof America, 91(6), 1994, pp. 2166-2170
Authors:
CONSTABEL CP
BERTRAND C
BRISSON N
Citation: Cp. Constabel et al., TRANSGENIC POTATO PLANTS OVEREXPRESSING THE PATHOGENESIS-RELATED STH-2 GENE SHOW UNALTERED SUSCEPTIBILITY TO PHYTOPHTHORA-INFESTANS AND POTATO VIRUS-X, Plant molecular biology, 22(5), 1993, pp. 775-782
Authors:
MATTON DP
PRESCOTT G
BERTRAND C
CAMIRAND A
BRISSON N
Citation: Dp. Matton et al., IDENTIFICATION OF CIS-ACTING ELEMENTS INVOLVED IN THE REGULATION OF THE PATHOGENESIS-RELATED GENE STH-2 IN POTATO, Plant molecular biology, 22(2), 1993, pp. 279-291
Authors:
BRISSON N
OLIOSO A
CLASTRE P
Citation: N. Brisson et al., DAILY TRANSPIRATION OF FIELD SOYBEANS AS RELATED TO HYDRAULIC CONDUCTANCE, ROOT DISTRIBUTION, SOIL POTENTIAL AND MIDDAY LEAF POTENTIAL, Plant and soil, 154(2), 1993, pp. 227-237
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