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2007
Zhang X, Johnson SN, Crawford JW, Gregory PJ, Young IM.  2007.  A general random walk model for the leptokurtic distribution of organism movement: theory and application. Ecological Modelling. 200:79-88. Abstract
Wright KM, Wood NT, Roberts AG, Chapman S, Boevink P, MacKenzie K, Oparka KJ.  2007.  Targeting of TMV movement protein to plasmodesmata requires the actin/ER network: Evidence from FRAP. Addendum. Plant Signaling & Behaviour. 2:180-181. Abstract
2006
Boag B, Neilson R, Scrimgeour CM.  2006.  The effect of starvation on the planarian Arthurdendyus triangulatus (Tricladida: Terricola) as measured by stable isotopes. Biology and Fertility of Soils. 43:267-270. Abstract
Montechiaro F, Hirschmugl CJ, Raven JA, Giordano M.  2006.  Homeostasis of cell composition during prolonged darkness. Plant Cell and Environment. 29:2198-2204. Abstract
Hermans C, Hammond JP, White PJ, Verbruggen N.  2006.  How do plants respond to nutrient shortage by biomass allocation? Trends in Plant Science. 11:610-617. Abstract
Hallett PD, White NA, Ritz K.  2006.  Impact of basidiomycete fungi on the wettability of soil contaminated with a hydrophobic polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon. Biologia. 61:334-338. Abstract
Martens HJ, Roberts AG, Oparka KJ, Schulz A.  2006.  Quantification of plasmodesmatal endoplasmic reticulum coupling between sieve elements and companion cells using fluorescence redistribution after photobleaching. Plant Physiology. 142:471-480. Abstract
Richter A, Jacobsen H-J, de Kathen A, de Lorenzo G, Briviba K, Hain R, Ramsay G, Kiesecker H.  2006.  Transgenic peas (Pisum sativum) expressing polygalacturonase inhibiting protein from raspberry (Rubus idaeus) and stilbene synthase from grape (Vitis vinifera). Plant Cell Reports. 25:1166-1173. Abstract

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