27 Aug 2026Open access
Ambient-condition performance provides trait-dependent prediction of wheat genotype responses under elevated CO2 and chamber-associated warmingPublisher siteAnnals of Botany, Plant responses to elevated CO2
UniversitiesEdith J. Singini
Active, last published 2026
In plant water relations and carbon dynamics
Edith J.
Singini
Scholar“Research focused on Plant Water Relations and Carbon Dynamics and adjacent fields.”
Rhodes University
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Edith's work has been cited 18 times across 2 active years. Bars show publications per year; the line shows cumulative citation totals across publications first appearing in each year.
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Plant Water Relations and Carbon Dynamics×5Plant responses to elevated CO2×4Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Dynamics×2
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5 works3 Aug 2026Open access
CO 2 Fertilisation of Growth in Wild C 4 Grasses may be Amplified by Upregulated PhotosynthesisPublisher sitePlant Cell & Environment, Plant responses to elevated CO2
31 Jan 2026Open access
Asynchronous recovery of water relations and photosynthesis following natural rainfall pulses in <i>Eucalyptus</i>Publisher siteTree Physiology, Plant Water Relations and Carbon Dynamics
17 Dec 2025Open access
N <sub>2</sub> fixation is linked to the ability to encroach in African savanna treesPublisher siteFunctional Ecology
23 Oct 2025Open access
Savanna tree species show contrasting acclimation responses to elevated atmospheric <scp> CO <sub>2</sub> </scp> concentration and droughtPublisher siteFunctional Ecology, Plant responses to elevated CO2
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