Lucia M. Acosta-Gamboa

Most-cited papers

1. Acylsugars protect Nicotiana benthamiana against insect herbivory and desiccation

   Hong-Lin Feng, Lucia M. Acosta-Gamboa, Lars H. Kruse, J. Tracy +9 more

   2021Plant Molecular Biology41 citations Open access

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2. Engineering plants for tomorrow: how high-throughput phenotyping is contributing to the development of better crops

   Zachary C. Campbell, Lucia M. Acosta-Gamboa, Nirman Nepal, A. Lorence

   2018Phytochemistry Reviews36 citations Open access

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3. Moderate to severe water limitation differentially affects the phenome and ionome of Arabidopsis.

   Lucia M. Acosta-Gamboa, Su-Xing Liu, E. Langley, Zachary C. Campbell +3 more

   2016Functional Plant Biology35 citations

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4. Mechanisms underlying the enhanced biomass and abiotic stress tolerance phenotype of an Arabidopsis MIOX over‐expresser

   Nirman Nepal, J. Yactayo-Chang, K. Medina-Jiménez, Lucia M. Acosta-Gamboa +3 more

   2019bioRxiv32 citations Open access

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5. Novel Low Cost 3D Surface Model Reconstruction System for Plant Phenotyping

   Su-Xing Liu, Lucia M. Acosta-Gamboa, Xiuzhen Huang, A. Lorence

   2017Journal of Imaging30 citations Open access

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6. Three NPF genes in Arabidopsis are necessary for normal nitrogen cycling under low nitrogen stress.

   B. Babst, Fei Gao, Lucia M. Acosta-Gamboa, A. Karve +2 more

   2019Plant physiology and biochemistry : PPB25 citations Open access

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7. Heat stress changes mineral nutrient concentrations in Chenopodium quinoa seed

   Jose C. Tovar, J. Berry, Carlos Quillatupa, S. Castillo +3 more

   2022Plant Direct15 citations Open access

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8. The Role of Plant High-Throughput Phenotyping in the Characterization of the Response of High Ascorbate Plants to Abiotic Stresses

   J. Yactayo-Chang, Lucia M. Acosta-Gamboa, Nirman Nepal, A. Lorence

   20179 citations

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9. Characterization of the response to abiotic stresses of high ascorbate Arabidopsis lines using phenomic approaches.

   Lucia M. Acosta-Gamboa, Su-Xing Liu, Creameans Jarrod W, Campbell Zachary C +4 more

   2020Plant physiology and biochemistry : PPB7 citations Open access

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10. Predicted harvest time effects on switchgrass moisture content, nutrient concentration, yield, and profitability

    K. Lindsay, M. Popp, C. West, A. Ashworth +8 more

    20187 citations

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11. A Novel High-Throughput Phenotyping Hydroponic System for Nitrogen Deficiency Studies in Arabidopsis thaliana.

    Lucia M. Acosta-Gamboa, Zachary C. Campbell, Fei Gao, B. Babst +1 more

    2022Methods in molecular biology1 citations

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12. An improved Nicotiana benthamiana strain for aphid and whitefly research

    Hong-Lin Feng, Lucia M. Acosta-Gamboa, Lars H. Kruse, Alba Ruth Nava Fereira +6 more

    2020bioRxiv1 citations Open access

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13. Economic Implications of Harvest Time Effects on Switchgrass Moisture Content, Nutrient Concentration and Yield

    K. Lindsay, M. Popp, C. West, Amanada Ashworth +8 more

    20161 citations

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14. Utilization of Imaging Approaches to Understand Chenopodium quinoa, a Model Plant to Study Salt Stress.

    Lucia M. Acosta-Gamboa, K. Czymmek, Anastasiya Klebanovych, Samuel Kenney +2 more

    2023Microscopy and Microanalysis0 citations Open access

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15. Engineering plants for tomorrow: how high-throughput phenotyping is contributing to the development of better crops

    Zachary C. Campbell, Lucia M. Acosta-Gamboa, Nirman Nepal, A. Lorence

    2018Phytochemistry Reviews0 citations Open access

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