I. Ebert

Most-cited papers

1. Genome size variation in Pisum sativum.

   J. Greilhuber, I. Ebert

   1994Genome192 citations

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2. Analysis of nuclear DNA content in Capsicum (Solanaceae) by flow cytometry and Feulgen densitometry.

   E. Moscone, M. Baranyi, I. Ebert, J. Greilhuber +2 more

   2003Annals of Botany153 citations Open access

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3. Chromosome banding and genome size differentiation inProspero (Hyacinthaceae): Diploids

   I. Ebert, J. Greilhuber, F. Speta

   1996Plant Systematics and Evolution29 citations

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4. Karyotype constancy and genome size variation in BulgarianCrepis foetida s. l. (Asteraceae)

   D. Dimitrova, I. Ebert, J. Greilhuber, S. Kozhuharov

   1999Plant Systematics and Evolution24 citations

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5. Trisomy associated with loss of maturation capacity in a long-term embryogenic culture of Abies alba

   R. Roth, I. Ebert, J. Schmidt

   1997Theoretical and Applied Genetics24 citations

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6. A DNA cytophotometric and chromosome banding study in Hedera helix (Araliaceae), with reference to differential DNA replication associated with juvenile–adult phase change

   C. König, I. Ebert, J. Greilhuber

   198722 citations

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7. Structure and DNA methylation pattern of partially heterochromatinised endosperm nuclei in Gagea lutea (Liliaceae)

   J. Bu, I. Ebert, M. Ruffini-Castiglione, J. Široký +2 more

   1998Planta20 citations

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8. Histone H4 Underacetylation in Plant Facultative Heterochromatin

   J. Bůžek, Karel Říha, J. Široký, I. Ebert +2 more

   1998Biological chemistry20 citations

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9. Origin of facultative heterochromatin in the endosperm ofGagea lutea (Liliaceae)

   J. Greilhuber, I. Ebert, Alexander Lorenz, Boris Vyskot

   2005Protoplasma19 citations Open access

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10. Computer-aided quantitative analysis of banded karyotypes, exemplified in C-banded Hyacinthoides italica s.l. (Hyacinthaceae)

    C. König, I. Ebert

    199712 citations Open access

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11. Developmental switch during embryo sac formation from a bisporic mode to the tetrasporic Fritillaria type in Hyacinthoides vincentina [Hoffmannsegg and Link] Rothm. [Hyacinthaceae]

    I. Ebert, J. Greilhuber

    20054 citations

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12. Microcomputer assisted analysis of giemsa c banded karyotypes exemplified by hyacinthoides italica l

    C. Koenig, I. Ebert

    19870 citations

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