J. Leverenz

Most-cited papers

1. Productivity of temperate de-ciduous and evergreen forests

   P. Jarvis, J. Leverenz

   1983559 citations

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2. Chlorophyll content and the light response curve of shade‐adapted conifer needles

   J. Leverenz

   1987151 citations

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3. Photosynthesis in Sitka Spruce. VIII. The Effects of Light Flux Density and Direction on the Rate of Net Photosynthesis and the Stomatal Conductance of Needles

   J. Leverenz, P. Jarvis

   1979135 citations

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4. Shoot structure, leaf area index and productivity of evergreen conifer stands.

   J. Leverenz, T. Hinckley

   1990Tree Physiology128 citations

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5. Quantum yields of photosynthesis at temperatures between −;2°C and 35°C in a cold‐tolerant C3 plant (Pinus sylvestris) during the course of one year

   J. Leverenz, G. Öquist

   1987115 citations

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6. Adjustments of foliar morphology in the acclimation of understory Pacific silver fir following clearcutting

   G. Tucker, T. Hinckley, J. Leverenz, Shimei Jiang

   198791 citations

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7. SYSTEMATIC SPATIAL VARIATION OF STOMATAL CONDUCTANCE IN A SITKA SPRUCE PLANTATION

   J. Leverenz, E. D. FORDt, P. Jarvis, R. MILNEt +1 more

   198291 citations

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8. Tree Growth and Environmental Stresses

   J. Leverenz, T. Kozlowski

   198088 citations

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9. The effects of illumination sequence, CO2 concentration, temperature and acclimation on the convexity of the photosynthetic light response curve

   J. Leverenz

   198885 citations

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10. The effects of photoinhibition on the photosynthetic light-response curve of green plant cells (Chlamydomonas reinhardtii)

    J. Leverenz, S. Falk, Carl-Magnus Pilström, G. Samuelsson

    1990Planta81 citations

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11. Responses to ozone in 12 provenances of European beech (Fagus sylvatica): genotypic variation and chamber effects on photosynthesis and dry‐matter partitioning

    G. Paludan-Müller, H. Saxe, J. Leverenz

    199969 citations Open access

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12. Photosynthesis and photoinhibition in leaves of chlorophyll b‐less barley in relation to absorbed light

    J. Leverenz, G. Öquist, G. Wingsle

    199262 citations

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13. Non-uniform stomatal closure and the apparent convexity of the photosynthetic photon flux density response curve

    T. Olsson, J. Leverenz

    199458 citations

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14. Photoinhibition in seedlings of Fraxinus and Fagus under natural light conditions: implications for forest regeneration?

    K. Einhorn, E. Rosenqvist, J. Leverenz

    2004Oecologia54 citations

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15. Photosynthesis in Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis (Bong.) Carr.) IX. The relative contribution made by needles at various positions on the shoot.

    J. Leverenz, P. Jarvis

    198051 citations

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16. Photosynthesis and transpiration in large forest-grown Douglas-fir: diurnal variation

    J. Leverenz

    198149 citations

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17. Effects of tree size and temperature on relative growth rate and its components of Fagus sylvatica seedlings exposed to two partial pressures of atmospheric [CO2]

    D. Bruhn, J. Leverenz, H. Saxe

    200047 citations Open access

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18. Responses of two provenances of Fagus sylvatica seedlings to a combination of four temperature and two CO2 treatments during their first growing season: gas exchange of leaves and roots.

    J. Leverenz, Dan Bruhn, Henrik Saxe

    1999New Phytologist47 citations

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19. Photosynthesis in Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis (Bong.) Carr.) X. Acclimation to quantum flux density within and between trees.

    J. Leverenz, P. Jarvis

    198043 citations

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20. Pan-Arctic variation in Juniperus communis: historical biogeography based on DNA fingerprinting

    R. P. Adams, R. Pandey, J. Leverenz, N. Dignard +2 more

    200339 citations

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21. Shade shoot structure of conifers and the photosynthetic response to light at two CO2 partial pressures

    J. Leverenz

    199539 citations

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22. Shade-shoot structure, photosynthetic performance in the field, and photosynthetic capacity of evergreen conifers.

    J. Leverenz

    1996Tree Physiology38 citations Open access

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23. A comparison of two methods of estimating transpiration rates from a Sitka spruce plantation

    R. Milne, J. D. Deans, E. D. Ford, P. Jarvis +2 more

    198530 citations

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24. Photosynthesis and transpiration in large forest-grown Douglas-fir: interactions with apical control

    J. Leverenz

    198123 citations

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25. Changes in Photosystem II fluorescence in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii exposed to increasing levels of irradiance in relationship to the photosynthetic response to light

    S. Falk, J. Leverenz, G. Samuelsson, G. Öquist

    2004Photosynthesis Research20 citations

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26. Quantitative analyses of shade-shoot architecture of conifers native to New Zealand

    J. Leverenz, D. Whitehead, G. Stewart

    2000Trees17 citations

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27. Shade shoot structure and productivity of evergreen conifer stands. Tests of three alternative hypotheses

    J. Leverenz

    199210 citations

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28. Response to three seasons of elevated ozone in the progeny of healthy and unhealthy Norway spruce trees from a plantation with the ‘top dying’ syndrome

    J. Leverenz, G. Paludan-Müller, H. Saxe

    19996 citations Open access

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29. Escaping, naturalized and native woody plant taxa around The Arboretum in Hørsholm.

    Henrik Nielsen, J. Leverenz

    20025 citations

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30. The NAU collecting expeditions to Korea and Japan in 1976. Plant introduction, distribution and survival.

    J. Leverenz

    20071 citations

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31. Inventory of the living plant collection at the Arboretum of the Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University in Hørsholm

    J. Leverenz

    20020 citations

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32. Gaining time

    J. Leverenz

    1993Nature0 citations Open access

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33. Reviews: Biophysical Ecology

    T. Hinckley, J. Leverenz

    1983Forestry sciences0 citations

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34. The light response curve of photosynthesis by leaves

    J. Leverenz

    19820 citations

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35. Tree physiological process studies at the Allen E. Thompson research center : a 1972 progress report

    J. Lassoie, D. J. Salo, J. Leverenz, D. R. Scott +1 more

    19720 citations

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36. EVALUATION OF CANCER EDUCATION PROGRAMMES DIRECTED TO YOUNG PEOPLE.

    J. Leverenz

    1963Acta - Unio Internationalis Contra Cancrum0 citations

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