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N. Seligman

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h-index: 32
Works: 95
Citations: 4,018

Most-cited papers

Role of Grazing in Mediterranean Rangeland Ecosystems Inversion of a paradigm
A. Perevolotsky, N. Seligman
1998379 citations Open access
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Effects of sward height and bulk density on bite dimensions of cattle grazing homogeneous swards
E. Laca, E. Ungar, N. Seligman, M. Demment
1992345 citations
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Crop Modeling: From Infancy to Maturity
T. Sinclair, N. Seligman
1996342 citations
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Simulation of Water Use, Nitrogen Nutrition and Growth of a Spring Wheat Crop
H. Van Keulen, N. Seligman
1987Journal of Agricultural Sciences282 citations
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Simulation of water use and herbage growth in arid regions--A re-evaluation and further development of the model `arid crop'
H. Van Keulen, N. Seligman, R. W. Benjamin
1981198 citations Open access
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PAPRAN: a simulation model of annual pasture production limited by rainfall and nitrogen
N. Seligman, H. Van Keulen
1981176 citations
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Criteria for publishing papers on crop modeling
T. Sinclair, N. Seligman
2000174 citations
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Application of interactive multiple goal programming techniques for analysis and planning of regional agricultural development.
C. T. de Wit, H. Van Keulen, N. Seligman, I. Spharim
1988152 citations Open access
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Diet selection by sheep and goats on Mediterranean heath-woodland range
J. Bartolomé, J. Franch, J. Plaixats, N. Seligman
1998125 citations Open access
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An integrated methodology for studying short-term grazing behaviour of cattle
E. Laca, E. Ungar, N. Seligman, M. Ramey +1 more
1992110 citations
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Response of Spikelet Number to Plant Nitrogen Concentration and Dry Weight in Paddy Rice
T. Hasegawa, Y. Koroda, N. Seligman, T. Horie
199494 citations
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Modelling the effects of nitrogen on canopy development and crop growth.
H. Van Keulen, J. Goudriaan, N. Seligman
198987 citations Open access
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From desert to Mediterranean rangelands: will increasing drought and inter-annual rainfall variability affect herbaceous annual primary productivity?
Carly Golodets, M. Sternberg, J. Kigel, B. Boeken +3 more
2013Climatic Change78 citations
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Management of Semi-Arid Ecosystems in Israel
I. Noy-Meir, N. Seligman
197977 citations
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Grazing alone is not enough to maintain landscape diversity in the Montseny Biosphere Reserve.
J. Bartolomé, J. Franch, J. Plaixats, N. Seligman
200073 citations
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Technical note: physical factors that influence fecal analysis estimates of herbivore diets.
J. Bartolomé, J. Franch, M. Gutman, N. Seligman
199560 citations
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Global environment change and simulated forage quality of wheat II. Water and nitrogen stress
N. Seligman, T. Sinclair
199554 citations
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Grazing management of Mediterranean foothill range in the Upper Jordan River Valley.
M. Gutman, N. Seligman
197954 citations Open access
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Regeneration of a dominant Mediterranean dwarf-shrub after fire.
N. Seligman, Z. Henkin
200053 citations
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‘Effective growing days’: a simple predictive model of the response of herbaceous plant growth in a Mediterranean ecosystem to variation in rainfall and phosphorus availability
Z. Henkin, N. Seligman, U. Kafkafi, I. Noy-Meir
199849 citations
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Has intensive grazing by domestic livestock degraded Mediterranean Basin rangelands
N. Seligman, A. Perevolotsky
199448 citations
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A case study of beef-cattle grazing in a Mediterranean-type woodland
M. Gutman, Zalmen Henkin, Z. Holzer, I. Noy-Meir +1 more
2000Agroforestry Systems43 citations
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Rehabilitation of Mediterranean dwarf-shrub range-land with herbicides, fertilizers, and fire
Z. Henkin, N. Seligman, I. Noy-Meir, U. Kafkafi +1 more
199841 citations Open access
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Simulation of defoliation effects on primary production of a warm-season, semiarid perennial-species grassland
N. Seligman, J. Cavagnaro, Manuel E. Horno
199237 citations
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Improving the reliability of the two-stage in vitro assay for ruminant feed digestibility by calibration against in vivo data from a wide range of sources
A. Goldman, A. Genizi, A. Yulzari, N. Seligman
198735 citations
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Nitrogen nutrition and canopy temperature in field-grown spring wheat
N. Seligman, R. Loomis, J. Burke, A. Abshahi
1983Journal of Agricultural Sciences35 citations
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Herbage production of a Mediterranean grassland in relation to soil depth, rainfall and nitrogen nutrition: A simulation study
N. Seligman, H. Van Keulen
198934 citations
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Graphical analysis of sward depletion by grazing
E. Ungar, N. Seligman, M. Demment
199233 citations
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Uptake of nitrogen from high C-to-N ratio, 15N-labeled organic residues by spring wheat grown under semi-arid conditions
N. Seligman, S. Feigenbaum, Dvora Feinerman, R. Benjamin
198633 citations
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Climate change scenarios of herbaceous production along an aridity gradient: vulnerability increases with aridity
Carly Golodets, M. Sternberg, J. Kigel, B. Boeken +3 more
2015Oecologia32 citations
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Persistence in Sarcopoterium spinosum dwarf-shrub communities
N. Seligman, Z. Henkin
2004Plant Ecology32 citations
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Heavy stocking and early-season deferment of grazing on Mediterranean-type grassland.
M. Gutman, Z. Holzer, Hagit Baram, I. Noy-Meir +1 more
199932 citations
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Fate of Nitrogen-15 Applied to Spring Wheat Grown for Three Consecutive Years in a Semiarid Region 1
S. Feigenbaum, N. Seligman, R. Benjamin
198431 citations
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Secondary succession after fire in a Mediterranean dwarf‐shrub community
Z. Henkin, N. Seligman, I. Noy-Meir, U. Kafkafi
199929 citations
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Suitability of Mediterranean oak woodland for beef herd husbandry
Z. Henkin, M. Gutman, Hava Aharon, A. Perevolotsky +2 more
200528 citations
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The crop model record: promise or poor show?
N. Seligman
199028 citations
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Herbage production of Mediterranean grassland under seasonal and yearlong grazing systems.
M. Gutman, N. Seligman, I. Noy-Meir
199025 citations Open access
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Species richness in relation to phosphorus and competition in a Mediterranean dwarf-shrub community
Z. Henkin, M. Sternberg, N. Seligman, I. Noy-Meir
200624 citations
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Global environment change and simulated forage quality of wheat I. Nonstressed conditions
T. Sinclair, N. Seligman
199524 citations
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Biomass Partitioning Following Defoliation of Annual and Perennial Mediterranean Grasses
M. Gutman, I. Noy-Meir, D. Pluda, N. Seligman +2 more
200223 citations Open access
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End-of-season soil water depletion in relation to growth of herbaceous vegetation in a sub-humid Mediterranean dwarf-shrub community on two contrasting soils
Zalmen Henkin, N. Seligman, Uzi Kafkafi, D. Prinz
1998Plant and Soil21 citations
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Availability of anions in the growth medium to roots of an activily growing plant
H. Van Keulen, N. Seligman, J. Goudriaan
197521 citations Open access
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Stocking density and production of a supplemented beef herd grazing yearlong on Mediterranean grassland.
M. Gutman, Z. Holzer, N. Seligman, I. Noy-Meir
199020 citations Open access
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Soil phosphorus in a managed Mediterranean woodland ecosystem: herbage response and cattle grazing effects
Z. Henkin, I. Noy-Meir, U. Kafkafi, N. Seligman +1 more
199419 citations
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Weather, soil conditions and the interannual variability of herbage production and nutrient uptake on annual Mediterranean grasslands
N. Seligman, H. Van Keulen, C. Spitters
199218 citations
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Long-term productivity of Mediterranean herbaceous vegetation after a single phosphorus application
Z. Henkin, N. Seligman, I. Noy-Meir
201017 citations
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Successional Transitions and Management of a Phosphorus-Limited Shrubland Ecosystem
Z. Henkin, N. Seligman, I. Noy-Meir
200717 citations Open access
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Phosphate fertilization primes production of rangeland on brown rendzina soils in the Galilee, Israel
Z. Henkin, I. Noy-Meir, U. Kafkafi, M. Gutman +1 more
199616 citations
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Food from dry lands. An integrated approach to planning of agricultural development.
T. Alberda, H. Van Keulen, N. Seligman, C. T. de Wit
199216 citations
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Estimating normative grazing capacity of planted Mediterranean forests in a fire-prone environment
D. Evlagon, Shmuel Kommisarchik, B. Gurevich, Marius Leinweber +2 more
201215 citations
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