Matthias M Klepsch

Most-cited papers

1. How to quantify conduits in wood?

   Alexander Scholz, Matthias M Klepsch, Z. Karimi, S. Jansen

   2013Frontiers in Plant Science296 citations Open access

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2. INTERVESSEL PIT MEMBRANE THICKNESS AS A KEY DETERMINANT OF EMBOLISM RESISTANCE IN ANGIOSPERM XYLEM

   Shan Li, F. Lens, S. Espino, Z. Karimi +5 more

   2016220 citations Open access

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3. Vessel diameter is related to amount and spatial arrangement of axial parenchyma in woody angiosperms.

   Hugh Morris, M. Gillingham, L. Plavcová, S. Gleason +10 more

   2018Plant, Cell and Environment109 citations Open access

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4. Vessel-associated cells in angiosperm xylem: Highly specialized living cells at the symplast-apoplast boundary.

   Hugh Morris, L. Plavcová, M. Gorai, Matthias M Klepsch +3 more

   2018American-Eurasian journal of botany65 citations Open access

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5. High porosity with tiny pore constrictions and unbending pathways characterise the 3D structure of intervessel pit membranes in angiosperm xylem.

   Ya Zhang, C. Carmesin, L. Kaack, Matthias M Klepsch +7 more

   2019Plant, Cell and Environment63 citations Open access

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6. Is xylem of angiosperm leaves less resistant to embolism than branches? Insights from microCT, hydraulics, and anatomy

   Matthias M Klepsch, Ya Zhang, M. Kotowska, L. Lamarque +9 more

   2018Journal of Experimental Botany60 citations Open access

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7. Nobody’s perfect: can irregularities in pit structure influence vulnerability to cavitation?

   L. Plavcová, S. Jansen, Matthias M Klepsch, Uwe G. Hacke

   2013Frontiers in Plant Science54 citations Open access

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8. Bordered pits in xylem of vesselless angiosperms and their possible misinterpretation as perforation plates.

   Ya Zhang, Matthias M Klepsch, S. Jansen

   2017Plant, Cell and Environment48 citations Open access

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9. Ion-mediated enhancement of xylem hydraulic conductivity in four Acer species: relationships with ecological and anatomical features.

   A. Nardini, Federica Dimasi, Matthias M Klepsch, S. Jansen

   2012Tree Physiology43 citations

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10. Hydraulic and mechanical dysfunction of Norway spruce sapwood due to extreme summer drought in Scandinavia

    S. Rosner, N. Gierlinger, Matthias M Klepsch, B. Karlsson +8 more

    201842 citations Open access

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11. Challenges in understanding air-seeding in angiosperm xylem

    S. Jansen, Matthias M Klepsch, Shan Li, M. Kotowska +3 more

    2018Acta Horticulturae27 citations

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12. The chemical identity of intervessel pit membranes in Acer challenges hydrogel control of xylem hydraulic conductivity

    Matthias M Klepsch, M. Schmitt, J. Knox, S. Jansen

    2016AoB Plants21 citations Open access

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13. The Hydraulic Architecture of Petioles and Leaves in Tropical Fern Species under Different Levels of Canopy Openness

    Matthias M Klepsch, A. Lange, Guillermo Ángeles, Klaus Mehltreter +1 more

    2016INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL PLANT SCIENCES11 citations

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14. Structural gradients and anisotropic hydraulic conductivity in the enigmatic eel traps of carnivorous corkscrew plants (Genlisea spp.).

    C. Carmesin, A. Fleischmann, Matthias M Klepsch, A. S. Westermeier +3 more

    2021American-Eurasian journal of botany7 citations Open access

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15. Quantitative morphologic-anatomical analysis of inner trap structures of Genlisea hispidula

    C. Carmesin, Steven Jansen, Matthias M Klepsch

    20210 citations

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