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Most cited papers from Agrii (United Kingdom)

What are the most cited papers from Agrii (United Kingdom)?

The most cited paper from Agrii (United Kingdom) is "Rust expression browser: an open source database for simultaneous analysis of host and pathogen gene expression profiles with expVIP" (Thomas M. Adams et al., 2021), with 20 citations. Next come "Modelling the optimal phosphate fertiliser and soil management strategy for crops" (20) and "Field specific monitoring of cereal yellow dwarf virus aphid vectors and factors influencing their immigration within fields" (14).

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1 Rust expression browser: an open source database for simultaneous analysis of host and pathogen gene expression profiles with expVIP Thomas M. Adams et al. · BMC Genomics Open access 9 Mar 2021 20
2 Modelling the optimal phosphate fertiliser and soil management strategy for crops James Heppell, Sevil Payvandi, Peter J. Talboys et al. · Plant and Soil Open access 12 Jun 2015 20
3 Field specific monitoring of cereal yellow dwarf virus aphid vectors and factors influencing their immigration within fields J. M. Holland, Niamh Mary McHugh, Francesca Salinari · Pest Management Science 28 Apr 2021 14
4 Profiling azole resistant haplotypes within Zymoseptoria tritici populations using nanopore sequencing Yaiza Gutierrez Vazquez, Ian P. Adams, Sam McGreig et al. · Frontiers in Agronomy Open access 27 Oct 2022 12
5 The effects of saline toxicity and food-based AD digestate on the earthworm Allolobophora chlorotica Ana I.M. Natalio, Mathew Back, Andrew Richards et al. · Geoderma 26 Feb 2021 11
6 Soil properties in agricultural systems affect microbial genomic traits Tim Goodall, Susheel Bhanu Busi, Robert Iwan Griffiths et al. · FEMS Microbes Open access 2025 7
7 Temporal monitoring of free-living nematode communities for evaluation of soil health in an arable crop rotation Ana I.M. Natalio, Mohammed Ismail Ahmed, Matthew A. Back et al. · Pedobiologia Open access 23 Mar 2024 5
8 Field-scale heterogeneity overrides management impacts following conversion to no-till within an arable system Ana I.M. Natalio, Matthew A. Back, Andrew Richards et al. · Applied Soil Ecology Open access Sep 2023 5
9 Effect of dose and timing of application of different plant growth regulators on lodging and grain yield of a Scottish landrace of barley (Bere) in Orkney, Scotland Shameemul Sibtain Shah, Xu Chang, П. Мартин · International Journal of Environment Agriculture and Biotechnology Open access 2017 5
10 Effect of nitrogen, phosphorous, potassium, plant growth regulator and artificial lodging on grain yield and grain quality of a landrace of barley S. Salim Shah ., Xiao Chang, P. Martín · International Journal of Environment Agriculture and Biotechnology Open access 2017 3
11 Use of a coupled soil-root-leaf model to optimise phosphate fertiliser use efficiency in barley James Heppell, Sevil Payvandi, Peter J. Talboys et al. · Plant and Soil Open access 14 Apr 2016 3
12 Use of plastic geocellular modules as a replacement gravel layer for natural turf rootzones Thomas Daniel Young, R. R. Mann, Christian A. Spring · International Turfgrass Society research journal 8 Nov 2021 2
13 Dynamics of Collembola ecomorphological groups within a no‐till arable system Ana I.M. Natalio, Matthew A. Back, Andrew Richards et al. · Agricultural and Forest Entomology Open access 23 Nov 2024 1
14 FIELD LEVEL VARIATION INFLUENCED OUTCOMES MORE THAN N-FERTILISER, FYM, COVER CROPS OR THEIR LEGACY EFFECTS FOLLOWING CONVERSION TO A NO-TILL ARABLE SYSTEM Ana I.M. Natalio, Matthew A. Back, Andrew Richards et al. PreprintOpen access 8 Oct 2022 0
15 Field’s Spatial Variation Influenced Outcomes more so than N-fertiliser, FYM, Cover Crops or Their Legacy Effects Following Conversion to a No-till Arable System Ana I.M. Natalio, Andrew Richards PreprintOpen access 4 Aug 2022 0
16 29. Monitoring insect biodiversity on livestock farms using advanced sound analysis C. Woodward · Animal - science proceedings Apr 2022 0

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