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Most cited papers from Askham Bryan College

What are the most cited papers from Askham Bryan College?

The most cited paper from Askham Bryan College is "Derivation of numerical values for the World Health Organization guidelines for recreational waters" (David A. Kay, Jamie Bartram, Annette Prüss et al., 2004), with 119 citations. Next come "Analysing the Agricultural Costs and Non‐market Benefits of Implementing the Water Framework Directive" (102) and "Mycorrhizas and biomass crops: opportunities for future sustainable development" (79).

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1 Derivation of numerical values for the World Health Organization guidelines for recreational waters David A. Kay, Jamie Bartram, Annette Prüss et al. · Water Research 4 Feb 2004 119
2 Analysing the Agricultural Costs and Non‐market Benefits of Implementing the Water Framework Directive Ian Julian Bateman, Roy Brouwer, Helen Davies et al. · Journal of Agricultural Economics 20 Jun 2006 102
3 Mycorrhizas and biomass crops: opportunities for future sustainable development Deirdre C. Rooney, Ken Killham, Gary D. Bending et al. · Trends in Plant Science Review 11 Sep 2009 79
4 Evaluating the effectiveness of live animal shows at delivering information to zoo audiences Sarah Louise Spooner, Eric Allen Jensen, Louise Tracey et al. · International Journal of Science Education Part B 2 Jan 2021 37
5 The use of campus based field teaching to provide an authentic experience to all students Julie Peacock, Ruth Mewis, Deirdre C. Rooney · Journal of Geography in Higher Education Open access 9 Apr 2018 32
6 The effects of soil compaction mitigation on below-ground fauna: How earthworms respond to mechanical loosening and power harrow cultivation Kirsty J. Lees, Ailsa J. McKenzie, J.P Newell Price et al. · Agriculture Ecosystems & Environment Open access 18 Aug 2016 26
7 Microbial Community Diversity of Moonmilk Deposits at Ballynamintra Cave, Co. Waterford, Ireland Deirdre C. Rooney, Elena Hutchens, Nicholas Clipson et al. · Microbial Ecology Open access 21 Jun 2010 25
8 The effect of two different farrowing systems on sow behaviour, and piglet behaviour, mortality and growth Loni Loftus, Grace Bell, Emily Padmore et al. · Applied Animal Behaviour Science 21 Sep 2020 24
9 Seasonal variations in the levels of PCDD/Fs, PCBs and PBDEs in cows’ milk IAIN R. LAKE, Christopher D. Foxall, Alwyn Fernandes et al. · Chemosphere Open access 24 Aug 2012 24
10 The Future of Bioscience Fieldwork in UK Higher Education Alice L. Mauchline, Julie Peacock, Julian R. Park · Bioscience Education Open access 18 Oct 2013 22
11 Effects of River Flooding on Polybrominated Diphenyl Ether (PBDE) Levels in Cows’ Milk, Soil, and Grass IAIN R. LAKE, Christopher D. Foxall, Alwyn Fernandes et al. · Environmental Science & Technology 6 May 2011 22
12 The effects of river flooding on dioxin and PCBs in beef IAIN R. LAKE, Christopher D. Foxall, Alwyn Fernandes et al. · The Science of The Total Environment Open access 14 Feb 2014 22
13 Comparison of Multiple Point and Composite Sampling for Monitoring Bathing Water Quality Julie L. Kinzelman, Alfred P. Dufour, Larry J. Wymer et al. · Lake and Reservoir Management Open access Jun 2006 21
14 Responses of Ammonia-Oxidising Bacterial Communities to Nitrogen, Lime, and Plant Species in Upland Grassland Soil Deirdre C. Rooney, Nabla M. Kennedy, Deirdre Bridget Gleeson et al. · Applied and Environmental Soil Science Open access 2010 19
15 Frustration in horses: Investigating expert opinion on behavioural indicators and causes using a delphi consultation Laura Pannewitz, Loni Loftus · Applied Animal Behaviour Science Open access 15 Dec 2022 18
16 Impact of diet on faecal output and caecotroph consumption in rabbits Anna Louise Meredith, J. L. Prebble · Journal of Small Animal Practice Open access Mar 2017 16
17 The effects of flooding on dioxin and PCB levels in food produced on industrial river catchments IAIN R. LAKE, Christopher D. Foxall, Alwyn Fernandes et al. · Environment International 7 Feb 2015 16
18 Assessment of the Vulnerable Status of Kinixys homeana (Testudines: Testudinidae) for the IUCN Red List Luca Maria Luiselli, Edoardo Politano, Jerry M. Lea · Chelonian Conservation and Biology Open access 2006 14
19 Monty Roberts’ Public Demonstrations: Preliminary Report on the Heart Rate and Heart Rate Variability of Horses Undergoing Training during Live Audience Events Loni Loftus, Kelly Marks, Rosalie Jones McVey et al. · Animals Open access 9 Sep 2016 12
20 Transformative action towards regenerative food systems: A large-scale case study Sam J. Buckton et al. · PLOS Sustainability and Transformation Open access 21 Nov 2024 11
21 Traditional knowledge and practices, sacred spaces and protected areas, technological progress: Their success in conserving biodiversity Rana Parween, Rob Marchant · Conservation Science and Practice Open access May 2022 11
22 The Influence of Water Stress and Abscisic Acid on the Root Development ofChrysanthemum MorifoliumCuttings During Propagation P. J. Orton · Journal of Horticultural Science 1979 9
23 Can aromatherapy be used to reduce anxiety in hospitalised felines Samantha Goodwin, Helen E. Reynolds · The Veterinary Nurse 2 Apr 2018 8
24 Advancing transdisciplinary research on Madagascar's grassy biomes to support resilience in ecosystems and livelihoods Leanne N. Phelps et al. · Ecological Monographs Open access May 2025 7
25 Downy mildew ( Peronospora lamii ) on Lamium maculatum. Joanne Bentley · Plant Pathology Dec 1980 6
26 Wild Encounters: Analyzing Human–Animal Interactions in British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquariums Facilities Thomas Welsh, Emma L. Clayton, Annika Paukner et al. · Zoo Biology Open access 7 Jul 2025 5
27 Exploring the induction and measurement of positive affective state in equines through a personality-centred lens Loni Loftus, Amy E. M. Newman, Matthew Leach et al. · Scientific Reports Open access 27 May 2025 5
28 Which skin preparation technique is most effective to minimise bacterial contamination? Helen E. Reynolds, Abigail Nichols · The Veterinary Nurse 2 Apr 2019 4
29 Do dog owners recognise behavioural indicators of canine cognitive dysfunction and can environmental enrichment techniques slow its progression? Sarah H. Coupland, Helen E. Reynolds · The Veterinary Nurse 2 Mar 2018 4
30 Members of the Pod: Do Marine Mammal Trainers Perceive a Bond with the Animals They Care For? Thomas Welsh, Sabrina I. C. A. Brando, Geoff Hosey et al. · Journal of Zoological and Botanical Gardens Open access 5 Aug 2022 3
31 Visitor attachment to dolphins during an interaction programme, are there implications to dolphin behavior? Thomas Welsh, Samantha J. Ward · Zoo Biology Open access 12 Jul 2021 3
32 Length of time domestic dogs ( Canis familiaris ) spend smelling urine of gonadectomised and intact conspecifics Anna Christian Riach, Rachel Asquith, Melissa L.D. Fallon · Behavioural Processes 6 Jul 2017 3
33 Integrating Education, Extension and Research for the Development of Sustainable Grazing Systems — Australian Landcare and the PROGRAZE™ training programmes Wayne Martindale, Sue Marriott · Bioscience Education Open access May 2004 3
34 Owner psychological characteristics predict dog behavioural traits Harriet Clarke, Loni Loftus · Research Square PreprintOpen access 13 Mar 2023 2
35 Assessing pain in rabbits: how well does the Rabbit Grimace Scale work in the veterinary practice? Danielle Shaw, Jessica Parkes, Helen E. Reynolds · The Veterinary Nurse 2 Jul 2020 2
36 URBAN TREES AND AN ECOLOGICAL APPROACH TO URBAN LANDSCAPE DESIGN Mark K. Johnston · Arboricultural Journal Nov 1983 2
37 The Corporate–Individual ROI Gap: Why Returning Expatriates Leave Despite Successful Assignments Samuel Alaba Omopintemi · International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science Open access 2026 0
38 From Compliance to Capability: Human Resource Management's Role in Operationalising Scope 3 Supply Chain due Diligence Standards Samuel Alaba Omopintemi · International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science Open access 2026 0
39 Identification of Novel Can Manipulation Behaviour in the Common Raven (Corvus corax) Rebecca M. Dickinson, Loni Loftus · Birds Open access 8 Mar 2024 0
40 YORKSHIRE FARMING L. C. G. GILLING · International Journal of Dairy Technology Oct 1971 0
41 Horse Owner Compliance to Non-Pharmaceutical Interventions During the COVID-19 Pandemic Veronica L. Fowler, Loni Loftus · Preprints.org PreprintOpen access 8 Mar 2021 0
42 Does meloxicam provide adequate pain management as a post-operative analgesic in canine ovariohysterectomy patients? Gavin Goldsbrough, Helen E. Reynolds · The Veterinary Nurse 2 May 2020 0
43 Does the Feline Fort®reduce stress in feline inpatients within a veterinary surgery and is it any better than a cardboard box or no hideaway at all? Helena Dewhurst, Helen E. Reynolds · The Veterinary Nurse 2 Dec 2018 0
44 A comparative study analysing two pain score scales pre and post operatively on felines undergoing surgery for ovariohysterectomy Ellie Tomlinson, Helen E. Reynolds · The Veterinary Nurse 2 May 2018 0
45 Truffles ( Hydnobolites cerebriformis ) on putting greens in Yorkshire Joanne Bentley · Plant Pathology Dec 1980 0
46 Teenage literature-drawing that line Colin Ella · Children s Literature in Education Mar 1982 0

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