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Dr Jack Matthews
PhD title: Scaling up dynamic responses of stomata to light to assess impacts on whole plant carbon gain and water use efficiency This project aims to scale from leaf to whole plant level the dynamic responses of stomata to fluctuations in light conditions, and contribute towards understanding the impact of stomatal acclimation and responses on local and global fluxes of water and CO2.
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Current Projects:
- Impact of fluctuating light on photosynthetic and stomatal acclimation.
- Temporal dynamics of stomatal behaviour: modelling, and implications for photosynthesis and water use.
- Development of a whole plant gas exchange chamber for continuous measurements of carbon assimilation and stomatal conductance
Publications:
First author:
Matthews, J.S.A*, Vialet-Chabrand, S.R*. and Lawson, T., (2017). Diurnal variation in gas exchange: the balance between carbon fixation and water loss. Plant Physiology, 174(2), pp.614-623.
Vialet-Chabrand. S*., Matthews. J. S. A*., Simkin. A. J., Raines. C. A. and Lawson. T. (2017) Importance of fluctuations in light on plant photosynthetic acclimation. Plant Physiology.
Vialet-Chabrand, S.R*., Matthews, J.S.A*., McAusland, L., Blatt, M.R., Griffiths, H. and Lawson, T., (2017). Temporal dynamics of stomatal behavior: modeling and implications for photosynthesis and water use. Plant physiology, 174(2), pp.603-613.
Other publications:
Vialet-Chabrand. S., Matthews. J. S. A., Brendel. O., Blatt. M., Wang. Y., Hills. A., Griffiths. H., Rogers. S., and Lawson. T. (2016). Modelling Water Use Efficiency in a Dynamic Environment. Plant Science. 251. pp. 65-74.
McAusland, L., Vialet-Chabrand, S. R. M., Matthews, J. S. A., & Lawson, T. (2015). Spatial and Temporal Responses in Stomatal Behaviour, Photosynthesis and Implications for Water-Use Efficiency. In Rhythms in Plants, 97–119. Springer International Publishing.
Horrer, D., Flütsch, S., Pazmino, D., Matthews, J.S.A., Thalmann, M., Nigro, A., Leonhardt, N., Lawson, T. and Santelia, D., (2016). Blue Light Induces a Distinct Starch Degradation Pathway in Guard Cells for Stomatal Opening. Current Biology. 26(3), 362-370.
Bechtold, U., Penfold, C.A., Jenkins, D.J., Legaie, R., Moore, J.D., Lawson, T., Matthews, J.S.A., Vialet-Chabrand, S.R.M., et al., (2016). Time-series transcriptomics reveals that AGAMOUS-LIKE22 links primary metabolism to developmental processes in drought-stressed Arabidopsis. The Plant Cell, TPC2015-00910.
First author:
Matthews, J.S.A*, Vialet-Chabrand, S.R*. and Lawson, T., (2017). Diurnal variation in gas exchange: the balance between carbon fixation and water loss. Plant Physiology, 174(2), pp.614-623.
Vialet-Chabrand. S*., Matthews. J. S. A*., Simkin. A. J., Raines. C. A. and Lawson. T. (2017) Importance of fluctuations in light on plant photosynthetic acclimation. Plant Physiology.
Vialet-Chabrand, S.R*., Matthews, J.S.A*., McAusland, L., Blatt, M.R., Griffiths, H. and Lawson, T., (2017). Temporal dynamics of stomatal behavior: modeling and implications for photosynthesis and water use. Plant physiology, 174(2), pp.603-613.
Other publications:
Vialet-Chabrand. S., Matthews. J. S. A., Brendel. O., Blatt. M., Wang. Y., Hills. A., Griffiths. H., Rogers. S., and Lawson. T. (2016). Modelling Water Use Efficiency in a Dynamic Environment. Plant Science. 251. pp. 65-74.
McAusland, L., Vialet-Chabrand, S. R. M., Matthews, J. S. A., & Lawson, T. (2015). Spatial and Temporal Responses in Stomatal Behaviour, Photosynthesis and Implications for Water-Use Efficiency. In Rhythms in Plants, 97–119. Springer International Publishing.
Horrer, D., Flütsch, S., Pazmino, D., Matthews, J.S.A., Thalmann, M., Nigro, A., Leonhardt, N., Lawson, T. and Santelia, D., (2016). Blue Light Induces a Distinct Starch Degradation Pathway in Guard Cells for Stomatal Opening. Current Biology. 26(3), 362-370.
Bechtold, U., Penfold, C.A., Jenkins, D.J., Legaie, R., Moore, J.D., Lawson, T., Matthews, J.S.A., Vialet-Chabrand, S.R.M., et al., (2016). Time-series transcriptomics reveals that AGAMOUS-LIKE22 links primary metabolism to developmental processes in drought-stressed Arabidopsis. The Plant Cell, TPC2015-00910.