H-index 6

Grass Research

2769-1675

Published by: Maximum Academic Press

https://www.maxapress.com/grares

H-index 6

Ranking & Metrics

Discipline name	Position	Best Scientists	Publications	D-Index
Plant Science and Agronomy	343	13	22	5

Additional Metrics

Number of Best Scientists*: 20

Documents by Best Scientists*: 27

Top 100 Ranked Scientists*: 0

SCIMAGO H-index: 8

SCIMAGO SJR: 0.529

Impact Factor: 2.2

Top Publications

Glutamate acts as a repressor for heat-induced leaf senescence involving chlorophyll degradation and amino acid metabolism in creeping bentgrass

Stephanie Rossi;Cathryn Chapman;Bo Yuan
(2021)

20 Citations
Endophytic bacteria in grass crop growth promotion and biostimulation

James F. White;Xiaoqian Chang;Kathryn L. Kingsley;Qiuwei Zhang
(2021)

20 Citations
Methyl jasmonate enhances salt stress tolerance associated with antioxidant and cytokinin alteration in perennial ryegrass

(2023)

7 Citations
Grass Research for a Productive, Healthy and Sustainable Society

Bingru Huang
(2021)

6 Citations
Regulation of nutrient accumulation by γ-aminobutyric acid associated with GABA priming-enhanced heat tolerance in creeping bentgrass

(2022)

6 Citations
Evaluation of phenotypic and photosynthetic indices to detect water stress in perennial grass species using hyperspectral, multispectral and chlorophyll fluorescence imaging

(2023)

4 Citations
Leaf senescence in forage and turf grass: progress and prospects

(2024)

4 Citations
Endophyte symbiosis: evolutionary development, and impacts of plant agriculture

(2023)

3 Citations
Comparative transcriptomics and gene network analysis revealed secondary metabolism as preeminent metabolic pathways for heat tolerance in hard fescue

(2021)

3 Citations
Regulatory roles of morphactin on suppressing chlorophyll degradation under heat stress in creeping bentgrass

(2023)

3 Citations

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