M. J. Canny

Best Publications

• Tansley Review No. 22 What becomes of the transpiration stream

  M. J. Canny

  315
  Citations

• FORMATION AND STABILIZATION OF RHIZOSHEATHS OF ZEA MAYS L. : EFFECT OF SOIL WATER CONTENT

  Michelle Watt;Margaret E. McCully;Martin J. Canny

  235
  Citations

• Rates of water uptake into the mature root system of maize plants

  G. T. Varney;M. J. Canny

  189
  Citations

• The Branch Roots of Zea. I. First Order Branches, Their Number, Sizes and Division Into Classes

  G. T. Varney;M. J. Canny;X. L. Wang;M. E. McCULLY

  145
  Citations

• A New Theory for the Ascent of Sap—Cohesion Supported by Tissue Pressure

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  145
  Citations

• The branch roots of Zea

  X. L. Wang;M. E. McCULLY;M. J. Canny

  126
  Citations

• Localisation of translocated 14C in roots and root exudates of field-grown maize

  M. E. McCully;M. J. Canny

  115
  Citations

• The Transpiration Stream in the Leaf Apoplast: Water and Solutes

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  106
  Citations

• Pathways and processes of water and nutrient movement in roots

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  105
  Citations

• DoesAcetobacter diazotrophicusLive and Move in the Xylem of Sugarcane Stems? Anatomical and Physiological Data

  Z Dong;M.E McCULLY;M.J Canny

  99
  Citations

• What is in the intercellular spaces of roots? Evidence from the cryo‐analytical‐scanning electron microscope

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  81
  Citations

• Accumulation of potassium by differentiating metaxylem elements of maize roots

  M. E. McCully;M. J. Canny;R. F. M. Steveninck

  71
  Citations

• Vascular transport and soybean nodule function: nodule xylem is a blind alley, not a throughway

  K. B. Walsh;M. E. McCULLY;M. J. Canny

  70
  Citations

• Transfusion tissue of pine needles as a site of retrieval of solutes from the transpiration stream

  M. J. Canny

  67
  Citations

• Vascular transport and soybean nodule function: II. A role for phloem supply in product export

  K. B. Walsh;M. J. Canny;D. B. Layzell

  67
  Citations

• THE RATE OF TRANSLOCATION

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  66
  Citations

• Rates of apoplastic diffusion in wheat leaves

  M. J. Canny

  64
  Citations

• Development of Water Conducting Capacity in the Root Systems of Young Plants of Corn and Some Other C4 Grasses

  Carol L. Wenzel;Margaret E. McCully;Martin J. Canny

  60
  Citations

• Fine veins of dicotyledon leaves as sites for enrichment of solutes of the xylem sap.

  M. J. Canny

  55
  Citations

• Pit-field distribution, plasmodesmatal frequency, and assimilate flux in the mestome sheath cells of wheat leaves

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  51
  Citations

• Sites of entry of water into the symplast of maize roots

  G. T. Varney;M. E. Mccully;M. J. Canny

  30
  Citations

• The xylem wedge as a functional unit – speculations on the consequences of flow in leaky tubes

  M. J. Canny

  26
  Citations

• Rates of diffusion into roots of maize

  M.J. Canny;C.X. Huang

  26
  Citations

• A simple method for locating the start of symplastic water flow (flumes) in leaves.

  N. A. O'dowd;M. J. Canny

  9
  Citations