Mark Conyers

Mark Conyers publication distribution in Plant Science and Agronomy in 2026

The chart shows the distribution of publications by all Research.com ranked scientists in the field of Plant Science and Agronomy in 2026. The highlighted bar marks where Mark Conyers sits on this spectrum.

Mark Conyers D-index placement in Plant Science and Agronomy in 2026

The chart shows the D-index (discipline H-index) distribution of Plant Science and Agronomy scientists ranked by Research.com in 2026. The highlighted bar marks where Mark Conyers sits on this spectrum.

Best Publications

• Sense and nonsense in conservation agriculture: Principles, pragmatism and productivity in Australian mixed farming systems

  John A. Kirkegaard;Mark K. Conyers;James R. Hunt;Clive A. Kirkby

  245
  Citations

• Soil carbon dynamics under different cropping and pasture management in temperate Australia: Results of three long-term experiments

  Kwong Yin Chan;Mark Conyers;Guangdi Li;Keith Helyar

  181
  Citations

• Inorganic Nutrients Increase Humification Efficiency and C-Sequestration in an Annually Cropped Soil

  Clive A. Kirkby;Clive A. Kirkby;Alan E. Richardson;Len J. Wade;Mark Conyers

  128
  Citations

• Soil carbon stocks under different pastures and pasture management in the higher rainfall areas of south-eastern Australia

  Kwong Yin Chan;Albert Oates;Guangdi Li;Mark Conyers

  125
  Citations

• Long-term surface application of lime ameliorates subsurface soil acidity in the mixed farming zone of south-eastern Australia.

  Guangdi D. Li;Mark K. Conyers;Keith R. Helyar;Chris J. Lisle

  111
  Citations

• 6 – Amelioration of Soil Acidity by Liming and other Amendments

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  103
  Citations

• Soil organic phosphorus and microbial community composition as affected by 26 years of different management strategies

  Else Bunemann;Else Bunemann;Petra Marschner;Ronald Smernik;Mark Conyers

  91
  Citations

• Localised nitrate and phosphate application enhances root proliferation by wheat and maximises rhizosphere alkalisation in acid subsoil

  Chandrakumara. Weligama;Caixian. Tang;Peter Wykeham Gurney. Sale;Mark. Conyers

  79
  Citations

• Biological amelioration of subsoil acidity through managing nitrate uptake by wheat crops

  Caixian Tang;Mark K. Conyers;M. Nuruzzaman;G. J. Poile

  74
  Citations

• Predicting the response of wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) to liquid and granular phosphorus fertilisers in Australian soils

  T.M. McBeath;M.J. McLaughlin;M.J. McLaughlin;R.D. Armstrong;M. Bell

  67
  Citations

• Lime responses by barley as related to available soil aluminium and manganese

  M K Conyers;G J Poile;Brian R Cullis

  66
  Citations

• Leaf cuticular waxes and physiological parameters in alfalfa leaves as influenced by drought

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  59
  Citations

• Managing wheat stubble as an effective approach to sequester soil carbon in a semi-arid environment: Spatial modelling

  De Li Liu;De Li Liu;Muhuddin R. Anwar;Muhuddin R. Anwar;Garry O'Leary;Mark K. Conyers;Mark K. Conyers

  54
  Citations

• Modelling soil organic carbon 1. Performance of APSIM crop and pasture modules against long-term experimental data

  Garry J. O'Leary;De Li Liu;Yuchun Ma;Yuchun Ma;Frank Yonghong Li

  52
  Citations

• Sensitivity of soil carbon to management and environmental factors within Australian perennial pasture systems

  Sue E. Orgill;Sue E. Orgill;Jason Condon;Mark Conyers;Richard Greene

  46
  Citations

• A conceptual framework for improving the P efficiency of organic farming without inputs of soluble P fertiliser

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  46
  Citations

• Temporal variation in soil acidity

  M. K. Conyers;N. C. Uren;K. R. Helyar;G. J. Poile

  43
  Citations

• Long-term benefits of limestone applications to soil properties and to cereal crop yields in southern and central New South Wales

  M. K. Conyers;C. L. Mullen;B. J. Scott;G. J. Poile

  43
  Citations

• The strategic use of minimum tillage within conservation agriculture in southern New South Wales, Australia

  Mark Conyers;Vince van der Rijt;Albert Oates;Graeme Poile

  42
  Citations

• Particle size determines the efficiency of calcitic limestone in amending acidic soil

  B. J. Scott;M. K. Conyers;R. Fisher;W. Lill

  27
  Citations

• Confidence in soil carbon predictions undermined by the uncertainties in observations and model parameterisation

  Zhongkui Luo;Enli Wang;Quanxi Shao;Mark K. Conyers

  23
  Citations

• Effects of lime on the botanical composition of pasture over nine years in a field experiment on the south-western slopes of New South Wales

  G. D. Li;K. R. Helyar;C. M. Evans;M. C. Wilson

  21
  Citations

• Effect of ammonium, organic amendments, and plant growth on soil pH stratification

  C. M. Evans;M. K. Conyers;A. S. Black;G. J. Poile

  19
  Citations

• Screening species and cultivars for their tolerance to acidic soil conditions.

  S. M. Ring;R. P. Fisher;G. J. Poile;K. R. Helyar

  16
  Citations

• Unraveling microbiomes and functions associated with strategic tillage, stubble, and fertilizer management

  Yunying Fang;Lukas Van Zwieten;Michael T. Rose;Sotirios Vasileiadis

  16
  Citations

• Lime improves emergence of canola on an acidic, hardsetting soil

  B. J. Scott;M. R. Fleming;M. K. Conyers;K. Y. Chan

  11
  Citations

• The carbon cost of protecting the root apex from soil acidity : A theoretical framework

  Mark Conyers;Keith Helyar;J. Sergio Moroni

  9
  Citations

• Proximal fluorescence sensing of potassium responsive crops to develop improved predictions of biomass, yield and grain quality of wheat and barley

  Jonathan Eddison Holland;Davide Cammarano;Glenn J. Fitzgerald;Eileen M. Perry

  8
  Citations

• Soil potassium relationships, uptake efficiency and availability for six distinctive soils in central and southern New South Wales, Australia

  Jonathan Holland;Jonathan Holland;Mark Conyers;Beverley Orchard;Graeme Poile

  7
  Citations

• Biomass, feed quality, mineral concentration and grain yield responses to potassium fertiliser of dual-purpose crops

  Jonathan E. Holland;Richard C. Hayes;Gordon Refshauge;Graeme J. Poile

  6
  Citations

• Towards a More Productive and Sustainable Cropping System in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. I. Rice Production

  Jeffrey Evans;J. N. Jo;Y. G. Mun;Mark Conyers

  2
  Citations

• Improving sustainable production of maize on upland soils of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea

  Jeffrey Evans;J. N. Jo;Mark Conyers;Y. G. Mun

  2
  Citations

• Is there room for strategic tillage in a no-till system?

  Mark Conyers;Yash Dang

  0
  Citations