Vladimir Sukhov

Vladimir Sukhov publication distribution in Plant Science and Agronomy in 2026

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Vladimir Sukhov D-index placement in Plant Science and Agronomy in 2026

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Best Publications

• Effect of ionizing radiation on physiological and molecular processes in plants

  Sergey V. Gudkov;Marina A. Grinberg;Vladimir Sukhov;Vladimir Vodeneev

  166
  Citations

• Electrical signals as mechanism of photosynthesis regulation in plants

  Vladimir Sukhov

  165
  Citations

• Variation potential in higher plants: Mechanisms of generation and propagation

  Vladimir Vodeneev;Elena Akinchits;Vladimir Sukhov

  150
  Citations

• Long-distance electrical signals as a link between the local action of stressors and the systemic physiological responses in higher plants.

  Vladimir Sukhov;Ekaterina Sukhova;Vladimir Vodeneev

  134
  Citations

• Simulation of action potential propagation in plants.

  Vladimir Sukhov;Vladimir Nerush;Lyubov Orlova;Vladimir Vodeneev

  97
  Citations

• Proton cellular influx as a probable mechanism of variation potential influence on photosynthesis in pea.

  Vladimir Sukhov;Oksana Sherstneva;Lyubov Surova;Lyubov Katicheva

  93
  Citations

• A mathematical model of action potential in cells of vascular plants.

  Vladimir Sukhov;Vladimir Vodeneev

  93
  Citations

• Mathematical Models of Electrical Activity in Plants

  Ekaterina Sukhova;Elena Akinchits;Vladimir Sukhov

  85
  Citations

• Variation potential influence on photosynthetic cyclic electron flow in pea

  Vladimir Sukhov;Lyubov Surova;Oksana Sherstneva;Lyubov Katicheva

  76
  Citations

• Changes in H+-ATP Synthase Activity, Proton Electrochemical Gradient, and pH in Pea Chloroplast Can Be Connected with Variation Potential

  Vladimir Sukhov;Lyubov Surova;Ekaterina Morozova;Oksana Sherstneva

  74
  Citations

• Variation potential induces decreased PSI damage and increased PSII damage under high external temperatures in pea

  Vladimir Sukhov;Lyubov Surova;Oksana Sherstneva;Albina Bushueva

  73
  Citations

• The mechanism of propagation of variation potentials in wheat leaves.

  Vladimir Vodeneev;Anna Orlova;Ekaterina Morozova;Lyubov Orlova

  72
  Citations

• Influence of variation potential on resistance of the photosynthetic machinery to heating in pea

  Vladimir Sukhov;Lyubov Surova;Oksana Sherstneva;Vladimir Vodeneev

  69
  Citations

• Influence of the variation potential on photosynthetic flows of light energy and electrons in pea

  Ekaterina Sukhova;Maxim Mudrilov;Vladimir Vodeneev;Vladimir Sukhov

  68
  Citations

• Variation potential-induced photosynthetic and respiratory changes increase ATP content in pea leaves.

  Lyubov Surova;Oksana Sherstneva;Vladimir Vodeneev;Lyubov Katicheva

  67
  Citations

• Simulation of variation potential in higher plant cells.

  Vladimir Sukhov;Elena Akinchits;Lyubov Katicheva;Vladimir Vodeneev

  67
  Citations

• Analysis of the photosynthetic response induced by variation potential in geranium.

  Vladimir Sukhov;Lyubov Orlova;Sergey Mysyagin;Julia Sinitsina

  65
  Citations

• Application of Reflectance Indices for Remote Sensing of Plants and Revealing Actions of Stressors

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  64
  Citations

• Ionic nature of burn-induced variation potential in wheat leaves.

  Lyubov Katicheva;Vladimir Sukhov;Elena Akinchits;Vladimir Vodeneev

  63
  Citations

• Participation of intracellular and extracellular pH changes in photosynthetic response development induced by variation potential in pumpkin seedlings.

  O. N. Sherstneva;V. A. Vodeneev;L. A. Katicheva;L. M. Surova

  62
  Citations

• A light-induced decrease in the photochemical reflectance index (PRI) can be used to estimate the energy-dependent component of non-photochemical quenching under heat stress and soil drought in pea, wheat, and pumpkin.

  Lyubov Yudina;Ekaterina Sukhova;Ekaterina Gromova;Vladimir Nerush

  51
  Citations

• Electrical signals in higher plants: Mechanisms of generation and propagation

  V. A. Vodeneev;L. A. Katicheva;V. S. Sukhov

  49
  Citations

• Connection of the Photochemical Reflectance Index (PRI) with the Photosystem II Quantum Yield and Nonphotochemical Quenching Can Be Dependent on Variations of Photosynthetic Parameters among Investigated Plants: A Meta-Analysis

  Ekaterina Sukhova;Vladimir Sukhov

  46
  Citations

• High-Temperature Tolerance of Photosynthesis Can Be Linked to Local Electrical Responses in Leaves of Pea.

  Vladimir Sukhov;Vladimir Gaspirovich;Sergey Mysyagin;Vladimir Vodeneev

  42
  Citations

• Parameters of electrical signals and photosynthetic responses induced by them in pea seedlings depend on the nature of stimulus.

  Vladimir Vodeneev;Maxim Mudrilov;Elena Akinchits;Irina Balalaeva

  38
  Citations