S. Lev-Yadun

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S Lev-yadun, S. Lev-yadun, Simcha Lev-yadun, Simcha Lev‐yadun
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313 papers · 8,436 citations · H-index 48

PAPERS

Regulating the Vascular Cambium: Do Not Forget the Vascular Ray Initials and Their Derivatives
20250 citationsauthor #1
Visual-, Olfactory-, and Nectar-Taste-Based Flower Aposematism
20246 citationsauthor #1
Experimental Induction of Extreme Indented Growth Rings (Hazel Wood) in Pinus halepensis Miller by Wide and Long Parallel Bark and Vascular Cambium Woundings
20240 citationsauthor #1
Characterization of the fiber-like cortical cells in moss gametophytes
20244 citationsauthor #4
Multifunctionality of angiosperm floral bracts: a review
202411 citationsauthor #3
Distribution patterns of glandular trichomes in the flora of the Hengduan Mountains, southwestern China
20243 citationsauthor #6
The Potential of Visual and Olfactory Signals in Gall Defence
20232 citationsauthor #1
Patterns and drivers of heat production in the plant genus Amorphophallus.
202310 citationsauthor #4
Testing of two of the visual anti-herbivory strategies of red young leaves: aposematic versus undermining herbivorous insect’s camouflage
20231 citationsauthor #1
Indented Growth-rings (hazel wood) Deserve More Attention
20231 citationsauthor #1
Priorities for Bark Anatomical Research: Study Venues and Open Questions
202322 citationsauthor #3
The phenomenon of red and yellow autumn leaves: Hypotheses, agreements and disagreements
202222 citationsauthor #1
Review: Why Do Some Plants Have Leaves With Red or Purple Undersides?
202217 citationsauthor #2
Does the proportion of shattering vs. non-shattering cereal remains in archeobotanical assemblages reflect Near Eastern Neolithic arable fields?
20219 citationsauthor #3
Harvest Techniques: Hand-Pulling and Its Potential Impact on the Archaeobotanical Record Vis a Vis Near Eastern Plant Domestication
20214 citationsauthor #2
Higher Elevations Tend to Have Higher Proportion of Plant Species With Glandular Trichomes
20219 citationsauthor #2
Early production of table olives at a mid-7th millennium BP submerged site off the Carmel coast (Israel)
202124 citationsauthor #12
Odor polymorphism in deceptive Amorphophallus species - a review
202115 citationsauthor #2
Microhistory in Archaeology and its Contribution to the Archaeological Research: The Burial from “The Cave of the Warrior” as a Test Case
20214 citationsauthor #3
Spinescent patterns in the flora of Jiaozi Snow Mountain, Southwestern China
20207 citationsauthor #2
In Memoriam, Dr. Nili Liphschitz (1944–2019)
20200 citationsauthor #1
Visual interactions between plants and arthropods.
20200 citationsauthor #1
Limited divergent adaptation despite a substantial environmental cline in wild pea
202010 citationsauthor #6
The Geographical Enigma of Top Achievements in Weightlifting
20200 citationsauthor #3
The Living Fossil Psilotum nudum Has Cortical Fibers With Mannan-Based Cell Wall Matrix
202010 citationsauthor #6
Review for "A comparative analysis of the photoprotection hypothesis for the evolution of autumn colors"
20200 citationsauthor #1
Division of labour among culms in the clonal reedArundo donax(Poaceae) is underlain by their pre-determined hydraulic structure
20205 citationsauthor #3
Optical manipulation of arthropod pests and beneficials
20206 citationsauthor #7
Extended phenotype in action. Two possible roles for silica needles in plants: not just injuring herbivores but also inserting pathogens into their tissues
201916 citationsauthor #1
Pollinator Behavior Drives Sexual Specializations in the Hermaphrodite Flowers of a Heterodichogamous Tree
20195 citationsauthor #5
Defensive (anti-herbivory) Batesian mimicry in plants
20199 citationsauthor #1
Mimicry of lichens and cyanobacteria on tree-sized Amorphophallus petioles results in their masquerade as inedible tree trunks
20199 citationsauthor #2
Thermal Benefits From White Variegation of Silybum marianum Leaves
201920 citationsauthor #3
Why Is the Bark of Common Temperate Betula and Populus Species White?
20196 citationsauthor #1
Plants are more likely to be spiny at mid‐elevations in the Qinghai‐Tibetan Plateau, south‐western China
201916 citationsauthor #3
Independent selection for seed free tryptophan content and vernalization response in chickpea domestication
20183 citationsauthor #5
Müllerian and Batesian mimicry out, Darwinian and Wallacian mimicry in, for rewarding/rewardless flowers
20184 citationsauthor #1
Differences in flower colors between spiny and non-spiny Asteraceae species: A possible case of aposematism?
201811 citationsauthor #1
Plant Silicon and Phytolith Contents as Affected by Water Availability and Herbivory: Integrating Laboratory Experimentation and Natural Habitat Studies
201811 citationsauthor #2
The Domestication of Crop Plants
20175 citationsauthor #3
Short communication: Periderm tubes: an addition to the List of microscopic bark features
20170 citationsauthor #1
On Chalcolithic maceheads and spinning implements
20171 citationsauthor #3
Do Carrots Outsmart Rabbits
20171 citationsauthor #1
Defensive animal and animal-action mimicry by plants
20172 citationsauthor #1
Leaf pseudo-variegation: Definition, common types, and probably the defended models for real defensive leaf variegation mimicking them?
201716 citationsauthor #1
Local loss of the zebra-like coloration supports the aposematic and other visual defense hypotheses in Silybum marianum
20176 citationsauthor #1
Domesticating Plants in the Near East
201730 citationsauthor #2
Self-irrigation in the desert rhubarb Rheum palaestinum – a response to Khammash
20172 citationsauthor #1
Arthropod Wing Movement Mimicry
20160 citationsauthor #1
Red/Purple Leaf Margin Coloration: Potential Defensive Functions
20162 citationsauthor #1
The Second Generation of Hypotheses About Colorful Autumn Leaves
20160 citationsauthor #1
Caterpillar and Other Herbivore Feeding Damage Mimicry as Defense
20161 citationsauthor #1
Spring Versus Autumn or Young Versus Old Leaf Colors: Evidence for Different Selective Agents and Evolution in Various Species and Floras
20162 citationsauthor #1
Biochemical Evidence of Convergent Evolution of Aposematic Coloration in Thorny, Spiny and Prickly Plants
20160 citationsauthor #1
Defensive Bee and Wasp Mimicry by Orchid Flowers
20160 citationsauthor #1
The earliest Near Eastern wooden spinning implements
201619 citationsauthor #3
Visual Signaling by Plants to Animals via Color
20160 citationsauthor #1
Additional Cases of Defensive Visual Batesian Mimicry Among Plants
20160 citationsauthor #1
The Nature of Signals
20161 citationsauthor #1
Aposematic Coloration in Thorny, Spiny and Prickly Plants
20160 citationsauthor #1
“Eye Spot” Mimicry
20160 citationsauthor #1
Plants Undermine Herbirorous Insect Camouflage
20160 citationsauthor #1
Leaf Color Variability
20160 citationsauthor #1
A General Perspective of Defensive Animal Mimicry by Plants
20160 citationsauthor #1
The Anecdotal History of Discussing Plant Aposematic Coloration
20160 citationsauthor #1
Potential Defense From Herbivory by Dazzle Effects and Trickery Coloration of Variegated Leaves
20160 citationsauthor #1
Plants are not sitting ducks waiting for herbivores to eat them
201612 citationsauthor #1
Does the whistling thorn acacia (Acacia drepanolobium) use auditory aposematism to deter mammalian herbivores?
20162 citationsauthor #1
Visual and Olfactory Feces and Carrion Mimicry
20160 citationsauthor #1
Tunneling Damage Mimicry
20160 citationsauthor #1
Gall Midge Mimicry
20160 citationsauthor #1
Visual Defenses Basically Operating by Various Mechanisms That Have an Aposematic Component
20160 citationsauthor #1
The Many Defensive Mechanisms of Plants
20160 citationsauthor #1
White as a Visual Signal
20160 citationsauthor #1
Pathogenic Bacteria and Fungi on Thorns, Spines and Prickles
20162 citationsauthor #1
Animal Color Vision
20162 citationsauthor #1
Butterfly Egg Mimicry
20161 citationsauthor #1
Do Plants Use Visual and Olfactory Carrion-Based Aposematism to Deter Herbivores?
20161 citationsauthor #1
Experimental Evidence for Plant Aposematism
20160 citationsauthor #1
Evaluating Risk: The Problematic and Even Erroneous Common View of “No Damage or No Attack Equals No Risk”
20160 citationsauthor #1
Spider Web Mimicry
20160 citationsauthor #1
Defensive (anti-herbivory) Coloration in Land Plants
201676 citationsauthor #1
Müllerian and Batesian Mimicry Rings of Aposematic Thorny, Spiny and Toxic Plants
20160 citationsauthor #1
Müllerian and Batesian Mimics Are Extended Phenotypes
20160 citationsauthor #1
No Defense Is Perfect and Defense Is Always Relative
20160 citationsauthor #1
Pod and Seed Camouflage in the Genus Pisum
20160 citationsauthor #1
Aposematism in Plants with Silica Needles and Raphids Made of Calcium Oxalate
20160 citationsauthor #1
Aposematic Trichomes: Probably an Overlooked Common Phenomenon
20160 citationsauthor #1
Currently Temporary Final Words
20160 citationsauthor #1
The Complicated Enigma of Red and Yellow Autumn Leaves
20160 citationsauthor #1
Partial Descriptions of Color Patterns in Floras and Handbooks Has Consequences on the Study of Plant Coloration Biology
20160 citationsauthor #1
Batesian Mimicry and Automimicry of Aposematic Thorns, Spines and Prickles
20160 citationsauthor #1
Operating Under Stress and Fear in the Military as a Lesson Concerning Difficulties for Herbivory in Nature. Factors That Lower the Need for Perfect Defensive Mechanisms Including Mimicry
20160 citationsauthor #1
The Probable Pagan Origin of an Ancient Jewish Custom: Purification with Red Heifer's Ashes
20161 citationsauthor #2
Aposematic Coloration in Poisonous Flowers, Fruits and Seeds
20160 citationsauthor #1
Fearful Symmetry in Aposematic Spiny Plants
20160 citationsauthor #1
The plant component of an Acheulian diet at Gesher Benot Ya‘aqov, Israel
201697 citationsauthor #4
Money in your palm: Sharp shaped vegetation in the surroundings increase the subjective value of houses
20167 citationsauthor #3
What Do Red and Yellow Autumn Leaves Signal for Sure
20161 citationsauthor #1
Plant Aposematism Involving Fungi
20160 citationsauthor #1

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2016 246 citations

2017 63 citations

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2019 81 citations

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2021 65 citations

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