Horton FRS, Peter, Professor

Professor Peter Horton FRS

School of Biosciences

Emeritus Professor of Biochemistry

p.horton@sheffield.ac.uk

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Professor Peter Horton FRS
School of Biosciences
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2008 - present: Emeritus Professor of Biochemistry, School of Biosciences, University of ��߲ݴ�ý
2014 - 2019: Chief Research Advisor, Grantham Centre for Sustainable Futures, University of ��߲ݴ�ý
2008 - 2014: Research Advisor, Project Sunshine, Faculty of Science, University of ��߲ݴ�ý
1990 - 2008: Professor of Plant Biochemistry, University of ��߲ݴ�ý
1989 - 2003: Chairman, Robert Hill Institute, University of ��߲ݴ�ý
1978 - 1990: Lecturer/Reader, Department of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology University of ��߲ݴ�ý
1975 - 1978: Assistant Professor, Department of Cell and Molecular Biology, State University of New York at Buffalo, USA
1973 - 1975: Postdoctoral Research Associate, Department of Biological Sciences, Purdue University, USA
1970 - 1973: D.Phil student, Department of Biology, University of York

Research interests

Interdisciplinary approaches to sustainable food security

Food is a basic human need and its production and consumption are embedded in all aspects of our society. Food Security has been defined as a situation that exists when all people, at all times, have physical, social and economic access to sufficient, safe and nutritious food that meets their dietary needs and food preferences for an active and healthy life. Characteristics of achieving food security include: high agricultural productivity; stability to changes in weather and markets; resilience to stresses and shocks; and equity in supply. Sustainability is a term also broadly set out, as meaning meeting the needs and aspirations of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet theirs. Therefore Sustainable Food Security means reconciliation of the frequently conflicting environmental, social equity and economic demands. Successful research aimed at reaching this goal is unlikely to be confined within single disciplines but will inevitably have to integrate many, in science, engineering, social science and medicine. Whilst enhanced agricultural production with new technology is a pre-requisite it will not on its own be sufficient. The challenge is how to integrate research across disciplines such that farmers, agri-food industries, policy makers and consumers have the evidence upon which to make the best decisions and interventions.

1. Delivering sustainable food security: analysis of agri-food ecosystems

It is now widely accepted that our food supply systems are in crisis, whether on the national or global scale. The implementation of an agri-tech strategy takes place in the context of a food supply system in crisis. Disruptions in supply due to extreme weather events, over-reliance on scarce or expensive inputs, increased energy costs, increasing demand from an increasing population, major contributions to greenhouse gas emissions, changing food consumption patterns, growing number of links between human health and the food we eat, and the increased complexity of global food supply chains are some of the factors involved. Current systems and practices not only deliver insufficient food but are economically and environmentally unsustainable, and risk social upheaval, political unrest and a human health disaster.

Achieving adequate food production, ensuring environmental sustainability and promoting human health, impinge on all aspects of the food supply chain. Despite these constraints, farmers, producers and retailers have to retain adequate profit margins whilst food prices stay within the budgets of the consumer. However, forming effective business strategies, coherent agrifood policies and appropriate research and development programmes across such a complex system presents major challenges. How do we take the right actions in the right place at the right time? How do we optimise such actions for maximum benefit and desired outcome? How do we decide which are the most desirable outcomes? Inevitably there will be trade-offs, throughout the food supply chain. eg high yield potential of a crop variety may be incompatible with maximum stress tolerance; maximum levels of production may not be environmentally sustainable; low food prices may be inconsistent with farm profitability or high nutritional value. Making decisions about what trade-offs are practical and acceptable is the critical challenge we face and needs a multidisciplinary effort in which scientists, engineers and social scientists work together in collaboration with farmers, food producers, retailers and consumers to provide specific and practical solutions. Such an unprecedented level of integration in the agri-food sector is a significant challenge.

Extension of the agroecological approach to encompass the entire food production and consumption chain is a promising way forward. Such an agri-food ecosystem would have four key elements: agricultural and land use strategy; crop production and harvesting; processing, storage and distribution; retailing and consumption, and would require:

1. Description of all the people, components and processes within a unified internally consistent framework
2. Analysis to understand how it evolved (by selection or design) and how it works (dynamics, feedbacks)
3. Systems approaches to quantify it in a transparent accessible form
4. Simple models to predict outcomes under a range of scenarios

Waste and losses can then be identified and measured together with all of the environmental and social penalties. The impact of actions of key stakeholders (landowners, farmers, agricultural centres, agrifood industry, distributers, traders, consumers) and the external factors (governments, international agencies, markets, lobbyists; NGOs; science and technology, education, media, culture) can all be assessed.

It is only by reaching this level of analysis and understanding can we hope to implement the right innovation at the right time in the right place. The effects of intervention and change could be predicted and key questions answered. eg What might be the effect of a change in a particular aspect of consumer choice on crop production and resource use. What would be the implications for the food producer, retailer and consumer of a change to a more sustainable and resilient crop production, through a new plant variety or agronomic practice. Where are the pressure points or sites of greatest sensitivity to change? Where are the hotspots in terms of resource use, environmental effects or waste? How do we adapt to climate change? What are the barriers to uptake of new technologies? How can we accommodate the huge diversity of crops and farms?

2. Optimisation of photosynthesis for increasing crop yield

To provide more crop yield on less land with fewer inputs undoubtedly requires alteration to the fundamental physiological attributes of plants. Included in these is the increase in efficiency of photosynthesis. Many approaches are being taken to achieve this goal, most of which involve alteration of parts of the basic photosynthetic machinery. An alternative approach arises from observation made on rice photosynthesis, done in collaboration with the International Rice Research Institute. This work revealed some striking insights, mainly how poor photosynthesis was in the field, even under conditions widely regarded as optimum. The conclusion from this study is important: there is enough photosynthetic activity in the existing cellular machinery to sustain a much larger yield if only plants could be induced to perform at their full potential. So why don’t plants perform at their full potential? One reason why photosynthetic activity is not maximally expressed could be inappropriate optimisation. Put simply, stability and survival (a low risk strategy) in the natural environment are driving forces of evolution, not necessarily high growth rate and photosynthetic rate (a high risk strategy) even though there is potential for high grain yield. Photosynthesis is held back below its potential because growth is optimised in the face of the particular properties of the plant’s habitat. Therefore, we have to consider the evolution and basic biology of each crop species.

Particularly important is that the environment is never constant- there are fluctuations in levels of sunlight, temperature and rainfall. Plants record, memorise and (try to) predict their environments to ensure that they always have enough energy storage from photosynthesis to power their growth and development. For example, plants have to determine the size of their reproductive sinks (i.e. grain capacity) in advance, predicting what the photosynthetic rate will be to give maximum grain filling. Over-estimation of future photosynthesis results in poor grain filling and/or poor quality grain; under-estimation of future photosynthesis results in a decrease in the efficiency of solar energy use and losses of potential productivity. Trade-offs inevitably result from optimisation of the internal regulatory mechanisms involved (dynamic range, kinetics, precision), and this readily explains the apparent under-performance of photosynthesis. Consequently, there may be opportunities for the breeding of higher yielding crops by tailoring regulatory responses to specific agricultural scenarios, where man’s intervention has moderated some of the environmental constraints on productivity, by irrigation, provision of fertilisers and elimination of weeds. A key point is that optimisation will vary according to plant species or variety, the climate and season, the agronomic practice, the locality and so on. Thus, significant benefits will come from understanding at the molecular and genetic levels how to alter the optimisation of the biochemistry and physiology of individual leaves, their performance in the whole plant, and the way individual plants interact in the crop canopy. Indeed, such knowledge may also be necessary to offset the inherent conservatism of plants that could thwart current attempts to increase photosynthetic efficiency, and hence yield, by manipulation of with the basic biochemical processes of carbon assimilation.

3. Understanding photoprotection in plants

Molecular transitions regulate the structure and function the photosynthetic membrane in order to adapt its function to different environmental and metabolic conditions. Multidisciplinary investigations have provided insights into these transitions, combining biochemical and structural analysis of purified proteins with spectroscopic, physiological and genetic analyses of intact systems. In order to maximise their use of light energy in photosynthesis, plants have light-harvesting antennae, which collect light quanta and deliver them to the reaction centres, where energy conversion takes place. The functioning of the antenna responds to the changes in the intensity of sunlight encountered in nature. In shade, light is efficiently harvested in photosynthesis. However, in full sunlight or whenever there is a restriction on the metabolic demand for photosynthetic product (eg in cold conditions), much of the energy absorbed is not needed and vitally important switches to specific antenna states safely dissipate the excess energy as heat. This is essential for plant survival because it provides protection against the potential photo-damage of the photosynthetic membrane. The understanding the molecular mechanisms involved in photoprotection has the potential to be exploited to produce crops plant better adapted to harsh environmental and climatic conditions.

Publications

Journal articles

Horton P (2023) . Royal Society Open Science, 10(8).
Horton P, Long SP, Smith P, Banwart SA & Beerling DJ (2021) . Nat Plants, 7(3), 250-255.
Horton B & Horton P (2020) . One Earth, 3(1), 20-22.
Horton P & Horton BP (2019) . One Earth, 1(1), 86-94.
Horton P, Bruce R, Reynolds C & Milligan G (2019) . Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems, 3.
Horton P, Chow WS & Barrett C (2019) . Historical Records of Australian Science, 30(1), 19-19.
Horton P, Chow WS & Barrett C (2018) . Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Society, 65, 7-29.
Horton P & Brown GW (2018) . Palgrave Communications, 4(1).
Mallinson L, Russell J, Cameron DD, Ton J, Horton P & Barker ME (2018) . Food Security, 10(5), 1145-1161.
Horton P (2017) . Food Security, 9(6), 1323-1327.
Horton P, Banwart SA, Brockington D, Brown GW, Bruce R, Cameron D, Holdsworth M, Lenny Koh SC, Ton J & Jackson P (2017) . Food Security, 9(2), 195-210.
Goucher L, Bruce R, Cameron D, Koh SCL & Horton P (2017) . Nature Plants, 3.
Chow WS, Horton P, Barrett M & Osmond CB (2016) . Photosynthesis Research, 129(2), 129-146.
Tóth TN, Rai N, Solymosi K, Zsiros O, Schröder WP, Garab G, van Amerongen H, Horton P & Kovács L (2016) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 1857(9), 1479-1489.
Horton P, Koh L & Guang VS (2016) . Journal of Cleaner Production, 120, 164-169.
Benson SL, Maheswaran P, Ware MA, Hunter CN, Horton P, Jansson S, Ruban AV & Johnson MP (2015) . Nature Plants, 1(12).
Horton P (2014) . Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Society, 60, 413-432.
Krüger TPJ, Ilioaia C, Johnson MP, Belgio E, Horton P, Ruban AV & van Grondelle R (2013) . Biophysical Journal, 105(4), 1018-1026.
Horton P (2012) . Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, 367(1608), 3455-3465.
Hubbart S, Ajigboye OO, Horton P & Murchie EH (2012) . The Plant Journal, no-no.
Barber J & Horton P (2012) . Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, 367(1608), 3381-3383.
Krüger TPJ, Ilioaia C, Johnson MP, Ruban AV, Papagiannakis E, Horton P & van Grondelle R (2012) . Biophysical Journal, 102(11), 2669-2676.
Anderson JM, Horton P, Kim E-H & Chow WS (2012) . Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, 367(1608), 3515-3524.
Arroniz-Crespo M, Gwynn-Jones D, Callaghan TV, Nunez-Olivera E, Martinez-Abaigar J, Horton P & Phoenix GK (2011) . Annals of Botany, 108(3), 557-565.
Gall A, Berera R, Alexandre MTA, Pascal AA, Bordes L, Mendes-Pinto MM, Andrianambinintsoa S, Stoitchkova KV, Marin A, Valkunas L , Horton P et al (2011) . Biophysical Journal, 101(4), 934-942.
Cruz S, Goss R, Wilhelm C, Leegood R, Horton P & Jakob T (2011) . Journal of Experimental Botany, 62(2), 509-519.
Kereïche S, Kiss AZ, Kouřil R, Boekema EJ & Horton P (2010) . FEBS Letters, 584(4), 759-764.
Johnson MP, Zia A, Horton P & Ruban AV (2010) . Chemical Physics, 373(1-2), 23-32.
Murchie EH, Pinto M & Horton P (2009) . New Phytologist, 181(3), 532-552.
Santabarbara S, Horton P & Ruban AV (2009) . Biophysical Journal, 97(4), 1188-1197.
Johnson MP, Pérez-Bueno ML, Zia A, Horton P & Ruban AV (2009) . Plant Physiology, 149(2), 1061-1075.
Damkjær JT, Kereïche S, Johnson MP, Kovacs L, Kiss AZ, Boekema EJ, Ruban AV, Horton P & Jansson S (2009) . The Plant Cell, 21(10), 3245-3256.
Pérez-Bueno ML & Horton P (2008) . Physiologia Plantarum, 134(1), 227-236.
Kiss AZ, Ruban AV & Horton P (2008) . Journal of Biological Chemistry, 283(7), 3972-3978.
Johnson MP, Davison PA, Ruban AV & Horton P (2008) . FEBS Letters, 582(2), 262-266.
Pérez-Bueno ML, Johnson MP, Zia A, Ruban AV & Horton P (2008) . FEBS Letters, 582(10), 1477-1482.
Horton P, Johnson MP, Perez-Bueno ML, Kiss AZ & Ruban AV (2008) . FEBS Journal, 275(6), 1069-1079.
Ilioaia C, Johnson MP, Horton P & Ruban AV (2008) . Journal of Biological Chemistry, 283(43), 29505-29512.
Arróniz-Crespo M, Leake JR, Horton P & Phoenix GK (2008) . New Phytologist, 180(4), 864-874.
Johnson MP, Havaux M, Triantaphylidès C, Ksas B, Pascal AA, Robert B, Davison PA, Ruban AV & Horton P (2007) . Journal of Biological Chemistry, 282(31), 22605-22618.
Johnson M, Havaux M, Triantaphylides C, Ksas B, Pascal A, Robert B, Davison P, Ruban A & Horton P (2007) Elevated zeaxanthin bound to oligomeric LHCII enhances the resistance of Arabidopsis to photo-oxidative stress by a lipid-protective, anti-oxidant mechanism. PHOTOSYNTHESIS RESEARCH, 91(2-3), 319-319.
Pinto M, Horton P & Murchic E (2007) Photosynthesis and the new challenges in agriculture. PHOTOSYNTHESIS RESEARCH, 91(2-3), 277-278.
Kereiche S, Dankjaer J, Kovacs L, Jansson S, Horton P & Boekema E (2007) Structural characterization of PSII membranes from an Arabiclopsis knock-out mutant lacking Lhcb3 antenna. PHOTOSYNTHESIS RESEARCH, 91(2-3), 171-171.
Ilioaia C, Horton P & Ruban A (2007) Aggregation-free conformational switch in LHCII complexes of higher plants. PHOTOSYNTHESIS RESEARCH, 91(2-3), 253-253.
Diara C, Vernieri P, Gorini S, Horton P & Lercari B (2007) Damaging and non-damaging effects of UV-B in South American bean genotypes under controlled environment conditions. Advances in Horticultural Science, 21(1), 28-34.
Ruban AV, Berera R, Ilioaia C, van Stokkum IHM, Kennis JTM, Pascal AA, van Amerongen H, Robert B, Horton P & van Grondelle R (2007) . Nature, 450(7169), 575-578.
Kovács L, Damkjær J, Kereïche S, Ilioaia C, Ruban AV, Boekema EJ, Jansson S & Horton P (2006) . The Plant Cell, 18(11), 3106-3120.
Ruban AV, Solovieva S, Lee PJ, Ilioaia C, Wentworth M, Ganeteg U, Klimmek F, Chow WS, Anderson JM, Jansson S & Horton P (2006) . Journal of Biological Chemistry, 281(21), 14981-14990.
Crouchman S, Ruban A & Horton P (2006) . FEBS Letters, 580(8), 2053-2058.
Lizana C, Wentworth M, Martinez JP, Villegas D, Meneses R, Murchie EH, Pastenes C, Lercari B, Vernieri P, Horton P & Pinto M (2006) . Journal of Experimental Botany, 57(3), 685-697.
Wentworth M, Murchie EH, Gray JE, Villegas D, Pastenes C, Pinto M & Horton P (2006) . Journal of Experimental Botany, 57(3), 699-709.
Horton P, Wentworth M & Ruban A (2005) . FEBS Letters, 579(20), 4201-4206.
Murchie EH, Hubbart S, Peng S & Horton P (2005) . Journal of Experimental Botany, 56(411), 449-460.
Chow WS, Kim E-H, Horton P & Anderson JM (2005) . Photochemical & Photobiological Sciences, 4(12), 1081-1081.
Kim E-H, Chow WS, Horton P & Anderson JM (2005) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 1708(2), 187-195.
Pascal AA, Liu Z, Broess K, van Oort B, van Amerongen H, Wang C, Horton P, Robert B, Chang W & Ruban A (2005) . Nature, 436(7047), 134-137.
Pastenes C, Porter V, Baginsky C, Horton P & González J (2004) . Journal of Plant Physiology, 161(12), 1315-1323.
Romano PGN, Edvardsson A, Ruban AV, Andersson B, Vener AV, Gray JE & Horton P (2004) . Plant Physiology, 134(4), 1244-1247.
Romano PGN, Horton P & Gray JE (2004) . Plant Physiology, 134(4), 1268-1282.
Bailey S, Horton P & Walters RG (2004) . Planta, 218(5), 793-802.
Wentworth M, Ruban AV & Horton P (2004) . Biochemistry, 43(2), 501-509.
Walters RG, Ibrahim DG, Horton P & Kruger NJ (2004) . Plant Physiology, 135(2), 891-906.
Robert B, Horton P, Pascal AA & Ruban AV (2004) . Trends in Plant Science, 9(8), 385-390.
Ruban A, Lavaud J, Rousseau B, Guglielmi G, Horton P & Etienne A-L (2004) . Photosynthesis Research, 82(2), 165-175.
Wentworth M, Ruban AV & Horton P (2003) . Journal of Biological Chemistry, 278(24), 21845-21850.
Chen Y, Murchie EH, Hubbart S, Horton P & Peng S (2003) . Physiologia Plantarum, 117(3), 343-351.
Ruban AV, Wentworth M, Yakushevska AE, Andersson J, Lee PJ, Keegstra W, Dekker JP, Boekema EJ, Jansson S & Horton P (2003) . Nature, 421(6923), 648-652.
Walters RG, Shephard F, Rogers JJM, Rolfe SA & Horton P (2003) . Plant Physiology, 131(2), 472-481.
Palacios MA, Frese RN, Gradinaru CC, van Stokkum IHM, Premvardhan LL, Horton P, Ruban AV, van Grondelle R & van Amerongen H (2003) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 1605(1-3), 83-95.
Holtgrefe S, Bader KP, Horton P, Scheibe R, von Schaewen A & Backhausen JE (2003) . Plant Physiology, 133(4), 1768-1778.
Yakushevska AE, Keegstra W, Boekema EJ, Dekker JP, Andersson J, Jansson S, Ruban AV & Horton P (2003) . Biochemistry, 42(3), 608-613.
Jenny A, Mark W, Robin G. W, Caroline A. H, Alexander V. R, Peter H & Stefan J (2003) . The Plant Journal, 35(3), 350-361.
Aspinall-O'Dea M, Wentworth M, Pascal A, Robert B, Ruban A & Horton P (2002) . Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 99(25), 16331-16335.
Murchie EH, Hubbart S, Chen Y, Peng S & Horton P (2002) . Plant Physiology, 130(4), 1999-2010.
Ruban AV, Pascal A, Lee PJ, Robert B & Horton P (2002) . Journal of Biological Chemistry, 277(45), 42937-42942.
Murchie EH (2002) . Journal of Experimental Botany, 53(378), 2217-2224.
Davison PA, Hunter CN & Horton P (2002) . Nature, 418(6894), 203-206.
Price AH, Cairns JE, Horton P, Jones HG & Griffiths H (2002) . Journal of Experimental Botany, 53(371), 989-1004.
Ruban AV, Pascal AA, Robert B & Horton P (2002) . Journal of Biological Chemistry, 277(10), 7785-7789.
Bailey S, Thompson E, Nixon PJ, Horton P, Mullineaux CW, Robinson C & Mann NH (2002) . Journal of Biological Chemistry, 277(3), 2006-2011.
Garab G, Cseh Z, Kovács L, Rajagopal S, Várkonyi Z, Wentworth M, Mustárdy L, Dér A, Ruban AV, Papp E , Holzenburg A et al (2002) . Biochemistry, 41(51), 15121-15129.
Gonzalez J, Pastenes C & Horton P (2001) Effect of temperature, water and light stress on PSII heterogeneity in four bean varieties (Phaseolus varlgaris L.). REVISTA CHILENA DE HISTORIA NATURAL, 74(4), 779-791.
Bailey S, Walters RG, Jansson S & Horton P (2001) . Planta, 213(5), 794-801.
Wentworth M, Ruban AV & Horton P (2001) . Biochemistry, 40(33), 9902-9908.
Ruban AV, Wentworth M & Horton P (2001) . Biochemistry, 40(33), 9896-9901.
Ruban AV, Pascal AA, Robert B & Horton P (2001) . Journal of Biological Chemistry, 276(27), 24862-24870.
Andersson J, Walters RG, Horton P & Jansson S (2001) . The Plant Cell, 13(5), 1193-1204.
Horton P, Ruban AV & Wentworth M (2000) . Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B: Biological Sciences, 355(1402), 1361-1370.
Wentworth M, Ruban AV & Horton P (2000) . FEBS Letters, 471(1), 71-74.
Horton P (2000) . Journal of Experimental Botany, 51(suppl_1), 475-485.
Horton P & Murchie EH (2000) , 127-144.
Backhausen JE (2000) . Photosynthesis Research, 64(1), 1-13.
Pascal A, Wacker U, Irrgang K-D, Horton P, Renger G & Robert B (2000) . Journal of Biological Chemistry, 275(29), 22031-22036.
Walters RG, Rogers JJM, Shephard F & Horton P (1999) . Planta, 209(4), 517-527.
Maxwell K, Marrison JL, Leech RM, Griffiths H & Horton P (1999) . Plant Physiology, 121(1), 89-96.
Pascal A, Gradinaru C, Wacker U, Peterman E, Calkoen F, Irrgang K-D, Horton P, Renger G, van Grondelle R, Robert B & van Amerongen H (1999) . European Journal of Biochemistry, 262(3), 817-823.
Ruban AV, Lee PJ, Wentworth M, Young AJ & Horton P (1999) . Journal of Biological Chemistry, 274(15), 10458-10465.
Bungard RA, Ruban AV, Hibberd JM, Press MC, Horton P & Scholes JD (1999) . Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 96(3), 1135-1139.
Ruban AV & Horton P (1999) . Plant Physiology, 119(2), 531-542.
Pastenes C & Horton P (1999) . Photosynthesis Research, 62(2/3), 197-203.
Walters RG & Horton P (1999) . Photosynthesis Research, 61(1), 77-90.
Horton P (1999) . Functional Plant Biology, 26(7), 659-659.
Murchie EH, Chen Y-Z, Hubbart S, Peng S & Horton P (1999) . Plant Physiology, 119(2), 553-564.
Ruban AV, Pesaresi P, Wacker U, Irrgang K-DJ, Bassi R & Horton P (1998) . Biochemistry, 37(33), 11586-11591.
Murchie EH & Horton P (1998) . Plant, Cell and Environment, 21(2), 139-148.
Ruban AV, Phillip D, Young AJ & Horton P (1998) . Photochemistry and Photobiology, 68(6), 829-834.
Gradinaru CC, Pascal AA, van Mourik F, Robert B, Horton P, van Grondelle R & van Amerongen H (1998) . Biochemistry, 37(4), 1143-1149.
Backhausen JE, Emmerlich A, Holtgrefe S, Horton P, Nast G, Rogers JJM, Müller-Röber B & Scheibe R (1998) . Planta, 207(1), 105-114.
Wingler A, Horton P, Lea PJ & Leegood RC (1997) Photosynthetic and photorespiratory metabolism in barley plants with reduced activities of glycine decarboxylase.. PLANT PHYSIOLOGY, 114(3), 693-693.
Ruban AV, Phillip D, Young AJ & Horton P (1997) . Biochemistry, 36(25), 7855-7859.
Connelly JP, Müller MG, Hucke M, Gatzen G, Mullineaux CW, Ruban AV, Horton P & Holzwarth AR (1997) . The Journal of Physical Chemistry B, 101(10), 1902-1909.
Ruban AV, Calkoen F, Kwa SLS, van Grondelle R, Horton P & Dekker JP (1997) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 1321(1), 61-70.
MURCHIE EH & HORTON P (1997) . Plant, Cell and Environment, 20(4), 438-448.
Young AJ, Phillip D, Ruban AV, Horton P & Frank HA (1997) . Pure and Applied Chemistry, 69(10), 2125-2130.
Farber A, Young AJ, Ruban AV, Horton P & Jahns P (1997) . Plant Physiology, 115(4), 1609-1618.
Walters RG, Ruban AV & Horton P (1996) . Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 93(24), 14204-14209.
Pastenes C & Horton P (1996) . Plant Physiology, 112(3), 1245-1251.
Pastenes C & Horton P (1996) . Plant Physiology, 112(3), 1253-1260.
Horton P, Ruban AV & Walters RG (1996) . Annual Review of Plant Physiology and Plant Molecular Biology, 47(1), 655-684.
Ruban AV, Young AJ & Horton P (1996) . Biochemistry, 35(3), 674-678.
Phillip D, Ruban AV, Horton P, Asato A & Young AJ (1996) . Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 93(4), 1492-1497.
Hagen C, Pascal AA, Horton P & Inoue Y (1996) Influence of structural changes in the photosynthetic antenna system on the thermoluminescence Z-band. Photosynthetica, 32(4), 529-543.
Hagen C, Pascal AA, Horton P & Inoue Y (1995) . Photochemistry and Photobiology, 62(3), 514-521.
Ruban AV & Horton P (1995) . Plant Physiology, 108(2), 721-726.
John I, Drake R, Farrell A, Cooper W, Lee P, Horton P & Grierson D (1995) . The Plant Journal, 7(3), 483-490.
Ruban AV, Horton P & Robert B (1995) . Biochemistry, 34(7), 2333-2337.
Ruban AV, Dekker JP, Horton P & Grondelle RVAN (1995) . Photochemistry and Photobiology, 61(2), 216-221.
Walters R & Horton P (1995) . Planta, 197(3).
Walters R & Horton P (1995) . Planta, 197(2).
Walters RG, Ruban AV & Horton P (1994) . European Journal of Biochemistry, 226(3), 1063-1069.
Horton P, Ruban AV & Walters RG (1994) . Plant Physiology, 106(2), 415-420.
SCHOLES JD, LEE PJ, HORTON P & LEWIS DH (1994) . New Phytologist, 126(2), 213-222.
Foyer CH, Noctor G, Lelandais M, Lescure JC, Valadier MH, Boutin JP & Horton P (1994) . Planta, 192(2).
Foyer CH, Noctor G, Lelandais M, Lescure JC, Valadier MH, Boutin JP & Horton P (1994) . Planta, 192(2), 211-220.
Mullineaux CW, Ruban AV & Horton P (1994) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 1185(1), 119-123.
Ruban AV, Young A & Horton P (1994) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 1186(1-2), 123-127.
Walters R & Horton P (1994) . Planta, 195(2).
Ruban AV & Horton P (1994) . Photosynthesis Research, 40(2), 181-190.
Ruban AV, Young AJ, Pascal AA & Horton P (1994) . Plant Physiology, 104(1), 227-234.
Johnson GN, Young AJ & Horton P (1994) . Planta, 194(4), 550-556.
JOHNSON GN, YOUNG AJ, SCHOLES JD & HORTON P (1993) . Plant, Cell and Environment, 16(6), 673-679.
JOHNSON GN, SCHOLES JD, HORTON P & YOUNG AJ (1993) . Plant, Cell and Environment, 16(6), 681-686.
Ruban AV, Young AJ & Horton P (1993) . Plant Physiology, 102(3), 741-750.
Horton P & Ruban AV (1993) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 1142(1-2), 203-206.
Noctor G, Ruban AV & Horton P (1993) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 1183(2), 339-344.
Mullineaux CW, Pascal AA, Horton P & Holzwarth AR (1993) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 1141(1), 23-28.
Ruban AV, Horton P & Young AJ (1993) . Journal of Photochemistry and Photobiology B: Biology, 21(2-3), 229-234.
Rees D, Horton P & Schreiber U (1993) . Photosynthesis Research, 37(2), 131-138.
Walters RG & Horton P (1993) . Photosynthesis Research, 36(2), 119-139.
HORTON P (1992) REGULATION OF ENERGY-DISSIPATION BY CHLOROPLAST MEMBRANES. PHOTOSYNTHESIS RESEARCH, 34(1), 106-106.
HORTON P, RUBAN A & WALTERS R (1992) INHIBITION OF DELTA-PH-DEPENDENT CONTROL OF CHLOROPLAST LIGHT HARVESTING BY BINDING OF DCCD TO LHCII. PHOTOSYNTHESIS RESEARCH, 34(1), 121-121.
Ruban AV, Walters RG & Horton P (1992) . FEBS Letters, 309(2), 175-179.
Rees D, Lee CB, Gilmour DJ & Horton P (1992) . Photosynthesis Research, 32(3), 181-191.
Cleland RE, Rees D & Horton P (1992) . Journal of Photochemistry and Photobiology B: Biology, 13(3-4), 253-265.
Ruban AV, Rees D, Pascal AA & Horton P (1992) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 1102(1), 39-44.
Ruban AV & Horton P (1992) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 1102(1), 30-38.
Rees D, Noctor G, Ruban AV, Crofts J, Young A & Horton P (1992) . Photosynthesis Research, 31(1), 11-19.
Horton P & Ruban AV (1992) . Photosynthesis Research, 34(3), 375-385.
(1991) . FEBS Letters, 292(1-2), 1-4.
Walters RG & Horton P (1991) . Photosynthesis Research, 27(2), 121-133.
Noctor G, Rees D, Young A & Horton P (1991) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 1057(3), 320-330.
Crofts J & Horton P (1991) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 1058(2), 187-193.
Ruban AV, Rees D, Noctor GD, Young A & Horton P (1991) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 1059(3), 355-360.
Rees D, Noctor GD & Horton P (1990) . Photosynthesis Research, 25(3), 199-211.
Lee CB, Rees D & Horton P (1990) . Photosynthesis Research, 24(2), 167-173.
Noctor G & Horton P (1990) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 1016(2), 228-234.
Foyer C, Furbank R, Harbinson J & Horton P (1990) . Photosynthesis Research, 25(2), 83-100.
Rees D & Horton P (1990) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 1016(2), 219-227.
Horton P, Lee P & Fernyhough P (1990) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 1017(2), 160-166.
(1989) . Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. B, Biological Sciences, 323(1216), 269-279.
Rees D, Young A, Noctor G, Britton G & Horton P (1989) . FEBS Letters, 256(1-2), 85-90.
HORTON P, OXBOROUGH K, REES D & SCHOLES JD (1988) REGULATION OF THE PHOTOCHEMICAL EFFICIENCY OF PHOTOSYSTEM-II - CONSEQUENCES FOR THE LIGHT RESPONSE OF FIELD PHOTOSYNTHESIS. PLANT PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY, 26(4), 453-460.
Horton P & Hague A (1988) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 932, 107-115.
Oxborough K & Horton P (1988) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 934(1), 135-143.
Carver KA & Horton P (1987) . Photosynthesis Research, 11(2), 109-118.
Oxborough K, Lee P & Horton P (1987) . FEBS Letters, 221(2), 211-214.
Oxborough K & Horton P (1987) . Photosynthesis Research, 12(2), 119-127.
Furbank RT & Horton P (1987) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 894(2), 332-338.
Horton P & Nicholson H (1987) . Photosynthesis Research, 12(2), 129-143.
Quick WP & Horton P (1986) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 849(1), 1-6.
Horton P & Lee P (1986) . Photosynthesis Research, 10(3), 297-302.
Black MT, Lee P & Horton P (1986) . Planta, 168(3), 330-336.
Black MT, Brearley TH & Horton P (1986) . Photosynthesis Research, 8(3), 193-207.
Horton P & Lee P (1985) . Planta, 165(1), 37-42.
Ridley SM & Horton P (1984) . Zeitschrift für Naturforschung C, 39(5), 351-353.
Fernyhough P, Foyer CH & Horton P (1984) . FEBS Letters, 176(1), 133-138.
Black MT & Horton P (1984) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 767(3), 568-573.
Black MT, Foyer CH & Horton P (1984) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 767(3), 557-562.
Horton P & Lee P (1984) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 767(3), 563-567.
(1984) . Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B. Biological Sciences, 220(1220), 371-382.
(1984) . Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B. Biological Sciences, 220(1220), 361-370.
Horton P & Lee P (1983) . FEBS Letters, 162(1), 81-84.
Fernyhough P, Foyer C & Horton P (1983) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 725(1), 155-161.
Horton P & Foyer C (1983) . Biochemical Journal, 210(2), 517-521.
Bowes JM, Horton P & Bendall DS (1983) . Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics, 225(1), 353-359.
Horton P (1983) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 724(3), 404-410.
Horton P (1983) . FEBS Letters, 152(1), 47-52.
(1983) . Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B. Biological Sciences, 217(1209), 405-416.
Horton P & Black MT (1983) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 722(1), 214-218.
WALKER DA, HORTON P, SIVAK MN & QUICK WP (1983) ANTI-PARALLEL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN O-2 EVOLUTION AND SLOW FLUORESCENCE INDUCTION KINETICS. PHOTOBIOCHEMISTRY AND PHOTOBIOPHYSICS, 5(1), 35-39.
Haworth P, Kyle DJ, Horton P & Arntzen CJ (1982) . Photochemistry and Photobiology, 36(6), 743-748.
HORTON P (1982) . Biochemical Society Transactions, 10(5), 338-340.
Bowes JM & Horton P (1982) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 680(2), 127-133.
Horton P & Black MT (1982) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 680(1), 22-27.
Horton P & Black MT (1981) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 635(1), 53-62.
Bowes JM, Horton P & Bendall DS (1981) . FEBS Letters, 135(2), 261-264.
Horton P (1981) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 635(1), 105-110.
Horton P, Allen JF, Black MT & Bennett J (1981) . FEBS Letters, 125(2), 193-196.
Allen JF & Horton P (1981) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 638(2), 290-295.
Horton P & Black MT (1981) . FEBS Letters, 132(1), 75-77.
Horton P (1981) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 637(1), 152-158.
Horton P & Baker NR (1980) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 592(3), 559-564.
Horton P & Black MT (1980) . FEBS Letters, 119(1), 141-144.
Croze E, Kelly M & Horton P (1979) . FEBS Letters, 103(1), 22-26.
Horton P & Croze E (1979) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 545(1), 188-201.
HORTON P & NAYLOR B (1979) INFLUENCE OF CHLOROPLAST MEMBRANE STACKING ON THE REDOX PROPERTIES OF THE FLUORESCENCE QUENCHER. PHOTOBIOCHEMISTRY AND PHOTOBIOPHYSICS, 1(1), 17-23.
HORTON P & CROZE E (1978) REDOX PROPERTIES OF FLUORESCENCE QUENCHER OF CHLOROPLAST PHOTOSYSTEM .2.. BIOPHYSICAL JOURNAL, 21(3), A197-A197.
Horton P, Croze E & Smutzer G (1978) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 503(2), 274-286.
Horton P & Croze E (1977) . FEBS Letters, 81(2), 259-263.
HORTON P (1977) EFFECT OF MANGANESE EXTRACTION ON MIDPOINT POTENTIAL OF CHLOROPLAST CYTOCHROME B-559 AND ON PHOTOSYSTEM-2 ACTIVITY. BIOPHYSICAL JOURNAL, 17(2), A198-A198.
Horton P & Croze E (1977) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 462(1), 86-101.
Horton P (1976) . International Journal of Biochemistry, 7(12), 597-605.
Horton P & Cramer WA (1976) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 430(1), 122-134.
Horton P, Whitmarsh J & Cramer WA (1976) . Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics, 176(2), 519-524.
Horton P & Leech RM (1975) . Plant Physiology, 56(1), 113-120.
Horton P & Leech RM (1975) . Plant Physiology, 55(2), 393-400.
Cramer WA & Horton P (1975) . Photochemistry and Photobiology, 22(6), 304-308.
HORTON P & CRAMER WA (1975) LIGHT-INDUCED TURNOVER OF CHLOROPLAST CYTOCHROME B-559 AT LOW PH. BIOPHYSICAL JOURNAL, 15(2), A250-A250.
Horton P & Cramer WA (1975) . FEBS Letters, 56(2), 244-247.
Horton P & Cramer WA (1975) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 396(2), 310-319.
Cramer WA, Horton P & Donnell JJ (1974) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 368(3), 361-370.
Horton P & Cramer WA (1974) . Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 368(3), 348-360.
Giaquinta R, Dilley RA, Anderson BJ & Horton P (1974) . Journal of Bioenergetics, 6(4), 167-177.
HORTON P & LEECH RM (1974) ATP EFFECTS ON SHIBATA SHIFT AND ON PROLAMELLAR BODY TRANSFORMATION IN ISOLATED ETIOPLASTS. PLANT PHYSIOLOGY, 4-4.
HORTON P & CRAMER WA (1974) ACCESSIBILITY CHANGES OF CHLOROPLAST CYTOCHROMES F AND B-559 TO FERRICYANIDE. FEDERATION PROCEEDINGS, 33(5), 1329-1329.
HORTON P & LEECH RM (1972) EFFECT OF ATP ON PHOTOCONVERSION OF PROTOCHLOROPHYLLIDE INTO CHLOROPHYLLIDE IN ISOLATED ETIOPLASTS. FEBS LETTERS, 26(1), 277-&.
Hubbart S, Peng S, Horton P, Chen Y & Murchie EH () . Journal of Experimental Botany, 58(12), 3429-3438.
Romano P, Gray J, Horton P & Luan S () . New Phytologist, 166(3), 753-769.
Horton P () . Journal of Experimental Botany, 56(411), 365-373.
GONZÁLEZ J, PASTENES C & HORTON P () . Revista chilena de historia natural, 74(4).
Horton P, Murchie EH, Ruban AV & Walters RG () , 117-134.

Chapters

Krüger TPJ, Ilioaia C, Horton P, Alexandre MTA & van Grondelle R (2014) , Advances in Photosynthesis and Respiration (pp. 157-185). Springer Netherlands
Horton P (2014) , Advances in Photosynthesis and Respiration (pp. 73-95). Springer Netherlands
Horton P (2013) , Encyclopedia of Biological Chemistry (pp. 178-183). Elsevier
Murchie EH & Horton P (2008) , Charting New Pathways to C4 Rice (pp. 333-350). WORLD SCIENTIFIC
Horton P & Ruban A (2004) , Encyclopedia of Biological Chemistry (pp. 357-362). Elsevier
Connelly JP, Ruban AV & Horton P (1998) , High Pressure Food Science, Bioscience and Chemistry (pp. 417-422). Elsevier
Pastenes C, Porter VH, Baginsky C & Horton P (1998) , Photosynthesis: Mechanisms and Effects (pp. 2561-2564). Springer Netherlands
Flachmann R, Ruban A & Horton P (1998) , Photosynthesis: Mechanisms and Effects (pp. 3135-3138). Springer Netherlands
Crofts J & Horton P (1990) , Current Research in Photosynthesis (pp. 391-394). Springer Netherlands
Rees D & Horton P (1990) , Current Research in Photosynthesis (pp. 399-402). Springer Netherlands
Noctor G, Rees D & Horton P (1990) , Current Research in Photosynthesis (pp. 627-630). Springer Netherlands
Johnson G, Horton P, Scholes J & Grime P (1990) , Current Research in Photosynthesis (pp. 3155-3158). Springer Netherlands
Wright DP, Scholes JD, Horton P, Baldwin BC & Shephard MC (1990) , Current Research in Photosynthesis (pp. 3017-3020). Springer Netherlands
Horton P (1990) , Current Research in Photosynthesis (pp. 2905-2912). Springer Netherlands
Walters RG & Horton P (1990) , Current Research in Photosynthesis (pp. 631-634). Springer Netherlands
Scholes J, Lee P, Horton P & Lewis D (1990) , Current Research in Photosynthesis (pp. 3013-3016). Springer Netherlands
Cleland RE, Rees D, Walker DA & Horton P (1990) , Current Research in Photosynthesis (pp. 1467-1470). Springer Netherlands
Horton P, Lee P & Hague A (1987) , Progress in Photosynthesis Research (pp. 59-62). Springer Netherlands
Oxborough K & Horton P (1987) , Progress in Photosynthesis Research (pp. 489-492). Springer Netherlands
Horton P (1987) , Progress in Photosynthesis Research (pp. 681-688). Springer Netherlands
Horton P & Lee P (1987) , Excitation Energy and Electron Transfer in Photosynthesis (pp. 151-156). Springer Netherlands
Horton P, Lee P & Anderson S (1984) , Advances in Photosynthesis Research (pp. 657-660). Springer Netherlands
Fernyhough P, Horton P & Foyer C (1984) , Advances in Photosynthesis Research (pp. 299-302). Springer Netherlands
Black M, Horton P & Foyer C (1984) , Advances in Photosynthesis Research (pp. 315-318). Springer Netherlands
Horton P, Ruban AV & Young AJ () , Advances in Photosynthesis and Respiration (pp. 271-291). Kluwer Academic Publishers

Conference proceedings papers

Kruger T, Ilioaia C, Johnson M, Ruban A, Papagiannakis E, Horton P & van Grondelle R (2012) Controlled disorder in plant light harvesting complex II explains its photoprotective role. ABSTRACTS OF PAPERS OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, Vol. 243
Ilioaia C, Kruger T, Johnson MP, Horton P, Ruban AV & van Grondelle R (2011) Fluorescence dynamics of plant light harvesting complexes studied by single molecule spectroscopy. EUROPEAN BIOPHYSICS JOURNAL WITH BIOPHYSICS LETTERS, Vol. 40 (pp 176-177)
Romano P, Hisabori T & Horton P (2006) The role of immunophilins in the regulation of the composition of the photosynthetic apparatus. PLANT AND CELL PHYSIOLOGY, Vol. 47 (pp S105-S105)
Horton P (1996) (pp 99-111)
Pastenes C & Horton P (1995) The effect of high temperature on photosynthesis.. PHOTOSYNTHESIS: FROM LIGHT TO BIOSPHERE, VOL IV (pp 789-792)
Phillip D, Ruban AV, Horton P, Asato A & Young AJ (1995) Carotenoid S-1 energy level and quenching in LCHIIb. PHOTOSYNTHESIS: FROM LIGHT TO BIOSPHERE, VOL IV (pp 39-42)
Hagen C, Pascal AA, Horton P & Inoue Y (1995) Thermoluminescence studies on the mechanism of photon protection. PHOTOSYNTHESIS: FROM LIGHT TO BIOSPHERE, VOL I (pp 359-362)
Walters RG & Horton P (1995) DCCD binds to lumen-exposed glutamate residues in LHCIIc - Implications for the mechanism of photoprotective energy dissipation. PHOTOSYNTHESIS: FROM LIGHT TO BIOSPHERE, VOL I (pp 299-302)
McAuley CA, Dyer TA & Horton P (1995) Genetic manipulation of LHCB4, a gene encoding one of the minor light-harvesting complexes, in Arabidopsis thaliana.. PHOTOSYNTHESIS: FROM LIGHT TO BIOSPHERE, VOL I (pp 327-330)
Pascal AA, Ruban AV, Young AJ & Horton P (1995) The effect on pH on LHCII. PHOTOSYNTHESIS: FROM LIGHT TO BIOSPHERE, VOL I (pp 247-250)
Ruban AV, Young AJ & Horton P (1995) Quenching of chlorophyll fluorescence in the minor chlorophyll A/B binding proteins of photosystem II. PHOTOSYNTHESIS: FROM LIGHT TO BIOSPHERE, VOL I (pp 295-298)
Webster JI, Young AJ & Horton P (1995) Carotenoid composition of Digitalis purpurea in relation to non-photochemical quenching.. PHOTOSYNTHESIS: FROM LIGHT TO BIOSPHERE, VOL I (pp 123-126)
Ruban AV & Horton P (1995) . Functional Plant Biology, Vol. 22(2) (pp 221-221)
YOUNG AJ, HORTON P, REES D, NOCTOR G, JOHNSON G & COUNCIL BCP (1991) ZEAXANTHIN AND ENERGY-DISSIPATION IN PLANTS - A POTENTIAL HERBICIDE TARGET SITE. BRIGHTON CROP PROTECTION CONFERENCE : WEEDS - 1991, VOLS 1-3 (pp 867-874)
CLELAND RE, REES D, WALKER DA & HORTON P (1990) PHOTOINHIBITION OF PHOTOSYNTHETIC BACTERIA. CURRENT RESEARCH IN PHOTOSYNTHESIS, VOLS 1-4 (pp B507-B510)
JOHNSON G, HORTON P, SCHOLES J & GRIME P (1990) FLUORESCENCE RESPONSES ON STEP CHANGES IN IRRADIANCE BY PLANTS FROM DIFFERENT LIGHT HABITATS. CURRENT RESEARCH IN PHOTOSYNTHESIS, VOLS 1-4 (pp D361-D364)
HORTON P (1990) REGULATION OF LIGHT HARVESTING BY METABOLIC EVENTS. CURRENT RESEARCH IN PHOTOSYNTHESIS, VOLS 1-4 (pp D111-D118)
SCHOLES J, LEE P, HORTON P & LEWIS D (1990) PHOTOSYNTHETIC METABOLISM IN BARLEY LEAVES INFECTED WITH POWDERY MILDEW. CURRENT RESEARCH IN PHOTOSYNTHESIS, VOLS 1-4 (pp D219-D222)
HORTON P, NOCTOR G & REES D (1990) REGULATION OF LIGHT HARVESTING AND ELECTRON-TRANSPORT IN PHOTOSYSTEM-II. PERSPECTIVES IN BIOCHEMICAL AND GENETIC REGULATION OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS, Vol. 10 (pp 145-158)
WRIGHT DP, SCHOLES JD, HORTON P, BALDWIN BC & SHEPHARD MC (1990) THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE DEVELOPMENT OF HAUSTORIA OF ERYSIPHE-GRAMINIS AND THE ENERGY STATUS OF LEAVES. CURRENT RESEARCH IN PHOTOSYNTHESIS, VOLS 1-4 (pp D223-D226)

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School of Biosciences

School of Biosciences

Professor Peter Horton FRS

Interdisciplinary approaches to sustainable food security

1. Delivering sustainable food security: analysis of agri-food ecosystems

2. Optimisation of photosynthesis for increasing crop yield

3. Understanding photoprotection in plants

Journal articles

Chapters

Conference proceedings papers

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